Quotes about Sleeping beauty

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It's inevitable, sleep will find its ownerIt's inescapable, the owner will surrender to sleepIt's unalterable, she will — Evy Michaels
When Sleeping Beauty wakes up, the whole palace is upset. “You must go back to sleep,” her mother tells her, “It’s not t — Mads Sukalikar, Do Virgins Taste Better? And Other Tales of Whimsy
Magic. For the first time, she heard the word and felt a twist in her stomach, a little thrill. Having that kind of powe — Rhiannon Thomas, A Wicked Thing
I haven't finished revisiting Sleeping Beauty. As a faerie tale, that one is rife with inherent difficulties. After all, — Anna Sheehan, A Long, Long Sleep
Sometimes,' Beauty said softly, sipping from her silver goblet, 'everyone needs to let the beast inside them out for a w — Sarah Pinborough, Beauty
This is not the way these tales end," Calliope said firmly."This is not the way that things end when they get to be tale — John Barnes, One for the Morning Glory
I'll tell you a secret about storytelling. Cinderella, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty... were not perfect in the beginning. — Peach-Pit, Shugo Chara!, Vol. 2: Friends in Need
His princess was dusty. — Sarah E. Morin, Waking Beauty
I spent many a charming evening talking and playing with Albertine, but none so sweet as when I was watching her sleep. — Marcel Proust, The Captive & The Fugitive
When assaulted by sexual knowledge for the first time, a girl plunges into a period of blackness, which is required in o — Joan Gould, Spinning Straw into Gold: What Fairy Tales Reveal About the Transformations in a Woman's Life
a dense wall of greenery bordered it, ...an impenetrable barrier of oaks, evergreen shrubs, blackberry that somehow resi — Ilona Andrews, Magic Breaks
All these threads, like the ley-lines he'd read about in his Time-Life history books, converging on the Cicciaro girl, w — Garth Risk Hallberg, City on Fire
I love the fact that Perrault's princess goes on living and struggling after she finds her prince, and that Perrault doe — Samantha Ellis, How To Be a Heroine
Each night I am nailed into placeand forget who I am.Daddy? That's another kind of prison.It's not the prince at all, bu — Anne Sexton, Transformations