The Crowded Grave Quotes

“It hardly sounds like France,” he said. “Paris never was France,” she said.”
― Martin Walker, The Crowded Grave

“we are the sum of all the dead that went before us. And”
― Martin Walker, The Crowded Grave

“draped two slim slices of cooked foie over each piece of toast, drizzled the honey-vinegar sauce over each one. Isabelle took the plates to table as Bruno put the portions of anchaud into the red wine and shallot sauce and left them on a very low heat alongside the potatoes. Finally he took an opened bottle of Monbazillac from the refrigerator, four fresh glasses and joined his guests around the big table that took up one side of his living room.”
― Martin Walker, The Crowded Grave