Gone with the Windsors Quotes

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― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel

“King Boris is going to meet us with his train, which he actually drives himself. What hard times some of these little kings have fallen upon.”
― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel

“Tomorrow we’re to visit the Dardanelles. Jack Aird speaks of them as though I should know them, but I really don’t recall them. One meets so many people.”
― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel

“But still, it was too awful a moment. A man should never walk out on his wife while they have company.”
― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel

“How difficult. A prince who behaves like a husband and a husband who’s starting to behave like a prince.”
― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel

“Fruity said, “It went in one ear and out the other.” Baba said, “Not surprising. There’s very little in between to stop it.”
― Laurie Graham, Gone with the Windsors: A Novel