Marriage Quote by Diane Duane

“He was dreadfully short-sighted, and there was no pleasure in taking a husband who never sees anything.”

— Oscar Wilde

“When he'd been small, people had said things like, "And what do you want to be, little man?" and he'd said, "I don’t know.…

— Terry Pratchett

“She was a slightly built woman, narrow of hip. He was not a small man.”

— Catherine Anderson

“He wanted to tell her, from the greater perspective he had, that to own only a little talent, like his, was an awful, plaguing…

— Mary Robison

“He sits down on the edge of the bed. “I wanted to talk to someone who wasn’t food or family.” There’s no humor in…

— Cat Hellisen

“He wanted to tell her, from the greater perspective that he had, that to own only a little talent, like his, is an awful,…

— Mary Robison

“And as he went about arranging and as he sat talking there seemed something false about him and out of tune.Watching him unknown she…

— D.H. Lawrence

“No wife wants to hear that her husband is less than perfect.”

— Sophie Kinsella

“On the whole she fares better with the men, if they can work their way past the awkward preliminaries; if they can avoid calling…

— Margaret Atwood

“She was only six inches over five feet, and he stood almost a foot above her. Normally, she was used to being somewhat taller…

— Shellie Nicholson

“She had effaced herself, when he first knew her; she had made herself small, pretending there was less of her than there really was.…

— Henry James

“He thought much but said little.”

— J.R.R. Tolkien