Top 140 L.H. Cosway Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I didn’t mince my words, I said inappropriate crap, I acted inappropriately, and seemingly King found all of this endearing for whatever reason.”

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52. “Hurting with you is better than a painless life without you.”

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53. “Perfection doesn’t exist, but beauty does.”

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54. “Bullies didn’t care about the truth, they just wanted an easy target.”

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55. “But God, the girl is just so cool, and she makes me laugh so much. I’m starting to think that we don’t fall for looks or gender in the end. We fall for the person as a whole. We fall for their souls.”

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56. “Little did she know, I really did want to get hurt. It was irrational and probably stupid, but I wanted to feel the pain of having my emotions stomped all over. All of the best creative minds in the world had their hearts broken. It’s what made their art genuine, vital, human. It had the potential to elevate me from just a “good” artist into a great one.”

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57. “We both seemed to understand that we were completely and totally screwed. No way was this going to be a one-time thing. Already I wanted to crawl beneath his skin and never leave.”

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58. “Would it make you feel better to know that we all get the same number of hours in a day, days in a year? Some people might be rich and some might be poor, but none of them can buy time. It is one of the fairest systems in the world.”

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59. “You’re a bit of an odd duck aren’t you Freda,′ she says, her glasses hanging too low on her nose. ‘Quack,’ I reply.”

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60. “Memories were a powerful thing. They could at once set you free or take you prisoner, hold your entire life captive. I.”

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61. “Do you want anything from the shop?” definitely ranked as one of my top three favorite sentences of all time. It’s right up there with, “School’s been cancelled because of the weather” and “Would you like me to go down on you first?”

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62. “Sometimes we’re cruellest to the ones we care about the most.”

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63. “In no particular order: baked goods, Colin Farrell’s eyebrows, and the thighs of rugby players everywhere. And to the city of Edinburgh, where a love story was born.”

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64. “Who would have thought that a drag queen could be my ultimate male fantasy?”

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65. “My hand moves of its own volition, probably more out of shock than anything else, and I slap him hard right across the face. The room falls silent, and everyone’s looking at me like I’m some kind of crazy person.”

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66. “It was just that being with him made everything else in my life a lie, and yet, the idea of being without him made everything seem empty and grey. So I was trapped in the lie.”

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67. “I’m afraid if I made you my queen, I could no longer be a king.”

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68. “I want to heal him with each and every one of our kisses. With every time we make love. Make him see that despite the past, the future holds mysteries that we can explore hand in hand. His melodious voice pulls me out of these thoughts.”

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69. “The world is easy to hate, especially when you think about all the pain in it. But there’s a lot to be thankful for, so I choose to think about that instead. You should, too.”

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70. “Nobody will laugh at you,” I murmured, bringing my hands to her throat and stroking downward with my thumbs. It was a move that always seem to both relax and turn her on. She melted under my touch. “And if they do, I’ll clobber them with my stilettos. How does that sound?”

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71. “You think you could come again?” he asked in a sleepy voice. “You’re exhausted, Oliver. Go to sleep.” “But my hand is jealous of my mouth,” he whined playfully. “It wants to feel you come, too.” My.”

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72. “It just seems like all men pale in comparison to the illusionist under my roof.”

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73. “The epic love I’ve always wanted was with me all along, and it’s nothing like what I imagined. It’s better, because it’s real. It’s not perfect or pretty. It’s full of mistakes and sacrifices, and sometimes even ugliness.”

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74. “Skin is important, Lille. Some marks last forever. You have to decide if they’re worth it.”

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75. “Okay, this is messed up. I’m getting all hot and bothered over a man who’s more comfortable in make-up and a pair of heels that I am.”

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76. “The first day I stepped into Dr. Hollyfield’s office he’d told me about a little thing called the phone test. If a certain person calls you and you just can’t bear to pick up and talk to them, then they’re probably toxic and you should cut them from your life. If it’s a person you can’t cut from your life, then you need to find a new approach to dealing with them.”

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77. “For this world of readers and writers. There’s nowhere else I’d rather be than here with you. May we all have an adventure just like Lille’s, in the pages and in our minds.”

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78. “Why talk to a person if you had nothing in common with them? What would that accomplish, other than a painfully stunted conversation?”

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79. “It’s like being locked in a world where violence is God and you’re constantly waiting to become the next victim of its wrath.”

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80. “Ronan’s eyes widened as though I’d just told him Santa Claus and Genghis Khan had been having a torrid love affair since the twelfth century.”

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81. “Someone once told me that my music can be a gift I give to other people.”

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82. “I saw us on the roof of the Villas, so young and innocent, falling in love. I saw us spending every day together, full of passion and excitement to have found someone that fit us so perfectly.”

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83. “If Edward Cullen had of been ugly I’m sure Bella Swan wouldn’t have been quite so smitten with him coming into her bedroom to watch her sleep at night. We females can be strange, shallow creatures when the mood takes us.”

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84. “He had a great laugh, a sexy laugh. My laugh was the mating call of the Yeti.”

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85. “He leans his face in agonisingly slowly, then tells me in a gravelly, possessive, stomach-flipping voice, “Because you’re mine.”

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86. “I’ve never seen a more exquisite sight than you when you’re all turned on, darlin’. You know that?”

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87. “You have never been invisible to me, flower. You’re all I see.”

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88. “It’s going to take a couple of years, but I’m determined to have my own veterinary surgery one day.”

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89. “If that’s true why did it jump into the swamp?” Alex asks. “No normal horse would do that. Jump into a lake for a swim maybe, but not a swamp, unless it was a suicidal horse.”

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90. “Maybe I would get a ferret. A cat just felt too benign. My kind of crazy deserved an ambiguously cute rodent with a penchant for biting.”

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91. “Well, yeah, staying together for love is better than staying together because of a piece of paper. The paper is the prison. Making the choice to stay with someone without the prison feels more like true love to me.”

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92. “You’ve been mine since the beginning of time.”

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93. “It’s a shame you fear the stage,” I said without thinking, my voice low. She looked at me, the comment taking her off guard. “Why?” I moved closer so that my lips almost touched her ear. “Because a beauty like yours deserves an audience.” I could see her skin bead as a tremble moved through her. “Damon,” she whispered, her hand going to my knee, the touch soft. “What is it, petal?” She exhaled a shaky breath. “You’re the only audience I want.”

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94. “Happiness was a stranger, but misery was dear old friend.”

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95. “The moment you walk into a room you brighten it, Lucy Fitzpatrick, and I for one feel like the luckiest bastard in the world for having known you.”

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96. “This is the way of things when your boyfriend is an illusionist. He has a habit of appearing out of thin air, and deep down he’s just a big kid who thrives on mischievous pranks and coming up with elaborate ways to surprise people. His.”

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97. “And here’s a life lesson for you, Miss Anderson. I’m not pretending.”

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98. “We all have depth, Sean. It’s a side effect of being human.”

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99. “It’s almost impossible not to fall in love with Robert even when he’s acting like the devil incarnate, never mind when he’s being all tender and affectionate. A lesson for life: Beauty often causes people to overlook deeper flaws.”

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100. “I glanced at the man beside me and fell in love even deeper, because he’d flicked the switch. He’d turned on the light bulb in my mind, shown me a new way of thinking just like he did when we were teenagers. Only this time, I didn’t hate the world. I didn’t see the cracks. I saw all the beautiful, flawed and wonderful parts that held them all together.”

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