Pride-and-prejudice Quote by Rudyard Kipling

“In winter nothing more dreary, in summer nothing more divine, than those glens shut in by hills, and those bluff, bold swells of heath.”

— Emily Brontë

“In winter it is impossible to be still. Even sitting by the fire, one is watching the coals, stirring the soup, fighting - always…

— Katherine Arden

“If you should ever be blessed to be far enough from the cacophony of civilization when a heavy snow falls, you can even hear…

— R.C. Sproul Jr

“We're told the grass is greener and richer somewhere, but we were never told that who we are is enough.”

— Shiena Gable

“It's all very fine down East there, and the hills are great, but one gets mighty homesick for this sky, the old intense blue…

— Willa Cather

“When people are warm, they cannot stand picking terms.”

— Maria Edgeworth

“Fight, face, be valiant and move ahead you gallant Don't stop, don't hide walk with pride. No life is forever serene No plains are…

— Vandana Yadav

“O Suburbs of Despair where nothing but the weather ever changes!”

— Dana Gioia

“Winter is much like unrequited love; cold and merciless.”

— Kellie Elmore

“There are human tempers, bland, glowing, and genial, within whose influence it is as good for the poor in spirit to live, as it…

— Charlotte Brontë

“Even the snow melts, let alone the frugal regards of a soul confident in its own eternity.”

— Sorin Cerin

“At this dim season of the year we hunger for such tales. Winter's tales, they are. We want to huddle round them, as if…

— Margaret Atwood