Melancholy Quote by Guy de Maupassant

“She wanted to walk until her body and mind were exhausted. Her snug house felt like a distant goal, a place she had to…

— Nicci French

“She did not want to move, or to speak. She wanted to rest, to lean, to dream. She felt very tired.”

— Virginia Woolf

“It would be a comfort, she felt, to lean; to sit down; yes, to lie down; never, never, never to get up again.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Getting out of bed, out of a chair, changing her position, was like moving furniture.”

— Louise Erdrich

“Her legs might tremble but she’d said what she had to. Maybe because she knew this would get harder to do the longer she…

— Cari Silverwood

“As I walked inside, she turned around and headed for the end of the bed. Then she paused and turned to face me. She…

— Kieran Scott

“She didnt know that i was dead inside, that i had ruled out the chance of joy ever again. For that night and every…

— dawn french

“She was resting at a table between numbers in the Greek nightclub where she was dancing. A little of the stage light touched her.…

— Denis Johnson

“She never felt like she belonged anywhere,except for when she was lying on her bed, pretending to be somewhere else.”

— Rainbow Rowell Eleanor and Park

“She sat in her chair, eyes closed. She liked to be the last one to leave. She despised crowds, and their opinions as they…

— Janet Fitch

“She sat, with her feet pointed towards the other. She sat, waiting for something, or someone, to save her from the startling revelation that…

— Alexx Bollen

“She slept but little. In the morning she found habit by her bedside; she clothed herself therein and faced the day.”

— William John Locke