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Scottish Widows Quotes By Ellen J. Barrier

A woman should never have a need to fear the man who holds her in his arms; neither his hands that touches her. — Ellen J. Barrier

Scottish Widows Quotes By David Lipsky

I'm talking about the number of privileged, highly intelligent, motivated career-track people that I know, from my high school or college, who are, if you look into their eyes, empty and miserable. — David Lipsky

Scottish Widows Quotes By Oscar Wilde

True friends stab you from the front. — Oscar Wilde

Scottish Widows Quotes By Janet Evanovich

Was a fast easy reading, Good to take your mind off of anything serious for a while — Janet Evanovich

Scottish Widows Quotes By Ernest Hemingway,

How what she had done could never matter since he knew he could not cure himself of loving her — Ernest Hemingway,

Scottish Widows Quotes By Lish McBride

Douglas's fridge was a stainless-steel masterpiece. I'm not that into appliances or anything, but this one was nice and probably cost more than my last apartment. I had the strange desire to hug it every time I came into the kitchen. — Lish McBride

Scottish Widows Quotes By Holland Cotter

Like many natural beauties, New York is effortlessly photogenic. It has fabulous bones and hardly any bad angles. — Holland Cotter

Scottish Widows Quotes By Jamie Ford

Marty stayed busy as a chemistry major at Seattle University, — Jamie Ford

Scottish Widows Quotes By Nancy Gideon

Men are linear creatures, led by their lusts. You only have to give them an excuse to act on what they already want to do. — Nancy Gideon

Scottish Widows Quotes By Louis De Bernieres

Sergeant Pietro Oliva was a good Catholic. He liked to go into a church and cross himself, genuflect to the alter, and then settle down to a little prayer and contemplation, savouring the coolness, the heavy odours, the darkness, and the sensation of being soaked in the atmosphere of centuries' worth of devotion that hung in the tenebrous and golden air of churches. — Louis De Bernieres