Time Quote by Herman Melville

“It made him feel like less of a man. And given how much less of a man he’d felt the past several weeks, that…

— Heidi Betts

“How young and inexperienced I must have seemed, and how I felt it, too. One was too sensitive, too raw, there were thorns and…

— Daphne du Maurier

“I was hardly a fan of being berated like a child even on a good day, so seeing as how the last few days…

— Kate SeRine

“Don't feel pity for those who will feel disappointed because you have scored! You were trained not to entertain a pity party but to…

— Israelmore Ayivor

“I tried to tune out the sensation and, embarassed at the silvering of my eyes-I have to admit, I had a sudden, new sympathy…

— Chloe Neill

“Finally, mercifully, the spasms subsided, as the old man’s head lolled back, his mouth hanging open, taking in deep, ragged breaths of stale, recirculated…

— Joe DeRouen

“made his words something of a Rorschach test, and I might be reading too many of my own emotions into it. ”

— Bobby Adair

“He been a good man always, I think, but this tenderness was new. It was the tenderness of an old man who had been…

— Wendell Berry

“He was at once severe and beautiful, and the more the played, the more I felt surrounded by that cushion as well, as if…

— Brodi Ashton

“His touch brought with it the strangest sense of relief — as if I’d been in pain and that pain had suddenly ceased.”

— Stephenie Meyer

“He was a splendid old man, only partly fraudulent, and what more can you ask of anyone?”

— Saul Bellow

“Human beings- I've observed- are hot-wired for score keeping, and since they like to win, they're always going one better than the other fellow.”

— Margaret Atwood