You cannot divide minds into sexes. Each human being presents an individual problem. — Patricia Wentworth Divides Copy Share Image
“Her name is Maud Silver. Louisa says she has solved many difficult cases besides being an extremely expert knitter.” — Patricia Wentworth Knitter Copy Share Image
Being in a rage was rather like being out in a thunderstorm - you couldn't hear yourself think. — Patricia Wentworth Anger Copy Share Image
when married people begin to talk about their rights, it means something has gone pretty far wrong between them. — Patricia Wentworth Gone Copy Share Image
Anyone who pretends not to be interested in money is either a fool or a knave. — Patricia Wentworth Fool Copy Share Image
When you've just made the most complete fool of yourself, you feel the need of a specially high horse to ride. — Patricia Wentworth Feels Copy Share Image
You can't do such a lot and do it all so well and have much time left for the ordinary human feelings. — Patricia Wentworth Feelings Copy Share Image
Take things as they come. Take things as they are. What does it matter? There's one end to everything. — Patricia Wentworth Come Copy Share Image
The most trying moments in human experience were those in which there was nothing to be done except to wait. — Patricia Wentworth Done Copy Share Image
Once a suggestion has entered the general atmosphere of human thought, it is very difficult to neutralise it. — Patricia Wentworth Atmosphere Copy Share Image
Husbands and wives quarrel a lot more than anyone thinks, and it's oftener about little things than big ones. — Patricia Wentworth Bigs Copy Share Image
