"You're not surprised to see me, are you?"

"You're not surprised to see me, are you?" - Leaving Maverly by Alice Munro

"He did not care about anything that had happened in that place"

"He did not care about anything that had happened in that place" - Leaving Maverly by Alice Munro

"He did not want to explain anything to anybody"

"He did not want to explain anything to anybody" - Leaving Maverly by Alice Munro

"All signs said that the right thing to do was to go back there"

"All signs said that the right thing to do was to go back there" - Leaving Maverly by Alice Munro

"He took walks almost every day, in spite of the weather"

"He took walks almost every day, in spite of the weather" - Leaving Maverly by Alice Munro

"Time to make a fresh start"

"Time to make a fresh start" - Leaving Maverley by Alice Munro

"It wasn't her nature to be sulky"

"It wasn't her nature to be sulky" - Gravel by Alice Munro

"That was as far ahead as he liked to think"

"That was as far ahead as he liked to think" - Gravel by Alice Munro

"She would live now, not read"

"She would live now, not read" - Gravel by Alice Munro

"I barely remember that life"

"I barely remember that life" - Gravel by Alice Munro

" 'See! See!' he says, and she does see"

" 'See! See!' he says, and she does see" - Axis by Alice Munro

"There's something I want to be sure to show you"

"There's something I want to be sure to show you" - Axis by Alice Munro

"She has stared out of windows more"

"She has stared out of windows more" - Axis by Alice Munro

"I suppose you're quite a stranger to farm life"

"I suppose you're quite a stranger to farm life" - Axis by Alice Munro

"A bus would come eventually, and take them north"

"A bus would come eventually, and take them north" - Axis by Alice Munro

"People were just down on her because she had got an education"

"People were just down on her because she had got an education" - Some Women by Alice Munro

"I am amazed sometimes to think how old I am"

"I am amazed sometimes to think how old I am" - Some Women by Alice Munro

"A loud, wild, shaking voice"

"A loud, wild, shaking voice" - Face by Alice Munro

"Sheltered as I was ..."

"Sheltered as I was ..." - Face by Alice Munro

"... I almost believed her"

"... I almost believed her" - Face by Alice Munro