Virginia Woolf Quotes

For Now She Need Not Think About Anybody. She Could Be Herself, By Herself. And That Was What Now She Often Felt The Need Of
to Think; Well, Not Even To Think. To Be Silent; To Be Alone. All The Being And The Doing, Expansive, Glittering, Vocal, Evaporated; And One Shrunk, With A Sense Of Solemnity, To Being Oneself, A Wedge-shaped Core Of Darkness, Something Invisible To Others. Although She Continued To Knit, And Sat Upright, It Was Thus That She Felt Herself; And This Self Having Shed Its Attachments Was Free For The Strangest Adventures. When Life Sank Down For A Moment, The Range Of Experience Seemed Limitless.

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