Wollerton Hall Quotes & Sayings

Not by lamentations and mournful chants ought we to celebrate the funeral of a good man, but by hymns, for in ceasing to be numbered with mortals he enters upon the heritage of a diviner life. — Plutarch

I don't think I can even imagine what a culture that's been developing steadily for a billion years ought to be like. Disembodied electrical essences, maybe. Ghostly creatures flitting in and out of the eighth, ninth, and tenth dimensions. Cosmic minds that know all, perceive all, understand all. Maybe — Robert Silverberg

We ask for nothing that is not right, and herein lies the great power of our demand. — Paul Robeson

But I keep the kid in my heart, you know, and once in a while she gets out. It's a writer thing. The past is material. You never want to forget it, how it was, how it felt. Nurse — Dean Koontz

So far nothing in your life has interfered with your reasoning process. — Harper Lee

There was something very sexy about Mace going commando.
Very sexy.
Down Mace Slut! My brain commanded — Kristen Ashley

And suddenly, her day turned into the kind that explained why God invented chocolate, comfy pants, and booze. — Avery Flynn

Each dress symbolizes the age that it's appropriate for. — Kate Reardon

I have only one prayer and that is, "Please give me endless power to love. — Debasish Mridha

Don't pour the oil directly into my navel, pour it on my sternum and let it run down into my navel, you ignorant peasant. — Garrison Keillor

He had no words for it, what made him, what pained him, what rocked him and fucked him. — Cheryl Strayed

Christian faith is more about connecting our lives with Christ than it is about gaining spiritual information. — Brian Zahnd

This is how it ends with everyone. You fall - you don't get back up. — Craig Johnson

Dead kings were honored in the Six Kingdoms only insofar as they had the good sense to stop walking around above ground. — Robert Kroese

We need to meet, embrace and work with what we're given. For what we want and what we're given often serve two different gods. And how we respond to their meeting determines our path. — Mark Nepo