Quotes About Strength
He had survived that. He would survive this.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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I have nothing to lose,' Marthe said. 'So nothing can harm me.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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His chest heaved, and he coughed. You have coughed before, his mother said. It is a sign of weakness. Control it.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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You see," said Marthe. "I am not here to mock. I have worn out my revenge. You have guided me into a world which has been closed to me all my life. You have shown me that what I hold by, you hold by and more. You have shown me strength I do not possess, and humanity I thought belonged only to women. You are a man, and you have explained all men to me….
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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But I am no godly man. I'm only a commander of some experience, who knows how to ask a tired army to throw its heart into a citadel and follow it. Forgive me.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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Lymond said, very softly, in English, 'This is part of a plan to escape. Pretend to strike me, and listen.' 'You stinking catamite,' said Jerott; and with all his considerable strength launched a blow at Lymond's face which was very genuine indeed.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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I have given you nothing. I have shown you what was there in you already, and you have been man enough to destroy what is weak and to foster what is strong until it is unassailable.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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Reindeer blew like leaves across the white, blinding bowl of the landscape. The eye read them as script on a book-roll: the stretched neck, the tined bones of the antlers, the powerful, thick-pelted body; the long slurring stride with its snapping click as the cloven hooves met.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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For how long can one maintain total vigilance? For how long can love last, in isolation, without sinking crushed beneath its own pressure?
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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A queen does not need to be crowned,' said Güzel, 'in order to rule.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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Afraid?" said the yellow-haired man and laughed. "Forgive me, I should have warned you: I have a tendency to be bloody-minded. Bruslez, noyez, pendez, ompallez, descouppez, fricassez, crucifiez, bouillez, carbonnadez ces méchantes femmes.
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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Richard Crawford, his brother's wrist in his hand, laid it down gently and turned to him. "We are," he said, "at least no less than the animals. We are members of a race, and of a kingdom, and of a family. The world has borrowed his strength often enough: can we not lend him ours when he needs it? What can be done? What is wrong?
~ Dorothy Dunnett
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It wasn't that she had so much character, thought Mrs. Pollifax, but rather that always in her life she had found it difficult to submit. The list of her small rebellions was endless. Surely there was room for one more?
~ Dorothy Gilman
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It wasn't that she had so much character, thought Mrs. Pollifax, but rather that always in her life she had found it difficult to submit.
~ Dorothy Gilman
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We are not a problem people, we are people with problems.
~ Dorothy Height
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If I take a finger and touch you, you won't even know you've been tapped. If I take two fingers, you will know that something touched you. But if I bring all of those fingers together in a fist, I can give you a terrible blow!
~ Dorothy Height
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if ever you want to commit a murder, the thing you've got to do is to prevent people from associatin' their ideas. Most people don't associate anythin'—their ideas just roll about like so many dry peas on a tray, makin' a lot of noise and goin' nowhere, but once you begin lettin' 'em string their peas into a necklace, it's goin' to be strong enough to hang you, what?
~ Dorothy L. Sayers
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She was a long-necked, long-backed woman, who disciplined her hair and her children. She was never embarrassed, and her anger, though never permitted to be visible, made itself felt the more.
~ Dorothy L. Sayers
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May I express the hope that the present union may happily exemplify that which we find in a first-class port—strength of body fortified by a first-class spirit and mellowing through many years to a noble maturity. My lord and my lady—your very good health!
~ Dorothy L. Sayers
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Women and elephants never forget.
~ Dorothy Parker
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Her mind lives tidily, apart from cold and noise and pain. And bolts the door against her heart, out wailing in the rain.
~ Dorothy Parker
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Never complain, never explain.
~ Dorothy Parker
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Then she told herself to stop her nonsense. If you looked for things to make you feel hurt and wretched and unnecessary, you were certain to find them, more easily each time, so easily, soon, that you did not even realize you had gone out searching. Women alone often developed into experts at the practice. She must never join their dismal league.
~ Dorothy Parker
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I'm quite all right. I'm not even scared. You see, I've learned from looking around, there is something worse than loneliness--and that's the fear of it.
~ Dorothy Parker
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