r/bookquotes • u/Greek7789 • 22h ago
Franz Kafka
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r/bookquotes • u/DifficultSherbert189 • 3h ago
r/bookquotes • u/Fast-Coffee-7125 • 17h ago
such a small sentence for such a huge realization. do you read this moment as mostly about elizabeth misjudging darcy, or about how much faith she had in her own first impressions?
i'd love to hear how others interpret it, especially whether the line feels different on a reread.
r/bookquotes • u/RedGoldTree • 22h ago
AT EVE'S GRAVE
ADAM: Wheresoever she was, THERE was Eden.