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“There’s no pride in having what you never worked for. Never let the other chap change your game plan. Stick to your own, and play to your strengths.”
― Robert Galbraith, The Hallmarked Man

“When mysteries shall be revealed;
All secrets be unsealed;
When things of night, when things of shame,
Shall find at last a name…
~ Sooner or Later: Yet at Last”
― Christina Rossetti

“To be a proper man meant to be a strong man, an outdoors man, but also a man of principle. It meant lack of bombast, a repudiation of shallowness and a core of quiet self-belief. It meant being slow to anger, but firm in conviction. Polworth, like Strike, had had to take his male role models where he could find them, because neither had a father who qualified as ‘proper’, and both boys had found in Edward Nancarrow a man worthy of admiration and emulation, whose approval meant more than any school teacher’s star and whose rebukes spurred a desire to do better,”
― Robert Galbraith, The Hallmarked Man

“Gardens have the magic to heal. When one is grieving, nature’s smile is a tender place to be.”
― Donna Goddard, Love's Longing