Life Quote by Émile Zola

“I have to tell you I love living in a world without clocks. The shackles are gone. I'm a puppy unleashed in a meadow…

— Jerry Spinelli

“My father had bought an ugly new clock, and it was ticking again in the quiet kitchen.”

— Louise Erdrich

“You see, the lives of servants are not lived by clocks, but by the ringing of their masters' bells.”

— Tom Angleberger

“An old house that had lived its life long ago and so was very quiet and wise and a little mysterious. Also a little…

— L.M. Montgomery

“The clock moves on and hours pass too quickly; I was only a second in the tactful moments of life.”

— sir kristian goldmund aumann

“Two clocks, two ghosts, one square acre of hidden mirror.”

— David Foster Wallace

“Death Laughs In The Faces Of Clocks”

— Dean Cavanagh

“And as the hands of the clocks clicked to eight past one, the house awoke to the sudden and definite realization that now was…

— Scott Thomas

“At the same time all the houses round about promptly took part in this silence, and so did the darkness above them, reaching as…

— Franz Kafka

“What a pity clocks don't realize the interesting work they do in making history, as they go on ticking out moments which never before…

— Alice Muriel Williamson

“The day passed as it always did—in slow motion, with a thousand plaintive glances at the clock. But now it was even more unbearable,…

— John Green

“The men wore loose loincloths that did little to conceal penes like pendulums on grandfather clocks. There”

— Kurt Vonnegut Jr