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Quotes About England

My dearest sisters will be very grieved if we don't go to England, and yet how can I even try to persuade my husband back into the scene of old associations where he would feel so much pain? Do I not know what I myself should suffer in some places? And he loved his mother with all his power of loving, which is deeper and more passionate than love is with common men.
~ Elizabeth Barrett Browning
What you tell me of 'Jane Eyre' makes me long to see the book. I may long, I fancy. It is dismal to have to disappoint my dearest sisters, who hoped for me in England this summer, but our English visit must be for next summer instead;
~ Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Tis possible the Faerie Queen grew so linked with Gloriana in the minds of England's folk that Gloriana's passing could take the Mebd with it. And if the Mebd dies without loosing her bonds, all those Fae who are knotted in her hair die with her.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Faerie had no cold like England; rather it had the dream of cold, and the memory of frost.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Will is for England," he said with a tired shrug. "And I am for Will.
~ Elizabeth Bear
His life is England's, now.
~ Elizabeth Bear
England. When she entered her self-imposed exile in the colonies, she'd never expected to see it again. Now, she wondered if she was seeing it for the last time. An unexpected gift, perhaps. Or an unlooked-for cruelty.
~ Elizabeth Bear
She could not bear to feel England's earth and cobblestones under her shoes again, she thought. And if she could bear that, then she might never bear to leave.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Elizabeth had been eternal. Elizabeth was England. Elizabeth was deathly tired.
~ Elizabeth Bear
It was a dream of London, Mehiel told Kit. A dream of England: not quite Faerie, but a place that was neither quite Faerie nor real.
~ Elizabeth Bear
You will be quite safe, Master Shakespeare. My lord Salisbury would never permit you to come to harm; you are one of England's treasures in your very own person. But simply too much trouble to be left lying until things are more certain.
~ Elizabeth Bear
She is not wealthy in the way that Sir Bertram understands wealth, but she is not poor, and she has things that you used to have here in England, but do not have any more: loyal retainers, dependents, whole families living on her bounty, families whose every member she knows and cares for. Her life is simple, her house, compared with this, is shabby, but in her own domain she is what I called her - a queen.
~ Elizabeth Cadell
Elizabeth Chadwick
~ brotherly love
You have trodden paths on which you would never have set foot were it not for my urging - " She broke off and searched his face. "But you need to know that I would follow you barefoot and in my shift and still be the proudest woman in England.
~ Elizabeth Chadwick
Isaac Newton was hardly the person people would pick to be the cultural guru of his age. Everyone recognized that this son of a clergyman from northwestern England (born the same year Galileo died, in 1642) was an incredible math prodigy.
~ Arthur Herman
The British Board of Censors will not pass any seduction scene unless the seducer has one foot on the floor. Apparently sex in England is something like snooker.
~ attributed
The tipping custom originated in England when small sums were dropped into a box marked T.I.P.S. --TO INSURE PROMPT SERVICE.
~ Author Unknown, (apocryphal)
You must remember that Baldmoney and his brothers were (as far as I know) the last gnomes left in England. Rather surprisingly, he was extraordinarily like the pictures of gnomes in fairy books, even to the pointed skin hat and long beard.
~ B.B.
there is no magic left in England now!
~ B.B.
I wouldn't say I play better for England, but my goals-per-game ratio is definitely better.
~ Danny Welbeck
Fortunately for England, all her imports are raw materials.
~ Joseph Hume
I've reached a point in England where you can't go much further; I would love to come to America and work with some of the interesting directors here.
~ Lesley Manville
I'm proud to have represented England in four World Cups but it was hugely frustrating that we never reached a semi-final or played to our ability.
~ James Anderson
I was always ready to leave England for some absurd reason.
~ Claire Forlani