James Agee
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Twenty Years.
It was mainly, knowing that his father, too, felt a particular kind of contentment, here, unlike any other, and that their kinds of contentment were much alike, and depended on each other. James Agee, A Death in the Family You cannot retrospectively disguise yourself as a child. To yourself. I cannot. It would be better Continue reading
About Talking Big
All posts by Jay Innis Murray.
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