💬 Quotes
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"My usual strolls happen to be conducted at a time when London is to be seen, not in the broad glare of day, but in the long and chilly shadows of the night."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"A man's life being the round of a cage-bird, he turns the wheel of his own necessary operations—loses his power for a time—and then goes on again."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"Pause you who read this, and think for a moment of the long chain of causes and effects, which makes any one night of every year a night of horror and distress to so many of us."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"It is a most extraordinary thing that people who are bent upon possessions, real or imaginary, always leave a dark footprint of some sort or other on the human scene."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"Any man may be in direct communication with any kind of human nature, and how low soever the common sort of men go, there is a kind of humanity left in them that is akin to all."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"As great a crowd of thoughts and experiences as can be crowded into one night, will sometimes be born away from the wakeful brain."
— The Uncommercial Travellerby Charles Dickens
"Fears are things you shouldn't talk about, because if you do, they grow."
— The Blue Castleby Lucy Maud Montgomery
"Your thoughts make you what you are. You are the product of your own thoughts."
— The Magic of Believingby Claude M. Bristol
"It is not the strong who survive, but those who are most adaptable to change."
— World Without Endby Ken Follett
"The law is a weapon used by the rich to keep the poor in their place, but even a weapon can be turned against its owner."
— World Without Endby Ken Follett
"We are all ghosts of our ancestors, living out their unfinished business while trying to write a sentence of our own."
— World Without Endby Ken Follett
"I will go with you, Jamie. I will go where you go, and I will be where you are. We are one, you and I. We are one flesh and one spirit."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"A man is only as good as the woman he loves, and I am the luckiest man in the world, for I have you."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"The past is a place you can visit, but you cannot live there. You have to move forward, or the memories will eat you alive."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"You are my heart, Bree. But you are not my life. My life is your father."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"It is a dangerous thing to love someone so much that you would lose your soul to keep them, but it is a far more dangerous thing not to love at all."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"We are like the drums of autumn, I think. We echo in the distance, but the sound is fading, changing into something new that we cannot yet understand."
— Tambores de otoño/ Drums of Autumnby Diana Gabaldon
"Slam poetry is about taking the things we're most afraid of saying and turning them into art."
— Slammedby Colleen Hoover
"It's not my life that's pathetic, it's the situations I'm forced to deal with."
— Slammedby Colleen Hoover
"You don't choose the things that hurt you, but you do have some say in how you move forward."
— Slammedby Colleen Hoover