Death Quote by Francesca Lia Block

“Mary feels she should have been a boy and then everything would have been so much easier. She fights against her femininity in a…

— Jessica Fellowes

“...she was something more- a force, a stable, familiar force like something out of my past which kept me from whirling off into some…

— Ralph Ellison

“The next day, Mary walked through the rubble of their destroyed house. They had never had anything but now they had nothing. Mary realized…

— Marisa Silver

“It had never occurred to me that I could lose Amy twice, but that's what it felt like. It felt like I was losing…

— Kathleen Peacock

“They had never had anything but now they had nothing. Mary realized how different those two conditions were.”

— Marisa Silver

“I wish you could persuade Mary not to be always fancying herself ill.”

— Jane Austen

“I felt like I was being carried over the threshold of a sisterhood of loss. I knew I was not walking alone, and that…

— Anna White

“I always felt like half of my life was hers, but I wonder if she didn’t feel that half my disease was hers, too.”

— Tracy Guzeman

“As Mary said that, Lyra felt something strange happen to her body. She found a stirring at the roots of her hair: she found…

— Philip Pullman

“Mary was still thinking in terms of a dead body when Jesus confronted her with His living presence.”

— James Montgomery Boice

“Jimmy looked back over at his wife, and Celeste could feel the tenderest of aches in the look. She could feel another teardrop piece…

— Dennis Lehane

“And the more he gazed at her, the more he felt a twinge of something he couldn’t quite describe, an unknown surge that bubbled…

— J.L. Sheppard