From Gregory L. Reece's Weird Science and Bizarre Beliefs, 2009.

"Our 'friends' sometimes lull us into the sin of self-delusion."  From Improvement Era, 1958.

The doctor said a character is quickly dying because she has lost the will to live, but when you visit the sickroom, don't mention her condition to her because she has no idea that she's lost the will to fight for another day.  From Dark Shadows episode 1233.

"Tired in the mornings?"  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1940.

"Your heart is protesting -- when work-time lacks interest, when playtime lacks pleasure, when life becomes lifeless."  From The Bombay Chronicle, 1937.

From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1940.

"'There's a tide in the affairs of men, which taken at the flood leads—' the Lord knows where."  From If: Turning Points in the Careers of Notable People by James Breen, 1901.

A transition between two angles of the Collinwood estate creates strange hybrid architecture.  "But something worse than nightmare grips the final dark."  From Dark Shadows episode 250.

"We ask not, 'Is this true to life?' but 'How will it go in Pennsylvania?'"  From Picture-Play Magazine, 1923.

From Youth's Companion, 1918.

"Loathesome I am and evil.  You can mock me for that,  But leave my pain alone."  From Dark Shadows episde 341.

Daphne: I don't know what to do.

Quentin: Just do nothing.

From Dark Shadows episode 1150. 

From Red Herring, Dec. 1993.

"On this night, he will ask the terrifying question, which will bring an even more terrifying answer."  From Dark Shadows episiode 1027.

From Fate Magazine, 1952.

"Peter Puck wants to know is a man born with a silver spoon makes the most stir."  From The Children's Newspaper, 1928.

From Ability, 1966.

"I can imagine you're using some strange powders and potions."  From Dark Shadows episode 1231

"I can't fight against it anymore because I don't know what it is or where it is."  From Canada's answer to Dark Shadows, Strange Paradise episode 117.

"We are gargoyles."  From Dark Shadows episode 1146.