"The Romance of the Forest" Quotes
A young woman seeks refuge in an abandoned abbey and becomes embroiled in a web of dark secrets and Gothic mysteries.
classics | 432 pages | Published in 1791
Quotes
The heart of man is the place of the devil's habitation.
Misfortunes are, in some measure, the fruits of our own misconduct.
The heart may be broken, and the mind remain unshaken.
There are moments which the heart seizes, and is never able to recover.
Hope is the balm of life.
The heart, too, has its moments of conviction.
The human heart is a strange mixture of weakness and strength.
In silence we must be for a while, till passions shall have subsided.
The world is not what it seems; and to understand it, we must not trust to its appearances.
The mind, like the body, is strengthened by exercise.
