The Trouble Makers Quotes

“A man’s character, she reflected with surprise, consists a good deal more of the way people feel and behave towards him than of the way he himself feels and behaves.”
― Celia Fremlin, The Trouble Makers

“The beautiful, the inessential, must be given priority if it was to exist at all.”
― Celia Fremlin, The Trouble Makers

“What a pity men didn’t gossip about their wives the way women did about their husbands, then they would soon learn that their own wife wasn’t the only one with shortcomings….”
― Celia Fremlin, The Trouble Makers

“Man can’t live by truth alone, you know, and children even less so.”
― Celia Fremlin, The Trouble Makers

“Quarrelling could do more damage to the appearance of a house than a party for fifty people, all drunk.”
― Celia Fremlin, The Trouble Makers