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A simple mistake…can tell me what you’re not, or it can remind me of why I should love you.” (404 Error=Page Not Found) ↗


— Renny Gleeson


#humor #science-etc #love

Long is the journey homeward, Weary and worn are we. Oh, if I fall behind, my love, Will you look back for? ↗


— Sofia Samatar


#love

She'd abandoned the animal she loved as she herself had been abandoned repeatedly in the past by people who had claimed to love her. ↗


— Flora Rheta Schreiber


#animals #love #love

The hero was the sort of character you could feel yourself falling in love with, no matter how much you tried to convince yourself that he wasn't real ↗


— Heather James


#elements-of-power #fire #hero #jasmine #reading

One solved nothing by waving the commandments like a bludgeon at people's heads. There was no point in shouting damnation at a man who was already walking himself to hell on his own two feet. One had to pray for the Grace of God and then go probing like a good psychologist for the fear that might condition him to repentance or the love that might draw him toward it. ↗


— Morris L. West


#christianity #love

A veces, el dolor es el único recuerdo de que lo que tuvimos fue real. ↗


— Stephenie Meyer


#love #new-moon #pain #sadness #love

She dragged me across the floor, stopping from time to time only to kick me. I didn't know our cows too could be so inhuman. ↗


— Samuel Beckett


#cow #first-love #love

Love is such a force onto itself that it doesn't wreck havoc when it beats for others. ↗


— Donna Lynn Hope


#relationships #love

Unconditional love, is love, regardless anything; attainable or impossible. ↗


— Anthony Liccione


#endurance #forever #impossible #love #strength

It was a damned near-run thing, I must admit,' said Jack, modestly; then after a pause he laughed and said, 'I remember your using those very words in the old Bellerophon, before we had our battle.' 'So I did,' cried Dundas. 'So I did. Lord, that was a great while ago.' 'I still bear the scar,' said Jack. He pushed up his sleeve, and there on his brown forearm was a long white line. 'How it comes back,' said Dundas; and between them, drinking port, they retold the tale, with minute details coming fresh to their minds. As youngsters, under the charge of the gunner of the Bellerophon, 74, in the West Indies, they had played the same game. Jack, with his infernal luck, had won on that occasion too: Dundas claimed his revenge, and lost again, again on a throw of double six. Harsh words, such as cheat, liar, sodomite, booby and God-damned lubber flew about; and since fighting over a chest, the usual way of settling such disagreements in many ships, was strictly forbidden in the Bellemphon, it was agreed that as gentlemen could not possibly tolerate such language they should fight a duel. During the afternoon watch the first lieutenant, who dearly loved a white-scoured deck, found that the ship was almost out of the best kind of sand, and he sent Mr Aubrey away in the blue cutter to fetch some from an island at the convergence of two currents where the finest and most even grain was found. Mr Dundas accompanied him, carrying two newly sharpened cutlasses in a sailcloth parcel, and when the hands had been set to work with shovels the two little boys retired behind a dune, unwrapped the parcel, saluted gravely, and set about each other. Half a dozen passes, the blades clashing, and when Jack cried out 'Oh Hen, what have you done?' Dundas gazed for a moment at the spurting blood, burst into tears, whipped off his shirt and bound up the wound as best he could. When they crept aboard a most unfortunately idle, becalmed and staring Bellerophon, their explanations, widely different and in both cases so weak that they could not be attempted to be believed, were brushed aside, and their captain flogged them severely on the bare breech. 'How we howled,' said Dundas. 'You were shriller than I was,' said Jack. 'Very like a hyena. ↗


— Patrick O'Brian


#humour #love






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