“Ferensen looked at the company. He saw old-world virtues – chivalry, curiosity and pioneering courage to name but three, but also more modern ones – forensic thinking, mechanical invention and inclusiveness – a readiness to embrace countrysiders. He forgave himself… — Andrew Caldecott Copy Share Image
“Time had twisted the stream’s contour, reshaped the profile of the trees and obscured the old paths. The very lie of the land appeared… — Andrew Caldecott Copy Share Image
“Think of it as an adventure,’ replied Boris breezily, ‘good for the CV and impressing the fair sex.” — Andrew Caldecott Copy Share Image
“Books reflect interests; interests inform personality and personality decides a course of action.” — Andrew Caldecott Copy Share Image
“Ferensen looked at the company. He saw old-world virtues – chivalry, curiosity and pioneering courage to name but three, but also more modern ones… — Andrew Caldecott Copy Share Image
