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Top 450 Delia Owens Quotes (2025 Update)
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Delia Owens Quote: “Child to child. Eye to eye. We grew as one, sharing souls. Wing by wing, leaf by leaf you left this world, you died before the child. My friend, the Wild.”
Delia Owens Quote: “He was a page of time, a clipping pasted in a scrapbook because it was she had.”
Delia Owens Quote: “No fancy dining room could compare to that, and the coon balls offered more spice and flare than almond-crusted trout.”
Delia Owens Quote: “But this was too abrupt – picnic, then mate the.”
Delia Owens Quote: “She knew it wasn’t Chase she mourned, but a.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Joe held up a red wool hat. “Where’d you find that?” “Right here, hangin’ on this row of hooks with these coats, other hats, and stuff.”
Delia Owens Quote: “But he had noticed her. Had held her eyes. Her breath froze as a heat flowed through her. She tracked them, mostly him, down to the shore. Her mind looking one way, her desire the other. Her body watched Chase Andrews, not her heart.”
Delia Owens Quote: “I brought them in case you were still here. Rosemary sent these to me. She said that for years, day and night, Ma painted us.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Kya was the youngest of five, the others much older, though later she couldn’t recall their ages.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Maybe Ma was never coming home. Maybe some dreams should just fade away.”
Delia Owens Quote: “At the bottom of the carton was a note.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Now at last Kya could label all her precious specimens. She took each feather, insect, shell, or.”
Delia Owens Quote: “But in her twenty-second year, more than a year after Chase and Pearl announced their engagement, she walked the sandy lane, blistering with heat, to the mailbox every day and looked inside. Finally one morning, she found a bulky manila envelope and slid the contents – an advance copy of The Sea Shells of the Eastern Seaboard, by Catherine Danielle Clark – into her hands. She breathed in, no one to show it to.”
Delia Owens Quote: “I have almost no recollection of the few hours after we left the plateau. I think I was concentrating so hard on the immediate that my mind couldn’t afford space for anything else. Maybe to have a memory, you need time for reflection, however brief, just to let the memory find a place to settle.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Before moving, Vern stared for a long minute at Chase, as though he had overlooked something. As a doctor, he should fix this. Heavy swamp air stood.”
Delia Owens Quote: “And just at that second, the wind picked up, and thousands upon thousands of yellow sycamore leaves broke from their life support and streamed across the sky.”
Delia Owens Quote: “But this time there was laughter and love.”
Delia Owens Quote: “They stopped laughing. He took her shoulders, hesitated an instant, then kissed her lips, as the leaves rained and danced around them as silently as snow.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Kya leaned over gently, as if to kiss a baby. The microscope’s light reflected in her dark pupils, and she drew in a breath as a Mardi Gras of costumed players pirouetted and careened into view. Unimaginable headdresses adorned astonishing bodies so eager for more life, they frolicked as though caught in a circus tent, not a single bead of water.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Pa had always bought the kerosene and filled the lamp, so she hadn’t thought much about it. Until it was dark.”
Delia Owens Quote: “She’d always found the muscle and heart to pull herself from the mire, to take the next step, no matter how shaky. But where had all that grit brought her?”
Delia Owens Quote: “Kya wondered who started using the word cell instead of cage.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Ma warning her older sisters about young men who overrevved their rusted-out pickups or drove jalopies around with radios blaring. “Unworthy boys make a lot of noise,” Ma had said.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Without another word, he got in his boat and motored across the lagoon. Just before entering the thick brambles of the channel, he turned and waved. She lifted her hand high above her head, and then touched it to her heart.”
Delia Owens Quote: “One at a time, then ten at a time, then hundreds of geese landed only yards from where Kya and Tate had sat under the ferns. The sky emptied as the wet meadow filled until it was covered in downy snow. No fancy dining room could compare to that, and the coon balls offered more spice and flare than almond-crusted trout.”
Delia Owens Quote: “Before Pa strung it up, the bream flopped around in the boat bottom and Kya had to watch a distant string of pelicans, study the cloud forms, anything but look into dying fish eyes staring at a world without water, wide mouth sucking worthless air. But what it cost her and what it cost that fish was worth it to have this little shred of family. Perhaps not for the fish, but still.”
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