From The Wings of a Dove, by Henry James
THEIR FEELING
"Their feeling was -- or at any rate their modest general plea -- that there was no place they would have liked to go to; there was only the sense of finding they liked, wherever they were, the place to which they had been brought."
From Book Fifth, Chapter 1
Thursday, June 13, 2013
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