During World War Ii American Women Quotes

#1. Drinking her away will not bring her back to you, Simon."
"You could be right, dad, but at least I won't be able to feel anything.

Mary A. Wasowski

#2. Slowly, her slim hand smoothed over the swell of his buttock, lingering there. A shocked laugh choked his throat, the sound muddled by a stifled groan that her intrigued touch elicited. The saucy little sneak thief was copping a feel. He felt inclined to turn around and let her get a handful.

Kristen Callihan

#3. Her mum thought gourmet cooking was putting a load of fish fingers under the grill instead of in the frying pan.

Irvine Welsh

#4. Everything comes from nowhere. Where is nowhere? An, that's the mystery of our lives.

Art Hochberg

#5. Darling? Did she just call him 'darling', or was it 'dahling'? There was no reason to panic. There were plenty of la-di-dah women who referred to their dogs, drivers, and other la-di-dah women as 'dahling'. It was a perfectly normal thing to do in la-di-dah world.

Shuchi Singh Kalra

#6. The Great Depression of the 1930s saw more American unmarried women working from nine to five, mostly in repetitive, boring, subordinate, dead-end jobs. But the number of working women doubled between 1870 and 1940. During World War II it doubled once again.

Helen Fisher