The Good Companions Quotes

“If she was not pretending, he concluded, then there must be a vulgar streak in her somewhere. Impossible that a man could really be in love with a girl if he could think about vulgar streaks in this way. If”
― Ronald Harwood, The Good Companions

“But he was not a writer, and never would be. Try as he might, he only succeeded in putting honest words on the rack, leaving them screaming, though of this he was happily unconscious.”
― Ronald Harwood, The Good Companions

“A man can afford to let himself go in a hen-house.”
― Ronald Harwood, The Good Companions

“E looks a bit of a swankpot.”
― Ronald Harwood, The Good Companions

“Beyond were extravagance and indecency, and a good Bruddersfordian left such wild regions to actors and Londoners and suchlike.”
― Ronald Harwood, The Good Companions