Things Quote by J.C. Ryan

“playing at the entrance of the hut. “Whose children are these?” he asked.”

— Peter Rollins

“Most houses were crammed with immovable objects in their proper places, and each object told you what to do - here you ate, here…

— Ian McEwan

“It is easier to live in a hut with yourself than to live in a mansion with your enemy.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“The child entered the hut. The old man followed him with his eyes, and added, as though speaking to himself: - "I shall die…

— Victor Hugo

“Out west everything has its own space. Every little ramshackle cabin, shack, hut sits perched atop its own little piece of destiny with room…

— Andrea Portes

“Aside from the posters, wherever there was room, there were books. Stacks and stacks of books. Books crammed into mismatched shelves and towers of…

— Megan Crane

“After dinner, at five o’clock, the crew distributed folding canvas cots to the passengers, and each person opened his bed wherever he could find…

— Gabriel García Márquez

“In his imagination he had thought that all the huts were full of happy families, some of whom sat outside on rocking chairs in…

— John Boyne

“I was becoming aware that a good life was not some Shangri-La waiting to be stumbled upon. One constructed it from the materials at…

— Peter Korn

“It was all there in that little disc-London, Athens, Jerusalem, Shakespeare. There everyone had lived and everything had happened; and there, presumably, his pack…

— C.S. Lewis

“I perceived that I was hungry, and prepared to clamber out of the hammock which, very politely anticipating my intention, twisted round and deposited…

— H. G. Wells

“one, with fixed blinds inserted, in place of upper panels. The isolated subterraneousness of the cabin made a certain humming silence to reign there,…

— Herman Melville