Till We Meet Again Quotes

“Dowry Square in the Hotwells area of Bristol had been built in the 1800s for wealthy merchants wishing to live away from the stink of the city’s docks. But unlike neighbouring Clifton, which had mostly managed to maintain its select image for two centuries, Hotwells had floundered. A huge network of busy roads, including a massive flyover, had turned it into an undesirable area several decades ago. But since the mid-1980s, when smart new complexes of flats and townhouses had been built along the river, it had been on the up-and-up”
― Lesley Pearse, Till We Meet Again

“suggest he sold the house and moved somewhere smaller. But as she felt unable”
― Lesley Pearse, Till We Meet Again