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If I’d been someone else in a different world I’d've done something different, but I was myself and the world was the world, so I was silent.
Jonathan Safran Foer (Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close)
If I'd been somone else in a different world I'd've done something different, but I was myself and the world was the world, so I was silent.
Jonathan Safran Foer (Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close)
Would you be shedding tears for McNab’s dead body if he’d been screwing around on you?” Peabody pursed her lips. “Well, since I’d’ve been the one who killed him, I’d probably be shedding tears for me because you’d be arresting me. And that would really make me sad.
J.D. Robb (Strangers in Death (In Death, #26))
When they asked for those to raise their hands who'd go down to the courthouse the next day, I raised mine. Had it high up as I could get it. I guess if I'd had any sense I'd've been a little scared, but what was the point of being scared? The only thing they could do to me was kill me and it seemed like they'd been trying to do that a little bit at a time ever since I could remember.
Fannie Lou Hamer
If I'd wanted this place to fill up with every fat Irish rose that passes by, I'd've said so.
J.D. Salinger (Franny and Zooey)
If I was the pope, I'd've made Mrs. de Roo a saint. On the spot.
David Mitchell
I respect you heaps, lady knight. I’d’ve thrown myself off a bridge, getting this assignment. You, you’re there with lists and plans. You listen to every flap-mouthed bumpkin who thinks he can do your task better, and you answer with a smile and thanks. Why, you’ve inspired me to be a blessing to my fellow bumpkin, just like you.
Tamora Pierce (Lady Knight (Protector of the Small, #4))
creature if I’d’ve known he was up to this kind of tomfoolery.” Tomfoolery and Charlie were rather constant companions, it seemed.
Sarah M. Eden (As You Are (The Jonquil Brothers #3))
I'd been someone else in a different world I'd've done something different, but I was myself, and the world was the world, so I was silent.
Jonathan Safran Foer (Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close)
Oh yes,” Dunstan Barre said sadly. “Casey, in war to survive you have to stretch things a bit sometimes. As to trading, Marlowe, I agree, most times you have to equate the problem to the time and place. I thank God I was never caught. Don’t think I’d’ve survived, know I wouldn’t.
James Clavell (Noble House (Asian Saga Book 5))
In the Volksgarten “I’d like to have a blue balloon! A blue balloon is what I’d like!” “Here’s a blue balloon for you, Rosamunde!” It was explained to her then that there was a gas inside that was lighter than the air in the atmosphere, as a consequence of which, etc. etc. “I’d like to let it go—,” she said, just like that. “Wouldn’t you rather give it to that poor little girl over there?” “No, I want to let it go—!” She lets the balloon go, keeps looking after it, till it disappears in the blue sky. “Aren’t you sorry now you didn’t give it to the poor little girl?” “Yes, I should’ve given it to the poor little girl.” “Here’s another blue balloon, give her this one!” “No, I want to let this one go too up into the blue sky!”— She does so. She is given a third blue balloon. She goes over to the poor little girl on her own, gives this one to her, saying: “You let it go!” “No,” says the poor little girl, peering enraptured at the balloon. In her room it flew up to the ceiling, stayed there for three days, got darker, shriveled up and fell down dead, a little black sack. Then the poor little girl thought to herself: “I should have let it go outside in the park, up into the blue sky, I’d’ve kept on looking after it, kept on looking—!” In the meantime, the rich little girl gets another ten balloons, and one time Uncle Karl even buys her all thirty balloons in one batch. Twenty of them she lets fly up into the sky and gives ten to poor children. From then on she had absolutely no more interest in balloons. “The stupid balloons—,” she said. Whereupon Aunt Ida observed that she was rather advanced for her age! The poor little girl dreamed: “I should have let it go up into the blue sky, I’d’ve kept on looking and looking—!
Peter Altenberg (Telegrams of the Soul)
Amazing, this new technology,” said All Jolson, admiringly. “And they must’ve been, what, forty or fifty yards away?” “’S’right, All. In the old days I’d’ve had to blow a whistle. And they’ll arrive here knowin’ it was me who wanted ’em, too.” “Instead of having to look and see it was you,” said Jolson.
Terry Pratchett (The Fifth Elephant (Discworld, #24))
Clay looked at Sally and crouched in front of her. “Let me see your hand, darlin’.” Sally held her palm up. The bruising was dark, and there were several cuts in her tender flesh. Pa gave her hand a kiss then lifted her into his strong arms as he rose and hugged her tight. He pulled back far enough to look her square in the eye. “You could have told me. I’d’ve listened. You’re not a little girl to tell lies, and I’d’ve trusted you.” Sally’s eyes filled with tears, and she flung her arms around her pa’s neck. Beth thought Sally might squeeze the life out of him. “Now you know better ’n to cry, Sally.” Pa patted her on the back. “Remember rule number one.
Mary Connealy (Calico Canyon (Lassoed in Texas, #2))
The unmistakable aura of someplace bigger and better rolled off him like heat off a bonfire. Everyone who bought a new shirt or whatever over break and thought that counted as reinvention felt the futility of it when they saw James. Just a tiny bit of effort and he could have upended our entire social order, but he didn't bother. He had the untouchable air of a man doing his time. Counting down the clock until he could go back to his real life. In Manhattan, or Milan or Middle Earth. If you told me he was an ancient vampire being forced to go to High School for the 20th time, I'd've been like - Yeah, that makes perfect sense.
Melissa Albert (The Bad Ones)
Society thinks a woman should marry.” “Good thing I don’t live by what society thinks. Otherwise, I’d’ve married the lecherous old snake my grandfather tried to shackle me to when I was eighteen. Probably be out of the penitentiary by now though.
Beverly Jenkins (Wild Rain (Women Who Dare, #2))
I get visions of words, But it ain't nothing supernatural. It's just a natural expression, of divergently wired circuits neural. Much of my literary universe is born of intense transcendental states. Had I let it overwhelm my common sense, I'd've risen a supernatural figurehead. Instead, I looked for a tangible explanation, that flatters my curiosity, not ignorance. Thus, I stumbled upon the neurochemical roots, from which all normal and paranormal manifest. Mind is not a gateway to another realm, Mind is a wondrous universe on its own. The messages we think we get from the heavens, Are actually subconscious constructs of our own.
Abhijit Naskar (Aşk Mafia: Armor of The World)
I get visions of words, But it ain't nothing supernatural. It's just a natural expression, of divergently wired circuits neural. Much of my literary universe is born of intense transcendental states. Had I let it overwhelm my common sense, I'd've risen a supernatural figurehead. Instead, I looked for a tangible explanation, that flatters my curiosity, not ignorance. Thus, I stumbled upon the neurochemical roots, from which all normal and paranormal manifest. Mind is not a gateway to another realm, Mind is a wondrous universe on its own. The messages we think we get from the heavens, Are actually subconscious constructs of our own. Be conscious of consciousness, but more of your subconsciousness. Your eyes will open up to new vistas, with wider and more meaningful sapience.
Abhijit Naskar (Aşk Mafia: Armor of The World)
When you want something, you find a way to get it. You wanted me.” Reaching over, he danced his fingers over the back of her hand. “And I’ve got you, don’t I?” “Because I wanted you back. I mean, think of the coffee alone. I’d’ve been a fool to say no.
J.D. Robb (Celebrity in Death (In Death #34))
I tell yeh, if I’d got ter Black before little Pettigrew did, I wouldn’t’ve messed around with wands – I’d’ve ripped him limb – from – limb,’ Hagrid growled.
J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Harry Potter, #3))
Honestly, if the Sorting Hat had tried to put me in Slytherin, I’d’ve got the train straight back home …
J.K. Rowling (Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Harry Potter, #2))
Shall we go get gelato to celebrate?” Stu asks. “Yeah! Gelato!” Andi says enthusiastically. “We’ve been eating gelato all over Italy, haven’t we, Stu? What’s the best place to get some in Venice?” “Near here, it is Gelato Fantasy,” Luca says. “I can take you.” “Don’t you need to get back to the airport?” Evan says, the first time he’s spoken since Luca and Kelly got out of the water taxi. “I mean, if you’ve got somewhere you need to be…” Luca turns to flash him the most dazzling of smiles, pushing back his black hair with his long pale fingers. “Ma no!” he says, so charmingly that I know he’s being totally fake. “Per niente! Now it is too late, my flight has gone. And I am very happy to show you all where to find some good gelato. Andiamo!” “Wow,” Andi sighs as Luca leads us into the piazza. “Luca’s hot. I mean, I love you, Stu, but that’s just how I pictured Italian men. So handsome and sophisticated.” “He’s a prince, too!” Paige says enthusiastically. “Oh my God, you’re kidding!” Andi exclaims. “Kelly, you got rescued by a prince! That’s crazy!” “I was so lucky he was at the airport,” Kelly says in heartfelt tones. “I don’t know what I’d’ve done without him.” “We’d have turned up!” I say, for some reason finding it almost intolerable to hear Luca praised to the skies. “Kendra would’ve got a taxi, and we’d have come and found you. You would’ve been okay.” “I’m just saying he was really nice,” Kelly says quietly to me.
Lauren Henderson (Kissing in Italian (Flirting in Italian, #2))
I'd've worn a nicer towel if I'd known this was going to be formal.
Elliott Chaze (Black Wings Has My Angel)
I'd've loved more songs, because if you don't put on a radio station there isn't very much songs in GTA IV. He can jump out from the automobile when it halts, in case you enter into a terrible enough mishap while Chop is driving along with you and go house. Incidentally an enlargement for the first was situated in London. So, in case you want to try Freefall then you certainly must complete 'Meat company'. Some sites accept this-but many the others refuse. Each sport in the set offers some thing new to gamers. and gun you down additionally if other armed citizens see you perpetrate a crime they could get ballsy and try to destroy you on-the-spot also. The Hollywood aspect had proceeded, you were always being hassled by perople such as principal character's brother, Roman, to really go and do a little mundane task like drinking till you fell over, enjoying darts or bowling. Later on, he determines to see a location called Downtown. Most of the big websites remark continuously about how terrific the cut-scenes are. The overall game's storyline is centered around Nike Bellic, a former soldier from Eastern Europe, who concerns america to get the "American desire". When Chop is on you, he assaults anyone that reveals aggression towards Franklin, and might even eliminate them. The gameplay is continually open world permitting player to decide on assignments packaged with activity-experience, third-person shooting, stealth, racing and sometimes roleplaying. Next, look at the Caligula Palace. I don't accept being of any Leather encounter character even. In V, players reach jump in and out of the lives of each one of the three figures so that you can feel the storyline from other points of view. As an issue of fact, you actually have to be cautious about everybody in Grand Theft Auto just around they must be careful for you and also your murderous manners. In the event you held turning them down, they got irritated. And this stops the scene and you're in the sport. I presume cut scenes may be pleasant benefit for completing a larger part of a sport. http://hh.vom
GTA Cheats
But he just said my line, although I’d’ve done it minus the buggering part and with a lot more “fucks.
Karen Marie Moning (Iced (Fever, #6))
ospedale Marco Bresolin | 642 parole «Grazie all’intervento degli assistenti veniva impedito il contatto fisico». «Nell’uscire di corsa dall’aula investiva la collega». «Dopo aver ripetutamente inveito contro la Presidenza, lanciava verso i banchi un bavaglio». «Protendeva il braccio destro colpendola con la mano tra il collo e il volto». «Lanciavano nella direzione dei banchi della Presidenza monete di cioccolata». «Rivolgeva gravissime offese di natura sessista». Potrebbe sembrare un registro di classe (e che classe!). O il referto arbitrale di una «combattuta» partita di Terza Categoria. No, sono i resoconti delle sedute di Camera e Senato. Il Parlamento, il luogo in cui si scrivono le leggi. Il luogo in cui, sempre più spesso, vengono violate. Quelle elette nella primavera del 2013 dovevano essere le Camere più giovani, più rosa e più rinnovate di sempre. Dunque, si pensava, le migliori. Quelle che avrebbero (anzi, hanno) il compito di non solo di scrivere le leggi, ma addirittura di riscrivere la Costituzione. Ma dopo un anno e mezzo, una decina di espulsioni dall’Aula, altrettanti parlamentari «censurati», un’occupazione dell’emiciclo e - addirittura - del tetto di Montecitorio per una notte, una deputata schiaffeggiata da un collega, una senatrice finita in ospedale con una spalla lussata e un senatore steso tra i banchi per un malore «post bagarre», vien da pensare che, forse, questo non è proprio il migliore dei parlamenti possibili. Anzi. Il regolamento del Senato scagliato contro Pietro Grasso dell’altro giorno è l’ultimo di una serie di episodi imbarazzanti. E infatti il presidente ora è deciso a istituire la linea dura: «Basta - si è sfogato coi suoi collaboratori - a ogni seduta sembra che si voglia alzare il livello dello scontro, non lo permetterò». Non che in passato siano mancate le intemperanze dei senatori (la mortadella di Nino Strano, nel 2008, per fare un esempio), ma il confronto con i provvedimenti presi in questa legislatura mostra un’escalation. Svettano Lega e M5S. E se Grasso non ce la fa più, figuriamoci Laura Boldrini. Alla Camera la gazzarra è all’ordine del giorno. L’apice - al netto delle già citate occupazioni grilline - si è toccato nell’ultima settimana di gennaio, i giorni della «ghigliottina». Montecitorio sembrava un ring. L’onorevole Di Battista duellava a favor di telecamera con il capogruppo Pd Roberto Speranza. Poi, come ha raccontato Mattia Feltri su La Stampa, «credendo di essere stato chiuso fuori dalla commissione Giustizia, aveva minacciato di buttare giù la vetrata col busto di Giovanni Giolitti». Peccato fosse aperta. Addirittura 5 deputati M5S venivano espulsi dall’Aula (la notizia è che a estrarre il cartellino rosso è stato il collega Luigi Di Maio). Ma nonostante la stretta decisa dall’ufficio di Presidenza, la musica non è mai cambiata. Nemmeno dopo l’elezione all’Europarlamento di Gianluca Buonanno, praticamente un incubo a forma di Sole delle Alpi per la Boldrini. In Aula aveva sventolato di tutto: manette, un forcone, una palla da carcerato, un finocchio, una spigola. Poi si era pitturato di nero il volto ed era stato richiamato perché «parlava in dialetto piemontese e metteva platealmente le mani dietro la schiena». Insomma: il peggiore, disciplinarmente parlando. A Strasburgo si è presentato indossando un burqa. Un simile Parlamento non poteva che far registrare il record di sospensioni. La più alta è toccata a Stefano Dambruoso (che è pure un questore alla Camera): 15 giorni per lo schiaffo alla grillina Lupo. In passato la pena massima era stata inflitta solo due volte: nel 1995 a Teodoro Buontempo (An) per aver occupato l’emiciclo e nel 2012 a Franco Barbato (Idv) per aver detto una parolaccia in Aula. In confronto con i loro successori, due gentiluomini.
Anonymous
I like the idea of having a family, but I'd've preferred a less troublesome one. One where I get shot or drowned less often.
Mary Connealy (A Man With a Past (Brothers in Arms, #2))
Yeah,” Iggs said, lifting his chin. “Are you a fear demon or a pessimism demon?” “I’m a realism demon,” Desh snapped. “I’d’ve thought you’d all appreciate that, given how much shit I’ve eaten about my reckless behavior getting people killed.
Rachel Aaron (Hell of a Witch (Tear Down Heaven #2))
Knew You Were Coming I’d’ve Baked
Kate Quinn (The Briar Club)
new friend, while listening to “If I Knew You Were Coming I’d’ve Baked a Cake” by Eileen Barton with the New Yorkers.
Kate Quinn (The Briar Club)