Beugen Inserts Quotes & Sayings

The history of the twentieth century was dominated by the struggle against totalitarian systems of state power. The twenty-first will no doubt be marked by a struggle to curtail excessive corporate power. — Eric Schlosser

He was the kind of boy for whom cleverness was female. — Margaret Atwood

I didn't know it until the end. All stories worth telling are love stories. — Julianna Baggott

There's moments when I think it's kind of silly and I wish I would've just stayed natural — Carmen Electra

For once he didn't stop himself. The pressure of song was too strong, the need for distraction too great. Then he found that the music caged behind his closed teeth was the melody Kestrel had played for him months ago. He felt the sensation of it, low and alive on his mouth.
For a moment, he imagine it wasn't the melody that touched his lips, but Kestrel. — Marie Rutkoski

There are still so many places on our planet that remain unexplored. I'd love to one day peel back the mystery and understand them. — Annie Leibovitz

I love junk food. — Liam Hemsworth

Later, I could take something off my slider and I could make my fastball sink, so I really had four pitches. — Dennis Eckersley

She says I shall now have one mouth the more to fill and two feet the more to shoe, more disturbed nights, more laborious days, and less leisure or visiting, reading, music, and drawing.
Well! This is one side of the story, to be sure, but I look at the other. Here is a sweet, fragrant mouth to kiss; here are two more feet to make music with their pattering about my nursery. Here is a soul to train for God; and the body in which it dwells is worth all it will cost, since it is the abode of a kingly tenant. I may see less of friends, but I have gained one dearer than them all, to whom, while I minister in Christ's name, I make a willing sacrifice of what little leisure for my own recreation my other darlings had left me. Yes, my precious baby, you are welcome to your mother's heart, welcome to her time, her strength, her health, her tenderest cares, to her lifelong prayers! Oh, how rich I am, how truly, how wondrously blest! — Elizabeth Payson Prentiss

She ducked her head, studying his fingers, spreading them against her own, comparing their lengths. His hand dwarfed hers. — Elizabeth Hoyt