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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| c7c3504 | There were undoubtedly worse things than being an unmarried woman in charge of her own life, free to come and go as she pleased, free to explore pleasure. | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| b61d42f | Sheriff, I'm wanted everywhere--but not by the law. | romance | Beverly Jenkins | |
| 08fbe0f | Never mind then. Do what's best for her. Not you. But if you need me to ride north, let me know. | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| ecc52ad | Two years ago, the Supreme Court handed down an 8-1 decision that found the 1875 Civil Rights unconstitutional. | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| 7ca75bf | Why do you want to marry me?" "Because I want this adventure we're on to continue. Because you fill my heart. Because I want you to have that garden." | marriage-proposal | Beverly Jenkins | |
| 7b1afea | Because the world needs sons and daughters with the courage of their fathers, and you are a courageous man. | courage | Beverly Jenkins | |
| 896d415 | The catsuit would hug her frame like steam on glass. | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| 1ad2818 | What your mother means is that we could hear you snoring soon as we pulled up into the driveway. No way was I going to risk my hearing by going into your room. | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| bf83d21 | I'd given him my virginity because he told me I was special, but apparently I was simply a new link in a very long chain." "So what did you do?" ... "Put red pepper sauce in his rubbers." | Beverly Jenkins | ||
| b60b35d | Maggie knew Betsy was a female crusader, but also knew that many times crusaders like her were only interested in their own personal equality. | race-relations social-justice suffragette | Beverly Jenkins | |
| 687314b | Maggie cracked, "Quite the businesswoman, isn't she?" "Makes the capitalists back East look like rubes." | capitalism | Beverly Jenkins | |
| 7283778 | visit. Chapter 19 Conferring with Admiral Halsey's Staff as to the Third Fleet's requirements for the scheduled July strikes and bombardments of the Empire, I found that news of our mine-detecting ability had given them ideas. They wanted submarines | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| 3fae0a2 | many a medal awarded in any war represents just the shade of difference which separates a commendation from a court martial. | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| a62b743 | had every reason to believe in my own mind that we were south of the Point. When we did get the bearings, they were confused. | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| 327cf7f | is always the factor of the unknown that instils fear in the enemy and leads the way to victory. | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| c79fcd7 | There are moments when men pray with words that only the heart can speak and only God can hear--prayers | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| efd5c83 | There are few families in this country who were not touched by the war through the service of sons, daughters or near relatives, and there are still fewer servicemen and women who are not indebted to our submariners in some way or other. I have in mind particularly the 504 airmen of all the services who were rescued from almost certain death of drowning, or worse, by the timely presence of life-guard submarines. | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| b4df2b9 | By the end of the war, we had rescued some 504 dunked aviators. | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| 4607696 | Vice Admiral Charles Lockwood, who had commanded the U.S. submarine campaign against Japan during World War II, later recalled his astonishment at hearing Abelson's briefing: "If I live to be a hundred, I shall never forget that meeting on March 28, 1946, in a large Bureau of Ships conference room, its walls lined with blackboards, which in turn were covered with diagrams, blueprints, figures and equations which Phil used to illustrate vari.. | Ed Offley | ||
| bef5a70 | No woman can be gotten with child without some knowledg, consent and delight in the acting thereof." Charles J. Hoadly, ed., Records of the Colony or Jurisdiction of New Haven, From May, 1653, to the Union (Hartford: Case, Lockwood, 1858), 123;" | Jill Lepore | ||
| 56b3479 | A bullet hole in my bedroom door was a grim reminder of December 7, 1941, and of an entire nation which had not been sufficiently awake... | Charles A. Lockwood | ||
| c790ff3 | staring at the sky--and I pulled out a letter from Emily, one year dead. | Blake Austin | ||
| 4d18127 | Jesus, Buddha, William Blake, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman, Mahatma Gandhi, Rabindranath Tagore, Paramahansa Yogananda, and Mother Teresa. | Wayne W. Dyer | ||
| 41df7ef | M. Blake, que puis-je pour vous? -Tout un tas de choses, j'en suis certain, sourit-il en me fixant droit dans les yeux. | Emily Blaine | ||
| 0343572 | For a girl, with each boy it's as though a petal gets plucked each time. | Susan Minot | ||
| e1647c5 | A father waits upon a son A mother prays for his return I just called to see If you still have a place for me We know that life took us apart But you're still within my heart I go to sleep and feel your spirit next to me. | Anna Adams | ||
| d369112 | To be famous, you've got to use what makes you special and make others realize it is. Don't imitate a false idea of what makes another person famous. You'll lose at that game." Aria" | Anna Adams | ||
| f8a5559 | And as she looked into Thomas' eyes, she felt she wouldn't mind being the Cinderella to his Prince Charming in the least. ***** | Anna Adams | ||
| ef7049b | will be able to do that, won't you?" asked Mr. Ruchet. Maude swallowed" -- | Anna Adams | ||
| a2fb013 | Yeah," answered Matt smoothly, looking directly at Maude. "This one was a real fury. She yelled at me like a mad woman. I'm sure you could've heard her all the way to France." Maude" | Anna Adams | ||
| 4fcc965 | admirable person. I liked her. I liked them both." "And they both liked you," Anna admitted, recalling the Saturday night phone conversations with her children. They had expressed approval" | Diane Adams | ||
| b86eefc | ANNA LAETITIA BARBAULD. 3. Life. Animula, vagula, blandula. Life! I know not what thou art, But know that thou and I must part; And when, or how, or where we met, I own to me's a secret yet. But this I know, when thou art fled, Where'er they lay these limbs, this head, No clod so valueless shall be, As all that then remains of me. O whither, whither dost thou fly, Where bend unseen thy trackless course, And in this strange divorce, Ah tell .. | Adam L. Gowans | ||
| 5cf029c | Matt, would you come on tour with me?" she asked half-boldly, half-shyly. Matt heaved a deep sigh of relief. "I thought you'd never ask," he answered. Then he kissed her, and the bright, shimmering lights that illuminated the city exploded in a joyous, dancing array of fireworks. *****" | Anna Adams | ||
| ad2d7f8 | Edith Piaf's | Anna Adams | ||
| 1c8ccf4 | qu'il faut souffrir pour etre belle | Anna Adams | ||
| 80134c5 | Your parents are dead! Dead! Do you hear me?" shrieked Mrs. Ruchet." | Anna Adams | ||
| 321f6b7 | tomato | Anna Adams | ||
| 0ffdf80 | Maxime frowned upon being paired with his cousin, who wrapped his arm around his stiff shoulders and leaned in to kiss his cheek while Maxime resisted, holding him at arm's length. "Give your cousin a hug," Paul cooed. "If I do, I get to lead." Maxime fought to maintain a serious posture, but gave in with the hint of a smile. "No" -- | Anna Adams | ||
| 5773120 | So, you're Maxime," Aunt Mimi said, once they were in the living room. "You hate Americans?" Aria rolled her eyes in despair and looked to her father for help. Aunt Mimi had heard of a notion called tact, but had never deemed it to be compatible with honesty, her main motivation in life. "I used to ...?" Maxime answered uncertainly. "I'm a man hater," Aunt Mimi declared staunchly. "Are you a man?" "Absolutely not," Maxime answered with a hi.. | Anna Adams | ||
| 26da2f0 | James and Victoria were holding hands and beaming like proud parents. Cynthia, dignified as always, was trying to keep Ben from falling off his seat while he was waving madly at Maude. Jazmine, hands clasped, was sending all the positive energy she could muster from her seat. Maude | Anna Adams | ||
| ef4faaf | Maybe our conception of 'all' is ill conceived. But if by all you mean that I have to choose between love and ambition, I don't think they're incompatible. If they were, I would have to give up not only Matt, but also all the people I love, the Baldwins, the Williamses, and you. Yet you are all a part of what makes me strong. If I had to live without love once more, I don't think I could bear it. You've never been deprived of it, which is p.. | Anna Adams | ||
| f6a05f4 | Her only motivation in life, her reason for waking up every morning was the dream she secretly harbored. She | Anna Adams | ||
| 8664db4 | Okay, I'm done. Now hurry!" the makeup artist cried out. "You're up in two minutes. Don't you dare mess up your makeup again!" Maude" | Anna Adams | ||
| 6662a3a | All this time I thought you were in love with her and I became her friend just for you." "She's manipulative really, that one. I'm glad I don't have to pretend anymore that ..." " All this for what? For some trashy girl you met in Deauville ..." "... I was in love with anyone else but you," Paul completed. Margot stopped short to catch her breath. "Me?" "Yes, you. Isn't that what she told you?" "She said you liked someone else. Aria refused.. | Anna Adams |