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“The month of travelling neither lifted my spirits nor softened the blow of Naoko's death. I arrived back in Tokyo in pretty much the same state in which I had left.”

Book:Norwegian Wood

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“Era una di quelle sere in cui la tristezza può impossessarsi delle persone più allegre senza che ciò provochi alcuna sorpresa; quando negli emotivi l'amore si trasforma in angoscia, la fiducia in desiderio e la speranza precipita nell'apprensione; quando il ricordo non suscita alcun rimpianto per le occasioni che ci sono sfuggite e l'attesa non induce all'azione.”

Sadness Emotional

Book:Far From the Madding Crowd

Source: Far From the Madding Crowd

“After a storm comes fair weather, after sorrow comes joy.”

Joy Sadness

Author:Russian proverb

“Her simple, careless, childish flow of spirits often made me sad. She seemed to me like a butterfly at play in a flickering bit of sunshine, and mistaking it for broad and eternal summer. We sometimes hold mirth to stricter accountability than sorrow; it must show good cause, or the echo of its laughter comes back drearily.”

Sadness Humour Bittersweet Childlikeness

Book:The Blithedale Romance

Source: The Blithedale Romance

“Trust is the real currency in business. Earn it, keep it, and never break it.”

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Author:Marion Bekoe

“If you are lonely, if you have got nobody around you, then turn your loneliness into something. That something should be worth to your loneliness.”

Sadness Loneliness Alone Lone Loveless

Book:Modern Human's Handbook

Source: Modern Human's Handbook

“Naoko spoke to me in the spaces between the crashing of the dark waves. Eventually though, the tide would pull back, and I would be left on the beach alone.”

Death Sadness Beach

Author:Haruki Murakami

“Sie hatte für einen Augenblick das Gefühl von Familie gehabt – bei Fabiola. Und das Gefühl von Geborgenheit – bei Alexis. Und beides hatte sie verloren. Weil sie es nicht wert war. Es nicht verdient hatte. Weil sie ein verlogenes, gieriges Miststück war, das sich nie mit etwas zufriedengab und immer nur mehr, mehr, mehr wollte. Jede ihrer Beziehungen war bisher daran zerbrochen.”

Relationship Sadness Self Doubt

Book:Gefangen zwischen Eis und Feuer (Erotische Abenteuer in Arl Sere 1)

Source: Gefangen zwischen Eis und Feuer (Erotische Abenteuer in Arl Sere 1)

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