Elizabeth Chatsworth > Quotes

“I ask you, is there anything worse than an incompetent assassin?” “A competent one?” “Well, yes. Good point.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“And Hearn and me wouldn’t have charged face-first at an assassin unarmed and outgunned. It takes a real hero to be so daft. We both agreed, you did well back there, lad. Far better than we could ever have expected from a non-Yorkshireman.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“She had no issues with authority, as long as she was the one giving the orders.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“I am far more than the roles I play to please others.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“Constance was a riddle a man could spend a lifetime trying to solve.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“Without lofty standards, we are but beasts in the wilderness.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“He especially relished fantasy novels that transported him to exotic worlds where love conquered all, and villains invariably received their just desserts.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“How could you possibly offend every noble simultaneously? Even your father had the good manners to insult only one peer at a time.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“Hell hath no fury like a Haltwhistle armed.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen

“One warrior woman is a handful, but two united is a veritable army. Let us choose the path of wisdom and stay the hell out of their way.”
― Elizabeth Chatsworth, The Brass Queen