Last Friends Quotes

“Life,’ said Dulcie”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Birds can be a great solace. They never love you and you can never own them. Dogs often—and even cats sometimes—can cause pain by their enduring love.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“The idea that mothers and daughters can say everything to each other is a myth.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“But it’s true, she thought, nobody really knows a thing about another’s past. Why should we? Different worlds we all inhabit from the womb.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Because you were loved you’ll know how to love. And you will recognise real love for you.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Sometimes, he thought, one should take a long, hard look at old friends. Like old clothes in a cupboard, there comes the moment to examine for moth. Perhaps throw them out and forget them. Yes.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Oh.’ ‘Veneering. The retired judge. Friend, no,”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“each side of the saddle, all in wickerwork but”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Ar vertėjo mus sukurti, jie mes tokie prakeikti kvailiai?”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“Herman glowered, saying that clearly only Americans were historians now. ‘They have so little of it to learn,’ said Dulcie.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends

“The Titans were gone. They had clashed their last.”
― Jane Gardam, Last Friends