Quote by Virginia Woolf

“Never stand up when you can sit down, and never sit down when you can lie down.”

— Winston Churchill

“She would almost prefer to fold her arms and sink into an eternal slumber, so that the great longing of her soul for peaceful…

— Jennifer Chiaverini

“Sit down,” she said,”

— Jim Butcher

“The best for me, perhaps, would be if I could lie down one evening and not wake up again.”

— Ludwig Wittgenstein

“She did not want to move, or to speak. She wanted to rest, to lean, to dream. She felt very tired.”

— Virginia Woolf

“She wasn't going to sit down and patiently wait for a miracle to help her. She was going to rush into life and wrest…

— Margaret Mitchell

“She stayed there, in her ball dress, without strength to go to bed, overwhelmed, on a chair, without a fire, without a thought.”

— Guy de Maupassant

“She sat, with her feet pointed towards the other. She sat, waiting for something, or someone, to save her from the startling revelation that…

— Alexx Bollen

“Honestly though, I could lay like this, with her in my arms forever, and it still wouldn't be long enough.”

— Jay McLean

“Could she lay hope to rest or did she have to carry it yet awhile longer?”

— Stephen King

“How can I lean on you when you're lying down?”

— Samantha Young

“She could have lived in comfort, but I doubt if it occurred to her to try.”

— Mavis Gallant