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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 1a99dfe | Just thinking about them brought a sob to her throat. Chloe pressed her back against the wall and lowered herself to the cold floor. "God, please, bring to mind Scriptures you want me to hear right now. Don't let hunger or fatigue or fear keep me from remembering. You know who I am and who I'm not. I just want to be what you want me to be. You know better than I that you're working with imperfection here." | Tim LaHaye | ||
| ec29a1e | Only one life 'twill soon be past; only what's done for Christ will last, | Tim LaHaye | ||
| f669159 | Tim LaHaye | Sam Harris | ||
| 59369d0 | well," Buck said, "if you're referring to his contention that religion is man's attempt to reach God, while Jesus is God's attempt to reach man." | Tim LaHaye | ||
| f7283f1 | So she asked herself two questions. First, 'Do I love him as much as a woman ought to love the man she married?' And second, 'Am I the person best qualified to make him happy?' The answer to both questions was no. She replied to Henry's letter, turning him down. 'You do not know me; I am not the serious, grave, cool-headed individual you suppose... I will never for the sake of attaining the distinction of matrimony and escaping the stigma o.. | Catherine Reef | ||
| db24008 | It was somehow fitting that the true beginning and the end of a life occurred in the same sacred house. Anne would have praised God and Emily would have laughed. On this day, their presence was fully with me, and I am sure that Charlotte--now kissing the man she loved despite everything the world had thrown at her--felt the same twined souls invisibly at her side. | brontes charlotte-bronte emily-bronte | Amy Wolf | |
| d1d0992 | THE HE'S ARE SHE'S In 1847, three novels excite England's readers. Wuthering Heights by Ellis Bell tells a devastating tale of passion and shame. Agnes Grey by Acton Bell strips bare the hypocrisy of the family. Jane Eyre by Currer Bell exalts the courage of an independent woman. No one knows that the authors are female. The brothers Bell are actually the sisters Bronte. These fragile girls, virgins all, Emily, Anne, Charlotte, avenge their.. | Eduardo Galeano | ||
| 0866b1e | Twas grief enough to think mankind All hollow, servile, insincere; But worse to trust to my own mind And find the same corruption there | Emily Brontë | ||
| b7285a0 | Even youths grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall; but those who hope in the LORD will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary, they will walk and not be faint. Isaiah 40:30-31 | Sarah Miller | ||
| 43b74de | Time, Caroline decided, could be trusted to measure the distance between meals, and nothing else. But a mile was always a mile, no matter how long it took to traverse. Days spent on the road were best measured in miles. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 758c824 | Wait," Charlotte said. "I'd like to say something, if I may, Papa." He nodded, and Charlotte stood. Her siblings were still looking very grave. She hoped they were in the proper frame of mind to hear what she had to say, especially Branwell. "I have been thinking a great deal about ... My stories." She nodded significantly to them, willing them to understand that she was not talking about writing so much as about crossing over. "Papa was ve.. | challenge charlotte-bronte childish stories writing | Lena Coakley | |
| f89c3d4 | Nico Rossi wasn't a good boy. He was a bad boy dressed in a good suit. | Sarah Morgan | ||
| 5c6925f | Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. - Matthew 7:7 | Sarah Miller | ||
| 6d4a966 | Ever after she lived alongside the knowledge that nothing on this earth could protect her completely. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 42f8ed4 | All children are born Atheists; they have no idea of God. | Baron d'Holbach | ||
| 6c940a3 | Story affirms that not everything in the universe can or must be explained propositionally; the loose ends of story aren't always neatly tied together, because neither are the loose ends of our lives. "Life can bear only so much reality," says poet and pastor Calvin Miller." | Sarah Arthur | ||
| d3b8e82 | Before you decide, pray. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 4c400a9 | Best would have been if I'd died, I guess, but there wasn't much chance of that, not right off anyway... Next best was to make me want to die, but I had enough spite in me to want to live, usually. | Isabel Miller | ||
| da66542 | It breaks my heart to think of childhood, everybody bigger and whacking and shouting and teaching you not to reach for anything or look at anything, and not letting up on you till you get over wanting to. | Isabel Miller | ||
| 01b9d5c | A tic in Angel's cheek testified to the cost of her restraint, and Sarah fought an impulse to just let the eruption happen. But caution held her back. Maybe another time. Another place. Away from here. | Maryann Miller | ||
| d663bce | Would she have enjoyed a more natural parent-child fit if she'd been an introvert herself? Not necessarily. Introverted parents can face challenges of their own. Sometimes painful childhood memories can get in the way. Emily Miller, a clinical social worker in Ann Arbor, Michigan, told me about a little girl she treated, Ava, whose shyness was so extreme that it prevented her from making friends or from concentrating in class. Recently she .. | Susan Cain | ||
| 649a0cc | Just as she placed herself daily between the children and the hazards of the house and yard, Charles stood between all of them and everything beyond the bounds of their claim. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 6240609 | Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. - Joshua 1:9 | Sarah Miller | ||
| 6569fe8 | But gracious, it was beautiful, that glass. Clear and cool and smooth, and ever so faintly blue, like ice. Caroline lifted the top pane to the firelight, and the edges seemed to glow. She put a hand to her chest, to keep from floating away. Four panes for the east, four for the west. He had bought her sunlight and moonlight, sunrises and sunsets. She would be able to see clear to the creek road and the bluffs beyond, all winter long. Come s.. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 9e33d1d | Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. - Philippians 4:6 | Sarah Miller | ||
| bf24084 | and there was a smile on his face. He was enjoying this. "Rebuked him and told him to be quiet, but he shouted all the more, 'Son of David, have mercy on me!' Jesus stopped and ordered the man to be brought to him. When he came" | Sarah Miller | ||
| 964c596 | a wedding is just a party by another name. | Sarah Morgan | ||
| 39fa6aa | There ought to have been layer cakes, and cookies, and squiggles of boiled sugar candy, Caroline thought as she sat vigil by the bake oven. Swedish crackers, vinegar pie, dried apple pie. The cabin should be heady with brown sugar and clove, and the rich velvety scent of beans and salt pork lazily bubbling in molasses. At the very least, a dried blackberry pie. | Sarah Miller | ||
| db9f8e6 | tried to look strong as she walked to the house. She knew she could not kid her | Sarah Miller | ||
| 32b9d95 | The girl seriously creeped Sarah out. The guy was bad enough. Here was this teenage girl who should be out texting her friends, playing on Facebook, or playing sports. What she should not be doing, is hanging out in weird ass dungeons torturing and eating people. That's fucked up shit for grown-ups, let alone kids. | Tim Miller | ||
| 5330f3f | L'emozione di aver ritrovato Ash Miller lo aveva messo al tappeto, consapevole che la cattiveria con cui lo aveva trattato tanto tempo prima era ancora in grado di provocare dolore. | quixote-edizioni sarah-bernardinello | Sarah Bernardinello | |
| cfd2e74 | How much of what they loved in her was real, and how much was fashioned from what they envisioned her to be? | Sarah Miller | ||
| 162fe03 | Faith is the belief that this life is not our only chance. Wavering of faith means beginning to believe in this life and wanting to live it, denying all duties and dashing off uncontrolled. | Isabel Miller | ||
| 1410932 | She had kept her sadness so carefully lidded these last two days that it had thickened into a stock so rich she could smell the salt before she tasted it. Caroline's throat narrowed so she could scarcely draw breath. Only a long thin note, too high to hear, seeped steadily through to warm the roof of her mouth. | Sarah Miller | ||
| 16fa30f | TOM ... Go on, jump in there. (Prompts her.) Be brave. HELEN You're absolutely sure it's dead, right? Because if it's just holding its breath, then I'm ... LaBute, Neil (2004-11-29). Fat Pig: A Play (p. 27). Faber & Faber. Kindle Edition. | Neil LaBute | ||
| 7c37095 | things get worked through...or work themselves through, we probably don't have all that much to do with it. we like to think we do, though, right? | Neil LaBute | ||
| 725b5f5 | see, we been doing things wrong for so long now that it all starts to feel okay after a while, you know, like this is how it oughta be. | Neil LaBute | ||
| e53f229 | HELEN You, too, Tom. You're a good man. (Kisses him back.) Good and strong and brave and ... ummmm ... lots of nice things ... TOM ... mmmmmm. I love it when you talk dirty. | Neil LaBute | ||
| eb4f8c0 | but sometimes you can go along, years even, and not feel like you're growing up at all, and then there's times when you age a ton, like, in a couple 'a seconds, you know? | Neil LaBute | ||
| 5ad02c8 | MAN No doubt about that--I can't even call 'em "girls" without getting hit by a lawsuit, so ... (Grins.) You're a librarian? WOMAN Yeah. Well, we don't really use that term anymore, but, ahh ... MAN Sure, of course! It's probably, like, "printed-word specialist" or something now, I suppose ... WOMAN Exactly." | Neil LaBute | ||
| e71b89d | JEANNIE It's not like she's ... She's really fat, Tom! A fat sow and you know it. I can tell you're aware by the way you're acting, which is really the puzzling part ... TOM I-like-her. End of story. | Neil LaBute | ||
| a10a895 | WOMAN Really? Handsome guy like you and that's all you're good for ... to look at? MAN Pretty much. WOMAN Good to know. (Opens a pudding.) You want one? MAN Nah, I shouldn't ... WOMAN Why? MAN Excellent question. Okay. | Neil LaBute | ||
| 1326782 | CARTER It's whatever. Truth. People are not comfortable with difference. You know? Fags, retards, cripples. Fat people. Old folks, even. They scare us or something. | Neil LaBute | ||
| 49c863f | CARTER Come on, be honest! The thing they represent that's so scary is what we could be, how vulnerable we all are. I mean, any of us. Some wrong gene splice, a bad backflip off the trampoline ... too many cartons of Oreos! We're all just one step away from being what frightens us. What we despise. So ... we despise it when we see it in anybody else. | Neil LaBute |