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Lindsey Davis quotes - page 3
She called me a rat.” "Oh yes, I gathered you two were very close!
Lindsey Davis
I had been right in the first place. Getting involved with politicians is complete stupidity.
Lindsey Davis
Justice never paid a poor man's bills.
Lindsey Davis
You're not bloody Aristophanes, and the people who are paying for tickets are not educated Athenians. We're acting for turnips who only come to talk to their cousins and fart. We have to give them a lot of action and low-level jokes, but you can leave all that to us on stage. We know what's required. Your job is to hone the basic framework and remember the simple motto: short speeches, short lines, short words.
Lindsey Davis
In an ideal world I ought to have gone with him to observe their reactions, but in an ideal world heroes never get tired or depressed; what's more, heroes are paid more than me.
Lindsey Davis
That's the trouble with foreign travel. You spend half your time trying to find edible food, and the rest fighting off men who profess extravagant love to your female companions. I'm amazed how many women believe outright lies from foreigners.
Lindsey Davis
Afterwards, sometimes she dared to remember being in his arms. How, after only clumsy couplings with others, she and this man had straightaway come together as a perfect fit. How they moved together, in effortless synchronicity and with such deep pleasure. How when their exercise left them exhausted, she cried a little, so Vinius wiped her eye with his index finger, murmuring kindly, 'No tears!' before they both fell into profound sleep. How her troubled mind had drowned in peace, her body melting against his...
Lindsey Davis
They were not beggars; well, not in the usual sense. They were Christians, who wanted not just my nephews' money but their souls.
Lindsey Davis
He wore the purple; it was his entitlement. With it he had neither wreath nor jewels. For him the best adornment of rank was acute native intelligence.
Lindsey Davis
[Y]ou would think happy wedding guests would tuck in with gusto-yet ... [i]t's mourners at funerals who scoff.” "Because this is food as human comfort, plus respect for the national gods. We are one with our ancestors and one with our fellow mourners.
Lindsey Davis
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Lindsey Davis
Occupation:
English Novelist
Born:
August 21, 1949
Quotes count:
62
Wikipedia:
Lindsey Davis
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