Ted, the youngest, has gotten away with everything and now, even in death, he's defying his mother's wishes for the house.
Ted, the youngest, has gotten away with everything and now, even in death, he's defying his mother's wishes for the house.
Teddy was fond of saying "the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die" to rapturous applause from the liberal multitudes. Is this but an empty phrase into which the hearer could place his fondest wish?
Is that Rosemary on the far right?