LITERATURE: The Reivers – Faulkner on Gender
But Miss Reba was still fighting. Because women are wonderful. They can bear anything because they are wise enough to know that all you have to do with grief and trouble is just go on through them and come out on the other side. I think they can do this because they not only decline to dignify physical pain by taking it seriously, they have no sense of shame at the idea of being knocked out. She didn't quit, even then. (p. 111)
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology
January 11th, 2009 at 5:28 pm
I had no idea you masqueraded as Becky Sharp. William Thackerey wants his pen back please.