“There is no word in the language for end-of-summer sadness, but the human spirit has a word for it and picks up the first sound of its approach.”
E. B. White
more infosource: “Cold Weather,” in One Man’s Meat (New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1944), 349.
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category: human spirit, language, melancholy, sadness, summer, words
medium: essay
notes: White wrote this essay in January 1943.
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