Flowers Quote by Jane Austen

“He ought to have conceded that she was a flower not destined to open, a hothouse creation, no less beautiful, no less woth having,…

— Michel Faber

“Intellectually, true beauty is very difficult to distinguish a priori from the bloom of youth.”

— André Breton

“The young must not scoff at the old, for flowers don’t bloom forever”

— Mo Yan

“Not pretty exactly, but gleaming with the loveliness of youth.”

— Juliet Blackwell

“Yes, he was young—way too young, she was well aware of that unfortunate fact—but there was something to be said for youth, wasn’t there?…

— Tom Perrotta

“Just because a flower will fade, does not mean we should neglect its beauty.”

— Dannika Dark

“The colors were brighter, the air was fresher, and the flowers more beautiful than any that the teens had ever seen.”

— J.L. Marrain

“She couldn't imagine how she could have forgotten a man this attractive. His features were strong and decisively formed, too masculine to be called…

— Lisa Kleypas

“She was utterly unlike what she had been when he first saw her. Both morally and physically she had changed for the worse. [...]…

— Leo Tolstoy

“Her eyes were as hard and bright as stars. Not the pretty sort that poets mooned about, but the kind that made men's destinies.…

— Lauren Willig

“When a flower fails to bloom it robs the world of beauty.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“The mantle of spinsterhood was definitely on her shoulders now. She was twenty-five and looked it, and so there as no longer any need…

— Margaret Mitchell