The Scold's Bridle Quotes
The Scold's Bridle
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“I happen to think the relationship between the police and society is drifting out of balance. The police have forgotten that they are there only by invitation, while society has forgotten that because it chooses the laws which regulate it, it has a responsibility to uphold them. The relationship should be mutually supportive.”
― The Scold's Bridle
― The Scold's Bridle
“She felt a surge of affection for the randy bastard--love, she thought, was the most stubborn of all the diseases.”
― The Scold's Bridle
― The Scold's Bridle
“An Englishman's home may be his castle, but an Englishwoman's kitchen is where he eats his humble pie.”
― The Scold's Bridle
― The Scold's Bridle
