I Have Never Read A Line Of

At This Point I Meet Me Face To Face. I Am Mary Maclane: Of No Importance To The Wide Bright World And Dearly And Damnably Important To Me.

I Was Born To Be Alone, And I Always Shall Be But Now I Want To Be.

One Must Always Say Things That Aim To Interest, Because In The World One Must After All Pay For One's Keep.

You May Think Me Crude, And Probably I Am Crude, But I Am Not So Crude As I Was, For I Am Clever Enough To See That The Girl Of Nineteen Who Thought Herself A Genius Was Only An Unusual Girl Writing Her Heart Out.

It Is With Pain That I Read Of The Dire Effects Of My Book Upon The Minds Of Young Girls.