Top 60 Susanna Kearsley Quotes (2024 Update)
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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “And has the truth become the property of those who can afford it?’ The.”

51. “And has the truth become the property of those who can afford it?’ The.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Better to find out certain things by living them, not by reading them in a book.”

52. “Better to find out certain things by living them, not by reading them in a book.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “For if there was no winter, we could never hope for spring.”

53. “For if there was no winter, we could never hope for spring.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “We cannot know a man’s nature when all does go well with him, but when those people he thinks will assist him oppose him instead, then we know, for a man has the patience and humility that he shows then, and no more.”

54. “We cannot know a man’s nature when all does go well with him, but when those people he thinks will assist him oppose him instead, then we know, for a man has the patience and humility that he shows then, and no more.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Damn and blast!” “Curates can’t use language like that,” I reminded my brother, and he grinned involuntarily. “I’m getting it out of my system,” was his excuse.”

55. “Damn and blast!” “Curates can’t use language like that,” I reminded my brother, and he grinned involuntarily. “I’m getting it out of my system,” was his excuse.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “That’s how you have to read this book, you see. You wade through a few sentences, then stop and think about them, then wade through a few more.”

56. “That’s how you have to read this book, you see. You wade through a few sentences, then stop and think about them, then wade through a few more.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Every family needs its own historian, someone to guard the stories, yes? Or else they will be lost.”

57. “Every family needs its own historian, someone to guard the stories, yes? Or else they will be lost.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “My mother, come to think of it, would have been a welcome sight jut now... “There are no such things as ghosts,” she would have told me, and of course I would have believed her.”

58. “My mother, come to think of it, would have been a welcome sight jut now... “There are no such things as ghosts,” she would have told me, and of course I would have believed her.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “It’s still there, you see,” he pointed out. “Bulbs and roots, just waiting to grow. You have to learn to look with more than just your eyes, Julia.” He took a deep pull on the cigarette and exhaled, slowly. “Try looking with your soul, instead. The soul sees what truly matters.”

59. “It’s still there, you see,” he pointed out. “Bulbs and roots, just waiting to grow. You have to learn to look with more than just your eyes, Julia.” He took a deep pull on the cigarette and exhaled, slowly. “Try looking with your soul, instead. The soul sees what truly matters.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “The road does rarely welcome us, preferring we should stay at home, but I have found the remedy is simply then to move my home itself to other places, and so gain a different view.”

60. “The road does rarely welcome us, preferring we should stay at home, but I have found the remedy is simply then to move my home itself to other places, and so gain a different view.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Ye’ll never best your fears until ye face them.”

61. “Ye’ll never best your fears until ye face them.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Rob was always a gentleman.”

62. “Rob was always a gentleman.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “It’s hard enough judging the motives of people who live in our own times, let alone the motives of those who’ve been dead three hundred years. They can’t come back and tell us, can they?”

63. “It’s hard enough judging the motives of people who live in our own times, let alone the motives of those who’ve been dead three hundred years. They can’t come back and tell us, can they?”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “I’d never met a redhead yet who didn’t have the same allure – a sort of blend of vibrant energy and freshness that made those of us with brown hair feel ridiculously dull.”

64. “I’d never met a redhead yet who didn’t have the same allure – a sort of blend of vibrant energy and freshness that made those of us with brown hair feel ridiculously dull.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “The male of the species, I thought with a sigh, could be so bloody maddening.”

65. “The male of the species, I thought with a sigh, could be so bloody maddening.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “In my day? And what am I, a dinosaur? Which one of us is turning thirty-seven?” David shook his head. “Not till tomorrow. I’m a young man yet, the day.”

66. “In my day? And what am I, a dinosaur? Which one of us is turning thirty-seven?” David shook his head. “Not till tomorrow. I’m a young man yet, the day.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Hollywood, I reasoned, rarely concerned itself with getting things right.”

67. “Hollywood, I reasoned, rarely concerned itself with getting things right.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Hindsight, I thought, was like a punishment, remorseless in its clarity and painfully unable to change what had gone before.”

68. “Hindsight, I thought, was like a punishment, remorseless in its clarity and painfully unable to change what had gone before.”

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Susanna Kearsley Quote: “Watching, I could feel again the stirrings of my characters – the faint, as yet inaudible, suggestion of their voices, and their movements close around me, in the way someone can sense another’s presence in a darkened room. I didn’t need to shut my eyes. They were already fixed, not truly seeing, on the window glass, in that strange writer’s trance that stole upon me when my characters began to speak, and I tried hard to listen.”

69. “Watching, I could feel again the stirrings of my characters – the faint, as yet inaudible, suggestion of their voices, and their movements close around me, in the way someone can sense another’s presence in a darkened room. I didn’t need to shut my eyes. They were already fixed, not truly seeing, on the window glass, in that strange writer’s trance that stole upon me when my characters began to speak, and I tried hard to listen.”

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