Virginia Woolf

Mrs Dalloway

  • b5414742060has quoted2 years ago
    she always had the feeling that it was very, very dangerous to live even one day
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    One could not be in love twice, he said.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    Some things were very beautiful; others sheer nonsense. And he was always stopping in the middle, changing his mind; wanting to add something; hearing something new; listening with his hand up.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    Every man fell in love with her, and she was really awfully bored.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    She had her degree. She was a woman who had made her way in the world. Her knowledge of modern history was more than respectable.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    Love destroyed too.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    There was something solemn in it—but love and religion would destroy that, whatever it was, the privacy of the soul.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    He had not said "I love you"; but he held her hand.
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    The time comes when it can't be said; one's too shy to say it, he thought, pocketing his sixpence or two of change, setting off with his great bunch held against his body to Westminster to say straight out in so many words (whatever she might think of him), holding out his flowers, "I love you."
  • strangenewemberhas quoted3 years ago
    Health we must have; and health is proportion
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