Civil rights movement Quote by Augusta Scattergood

“It was the kind... of Southern women... who believe... that it is impossible to arrive in a new place without a pair of shoes…

— Rebecca Wells

“She was wearing shoes with”

— V.C. Andrews

“If I was aware I would have to tie laces I would not have been able to put my feet into socks.”

— Alice Sebold

“She could be barefoot for the rest of our lives and I'd love her disgustingly filthy feet with every bit of strength I had.”

— Kelly Rimmer

“She couldn't help thinking that something was wrong with a person had more shoes than books in their home.”

— Victoria Connelly

“Shoes really did lead the perfect life. They were polished and taken care of and not expected to do anything more painful than occasionally…

— Karen Hawkins

“I slipped one of the shoes off, looked at the inside. Property of Antonia O'Neill Taylor. I knew it. My stepmother! The bitch meant…

— MaryJanice Davidson

“Funny when you're the only pair of boots in a sandals town.”

— Jeffrey Kosh

“The academic in him might register that those shoes were hard on the woman’s spine”

— Nancy Warren

“You do not do, you do not do Any more, black shoe In which I have lived like a foot For thirty years, poor…

— Sylvia Plath Daddy

“The way she saw it, there were some matters of style that simply needed to take precedence over practicality, and right at the top…

— Julie James

“Even if the shoe fits, that doesn't mean I'm going to wear it; I don't want to wear somebody else's smelly old shoe. I'd…

— Toni Sorenson