say my love to me, say it, say it. / she put her arms round his neck. he enfolded her, and kissed her subtly, murmuring in a subtle voice of love, and irony, and submission: 'yes, my love, yes - my love. let love be enough then. i love you then - i love you. i'm bored by the rest.'
Women in love - D.H. Lawrence
his freedom was written on the floor in shiny pieces ...
The snow queen - H.C. Andersen
in gold of dawn the quickened world lies gleaming / the forest is alive with myriad voices / through dell and vale the misty shapes are teeming / but nature's deepest heart in light rejoices
Faust - J.W. von Goethe
'Tell me, can you see anything away yonder towards Isengard?' ‘Many miles lie between, ... '
The two towers - J.R.R. Tolkien
Are you some god or mortal? If one of the gods who hold the open sky, to Artemis, daughter of Zeus, in beauty, height and bearing I find you likest.
The Odyssey - Homer
... no one had ever walked under these trees lamenting lost love, ...
A burnt-out case - G. Greene
That place is Earth, the seat of Man ; that light / His day, which else, as th' other hemisphere, / Night would invade
Paradise Lost - J. Milton
It is a game played on the other side of the mirror ...
Alice's adventures in Wonderland - L. Carroll
