Quote#Children
...this great grey pile of stone has been a house, never a home. It…
Quote byEleanor H. Porter · 1868–1920
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Pollyanna (1913), John Pendleton.
English (original)
...this great grey pile of stone has been a house, never a home. It takes a woman's hand and heart, or a child's presence to make a home...
— Eleanor H. Porter
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