Refreshment Quote by Gabriel García Márquez

“Tea was sucha comfort.”

— Edna St. Vincent Millay

“There’s a distinct bitter aftertaste of Lady’s Gown in the tea, and I welcome it. Anything to sleep without dreaming.”

— Cat Hellisen

“Mrs. Margaret sigh heavy. Then she standing up, and starting make her own tea. She drink it in very thirsty way, like angry camel…

— Xiaolu Guo

“Pouring tea was just what she needed right now. Such a civilizing force, tea. She would nip sugar with little silver tongs. Stir milk…

— Tessa Dare

“He stood at the table facing Flora and blowing heavily on his tea and staring at her. Flora did not mind. It was quite…

— Stella Gibbons

“Afterwards, they always had tea in the kitchen, much the nicest room in the house.”

— Flora Thompson

“Before dinner I had tea with Mrs. Visser. Her conversation is even more tepid than her tea.”

— Hendrik Groen

“How special it was, that first sip, and each sip that came after. How it had settled and warmed her, made her feel that…

— Nina LaCour

“Well, then, we may as well find somewhere to have tea. After spiritual comes bodily refreshment.”

— Barbara Pym

“We were always ready for tea at any time, and especially when combined with beasts.”

— Kenneth Grahame

“I think just a cup of tea...' There was something to be said for tea and a comfortable chat about crematoria.”

— Barbara Pym

“She said being inside a language was like being in a person's house - after a while you came to see why the teapot…

— Ian Frazier