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Betty Smith Quotes

Betty Smith quotes about life

American Novelist December 15, 1896 – January 17, 1972

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Then I've been drunk, too," admitted Francie."On beer?"No. Last spring, in McCarren's Park, I saw a tulip for the first time in my life. Betty Smith
Mary was convinced that because of some sin she had unwittingly committed in her life, she was mated with the devil himself. She really believed this because her husband told her so. "I am the devil himself," he told her frequently. Betty Smith
If I open this envelope fifty years from now, I will be again as I am now and there will be no being old for me. There's a long, long time yet before fifty years...millions of hours of time. But one hour has gone already since I sat here...one hour less to live...one hour gone away from all the hours of my life. Betty Smith
Betty Smith quote: "She sat in the sunshine watching the life on the street and..."
She sat in the sunshine watching the life on the street and guarding within herself, her own mystery of life. Betty Smith
Betty Smith quote: "You won't die, Francie. You were born to lick this rotten life."
You won't die, Francie. You were born to lick this rotten life. Betty Smith
Betty Smith quote: "The neighborhood stores are an important part of a city..."
The neighborhood stores are an important part of a city child's life. Betty Smith
The Nolan's just could't get enough of life. They lived their own lives up to the hilt but that wasn't enough. They had to fill in on the lives of all the people they made contact with. Betty Smith

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