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Quotes About Connection

Remember how we once lay together, love? Remember how we became lovers and hoped for a future? That future is alive and here. And taking his hand, she laid it upon her gently swelling belly, where a new life grew. Thus she made him touch Hope
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
His eyes narrowed to slits.Make love. Make love to me. Now
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Fuck, you mean? His eyes narrowed to slits.Make love. Make love to me. Now
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
I regard physical lovemaking as something sacrosanct to love. And if I loved a woman enough to take her to my bed, then I would love her enough to marry her.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Fuck, you mean? His eyes narrowed to slits.Make love. Make love to me. Now
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
He caught her and drew her against him, pressing kisses into her mouth as he murmured, So beautiful So beautiful. He sat up to pull the covers over them both and then he took her into his arms as he lay back down. The fire crackled and the few candles still lit guttered and she thought, as her mind began to drift, that perhaps her feelings for her strange, dark husband might be more than just affection.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
It was a strange thing, this feeling of empathy. He'd never experienced it before. He realized that what hurt this woman hurt him as well, that what made her bleed caused a hemorrhage of pain within his soul.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Fuck, you mean?His eyes narrowed to slits. Make love. Make love to me. Now
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Can anyone ever know everything about another person?
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Books can be the people we never get to meet, ancestors or far neighbors.
~ Elizabeth Knox
Sometimes I imagine a whole future made out of the moment after I've died and you are still sitting beside me.' 'You imagine I'll be there at your deathbed?' 'Yes.' 'And if I stayed away, would you live for ever?
~ Elizabeth Knox
Xas reappeared and showed every sign of winding himself around Sobran permanently, like -Sobran complained - some parasitic vine.
~ Elizabeth Knox
My guess is that he remembers some of me, some of us together, and the rest rolled off him like topsoil in a flash flood.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
There are people who stick in one's memory much more clearly after a brief acquaintance than others whom one sees day after day after a long period.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
Doesn't every love express itself this way, with the seeds of both its flowering and its ruin in the very first words, the first breath, the first though?
~ Elizabeth Kostova
It gave me a feeling of temporary acceptance into that elite community, to stroll across the quad at his side. It also gave me my first faint quiver of sexual belonging, the elusive feeling that if I slipped my hand into his as we walked along, a door would fall open somewhere in the long wall of reality as I knew it, never to be closed again.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
Manchmal gibt es kaum etwas Schwierigeres, als zu jemandem zu sprechen, der ueber die Macht des Schweigens verfuegt.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
you handle books all day long, every new one is a friend and a temptation.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
Hay cosas menores, pero aun así muy importantes. No es amable. No sabe cuándo ha de decir algo que consuele y cuándo hay que callar. La historia le importa un pimiento. No tiene ojos grises dulces ni cejas pobladas, ni se sube las mangas hasta los codos. —La miré fijamente, y ahora me miró con valentía decidida—. En suma, el mayor problema de él es que no es tú.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
I flipped through the rest of the pages—when you handle books all day long, every new one is a friend and a temptation.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
Then he said a strange thing, but to himself. `They lived, didn't they?' And I said yes, that when one reads old letters one understands that people in the past really did live, and it is very touching.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
We couldn't be sure of anything except the power of love…and we are under no requirement to believe in a particular source of that love as long as we could keep giving and receiving some in our own lives.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
as if wherever he taught was a dining room instead of a classroom, and we were all eating at his table.
~ Elizabeth Kostova
This corner of history was as real as the tiled floor under our feet or the wooden tabletop under our fingers. The people to whom it had happened had actually lived and breathed and felt and thought and then died, as we did - as we would.
~ Elizabeth Kostova