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    • Etulain

    • Etulain

    • Consistency; Temperance; Pornography;

    • "Hamlin Garland, who met Grey on several occasions, wrote in his diary that Grey was as simple and pristine as his heroes. He neither smoked nor drank, and he disliked the 'pornography' that Hollywood spawned. He lived quietly and used his mounting...
    • Zane Grey
    • Jackson

    • Jackson

    • Crusader; Social Comment; Being natural; sincerity; conviction;

    • "Grey asserted that a writer had a responsibility to say what he thought was wrong with society…As early as his 1905 diary entries, Grey had formed these conclusions: 'The author must so thoroughly understand human nature that he will know...
    • Zane Grey
    • Mr. Hampton

    • Mr. Hampton

    • Mr. Hampton

    • July 5, 1918 (letter) on 4th - Mr. Hampton motion picture deal St. Patrick's Day 1920 (letter DG-ZG) - Hampton, before he left, sent him all remaining film of UP Trail July 26, 1922 - Mrs. Hampton died May 22, 1922 (ZG-DG) - Hampton asking $200,000...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary: 11 May, 1909

    • Zane Grey Diary: 11 May, 1909

    • Birds, love for

    • There is a little brown cheery wren, an old friend, come back to me, and is building a nest under the eaves. For three seasons she has harbored her young there, and reared them despite my lynx-eyed angoras. And the flickers have come again, for...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 9 Sep, 1906

    • Zane Grey Diary - 9 Sep, 1906

    • Death;

    • "Death is the end. Of all the mysteries this is supreme, the most terrible, the saddest. Why should life all labor be, when the reward is only death? Why must we love-only to lose? The fear of death is in almost every heart. What happy man wants to...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 16 Oct, 1908

    • Zane Grey Diary - 16 Oct, 1908

    • Time; Life after death; autumn;

    • "Despite the color the hills begin to look sad. The leaves are falling. All day I saw them float and flutter, drift and drop. When I think of how many thousands of years this has gone on, season after season, and that I cannot expect to se it go on...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 15 May, 1932

    • Zane Grey Diary - 15 May, 1932

    • Depression

    • "I have been helped a good deal by W- in my attitude of mind toward people, things, feeling, thinking. I may say that I am cured of my tendency to morbid depression at night when I awaken and of thinking useless, bitter, hurtful thoughts. It does...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 17 Nov, 1923

    • Zane Grey Diary - 17 Nov, 1923

    • Depression

    • "Last Spring and Summer saw the climax of my troubles. I suffered betrayal and loss and remorse. Altogether I had the ordeal of my life, and it was no help to realize that I had only myself to blame-that I had been...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 12 Mar, 1928

    • Zane Grey Diary - 12 Mar, 1928

    • Depression

    • "I observe that as time goes on I do not write regularly in my notebook, as I used to. Less and less! I wonder what this means? Have I only less time or inclination? Has success anything to do with a failure to chronicle events, changes growth? The...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 16 Feb, 1923

    • Zane Grey Diary - 16 Feb, 1923

    • Depression

    • "Something assuredly is wrong. I have not been writing for days. Fishing leaves me discontented. I have had to exercise irritating effort to rise above the petty interests and selfishness of my party. One day I lapsed to the verge of a black spell,...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 2 Dec, 1923

    • Zane Grey Diary - 2 Dec, 1923

    • Depression

    • "Remorse gnaws at my heart. I know something of the pain I have intolerantly caused others. Yet I do not fear grief or wish to escape it. What hurts me so is that still sad music of humanity which I hear in the sorrow of others-of those I have...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 22 Jan, 1923: Long Key

    • Zane Grey Diary - 22 Jan, 1923: Long Key

    • Depression

    • "I have been writing pretty well, and have not fallen prey to my old depressions. It seems that I have at last found them out-what traitors! What useless emotions! What waste of good precious time! It is never too late."
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 11 Feb, 1929

    • Zane Grey Diary - 11 Feb, 1929

    • Depression; Fishing; versus writing;

    • Long Key ""At night I am tired out, and go to bed early, and sleep deeply until about 4 or 4 30 in the morning. Upon awakening, I feel a strange dejection, almost a misery. It must be the enervating climate. When dawn comes I am alright again. To...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 11 Oct, 1931

    • Zane Grey Diary - 11 Oct, 1931

    • Depression of the 30's; Lean 30's; Depression

    • "The crisis appears to be at hand. I cannot raise any money. All bank credit and other assets frozen! I cannot raise a dollar on a $280,000 yacht. I am resigned to this misfortune, but shall not let it crush me. Presently I shall go to work to do...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 12 Oct, 1932

    • Zane Grey Diary - 12 Oct, 1932

    • Depression of the 30's; Lean 30's; Depression

    • "Every morning is a trial. Everyday, almost, ends in defeat. In all my life I recall a period so terrible as this . The panic in all kinds of business has changed men, time, possibilities, old institutions, habits, work, ideals, success, life...
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 17 Nov, 1933

    • Zane Grey Diary - 17 Nov, 1933

    • Depression of the 30's; Lean 30's; Depression

    • "We are on the verge of bankruptcy. Piece after piece of property has gone for taxes, assessments, debts. A million dollars worth of securities are lost. All our securities gone. All our properties are mortgaged, and there are threats to foreclose....
    • Zane Grey
    • Zane Grey Diary - 13 May, 1934

    • Zane Grey Diary - 13 May, 1934

    • Depression of the 30's; Lean 30's; Depression

    • "I returned to weighing 139 pounds, hard as nails, black as a native, in the best of physical condition, and in better frame of mind than last year. I found the financial situation worse, after three years-and about to collapse. My debts, including...
    • Zane Grey

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