129 Quotes About Victorian
- Author Thomas Hardy
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He was moderately truthful towards men, but to women lied like a Cretan-a system of ethics above all others calculated to win popularity at the first flush of admission into lively society.
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- Author Miss Mae
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It's elementary, my dear Winifred.
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- Author Kat Daughtry
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A collection of chairs seems to show someone that is used to resting while others get the work done. I have no use for finely crafted furniture.
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- Author John Fowles
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...she was really very pretty, one of the prettiest girls she knew. And as if to prove it she raised her arms and unloosed her hair, a thing she knew to be vaguely sinful, yet necessary, like a hot bath or a warm bed on a winter's night. She imagined herself for a truly sinful moment as someone wicked — a dancer, an actress.
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- Author Lisa Kleypas
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I’m going to take Charity to France. I can look after her there. You can go on with your life here, and I won’t be here to … to bother anyone.”He muttered two quiet words.“What?” she asked in bewilderment, inching forward to hear him.“I said, try it.
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- Author Ayana Prende
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Resting my head on the high-backed chair, I silently marvel at emotion so strong itcan quite literally chase away all reason and good sense. It is something I have neverexperienced. I pity Frances for being victim to such devastating passions. But, if I amhonest, a small part of me envies her, for she possesses something that I should: desirefor my husband. Moreover, she knows what it is to feel alive.
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- Author Teresa Flavin
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A black pendant in the shape of a heart lay in her hand. It was carved with roses and strung onto a velvet cord.
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- Author Oscar Wilde
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One must have a heart of stone to read the death of little Nell without laughing.
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- Author A. N. Horton
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I thought about addiction. It was a high that you were always chasing, something that you need as desperately as your next breath, something that consumes you entirely for better or for worse. For my father, it was gambling. For Victoria, it was worrying. And for me, it was Alexander Langley.
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