The Promise of Dawn Quotes

“So . . . what if? My favorite question to begin a new story, or continue an old one,”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“begin a new story, or continue an old one,”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“he knew better than to answer wrath with wrath.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“They had married almost as a favor to each other. She already had a son who needed a far. He knew he wanted a family, but circumstances had prevented that.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“I cannot believe this, but I am seeing it with my own eyes. I have to believe.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“God made it so, and so it is.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“God made it so, and so it is.” Gerd nodded”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“She could soon hear Rune’s gentle puffing that said he had fallen asleep immediately, as usual.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“Remember, Signe, a soft answer always turneth away wrath.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“I brought butter and eggs to trade, if we can. I need to buy boots for one of my boys.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“Signe thought of the soaps and lotions she had made from goat’s milk in Norway.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“Silly. Why speculate? You’ll find out soon enough.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“I have missed three cycles now, so I assume I am pregnant.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“I have missed three cycles now, so I assume”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn

“Mor had said she would pray for them. One side of Signe’s mind said, Bosh, a waste of time. But the other side, the one that grew up praying and believing that God was indeed real and in His heaven, that He cared about His people here on earth and listened to their cries—that part fought to break free from the chest where she had banished it.”
― Lauraine Snelling, The Promise of Dawn