Merrisach Quotes & Sayings

Punish me for my atrocious pride," she said to him, squeezing him in her arms as though to strangle him; "you are my master, I am your slave, I must beg pardon upon my knees for having sought to rebel." She slipped from his embrace to fall at his feet. "Yes, you are my master," she said again, intoxicated with love and joy; "reign over me for ever, punish your slave severely when she seeks to rebel. — Stendhal

You dance?"
"I think that might be overly optimistic," he said. "I do something. I'll try not to hurt you. — Robyn Carr

The red velvet material was hard to work with, it pulled, and the style my mother had chosen was not easy either. She was not really a good sewer. She liked to make things; that is different. Whenever she could she tried to skip basting and pressing and she took no pride in the fine points of tailoring, the finishing of buttonholes and the overcasting of seams as, for instance, my aunt and my grandmother did. — Alice Munro

We laughed again. We couldn't stop. I wondered what it was we were laughing about. Was it just our names? Were we laughing because we were relieved? Were we happy? Laughter was another one of life's mysteries — Benjamin Alire Saenz

It's not really into the big mass movement in music that I want to do, you know. — Jimi Hendrix

I have this idiot name tag which says 'controversial.' — Maurice Sendak

There comes a time in every race when a competitor meets the real opponent, and understands that it's himself. — Lance Armstrong

Peace of mind is better than all the riches of the world. — Matshona Dhliwayo

The cover is alluring. The beginning may be enthralling. But there's no culmination and no happy ending. So I sagely advise you to stop chaptering. I'm badly written."
His nose met mine. "Give me the rights, and I'll edit and rewrite. Polish you to perfection. But you won't make best sellers, for you'll never be published. You will be on my shelf only. — S. Ann Cole

In no other branch of mathematics is it so easy for experts to blunder as in probability theory. — Martin Gardner