Ernest Hemingway, Quotes

We Were No Longer, Technically, Children Although In Many Ways I Am Quite Sure That We Were. Childish Has Become A Term Of Contempt.
"Don't Be Childish, Darling."
"I Hope To Christ I Am. Don't Be Childish Yourself."
It Is Possible To Be Grateful That No One That You Would Willingly Associate With You Say, "Be Mature. Be Well-balanced, Be Well-adjusted."
Africa, Being As Old As It Is, Makes All People Except The Professional Invaders And Spoilers Into Children. No One Says To Anyone In Africa, "Why Don't You Grow Up?" ...
Men Know That They Are Children In Relation To The Country And, As In Armies, Seniority And Senility Ride Close Together. But To Have The Heart Of A Child Is Not A Disgrace. It Is An Honor. A Man Must Comport Himself As A Man ... But It Is Never A Reproach That He Has Kept A Child's Heart, A Child's Honesty And A Child's Freshness And Nobility.

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