Marriage Quote by Agatha Christie

“Perhaps twenty minutes later he realized she had gone to sleep. He quietly removed his now stiff arm, then turned away. It must have…

— John Fowles

“In time, she eased into sleep, and her head rested against the plane of his shoulder. He held her and wondered that such a…

— Dorien Kelly

“She waited for the suffocation of sleep.”

— Markus Zusak

“You sleep here?” “I don’t intend to sleep tonight.” He interrupted her gawking by pulling her up the two stairs to the platform and…

— J.D. Robb

“Desperately she reached for his dark head, pulled him harder against her, and his tongue slipped over the aching bud of her sex. The…

— Lisa Kleypas

“The wife slept on, only roused by the cry of her child now and then, which seemed to have power over her, when far…

— Elizabeth Gaskell

“across hers. “How did you sleep?”

— Sandra Brown

“She touched him, placing her hand over his curled fingers, straightening them so that they were palm to palm, then she interlaced her fingers…

— Sherry Thomas

“Her husband was asleep beside her. She could”

— Alice McDermott

“He wondered if she’d been waiting all these nights to come because she hadn’t had a nightgown. He started to ask her. But there…

— Shirley Ann Grau

“What bothered her most was the ceaseless movement of her mind, so locked in activity that it allowed her no rest, not even in…

— Henry Emmons

“At what whirling moment had she halted and turned, unbeknownst to herself, the other way?”

— Colum McCann