Emma Quotes

“and don’t fuss.’ ‘Will you”
― Rosie Clarke, Emma

“me knitting. Any reference to the child I was carrying was sufficient to put him in an awkward mood, and Richard’s moods were worse than Father’s – though of late there had been little to choose between them. Leaving Mother listening to music on the wireless, I went out into the hall. I was in time to see my Father standing halfway up the stairs, bent almost double with what was obviously severe pain. ‘Father!’ I cried. ‘You’re ill. Let me help you.’ ‘No, no,”
― Rosie Clarke, Emma