Quote by Albert Camus

“We also ate all the rats we could catch. No doubt many died after the war from disease contracted account of these things.”

— George Levy

“The rats that had once fouled their food became their food. But soon the rats were gone.”

— Marcus Sakey

“People don’t get attacked by packs of rats in their own homes.”

— Dean Koontz

“Still, that was the city, a great big filthy breeding-place for vermin – animal and human.”

— James Herbert

“Rats died in the street; men in their homes. And newspapers are concerned only with the street.”

— Albert Camus

“You just don’t get attacked by packs of rats in your own home.”

— Dean Koontz

“There were so many dead their spirits could no longer be contained in the darkness, and, like deer, their population had spilled over into…

— Daniel Wallace

“I had been afraid of the primitive, had wanted it broken gently, but here it came on us in a breath, as we stumbled…

— Graham Greene

“If you want to live where people are not afraid of mice, you must give up living in palaces.”

— E. Lockhart

“Some rats just don’t know when to die.”

— J.J. McAvoy

“The rats we met the size of small dogs and they watched us go by like they'd figured out that what People were for…

— Sarah Monette

“...but I suddenly realized what small towns are. They are places where you grow up with the peculiar -- you live next to the…

— John Irving