I love you for all that you are, all that you have been, and all you're yet to be.
Often credited to Ernest Hemingway · Not Hemingway's; a modern card line that echoes Mary Carolyn Davies's 1918 poem "Love," itself long miscredited to a "Roy Croft."
Often credited to Ernest Hemingway · Not Hemingway's; a modern card line that echoes Mary Carolyn Davies's 1918 poem "Love," itself long miscredited to a "Roy Croft."
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Ernest Hemingway · The source reads: “I'm not brave any more, darling. I'm all broken. They've broken me. I know it now.” · Catherine Barkley to Frederic Henry in the Lausanne hospital in the final chapter, dying after the birth of their stillborn son; the record adds "I know it now."
Ernest Hemingway · From one of thirty letters Hemingway wrote to Marlene Dietrich over three decades, a friendship both called a love affair that never went to bed; the letters were unsealed by the Kennedy Library in 2007.
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