S Nchez Gij N Quotes & Sayings

Most good women are hidden treasures who are only safe because nobody looks for them. — Dorothy Parker

They were enemies, they had both been very close to death and the other had done little or nothing to intervene, but actually to kill her would be very difficult.
Or maybe he only wanted to pretend that he would find it very difficult; maybe it would be no bother at all, and the sort of bogus camaraderie of doing the same job, though on different sides, was just that: a fake. — Iain M. Banks

It's important to be successful enough to be able to keep doing what you love. — Lyle Lovett

Make wisdom human to the adolescent mind. — Will Durant

You can be killed just as dead in an unjustified war as you can in one protecting your own home. — Will Rogers

I don't write comedy. I write drama that's funny. — Gregor Collins

We all say and do things we regret, but it's never to late to change, apologize and become a better person — Thomas Amo

None of us can foresee the consequences of such a step." Ponce de Leon ran his fingers through his hair, smoothing it back into place. "Though after centuries of watching mankind, I sometimes suspect intelligence is overrated. — Jim C. Hines

Mother." Alec's voice as he interrupted his mother was firm, implacable, and not
unkind. "Father. There's something I have to tell you." He smiled at them. "I'm seeing someone."
Robert Lightwood looked at his son with some exasperation. "Alec," he said.
"This is hardly the time."
"Yes, it is. This is important. You see, I'm not just seeing anyone." Words
seemed to be pouring out of Alec in a torrent, while his parents looked on in
confusion. Isabelle and Magnus were staring at him with expressions of nearly identical astonishment. "I'm seeing a Downworlder. In fact, I'm seeing a war - "
Magnus's fingers moved, quick as a flash of light, in Alec's direction. There was a faint shimmer in the air around Alec - his eyes rolled up - and he dropped to the floor, felled like a tree. — Cassandra Clare

There is nothing more valuable than the printed word. — Margaret Peterson Haddix