Jackson Gregory,
Beyond the Law — VI. Virginia Gets a Letter
(1915)
“ When I have everything here, how can there be anything lacking? When the world is so big, how can it seem so little? When the day is so filled with good things, how can it seem so empty? When I am so happy, how can I be, all of a sudden, so sad? ”
Jackson Gregory,
Beyond the Law — VI. Virginia Gets a Letter
(1915)
“ With a great tender heart, too, forgetful at all times of self, striving only for his daughter's good and happiness, doing all of the thousand and one little things to please her, to make life run smoothly and brightly for her. ”
Jackson Gregory,
Beyond the Law — VI. Virginia Gets a Letter
(1915)
“ Farley was thinking, "just to be able to walk out into the other life—the life filled with the things man has done. To wander through it a little—and then to come back, to stay."When all of the chill of the mountain morning had gone, drunk up by the warm, thirsty sun, she allowed her sick man to get up. Farley found that his wrist was more swollen, more painful than it had been last night, but began to hope that there were no bones broken in it, that he had sprained it badly and that in a few days it would mend itself. ”
