Top 140 L.H. Cosway Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “He had a great laugh, a sexy laugh. My laugh was the mating call of the Yeti.”

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

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

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105. “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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106. “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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107. “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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108. “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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109. “You’ve been mine since the beginning of time.”

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

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112. “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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113. “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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114. “And here’s a life lesson for you, Miss Anderson. I’m not pretending.”

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

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116. “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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117. “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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118. “She said seals sexually assault penguins and deserved to be clubbed. That woman is nuttier than a Snickers bar.”

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119. “Also, I apologise to any woman whose parents were cruel enough to name her Dickina.”

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120. “Think of the trees, Will! And now I need more tissue, you selfish, cowardly coward! You’re killing trees!”

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121. “Sometimes I can imagine things so hard that I feel like they’re really happening.”

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122. “I think that in the space between birth and death you can have one life, or you can have many. But in order to have many, you also need the strength to end the one that came before. And there lies the tricky part.”

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123. “Something decidedly female was going on in her head, something of the mystery-to-men variety. I had no idea what she was thinking, but she looked both aggrieved and remorseful. I held very still because it seemed like the safest thing to do.”

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124. “It’s always only been you. It only ever will be.”

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125. “There are just as many molecules in a single breath as there are stars in all the galaxies.”

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126. “And,” I went on, grinning now, “as far as I’m concerned, dogs are people, so never let anyone tell you otherwise.” Sean.”

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127. “We all have thoughts that we would never, ever vocalise. And people who say they don’t are liars.”

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128. “There was no way I would pair up with this guy – the epitome of a privileged and entitled beefcake. He was everything I loathed rolled up into a tight, luscious, muscular, heady, and quixotically alluring package. My social phobias aside, I needed alone time with Ronan like a car needed a swim in the ocean.”

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129. “Everyone thinks their opinion is the most important, even when they have no clue about a situation.” “I know.”

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130. “She doesn’t understand why I’d want to go by the name of some middle aged van driver when I could go by a pretty name like Freda. I told her I like to be economical with syllables.”

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131. “How fortunate I was that our paths crossed. I’ve a feeling that having this sad, lonely, lovely man in my life is going to change it irrevocably. Even if from now on I only ever get to observe him from afar, he will mark me somehow.”

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132. “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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133. “I once read that people who have imaginary friends never reach out to touch them. There’s some part of their brain that subconsciously knows it will break the spell. That’s what it feels like with Jay.”

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134. “I never stopped loving you, not even in my darkest hour.”

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135. “Everything had been so wonderfully effortless between us, so perfect that we’d ruined each other for anyone else.”

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136. “I wanted him to curl up on the bed and spoon me. I’d never been spooned – I’d only been forked and knifed.”

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137. “Ronan glanced at me and did a completely ridiculous, cartoonish double-take complete with wide eyes, agape mouth, raised eyebrows, and three blinks.”

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138. “The bigger our hearts, the more beautiful our souls.”

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139. “Because that’s how snobs deal with uncomfortable subjects. We belittle their importance, laugh at them, and change the subject to weather or sport.”

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140. “I was just a person, and he was just a person, and together we were scrambling in the dark to try to understand each other.”

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141. “I don’t really want tea,” he murmured. “What do you want?” I asked shakily. “You,” he replied.”

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142. “I’ll miss you,” he said, a catch in his voice. Those three little words held all the emotion of a hundred lifetimes, and we were both in danger of drowning under the weight of them.”

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143. “I could watch you eat that all day.”

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144. “Sometimes we see someone and they just suit us. They’re beautiful to us in every way. You’re that person to me.”

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145. “I silently hand him back the newspaper and he takes it, his fingertips brushing mine. The contact makes my skin tingle. Stupid handsome bastard.”

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146. “In life, you often had to reshape your square edges to accommodate the plethora of difference that existed in the corners of our individualities.”

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147. “I wanted her to want to know everything about me. It was unnerving how desperately I yearned to bare my soul to her, expose my flaws and have her accept me anyway.”

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148. “Do you ever wish, Alexis, that your heart was just that little bit smaller, so that you didn’t have to care quite so much?” His question knocked the air right out of me. When we’d started having this conversation, I never expected it would turn so deep. I squeezed his hand once more and whispered, “Never. The bigger our hearts, the more beautiful our souls.”

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149. “You’re sunshine, Evelyn, and there’s nothing but clouds around here.”

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