Quotemeal: Oct. 29th, 1957

Tuesday, October 29, 1957

"Even though times of transition are tough, the riches of refinement are worth the pain of loneliness and frustration."
— Susannah Ince

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Illustration of Susannah Ince — "Even though times of transition are tough, the riches of refinement are worth the pain of loneliness and frustration."

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