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| Link | Quote | Stars | Tags | Author |
| 14ec42c | Life more often teaches us how to perfect our weaknesses than how to develop our strengths. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 727b9ea | Those we love are entitled to resent the allowances we make for them. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 342d271 | To be on a pedestal is to be in a corner. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 64b5ee7 | What we buy belongs to us only when the price is forgotten. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 2eb9d41 | It is easier to be generous than to be just. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 856ad6f | Each play worth seeing should be watched a second time on the faces of the audience. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 3da29d6 | Winter draws what summer paints. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 6cff190 | We learn nothing by being right. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 2f40f27 | Our losses should frequently be put on the credit side. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| f9aa51e | Death is part of this life and not of the next. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 3928cc4 | Perfect moments don't turn into half-hours. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| 63edbc4 | My soul has gained the freedom of the night. | Elizabeth Bibesco | ||
| d2c669d | The armored cars of dreams contrived to let us doso many a dangerous thing. | Elizabeth Bishop | ||
| c0e06b3 | It was well to have thus once really lived. | Elizabeth Bisland Whetmore | ||
| 30f51ae | T]here is a flaw in civilization from the instant it has to admit fear. | Elizabeth Bowen | ||
| 1f61b29 | U]ntruths are thieves, robbing us of a birthright. | Elizabeth Bowen | ||
| 736659f | It is thought that women inspire by their beauty; more often they do so by their longings. | Elizabeth Bowen | ||
| bf4cfcb | Since I have landed in Quebec, I think we can say that I am Canadian. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| 4a29581 | Never trust them, never trust them. They can't be trusted. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| e854618 | We'd have to go self-service. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| 3601fdc | We loved him. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| 7e35e99 | Was this yours? Oh, could you take it? | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| 684e772 | That's mine! | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| 1416799 | Dear Edwina, she always liked to make a splash. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| b637800 | I wouldn't if I were you, Noel; they count them before they put them out. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| d7f08ec | I'll polish it off myself. | Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon | ||
| d139f8e | Flawed as I was, someone recognized me. | Elizabeth Curtis Sittenfeld | ||
| 9063ad1 | I forgot, over and over, that the fact of my wanting something wasn't enough to make it happen. | Elizabeth Curtis Sittenfeld | ||
| d84ec6f | Were all men equal to-night, some would get the start by rising an hour earlier to-morrow. | Elizabeth Gaskell | ||
| b9900fe | That kind of patriotism which consists in hating all other nations. | Elizabeth Gaskell | ||
| 9e0d898 | A little credulity helps one on through life very smoothly. | Elizabeth Gaskell | ||
| 42c593e | I'll not listen to reason...Reason always means what someone else has got to say. | Elizabeth Gaskell | ||
| c6623ba | We all of us try to make God in our image. It is one of the worst of our temptations. | Elizabeth Goudge | ||
| 7d96dd1 | Human nature is intractable stuff, hard jagged stuff, the kind of stuff that dreams are wrecked on. | Elizabeth Goudge | ||
| fb31e87 | A sense of identity is the gift of love, and only love can give it. | Elizabeth Goudge | ||
| e02de2a | There is no greater tyranny than that of social custom. | Elizabeth Goudge | ||
| 613b339 | Life is a reaching out for something or someone. That is its definition. | Elizabeth Goudge | ||
| ebeb420 | Truth is, often Lesley got the fuzzy end of the lollypop. | Elizabeth Hand | ||
| 357aead | Sex, without society as its landscape, has never been of much interest to fiction. | Elizabeth Hardwick | ||
| 9b4d0f0 | Achmed Come with us if you want to live. | Elizabeth Haydon | ||
| cacdbc7 | Rhapsody's father: The water won't hurt you, it's the panic that will. Stay calm. | Elizabeth Haydon | ||
| d7ebef0 | Rhapsody father: "Panic will kill you, even when nothing else wants to. | Elizabeth Haydon | ||
| d151d50 | Grunthor: Well, 'allo, Duchess! Oi was 'opin you'd drop in! Care for a spot o' tea? | Elizabeth Haydon | ||
| a2be2b1 | Grunthor: It's enough just to know that you fell for me. | Elizabeth Haydon |