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Marcia Lewis Quotes
«I tried to get her to join groups in Washington where they had charity groups for young professionals. I tried to get her to meet young men her own age. I asked her all kinds of things, ... I did what mothers do when they're trying to get a grown-up child off a bad course. But I, myself, could not control this situation. I tried to. I could not control it.»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«I don't -- I don't think you could imagine what condition Monica has been in since that meeting, as you call it, in the hotel that night. So we did not have any discussions of any substance from that night to today.»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«No sir, ... The better course would be not to do it.»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«I begged her to get another job. I begged her to date other people and start a different life. But there was no way and nothing I could have done at that time and no one I could have said this to, because it would have been unbelievable.»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«It was very hard to share it with anyone because I don't think anybody would have believed it anyway and it's also embarrassing and not very pleasant and not what you would like people to think about your daughter,»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«It's an ordeal no one should have to go through.»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«There have been times that I believed that. Yes,»
Author: Marcia Lewis
«That it is dangerous for foolish young women to -- to -- to -- to get involved in things that are not --not where they should be involved,»
Author: Marcia Lewis