Quote by Beverly Lewis

“It would be a comfort, she felt, to lean; to sit down; yes, to lie down; never, never, never to get up again.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Lying in bed, the day begins to unfold, and a quiet unease lingers... Will there be enough hours to bring everything waiting in the…

— Beatrice

“She slept but little. In the morning she found habit by her bedside; she clothed herself therein and faced the day.”

— William John Locke

“She felt as if things were moving past her as she lay stretched on the bed under the single sheet. But it’s not landscape…

— Virginia Woolf

“She lay for a long time listening to the mysterious sounds given forth by old houses at night, the undefinable creakings, rustlings, and sighings,…

— Edith Wharton

“Days grow hotter and life grows shorter. Time is somehow running out. She flips her pillow so she won't have to sleep on her…

— Toby Barlow

“...the thought crossed her mind that a bed was really a very strange thing-a human nest, really, where our human fragility made its nightly…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“Every day she waits for night-time. She goes to bed at half past eight because that is the earliest time she can imagine going…

— Ahdaf Soueif

“Her routine was as predictable as the rotation of the earth, beginning with how she rapped on my door every morning, at six, six…

— Viet Thanh Nguyen

“Cordy slept late, awakening only when the noises of the house and the insistent sunlight became to obvious to be believably incorporated into her…

— Eleanor Brown

“Like many old people she slept lightly and had periods of wakefulness which she used for the planning of some action or actions to…

— Agatha Christie

“Honesty is occasionally the best policy," she said yawning. And then she added, "By the Black Staff of Beldar, I am tired. If I…

— L.J. Smith