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That's how you have to read this book, you see. You wade through a few sentences, then stop and think about them, then wade through a few more.
— Susanna Kearsley
Rob was always a gentleman.
— Susanna Kearsley
David McClelland was changed by that day more than most men.
— Susanna Kearsley
The years might change our outer selves, but underneath it all we stayed the same, we kept our patterns ...
— Susanna Kearsley
No matter what the bards may say, there's no romance in dying for a man.
— Susanna Kearsley
These are your beautiful days, Julia Beckett, he promised softly.
— Susanna Kearsley
clearing and into the
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Life is always uncertain,'he said with a shrug. 'We cannot let the fear of what might happen stop us living as we choose.
— Susanna Kearsley
It was a thing intangible, yet clearly felt - the sense that time was moving round him, past him, leaving him untouched.
— Susanna Kearsley
The firebird drops a feather, was his summary, and if you're fool enough to pick it up and chase the bird itself, you're in for trouble.
— Susanna Kearsley
Tis never the place, but the people one shares it with who are the cause of our happiest memories.
— Susanna Kearsley
There was no DVR, no Netflix, and no binge-watching. We didn't even have a VCR till I was nearly out of high school.
— Susanna Kearsley
Try looking with your soul, instead. The soul sees what truly matters.
— Susanna Kearsley
The moonlight made ghosts of the bed hangings, and cast a spectral pool about my feet
— Susanna Kearsley
Well, it was over now, I thought. Time everyone forgot, forgave, let be.
— Susanna Kearsley
The strongest soldier cannot balance long upon the blade that does divide his honor and his heart, and whatever way he falls, the cut will kill him.
— Susanna Kearsley
Edmund had obviously never yet experienced the speed with which news traveled round the docklands. "Is there anyone who does not know him?" "All
— Susanna Kearsley
Hindsight, I thought, was like a punishment, remorseless in its clarity and painfully unable to change what had gone before.
— Susanna Kearsley
We rarely see the things we don't expect to see.
— Susanna Kearsley
Writing is sometimes a balancing act between keeping things easily readable and being accurate.
— Susanna Kearsley
Into the air. There was love here - not perfect, but strong,
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And has the truth become the property of those who can afford it?' The
— Susanna Kearsley
I've told you once I would not force you to my will ... When we become lovers, it will be because you desire as much as I-Richard — Susanna Kearsley
Hope rarely enters into it. 'Tis action moves the world.
— Susanna Kearsley
It's the pursuit of love and happiness that is the driving force of the romantic novel.
— Susanna Kearsley
Knowing that the battle will not end the way he wishes does not make it any less worthwhile the fight.
— Susanna Kearsley
The world becomes a wider place, with but a little learning.
— Susanna Kearsley
Was there another Celia Sands?
— Susanna Kearsley
When I meet a wind I cannot fight , I can do naught but set my sails to let it take me where it will.
— Susanna Kearsley
Whatever time we have," he said, "it will be time enough.
— Susanna Kearsley
Hiding the person you are,' he said, 'won't make you happy. I never hide who I am. What I am.
— Susanna Kearsley
hard-scraping tools, with his sharp-featured face and the mirthless dark eyes that seemed always, whenever
— Susanna Kearsley
Ye'll never best your fears until ye face them
— Susanna Kearsley
There are times when our victories have a cost that we did not foresee, when winning brings us loss.
— Susanna Kearsley
A grieving person's like a person treading in deep waterif they've nothing to hold on to, they lose hope. They slide right under. — Susanna Kearsley
...a man with eyes the color of the winter sea.
— Susanna Kearsley
Tis the curse of a woman of influence that she must always be reckoned unvirtuous.
— Susanna Kearsley
Then, stop worrying so much what the rest of us think; just get on the damned donkey and ride it.
— Susanna Kearsley
Sometimes, the scales of justice find a level of their own, without our help ... And sometimes, in seeking justice, we don't always serve it.
— Susanna Kearsley
I told ye I'd come back to ye.
— Susanna Kearsley
D'you think I'd let a little thing like the grave come between us?-Richard — Susanna Kearsley
So you are not a coward, after all," he said, and I fancied his tone was faintly pleased. "You would face the devil on his own footing.
— Susanna Kearsley
But what you bring back with you in the end, he said, might not be what you started out in search of to begin with
— Susanna Kearsley
Men who watch, and say little, very often are much wiser than the men they serve.
— Susanna Kearsley
Let the devil bar my way, I will come back to ye.
— Susanna Kearsley
We don't let them die, in WalesMerlin, and Arthur and Owain
we keep them close by and asleep in the hills to be awakended if ever we need them. — Susanna Kearsley
Some things weren't meant to live in cages.
— Susanna Kearsley
Even Austrian landladies recognise the hand of destiny at work.
— Susanna Kearsley
For if there was no winter, we could never hope for spring.
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I'm looking for a man.
— Susanna Kearsley
Children teach you worries that you never knew you had,
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