12 Jun
A Loneliness Out-of-the-Ordinary
“I was lonely, in spite of my good friends, but I knew instinctively that mine was a curious kind of loneliness which could never be ended even by the closest relationship with individuals, but only, in some mysterious way which I could not yet understand, by some kind of communion with all men, everywhere in the world.”
Caryll Houselander (A Rocking-Horse Catholic)
Another clue, perhaps.
