A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetim — Graham Greene
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A writer's knowledge of himself, realistic and unromantic, is like a store of energy on which he must draw for a lifetime: one volt of it properly directed will bring a character to life.

— Graham Greene
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