Before I Go Quotes

“passages.”
― Catherine Cookson, Before I Go

“I remember stating that humour was the poor cousin of wit and at best it was the whetstone on which wit sharpened itself – that one laughs at humour but savours wit.”
― Catherine Cookson, Before I Go

“for the days of age are not only much shorter than those in youth, but they rush away from you at a frightening rate. Take a day: a day in youth is an experience, and the last hour is as far away as a child’s Christmas; a day in age is but a dim memory in a week that is already gone. At”
― Catherine Cookson, Before I Go