tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
tragic-scene-of-doom: “There are people to whom you could not say insulting things. They give you a feeling that the world would be destroyed, would actually be destroyed before your eyes, if you said certain things.” — Ernest Hemingway, from The
