Appearance-versus-reality Quote by Agatha Christie

“How strange that a girl could trouble your inmost soul so long as she kept her mouth shut, and that the moment she spoke the glamour could vanish as though it had never been.” quote by Agatha Christie — Download Open image

““How strange that a girl could trouble your inmost soul so long as she kept her mouth shut, and that the moment she spoke the glamour could vanish as though it had never been.””

Agatha Christie

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