Death Quote by Charles Dickens

“The whole coach bucked and swayed with their frantic rhythm. The square windowpane fogged over with the heat of their passion. Her eyelids fluttered…

— Tessa Dare

“She said little in answer to the strenuous Pressures with which at last he ventur’d to enfold her, but not thinking it Decent, for…

— Eliza Haywood

“It was a strange staging for death, for the woman on the high bed was dying. Slowly, fighting every inch of the way with…

— John Buchan

“the loss pressed down on her chest and came up into her throat. it was a fine cry -- loud and long -- but…

— Toni Morrison

“Every step she took seemed to show her a new danger. Talking to strangers could kill her. Failing to remember table etiquette could kill…

— Frances Hardinge

“How she poisoned her sisters so slyly and quietly that it took them days to die. How when it was over they looked so…

— Kendare Blake

“when she was finally done, she was close to tears and she hated herself more. Dragging oxygen into her sob-clogged throat, she turned to…

— Marian Tee

“So many things had happened that she never would have dreamed could take place, and yet here she was still breathing and eating food…

— Val Brelinski

“She wrote sniffing back the tears that flowed over the version of things that her unconscious insisted on sicking up.”

— Helen Hodgman

“He covered her face with a pillow and lay on it. She got half a breath before he crushed her, and she thrashed like…

— Charlie Price

“She ran because she had no other choice. She feared what would happen if she dared to stop. There was no time to think.…

— Judyann McCole

“I saw directly that they had taken me in for the sake of the dead woman, whoever she was, and to have that boast…

— Charles Dickens