Shakespeare Stories Quotes

“Though murdered kings, like all dead men, lie quiet and unoffending in the ground, they rot and spread contagion in men's minds.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“Between the thinking and the doing of a deed, there was a line to be crossed.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“The ground before the castle has grown a crop of armed men.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“And yet he wondered, was it enough? It must be... there was nothing else.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“The ground before the castle had grown a crop of armed men.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“Tears, like bitter rivers, streamed down his dried-up cheeks, as he stood swaying in his brother's arms.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“He smiled happily, as his lover's wit, like his lover's eye, divined meanings unsupported by the evidence.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“So tremendously did he fight that he made killing almost holy...”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“He was an old, old man, venerable as a mountain, and with much snow on top.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories

“It was the wiser course, she thought, to deny the evidence of her senses, than her good sense.”
― Leon Garfield, Shakespeare Stories