The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if — Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
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The reason that extended solitude seemed so hard to endure was not that we missed others but that we began to wonder if we ourselves were present, because for so long our existence depended upon assurances from them.

— Doris Grumbach, Fifty Days of Solitude
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