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Margaret Widdemer
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“John felt for the moment exactly the mingled pleasure and embarrassment that a man does who has been adopted by an unusually nice dog. It is a compliment, but one doesn't know exactly what to do with the animal.”
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“It is rather calming to remember that you really couldn't have foreseen what is happening to you.”
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“... it was like kissing over the telephone — it didn't get you anywhere, but it had a cunning sound.”
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“... he never showed his temper at all, but you couldn't be with him ten minutes without being morally certain that he had a very bad and sullen one, which he merely kept concealed for reasons of his own.”
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“Let us in through the guarded gate, / Let us in for the world's sake.”
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“There is memory in the forest.”
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“In this world I shall not find / Any comforter like Wind, / ... the Winds have brothered me.”
Margaret Widdemer, U.S. writer, poet
(1880 - 1978)