p. 60
“I was shy and she was meek . . . . she died, I think, of embarrassment, embarrassment at being alive and taking up space on the planet. There wasn’t a flicker of real life in her from the day she was born; she had the spirit of a slave.”
p. 60
“I was shy and she was meek . . . . she died, I think, of embarrassment, embarrassment at being alive and taking up space on the planet. There wasn’t a flicker of real life in her from the day she was born; she had the spirit of a slave.”
Categorized In Life
Acceptable Losses
Shaw, Irwin | Avon, 1982