Grief Quote by Jane Austen

We met Dr. Hall in such deep mourning that either his mother, his wife, or himself must be dead.

— Jane Austen

“Arpien didn't like tears. On the few occasions he'd tried to ease a maiden's tears, she inexplicably started producing more. How to fix this?…

— Sarah E. Morin

“Rehvenge, I’m talking to you more than I speak with my mahmen.” “I thought your mother was dead.” “She is.” “You have a very…

— J.R. Ward

my mother always found me out. Always. She's been dead for thirty-five years, but I have this feeling that even now she's watching.

— Natalie Babbitt

My mother was dead for five years before I knew that I had loved her very much.

— Lillian Hellman

I take every opportunity to tell people how happy my mother is to be dead.

— Sark

Fine! Your mother's died, your mother's dead, and your mother ain't living no more!

— George Jefferson

I’m talking to you more than I speak with my mahmen.” “I thought your mother was dead.” “She is.” “You have a very low…

— J.R. Ward

“Rose waited for the night to bring her the same comfort. It didn't. Her mother was dead...she was now too exhausted to sleep --…

— Diane Setterfield

“His mother is dead, yet she has never not been, in theory, at his shoulder. He wants her not to have known and suffered…

— Graham Swift

“They were certainly a pair. Cincinnati in a dead man’s suit, Mother in a dead man’s wallet.”

— Ruta Sepetys

Tell me, Connie, is your mother still dead?

— Ed Sullivan