Mcnaught Quotes

“The valet blanched at the thought of four hours in a carriage. "I've sent for Dr. Fansher." As if that would shorten their errand.

He gave McNaught an even look. "I never told you not to."

McNaught lifted the curtain and peered out the window, letting in the pale light of dawn. He settled back on the seat. "At least there's decent inns in Carlisle." Frowning, he said, "I wish you'd told me, my Lord. I'd have packed a change of clothes."

"We're not staying the night."

"But we'll be the entire day on the road. Dr. Fansher would never approve of this."

"With Andrew's horses, I expect we'll make good time."

McNaught shook his head. "Worse than a cat after a mouse when you've got an idea in your head, you are."

"My one virtue."

"Small consolation when both man and mouse are dead."

"So long as you bury us both at sea, I don't give a damn.”
― Carolyn Jewel, The Spare