Patricia Highsmith Quotes
Was Life, Were Human Relations Like This Always, Therese Wondered. Never Solid Ground Underfoot. Always Like Gravel, A Little Yielding, Noisy So The Whole World Could Hear, So One Always Listened, Too, For The Loud, Harsh Step Of The Intruder's Foot.
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