Humorous Quote by Charles Dickens

“And when I say that he lost his head, what I mean is not that his judgement abandoned him but that his enthusiasms and…

— Saul Bellow

“[He] Spoke and rose to full height, sword in air, Then cleft the man's brow square between the temples Cutting his head in two…

— Virgil

“It was, for the time being, an empty threat, and he must have sensed it also, for he laughed easily and with contempt. “You…

— Iain Pears

“He smacked the heel of his hand against his forhead, as if that could knock the mental picture out of his head. Hell, he…

— Julia Quinn

“She swallowed, trying to avoid his gaze and failing miserably. When their eyes met, she felt as if the ground fell away. There was…

— Catherine Anderson

“I had the abrupt sensation of falling, lost my breath, worried briefly that I’d never catch it again. The more we were together, the…

— Penny Reid Love Hacked

“There had seemed no other way to view her, not until that moment when he'd fallen from the window. Rude shock: running down the…

— Meredith Duran

“...he wound up misbehaving in a manner so bold and outlandishly inappropriate that it wasn't clear to him if he had lost his mind…

— Paul Auster

“His little eyes, which looked as if they'd literally been hammered into place, gazed out fixedly and uncomfortably, and he also had a way…

— Ivan S. Turgenev

“Then his head sank to the floor of its own accord and from his nostrils came the last faint flicker of his breath.”

— Franz Kafka

“But he liked to leave me laughing. This is how he wanted to remember me, and how he wanted to be remembered. Of all…

— Daniel Wallace

“He left the room so quietly it was as if he was floating. I listened as carefully as I could for any sound of…

— Ashley L. Hunt