“Eleanor found herself unexpectedly admiring her own feet. Theodora dreamed over the fire beyond the tips of her toes, and Eleanor thought with deep satisfaction that her feet were handsome in their red sandals; what a complete and separate thing I am, she thought, going from my red toes to the top of my head, individually an I, possessed of attributes belonging only to me. I have red shoes, she thought-that goes with being Eleanor; I dislike lobster and sleep on my left side and crack my knuckles when I am nervous and save buttons. I am holding a brandy glass which is mine because I am here and I am using it and I have a place in this room. I have red shoes and tomorrow I will wake up and I will still be here. 'I have red shoes,' she said very softly, and Theodora turned and smiled up at her.” SelfloveShirley JacksonThe Haunting Of Hill HouseClassic Novels Book:The Haunting of Hill House Source: The Haunting of Hill House
“I wish I could hold you," she continued bitterly, "till we were both dead!” LoveHateLove And HateHeathcliffWuthering HeightsCatherineTwisted RomanceEmily BrontëClassic Novels Author:Emily Brontë