Bad news Quote by Deborah Crombie

“I have often wondered since at my own firmness. In that dreadful interview with my uncle I had felt, in the whirl and horror…

— Le Fanu Joseph Sheridan

“One time, when I was in a hide in a tree, waiting motionless for game to wander by, I dozed off and fell three…

— Suzanne Collins

“Notice how quickly your feelings change when you know there is a more immediate and real danger than the possibility of falling. How did…

— Neil A. Fiore

“Tragedy never took its full chunk out of you right way. It always took a while to hit you head on, and sink in…

— R.K. Lilley

...and the renewed shock had nearly made him spill his drink. He drained it quickly before anything serious happened to it. He then had…

— Douglas Adams

“The feeling that no matter what happened or what I did, there was someplace safe to fall.”

— Katie McGarry

“It was a pointed sigh, as sighs sometimes are, not one cast into the air to evaporate, but one calculated to descend, precisely and…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“He was terrible at falling—Roar was right about that—but nothing ever kept him down.”

— Veronica Rossi

“You know that feeling when you tip your chair too far and begin to fall backward? The sensation was something like that, mixed with…

— Patrick Rothfuss

“It takes so little, a tiny puff of air, for things to shift imperceptibly and whatever it was that a man was ready to…

— Milan Kundera

“Because falling, if you live in the moment,is really just flying, at least until you read the ground”

— Miguel Syjuco

“A person seldom falls sick, but the bystanders are animated with a faint hope that he will die.”

— Ralph Waldo Emerson