Men Quote by Cassandra Clare

“He did not want to think, but it was inevitable that he would.”

— Arturo Pérez-Reverte

At last, however, he began to think -- as you or I would have thought at first; for it is always the person not…

— Charles Dickens

“Henry had no database to consult when asked what he would do the next day, week, or in the years to come. He could…

— Suzanne Corkin

“I should have learned to do what he’d have done. Shrugged my shoulders—and been okay with pre-come. But that wasn’t me. It would never…

— André Aciman

“If he only heard himself think, he'd think before he spoke.”

— Joseph McElroy

“I've been thinking that of late - she said. - Thinking what? - That the world of Henry James is becoming very small for…

— Donna Leon

“...and, if Mr. Thorpe would only have stopped, I would have jumped out and run after you. Is there a Henry in the world…

— Jane Austen

“He had seemed a man with whom the right kind of dialogue would be possible.”

— Ali Smith

“action of the brain. It seemed easy to me. I never once mistook his finger for the bay. I'll bet that if he had…

— O. Henry

“He didn't like the thought of them knowing he'd been scared. Didn't like the thought of them knowing what a fool he'd been. Oh,…

— George Saunders

“He's thought he was willing to do anything in order to get what he wanted, what was right for his kind. He'd been certain…

— Linda Howard

“The monstrumologist closed his eyes. "You should not have come, Will Henry." And I answered, "You should not have left me, Dr. Warthrop.”

— Rick Yancey