Widowmaker Quotes

“I was raised Catholic. Guilt is my resting state.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“To think that the ancient partnership between wolves and ravens, long gone from this part of the world, had re-formed here was nothing short of awe-inspiring.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“No bed with a dog in it is ever cold or lonely.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“And with that he tossed another birch log into the stove and said good night.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“was grateful she’d dragged herself out of her sickbed to help me.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“So I’m a deviant, am I?” Finished with the facecloth, he tossed it into the sink. “Those were his words, not mine.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“I stormed out of the office when Graham said he didn’t want me coughing and sneezing on everyone again.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“explained Pulsifer. He waggled his thumb at me in typical mocking fashion. “Bowditch is always the slowest draw on the course.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“Pulsifer’s ill temper seemed to be rising from its cobra basket again.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“I’m sick as a dog. Sinuses packed with snot. My ears felt like they were going to explode on the chopper ride. But I’m going up again tomorrow, even if it kills me. I am having trouble forgiving you.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“It was a grand, welcoming gesture that made me think of the ticket taker at a haunted house.”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker

“In my life, I had heard hundreds of coyotes and even more dogs, but never anything like this except in television shows. Wolves had been extirpated from the Northeast more than a century ago. Never in my life had I expected to hear them howling in the wild mountains of New England. ((c) 2016, p 239)”
― Paul Doiron, Widowmaker