Author of quotes: Virginia Woolf. Page 3

And love destroys too. Everything beautiful, true - everything passes.

She was in her fifties and she did not dress for the sake of beauty. And she was poor, one might say - a beggar.

Miss Kilman had no intention of pandering to Mrs. Dalloway. She earned her own bread all her life. She knew the new story perfectly. From her meager income she managed to put aside for a cause in which she believed; this same lady never lifted a finger in her entire life; never believed in anything.

The Lord showed her the way. And now, as soon as bitter feelings boiled up in her, hatred for Mrs. Dalloway and, in general, resentment and bitterness, she always thought of the Lord. And rage was replaced by peace.

With such luxury - where is the hope of salvation? Than to wallow on the couch, to stand at the barre, behind the counter; Mrs. Dalloway and other ladies of society.

She comes from the nastiest environment - rich people with glimpses of culture. Everywhere they have valuable things stuck - paintings, carpets. And apparently invisible servants.

Dr. Dome developed his idea, our health is entirely in our hands. You need something to unwind. Get yourself a hobby. He forged Shakespeare's page - Antony

People care only about enjoying the moment, and they have no soul, no faith, no kindness for more. They hunt in packs. Flocks roam the wastelands and rush into the deserts with a howl. And throw the dead. They wear masks, masks lie.

Children cannot be condemned to life in this world. It is impossible to perpetuate suffering and breed lustful animals that have no strong feelings, only impulses, whims that throw them over the waves.

He rediscovered Shakespeare. Boyishness, fainting intoxication with words - Antony

And everyone, if he is honest, will tell you the same; after fifty people are no longer needed; after fifty, you get tired of telling women how pretty they are.

The consolation of old age lies precisely in this: the passions in us do not weaken at all, but you gain - finally! - the ability, in which the zest itself is - the ability to master the experienced, to grasp it and slowly, slowly turn in the light.

Considered that there are no gods; no one to blame; and hence this atheistic religion of hers - to do good for the sake of good itself.

Twice as smart as him, she looks at everything through the eyes of Dalloway - also one of the horrors of marriage.