Wally Cox > Quotes

“If you want to feel dreadful for thirty years, simply bring great pain to a small child who has no weapons against you.”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy

“The welcome was the high point of the visit,”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy

“You are probably wondering what I learned in geography class. I will tell you, and that will ease your mind.”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy

“The farewell was usually the second highest point, and so it was worth getting to fairly quickly.”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy

“At the beginning of penmanship class, all considerations relating to joy of accomplishment are set aside, and defensive positions in the spiritual struggle are taken up.”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy

“A sled being dragged over bare ground makes some of the saddest sounds in the world.”
― Wally Cox, My Life As A Small Boy