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“There was money enough... but she asked so much of life, in ways so complex and immaterial. He thought of her as walking bare-footed…

— Edith Wharton

“It made me realize how I needed to stop punishing her for something she couldn't help [...] because sometimes things happen to people and…

— Suzanne Collins

“She was coming to learn that the true measure of a person's worth was how they treated a person when circumstances brought them to…

— Susan Anne Mason

“She had learned that when people were bent on doing something they believed was a good deed, it was usually impossible to dissuade them.”

— Celeste Ng

“Anyone who deprived her of something she wanted deserved what he got.”

— Jim Thompson

“The old sorceress was not given to berating herself herself, but she could not help but think she had made a mistake. Possibly the…

— Vivian French

“He'd sacrifice much for her. He'd do anything she asked of him. He'd pay any price, except one. The price of giving her up.”

— Becky Wade

“None of it was fair and all to her advantage, the least she could do was be content.”

— Kathleen Leonard

“Had she punished him enough? How could she be sure?”

— Anne Taintor

“She was poor and generous, an unfortunate combination.”

— Fauna Hodel

“She realized she would have to be the one to take it further, if she wanted to—and she did want to. He’d admitted something…

— Cassandra Clare

“It was not fair, she felt, to treat people as if they were finished beings. Everyone was always becoming and unbecoming.”

— Kathleen Winter