I owe all those people something; it's not merely a little something; it's a tremendous lot, and I must pay these other human beings who don't know what they're entitled to.

You have felt that; you have felt it just as I have, I'm sure." "You are still in college, and that is what undergraduates are taught to call ideals, Miss Garrison.

I hope you will hold on to them: I had mine, but I'm conscious of late that I'm losing my grip on them.

It's inevitable, in a man's life.

It's a good thing that women hold on to them longer; without woman's faith in such things the world would be a sad old cinder, tumbling aimlessly around in the void." She stopped abruptly in the path, very tall and slim in the dusk of starlight and moonlight.