when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in dige — Jane Wilson-Howarth
when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in dige — Jane Wilson-Howarth
when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in dige — Jane Wilson-Howarth
when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in dige — Jane Wilson-Howarth
when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in dige — Jane Wilson-Howarth
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when the press and problems of humanity become too much, I love to escape into books, where people are served up in digestible portions and can be pushed to one side when one is satiated.

— Jane Wilson-Howarth
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