Kathleen Winsor

“She was a woman of pleasure and a woman of business, and she was a woman of the world.”

“Love is a kind of killing, a kind of dying.”

“A woman's life is a history of the affections.”

“Strange, what being forced to perfection is doing to a man.”

“She would have been a very good woman if it had not been for the temptation of being magnificent.”

“Marriage, she thought, was a kind of finish, a final curtain.”

“He was a man who had seen too much and felt too little.”

“She had learned that it is the unforeseen that is to be feared, not the dreaded.”

“There's nothing so tedious as a man who is trying to be charming.”