Charlotte Daughhetee:  

a meal with her face purple and her mouth half full-"Woman! do you ever look inside? Do you ever look inside and see what your are not? God!" Malebranche was right: We are not our own light, we are not our own light!" Mrs. Hopewell had no idea to this day what brought that on. She had only made the remark, hoping Joy would take it in, that a smile never hurt anyone (From Flannery O'Conner's "Good Country People") "I'm a man", he said with sullen dignity, "even if I ain't a whole one I got", he said , tapping his knuckles on the floor to emphasize the immensity of what he was going to say, "a moral intelligence!" and his face pierced out of the darkness into a shaft of doorlight and he stared at her as if he himself were astonished at this impossible truth. The old woman was not impressed with the phrase, "I told you you could hang around and work for food," she said, "If you don't mind sleeping in that car yonder." "Why listen lady," he said with a grin of delight, "the monks of old slept in their coffins!" "They wasn't as advanced as we are," the old woman said. (From Flannery O'Conner's "The Life You Save May be Your Own") Omar Little Quotes from The Wire: "You come at the King you best not miss" "It's all good, see back in middle school I used to like them myths...they was deep....and true" "I keeps one in the chamber in case you're pondering" "I got the shotgun, you got the breifcase but its all in the game though right"? "The Cheese stands alone" "Indeed"".