William McFee Quote

"And what are those things at all?" demands my companion, diverted for a moment from the flowers. She nods towards a mass of dull-green affairs piled on mats or being lifted from big vans. She is a Cockney and displays surprise when she is told those things are bananas. She shrugs and turns again to the musk-roses, and forgets. But to me, as the harsh, penetrating odor of the green fruit cuts across the heavy perfume of the flowers, comes a picture of the farms in distant Colombia or perhaps Costa Rica. There is nothing like an odor to stir memories.


The Market


And what are those things at all? demands my companion, diverted for a moment from the flowers. She nods towards a mass of dull-green affairs piled...

And what are those things at all? demands my companion, diverted for a moment from the flowers. She nods towards a mass of dull-green affairs piled...

And what are those things at all? demands my companion, diverted for a moment from the flowers. She nods towards a mass of dull-green affairs piled...

And what are those things at all? demands my companion, diverted for a moment from the flowers. She nods towards a mass of dull-green affairs piled...