Today´s Quotation comes from M. Louise Locke: Uneasy Spirits.
Honest self-doubt and a willingness to accept that other people’s beliefs have validity are rare commodities in today’s world.
Today´s Quotation comes from M. Louise Locke: Uneasy Spirits.
Honest self-doubt and a willingness to accept that other people’s beliefs have validity are rare commodities in today’s world.
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
“You couldn’t have known,” says Ruth. “We can never know what people are really like.”
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
Never let it be said that death got in the way for tourism.
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
Ruth reflects that the death of someone attractive (Chloe Jenkins, Paula Moncrieff) is always considered borderline more tragic than the death of someone aesthetically displeasing. But there’s no point saying this to Clough.
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
And she is intelligent and a good officer, it’s just that a suspect or any person of interest is not going to give you marks for cleverness; most of the time you just need to listen. The time for cleverness comes later.
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
Ruth looks at the priest, one of the few people she had believed to be genuinely good and incorruptible. He looks the same: grey hair, broken nose, bright blue eyes. Who knows what secrets people are hiding? The thoughts makes her afraid, as if the brightly lit canteen has suddenly plunged into darkness,
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Todays quotation is from Mr. Churchill’s Secretary by Susan Elia MacNeal.
“Listen, Maggie. You know, parents — all parents — have secret lives. If they didn´t, they wouldn´t be parents after all.”
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Today´s Quotation comes from Elly Griffiths: The Woman in Blue.
Michelle looks surprised. ‘She put a picture on Facebook. She was in a club with Andre.’
Nelson breathes a sigh of relief. That was the way of the world now. You rely on Facebook to tell you that your daughter’s alive and well, even if she’s in the company of Andre, a public schoolboy who thinks he’s an American gangster DJ.
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Todays quotation is from Mr. Churchill’s Secretary by Susan Elia MacNeal.
Edmund cleared his throat. “I do … I do want you to know how proud I am of you. And know I’ve given up all rights to be your father. But perhaps we can be friends?
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