Memory Loss
“Was his memory failing or had he so disciplined it in the
repression of facts that he had damaged his sense of the truth?”
“Was his memory failing or had he so disciplined it in the
repression of facts that he had damaged his sense of the truth?”
—John Cheever,
writer, in his short story, The Swimmer, The New Yorker, 1964 (Thanks to alert
WORDster John Coats)
PeezPix by Ted Pease
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