Life Quote by Ernest Hemingway

“Now that the bad weather had come, we could leave Paris for a while for a place where this rain would be snow coming…

— Ernest Hemingway

“The Place Blanche, Paris, Life itself. One realized all sorts of things. The value of an illusion, for instance, and that the shadow can…

— Jean Rhys

“Nothing in my life had prepared me to see things that were strange or beyond belief. I was a simple kid in a simple…

— James Dashner

“Paris had its sweetest smell, the smell of chestnut trees in bloom and of petrol with a few grains of dust that crack under…

— Irene Nemirovsky

“We knew what we had and what it meant, and though so much had happened since for both of us, there was nothing like…

— Paula McLain

“The colors on the river faded, the rain began, and the river began to rise. It was apparent that the sun would soon give…

— James Baldwin

“Frequently, walking down the streets in Paris alone, I've suddenly come upon myself in a store window grinning foolishly away at the thought that…

— Elaine Dundy

“We called Paris the great good place then, and it was. We invented it after all. We made it with our longing and cigarettes…

— Paula McLain, The Paris Wife

“In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines Lived twelve little girls in two straight lines In two straight lines they…

— Ludwig Bemelmans

“It was the very nature of summer. So many long, lazy days when blissfully, nothing changes, and then everything does, all at once.”

— Sarah Dessen

“In Paris, strolling arm in arm with a casual sweetheart through a late autumn, it seemed impossible to imagine a purer happiness than those…

— Gabriel García Márquez