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“Isa let her sewing drop. The great hooded chairs had become enormous. And Giles too. And Isa too against the window. The window was…

— Virginia Woolf

“She is always unwilling to understand, to listen, She laughs to hide her fear of herself. She has always walked beneath the arches of…

— Paul Éluard

“...her dark eyes were like twin entrances to two deep caves. Nothing lived in those caves. Maybe something had, once upon a time. There…

— John D. MacDonald

“In the morning, she was not sure that she had slept as much as lived a set of vivid dreams, letting them linger so…

— Colm Tóibín

“She realized that adventures, once they were over, were things that had to stay inside one--that no one else could quite understand.”

— Eva Ibbotson

“Before that night, I didn't grasp that the shadows that sometimes crossed her face weren't momentary clouds passing in front of the sun. Her…

— Chelsey Philpot

“She tried to keep busy, but each afternoon she was drawn into the courtyard or up into the pavilion, where she sat as still…

— Suzanne Fisher Staples

“Alene looked out toward the fading sky. There was only a little light remaining. It would turn nighttime now and soon they would return…

— Kent Haruf

“She left the room the way she'd entered it. In silence.”

— Amanda Gray

“That was one of the things about the night. Stuff that would be weird in the bright light of day just wasn’t so much…

— Sarah Dessen

“Her eyes were rimmed with long nights and things she wishes she had said.”

— Sophie Glynn

“Then she set it aside. (She set everything aside. There was some hollow place inside her that few and grew.)”

— Genevieve Valentine