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"Fall in love" Quotes from Famous Books

... That's the way I meant it should be; but when he stood up for me and defended me from those men, my heart just melted, and in spite of myself, I felt I could die for him. It can't be such an awful thing for a woman to fall in love with her husband, and yet—yet I'd rather put my hand in the fire than let him know how I feel. Oh, dear! I wish Jane hadn't been born, as she says. Trouble is beginning already, and it was all so nice ...

— He Fell in Love with His Wife • Edward P. Roe

... "I fall in love with Julia Giffard!" he exclaimed. "My dear girls, what a miserable fate you are suggesting for your friend. Suppose she were to engage herself to me! Away I go for three or four years; back for two months, and off again for a cruise of like duration as the first. In the ...

— The Three Lieutenants • W.H.G. Kingston

... been wiser, then. How can men be such stupid owls as to fall in love with me! Can't they see I'm a wicked ...

— From Jest to Earnest • E. P. Roe

... said to me that Rosy was much too pretty to be allowed to wander out unprotected. When they met after he had a kind nod and a word for her, and I've no doubt she had a shy blush for him. A philosopher is but a man, and liable to fall in love, and that is what he did: he fell in love with Rosy and married her. It suited all parties to keep it a secret at first; but a secret is like a birth—when its time is full forth it must come. Two little boys with ...

— The Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax • Harriet Parr

... "you're not going to fall in love with the girl you have to fall in love with on the stage? I ...

— Once a Week • Alan Alexander Milne

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