Ramses had always been fond of Helen, in his peculiar fashion, but if he had looked at me as he was looking at her, I would have sent for a constable.
BARBARA MERTZI would never have supposed that inexperienced girl was capable of such cold-blooded, calculating manipulation!
More Barbara Mertz Quotes
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Cats always made up to the people who hated them the most. Depending on how you chose to look at it, it was a touching manifestation of trust, or a malicious pleasure in human discomfort.
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Your trousers are on fire. I would have told you, but you so dislike advice.
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Superstition has its practical uses.
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Many persons lead lives of crushing boredom.
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Marriage, in my view, should be a balanced stalemate between equal adversaries.
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I do not scruple to employ mendacity and a fictitious appearance of female incompetence when the occasion demands it.
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The only way to do it is to do it: by writing, writing, writing.
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I have learned that particularly clever ideas do not always stand up under close scrutiny.
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It was hate at first sight, clean, pure and strong as grain alcohol.
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I have no writing habit. I work when I feel like it, and I work when I have to – mostly the latter.
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His masculinity was only too apparent
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I sometimes wonder what it would be like to be the respected patriarch of an ordinary English family.” “Very boring, Emerson.
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The combination of physical strength and moral sincerity combined with tenderness of heart is exactly what is wanted in a husband.–Ameila Peabody
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Writing is like a bird-watcher watching for birds: the stories are there: you just have to train yourself to look for them.
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Nefret had always had an uncanny ability to read his thoughts. ‘Did she cry?’ she asked sweetly. ‘And then you kissed her? You shouldn’t have done that. I’m sure you meant well, but kissing someone out of pity is always a mistake.
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