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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| e766cfb | wish I could rewrite you out of my life But all your pages are highlighted Dog-eared and thumbed to death I can no longer read you But you are still my favorite poem | L.J. Shen | ||
| d9e54d9 | I'd cut a bitch for a steamy booty call right about now. Do him, Blaire. Do him for the both of us. I hear twins sometimes have a physical connection that allows them to feel the pain and pleasure of their sibling. Have a chain orgasm and teleport it to me, okay? | L.J. Shen | ||
| 9eb02f3 | Comme si une douce brise s'etait levee, les cheveux de Shim ont commence a remuer. Son nez s'est mis a grossir. Puis ses oreilles. Puis le reste de sa tete, son cou, ses epaules... Ses bras ont gonfle, ainsi que sa poitrine, ses hanches, ses jambes et ses pieds. Ses vetements s'elargissaient, grandissaient en meme temps que lui, a toute vitesse... Et le miracle est arrive : Shim a ouvert les yeux ! Plus emerveille que nous tous, il se tatai.. | T. A. Barron | ||
| 5c81b2f | New ideas can be tasty, maybe even satisfying. But what I really want to taste is a nice big tray of pastries, warm and sweet, right out of the oven. --From | T.A. Barron | ||
| 0d5791f | I'm very drunk and I intend on getting still drunker before this evening's over. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| f476f42 | Esli eto bremia dostalos' mne, znachit, ono mne po plechu. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| c918da1 | What do you call a cat that can hop over a wall? A: A good jumpurr! | Johnny B. Laughing | ||
| f3d837d | The Fay have always preferred a good story over a well-thought plan. | Adam Rex | ||
| 02686d9 | Well, they get results, don't they? | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 94e3a2f | She married Frank Kennedy two weeks later after a whirlwind courtship which she blushingly told him left her too breathless to oppose his ardor any longer. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 0140a09 | I do not like the outlines of things to be too sharp. I like them gently blurred, a little hazy. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 66b4508 | Just think, Scarlett, a half-million dollars, if you'd only restrained your fiery nature and not rushed into wedlock again! | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| e390cbe | She thought: "They both see the truth of this war, but Ashley is willing to die about it and Rhett isn't. I think that shows Rhett's good sense." | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| bc353ef | Then--then you mean I've ruined it all--that you don't love me any more?" "That's right." | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 496e5f1 | My darling, you're such a child. You think that by saying, "I'm sorry," all the past can be corrected. Here, take my handkerchief. Never, at any crisis of your life, have I known you to have a handkerchief" | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 3bc7a60 | Scarlett knew the effort this involved both mentally and physically, for Melanie suffered torments of shyness in the presence of anything male. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 8c67860 | My news is this," he answered, grinning down at her. "I still want you more than any woman I've ever seen and now that Frank's gone, I thought you'd be interested to know it." | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 770ef25 | Hush," he said. "I am asking you to marry me. Would you be convinced if I knelt down?" | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 9e5713a | She belonged to Ashley, forever and ever. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| c03f33b | She whispered "Yes" before she even thought." | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| d0e6e77 | rolled | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 42ceddf | Ha uma penalidade sempre ligada as coisas que mais desejamos. E o isolamento. pg 637 | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| f7db74c | On the third night after Bonnie's death, | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| ef6c0cb | Liudi, kotorye mogut tratit' dragotsennye den'gi na mogil'nye plity, v to vremia kak eda tak doroga, chto k nei ne podstupit'sia, ne zasluzhivaiut simpatii. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 67ddc89 | And apologies, once postponed, became harder and harder to make, and finally impossible. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| b69a696 | Don't holler--smile and bide your time.' We've survived a passel of things that way, smiling and biding our time, and we've gotten to be experts at surviving. We had to be. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 2d1bf99 | There was an exciting atmosphere about the place that uplifted her. It was as if she could actually feel the accelerated steady pulse of the town's heart beating in time with her own. | romance historical | Margaret Mitchell | |
| 4edb237 | Right here," answered Rhett and, picking the child up, drew him to his knee. "You are boy enough for me, son." | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 433722e | One South Carolinian who grew up early in the twentieth century "did not learn that the South had lost the war until he was twelve years old. 'It was one of the saddest awakenings I ever had,'" he recalled. Similarly, Margaret Mitchell remembered that she "heard so much about the fighting and hard times after the war that I firmly believed Mother and Father had been through it all instead of being born long afterward." [141--42]" | myth usa | Paul D. Escott | |
| dc2aedb | to survive a family must present an unbroken front to the world. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 39b4968 | Archie's carrying him to the vacant lot near Belle's. He's dead. Shot through the head. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| f7906e0 | first, Terminus and then Marthasville, and not until the year of Scarlett's birth had it become Atlanta. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 9994e7a | two of Ma's darkies | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 682551f | the way small Mrs. Tarleton bullied her grown sons and laid her riding crop on their backs if the occasion seemed to warrant it. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 9e10a35 | And now in this hour of greatest need, there was no one. It was incredible that she could be so completely alone, and frightened, and far from home. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| d28b562 | You know she said I was going to marry a gentleman with jet-black hair and a long black mustache, and I don't like black-haired gentlemen. | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| bd1bc29 | Ona mogla dovesti svoimi vykhodkami do beshenstva, no v etom i byla eio svoeobraznaia prelest'. | love-quotes | Margaret Mitchell | |
| 19f417e | She was constitutionally unable to endure any man being in love with any woman not herself, | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| c9abc8c | and jealous of each other about that two-faced, little, green-eyed baggage, | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 3927c74 | Anyone who's spent time below the Mason-Dixon line knows this truth: Southern women are anything but ordinary. Our unique, often unspoken code of conduct has allowed us to survive good times and bad, and never lose the sense of who we are. Margaret Mitchell, the belle of Southern female writers, got it right when she had Scarlett O'Hara come down the stairs in a dress made out of curtains: a Southern girl knows that pride and endurance alwa.. | Deborah Ford | ||
| 832378b | Why does a girl have to be so silly to catch a husband? | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 0f2b791 | Other lumbermen could only fume inwardly and state heatedly, in the bosoms of their families, that they wished to God Mrs. Kennedy was a man for just about five minutes. One | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| 559717d | What I want I take if I can get it, and so I wrestle neither with angels nor devils | Margaret Mitchell | ||
| b25b898 | necessary, she would take them. Today was the day! There was no one to tell Scarlett that her own personality, frighteningly vital though it was, was more attractive than any masquerade she might adopt. Had she been told, she would have been pleased but unbelieving. And the civilization of which she was a part would have been unbelieving too, for at no time, before or since, had so low a premium been placed on feminine naturalness. As | Margaret Mitchell |