The Bells of Times Square Quotes

“have the Nazis killed?” she asked, voice dripping with venom. “My uncle’s family, I assume,” Nate told her, his blood running cold. He had”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“See, that’s what God’s voice was to me. When I was a kid, I thought God’s voice was the church bells,”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“What? The world needs one less Jew?”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“Walter, when the fucking trousers are dry, if you give me a fucking needle and thread, I will fucking sew the hell out of them.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“That must be rough, wanting to be the rag doll, wishing you were the ragged thing, when all you did wrong was be too perfect.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“Strange things our parents give us that we cannot give away or put on a shelf.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“But Hector had his zoot suits, and Joey had his crosses, and Nate had the six-pointed star he wore under his shirt with his dog tags on every mission.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“Le labbra di Walter erano dolci, ma il bacio troppo breve. Non si poteva far stare una vita intera in un singolo incontro di labbra, anche volendo.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square

“What I’m saying,” Nate tried once more, “is that there
should always be a world in which you and I meet.”
Walter’s shrug would have done an old uncle at temple
proud. “We meet, we don’t meet—if we don’t know each
other, it doesn’t make a difference.”
But it does. I was missing you before you were born.”
― Amy Lane, The Bells of Times Square