Nathaniel Hawthorne about Family : The only sensible ends of literature are

The only sensible ends of literature are first the pleasurable toil of writing second the gratification of one's family and friends and lastly the solid cash.

sensible literature first pleasurable writing second gratification family friends lastly solid

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