Inspector Morse Quotes

“The secret of a happy life, Lewis, is to know when to stop and then to go that little bit further.”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“A man is little use when his wife’s a widow. Scottish proverb”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“wailing like a dalek in distress”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“Man kann den Wald nicht vor Baümen sehen.”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“Money often costs too much. Ralph Waldo Emerson”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“no burdens were shed – they were merely passed from the shoulders of one to those of another.”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“the coolness of the wall mirror. He”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels

“Beer barrel, though.”
― Colin Dexter, Inspector Morse: The First Three Novels