Cesare Pavese: We were at the age when a friend's conversation seems like oneself talking, when one shares a life in common the way I s

We were at the age when a friend's conversation seems like oneself talking, when — Cesare Pavese

We were at the age when a friend's conversation seems like oneself talking, when one shares a life in common the way I still think, bachelor though I am, some married couples are able to live.

Cesare Pavese

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