Auntie Quote by Dorothy Dunnett
““Don’t stop,’ said Lymond pleasantly. ‘You’ve my father, my brother, my late sister and a whole clecking of aunts to get through. Auntie May is a good one to start with. Fifteen stone, and every spring she goes broody; and we find her out in the hen run on a clutch of burst yolks; except the year mother got there first and hard-boiled them.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Lymond Chronicles, 1961
A character urges perseverance despite many family obligations and challenges.
In simple terms: Keep going despite many responsibilities.
Persist through family duties.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- managing family expectations
- dealing with loss
- balancing work and family
- handling grief
- maintaining humor
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance personal health with family duties?
- What humor helps you cope with stress?
May overlook personal needs while serving others.