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For Kicks For Kicks by Dick Francis
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“I do a job which I ought to find satisfying, and it leaves me bored and empty."
"A diet of milk and honey, when you have teeth," he observed.”
Dick Francis, For Kicks
“When I had finished dressing, I took another look in the same long mirror. There was the man who had come from Australia four months ago, a man in a good dark-gray suit, a white shirt, and a navy-blue silk tie; there was his shell, anyway. Inside I wasn't the same man, nor ever would be again.”
Dick Francis, For Kicks
“The Victorians who had built the place had not intended importunate men friends to batter down the girls' doors. They were a solid job. But in the view of the thin woman's calm assumption that breaking in was within my powers, I didn't care to fail. I broke the lock with my heel, in the end. The wood gave way on the jamb inside the room, and the door opened with a crash.”
Dick Francis, For Kicks
“On the day I left, when I gave her a gold bracelet, she kissed me and told me not to come back, as things were never as good the second time. She was God's gift to bachelors, that girl.”
Dick Francis, For Kicks