The strength of each was so the being of the other that no thought could take form in the brain of one without the other's stirring with it.


A Lady of Quality (1896)

Frances Hodgson Burnett Quotes

The strength of each was so the being of the other that no thought could take form in the brain of one without the other's stirring with it.

The strength of each was so the being of the other that no thought could take form in the brain of one without the other's stirring with it.

The strength of each was so the being of the other that no thought could take form in the brain of one without the other's stirring with it.

The strength of each was so the being of the other that no thought could take form in the brain of one without the other's stirring with it.