Hangman's Curfew Quotes
Hangman's Curfew
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Gladys Mitchell179 ratings, 3.93 average rating, 13 reviews
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“It is a humiliating fact that at nineteen the keenest sorrows have a habit of yielding, with uncanny readiness, to the soothing effects of excitement and a change of scene. It is a sound instinct, after all, which takes the rejected lover to the wilds to shoot hippopotami and lions. Even the female of the species—not of hippopotami and lions—can obtain a considerable amount of balm from driving along the Great North Road at eighty miles an hour.”
― Hangman's Curfew
― Hangman's Curfew
“Mrs. Bradley herself kept out of the invalid’s way for almost the whole of the fortnight. This was partly for the invalid’s sake, but largely for her own.”
― Hangman's Curfew
― Hangman's Curfew
