Burn Quote by Charlotte Brontë

“Come, Miss Jane, don't cry,' said Bessie, as she finished. She might as well have said to the fire, 'Don't burn!' but how could…

— Charlotte Brontë

“She was surprised to find that something from deep down in herself welled into her eyes and burned her cheeks: a few poor tears…

— François Mauriac

“For all that she lacked your fire.”

— Patrick Rothfuss

“You will not know all about the fire simply because you asked. When she speaks of the forest this is what she is teaching…

— Katie Ford

“Now, Lily said, her burning voice bitter. Now you give me a choice. The ministar flared to life in her palm again. Thus do…

— Jim Butcher

“She didn't know how she would survive when every breath stung, every tear burned, and every step took her further from the only man…

— Janell Rhiannon

“She’s like a bonfire on the darkest night of the year, a bonfire on a prairie in a snowstorm. You can’t help yourself, you’re…

— Jeanne Ray

“I burnt as in a fire in her presence ... but what did I care to know what the fire was in which I…

— Ivan Turgenev

“There’s a fire burning in her that I’ve never found in another woman”

— Meghan March

“Had she allowed the flame to burn so low it was now in danger of complete extinction?”

— Paul Russell

“Often, Bessie would reply, "Child, I don't think that's a question anyone on this earth has the true answer for. The best advice I…

— Nancy Thayer

“She wanted to cry but the tears would not come. They seemed to flood her chest, and they were hot tears that burned under…

— Margaret Mitchell