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| She is our contemporary in the problems that she lived with and the solutions that she attempted to bring to them. Your words answered all my thoughts. They completed my understanding of things; they gave me a new generosity, a faith that nothing would be able to make waver again. I was truly converted. To her sisters she would often say 54.6 Kb. 1 | read |
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