Erich Segal Quotes

There Was A Brief Silence. I Think I Heard Snow Falling.

I Went Into Harvard One Way And Came Out A Different Person... It's The Air At Harvard; It's Like A Renaissance Court.

Her Handwriting Was Curious — Small Sharp Little Letters With No Capitals (who Did She Think She Was, E. E. Cummings?).

Jenny, If You're So Con­vinced I'm A Loser, Why Did You Bull­doze Me Into Buy­ing You Cof­fee?' She Looked Me Straight In The Eye And Smiled. 'i Like Your Body,' She Said.

Please, If One Of Us Cries, Let Both Of Us Cry. But Preferably Neither Of Us.

But What Does He Do To Qualify As A Sonovabitch?” Jenny Asked. “make Me”, I Replied. “beg Pardon?” “make Me”, I Repeated. Her Eyes Widened Like Saucers. “you Mean Like Incest?” She Asked. “don’t Give Me Your Family Problems, Jen. I Have Enough Of My Own.” “like What, Oliver?” She Asked, “like Just What Is It He Makes You Do?” “the ‘right Things’”, I Said. “what’s Wrong With The ‘right Things’?” She Asked, Delighting In The Apparent Paradox.

I Think The Peace Corps Is A Fine Thing, Don't You?" He Said. "well," I Replied, "it's Certainly Better Than War Corps.

What Can You Say About A Twenty-five-year-old Girl Who Died?

Sometimes I Amaze Even Myself.

He Had Then Warned His Daughter Not To Violate The Eleventh Commandment. "which One Is That?" I Asked Her. "do Not Bullshit Thy Father," She Said.

Professors Of Classics - Not Even A Professor Of English - Professors Of Classics, They're Something Sacred; It's Almost Like Being A Priest.

The Explanations For The Things We Do In Life Are Many And Complex. Supposedly Mature Adults Should Live By Logic, Listen To Their Reason. Think Things Out Before They Act. But Maybe They Never Heard What Dr. London Told Me One, Freud Said That For The Little Things In Life We Should React According To Our Reason. But For Really Big Decisions, We Should Heed What Our Unconscious Tells Us.