Faerie Quote by A.E. Coppard

“Mothers are inscrutable beings to their sons, always. ("The Higgler")”

— A.E. Coppard

“The poor wretch, she had given up so much and could yet smile at her trouble. He himself had never surrendered to anything in…

— A.E. Coppard

“If he was not exactly a Spartan, he was, you might say, spartanatical. Things happened to you; they were good,or they were bad -…

— A.E. Coppard

“He asked with a stiff smile 'What is love?' For me,' said Orianda, fumbling for a definition, 'for me it is a compound of…

— A.E. Coppard

“Folly? O, it was indeed! But Folly is a prison where no charter of deliverence ever comes.”

— A.E. Coppard

“A high upland common was this moor, two miles from end to end, and full of furze and bracken. There were no trees and…

— A.E. Coppard

“Blood is thicker than water, I know, but it's unnatural stuff to drink so much of. (“The Wife Of Ted Wickham”)”

— A.E. Coppard

“To be far from the madding crowd is to be mad indeed.”

— A.E. Coppard

“To analyze or assess a person's failings or deficiencies,' he declared to himself, 'is useless, not because such blemishes are immovable, but because they…

— A.E. Coppard

“O, sir,' murmured Sheila, still on her knees, 'please forgive me.' 'Forgive you! 0, la, la, la!' cunningly cried the droll, and strutting like…

— A.E. Coppard

“Holiness was always something richly dim.”

— A.E. Coppard

“Pedersen was always wooing her. Sometimes he was gracious and kind, but at other times when his failure wearied him he would be cruel…

— A.E. Coppard