Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger. ...

Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger. (Paul Auster)

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Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.

Paul Auster Quotes: Once a man begins to recognize himself in another, he can no longer look on that person as a stranger.