Observation Quote by Frank Herbert

“She didn’t know what she was going on with her; such a benumbing feeling of senselessness had never overcome her before. Perhaps it was…

— Neil D'Silva

“It was as though her woman's hand was assisting him to make some minute readjustment of the machinery of his life.”

— Sherwood Anderson

“She didn’t argue or resist or even speak. She simply followed him, not knowing where he was taking her. The manner in which he…

— Kristen Morgen

“All she had to protect herself against him was silence, the one skill in which she had become an expert.”

— Sally Gardner

“His arms banded about her so tightly that she felt nothing could break his hold. It calmed something in her that had been trembling…

— meredith duran

“She was a danger to his hard-earned neutrality. Thinking about her tended to give him an unwanted hitch in his lungs.”

— Marissa Meyer

“Perhaps he had seen her as a challenge. Or a novelty.”

— Ruth Hogan

“She could not make herself ask whether he would be conscious and aware during these experiments. She hoped he would be.”

— Octavia E. Butler

“but yet it appeared to her so natural, so inevitable to strive against an inclination of that sort unrequited, that she could not comprehend…

— Jane Austen

“She allowed herself to look his way, pretending she was glancing at the clock on the wall above the door. He was meticulously lost…

— Kimberly Derting

“She had spoken it; but she trembled when it was done, conscious that her words were listened to, and daring not even to try…

— Jane Austen

“She did not suspect that the Abbess was even there hovering about the house, herself estimating the stresses and watching for the moment when…

— Thornton Wilder