Reford Theobold Quotes & Sayings

The more he gives me, the more I want. — Rachel Cohn

When you have been writing for a lot of years, you have to make an effort not to start repeating yourself. It occurred to me that I tended to tread certain ground automatically, because it was comfortable, but that there were areas I avoided automatically because they made me nervous. — Merrill Markoe

From a young age, I was encouraged to sing, dance and learn folk and popular songs in Spanish. — Ailyn Perez

When you really love someone, you shine the light of your soul on the beloved. We know from nature that sunlight brings everything to growth. If you look at flowers early on a spring morning, they are all closed. When the light of the sun catches them, they trustingly open out and give themselves to the new light. — John O'Donohue

Most deserve to be forgotten. The heroes will always be remembered. The best." "The best and the worst." So one of us is like to live in song. "And a few who were a bit of both. Like him." He tapped the page he had been reading. "Who?" Ser Loras craned his head around to see. "Ten black pellets on a scarlet field. I do not know those arms." "They belonged to Criston Cole, who served the first Viserys and the second Aegon." Jaime closed the White Book. "They called him Kingmaker. — George R R Martin

It hurts because I can't go out there and play football, but it hurts more because I have to be a father and explain what happened to my daughter. — Ray Rice

I think he's Will 's partying a lot in Cabo. I think he's running a brothel. I don't know what he's doing. — Bradley Cooper

I decided I could lose nothing by the soft approach. If that didn't produce for me - and I didn't think it would - nature could take its course and we could bust up the furniture. — Raymond Chandler

Philosophy is overwhelmingly complicated, its procedure depressingly slow. — Max Horkheimer

What can pay love but love? — Delarivier Manley

The tales of pure terror, of course, are completely naturalistic in their content, and must stand or fall by their merit alone. But what about the supernatural stories? Can we, the children of a scientific age, give any credence to these medleys of devils, ghosts, and other psychical invasions? There is only one answer: we can and do. We are dealing with stories, not with scientific dissertations. And if, as stories, they have the ring of truth, we'll believe them, as stories, implicitly.
("Introduction") — Herbert A. Wise