“Hundman, like tens of thousands of other Americans, had had a wordless dream and all his life had lived a little part of it-a dream which was about one quarter hope and three quarters bitter disillusionment.” — Harold Sinclair Copy Share Image
“Mother Nature," he murdered half aloud and grinned, "we think of her as a benevolent old lady. Maybe instead she's the wantonest kind of… — Harold Sinclair Copy Share Image
“Hundman, like tens of thousands of other Americans, had had a wordless dream and all his life had lived a little part of it-a… — Harold Sinclair Copy Share Image
“Suppose each of us make up a list of, say, fifty or more books that we believe should be in the library. Then ,… — Harold Sinclair Copy Share Image
