England and Ireland each turned to the other a closed, harsh, distorted face—a face that, in each case, their lovers would hardly know.


Bowen's Court (afterword, ed. 2, 1964)

Elizabeth Bowen Quotes

England and Ireland each turned to the other a closed, harsh, distorted face—a face that, in each case, their lovers would hardly know.

England and Ireland each turned to the other a closed, harsh, distorted face—a face that, in each case, their lovers would hardly know.

England and Ireland each turned to the other a closed, harsh, distorted face—a face that, in each case, their lovers would hardly know.

England and Ireland each turned to the other a closed, harsh, distorted face—a face that, in each case, their lovers would hardly know.