Quotes About Relationship
My mother, because she was my mother, had great gravity in my young life. In my whole life. I did not know who she was, and I did not like who she had been. But she was my mother, and so some part of me had continued to believe things she had said.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Earlier in their marriage, they'd had fights that had made Olive feel sick the way she felt now. But after a certain point in a marriage, you stopped having a certain kind of fight, Olive thought, because when the years behind you were more than the years in front of you, things were different.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Bonnie was the central heating of his life." pg. 83
~ Elizabeth Strout
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William had felt alone in the world. And now he had a sister. Inside myself I wept. From happiness and sadness both.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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And there seemed nothing to be done about it. And nothing was done about it. Because I could not speak of it and William became less happy and he closed down in small ways, I could see that happen. And we lived our lives on top of this.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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When a wife is so happy to see her husband, she would like to think he was happy to see her too.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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she was glad to see all the butter he used. It was his love for butter she was counting on, hoping that would do him in.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Because I love you, and we don't have much time.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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This authority was why I had fallen in love with William. We crave authority. We do. No matter what anyone says, we crave that sense of authority.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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it was not love that sustained a marriage but the marriage that would sustain the love.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Intimacy became a ghastly thing.
~ Elizabeth Strout
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So it wasn't me that made him do this, if he did this while married to Joanne and also to Estelle? Then it wasn't because of me? I could not believe this. And I thought about what he had said the night before about choice. He may not have had any choice about this part of him. How do I know?
~ Elizabeth Strout
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Margaret Estaver," she added again. "Susan's at work." Margaret Estaver nodded as though she
~ Elizabeth Strout
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A dog reflects the family life. Whoever saw a frisky dog in a gloomy family, or a sad dog in a happy one? Snarling people have snarling dogs, dangerous people have dangerous ones.
~ Arthur Conan Doyle
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It's) a fair exchange. You're giving me attention. That's a form of affection, you know.
~ Arthur Gordon
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Then one day he returned from school to learn he was going to be married. He was thirteen—certainly not too young for the prearranged marital match that was considered essential to a Hindu household. His bride Kasturbai Makanji, also thirteen, was the daughter of a merchant who lived only a few doors down from the Gandhis' old house in Porbandar.
~ Arthur Herman
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Abelard's love for Héloïse was actually a form of self-love, even self-obsession. "He is a man who does not know his limitations," Bernard confided to a friend. "Nothing in heaven or on earth is hidden from him, except himself.
~ Arthur Herman
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U houdt van mij,' zei ik 'en daarom verbant u mij. Ik vraag me af wat u zou doen als u mij haatte?
~ Arthur Japin
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ANATOL: Ach, jak jsme se pak vraceli dom?, v ko?áÃ…â"¢e... jako dÃ…â"¢ív. Položila mi hlavu na prsa. Te? se už nikdy nerozlou?íme - Ã…â"¢ekla... MAX: Probu? se, pÃ…â"¢íteli, a koukej, abys dospÄ›l ku konci. ANATOL: "Už se nikdy nerozlou?íme"... A dnes ve dvÄ› se žením! MAX: S jinou. ANATOL: Nu co; ?lovÄ›k se vždyždycky žení s jinou.
~ Arthur Schnitzler
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Davvero, Else, non vuoi più giocare?». - «No, Paul, non me la sento più. Ciao.
~ Arthur Schnitzler
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To marry is to halve your rights and double your duties.
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
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The history of the relationship between comedy and swimming is short indeed. Of course it is always funny when someone falls into water, but that's about it.
~ Arthur Smith
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And I would have, now love is over,An end to all, an end:I cannot, having been your lover,Stoop to become your friend!
~ Arthur Symons
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What right has the husband to require submission from his wife? None, unless God had appointed it.
~ Arthur W. Pink
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