Psychology Quote by Charles Dickens

“Nicholas lay with his hands on his chest, thinking how hollow it felt, like an empty gourd. He had never missed having a family,…

— Trenton Lee Stewart

“Nicholas wanted to scream until his throat bled. Or tear apart a wall of concrete with his bare hands. Anything – anything – to…

— Angela B. Wade

“But Nicholas had no room for practicality when there was fun to be had. There was no one as capable of taking a seemingly…

— Sarah M. Cradit

“She soon decided that she disliked the south, everything except for the humongous manor house. She did adore that. And perhaps, maybe Warren, since…

— Lynn Hubbard

“Her body consented willingly to all that her soul found most abhorrent. As Nicholas had promised, there was a hellish delight in knowing she…

— Anya Seton

“The only thought that vexed her more than the thought of her daughters being forced to live in miserable squalor was the notion that…

— Debbie Cowens

“She had a pure and fiery hatred for anything that could be classified as small talk.”

— Maggie Stiefvater

“She'd wanted to run an inn. To welcome people, to mother them. They had no children of their own, and she had a powerful…

— Louise Penny

“But he never looked at his daughter, and strode out of the room, leaving in the minds of the women a sense, half of…

— Virginia Woolf

“Sometimes she despaired at other women - their feebleness, their triviality, the nonsense they absorbed. So many were like little doe-eyed deer waiting to…

— Dave Franklin

“She wanted everyone kind and affectionate, not passionate and tormenting – everything open, no maggoty secrets and silences, and no arguments with other, darker…

— Margaret Mahy

“Nicholas gave her a pained look. "Wanting someone, needing someone, isn't a vice.”

— Sylvain Reynard