Cup of tea Quote by Elizabeth Goudge

“Pouring tea was just what she needed right now. Such a civilizing force, tea. She would nip sugar with little silver tongs. Stir milk…

— Tessa Dare

“Little as he knew of women, he was aware that as a sex they are apt to be startled by the sight of men…

— P.G. Wodehouse

“But it seemed to him that there should be a difference in his attitude. All the distress that he had ever known, the sorrow…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“Everything he did made her aware of her femininity.”

— Sierra Cartwright

“There were as many women as men in his line of work, and he actually felt more at ease working with women. For the…

— Hakuri Murakami

“She believed that, in an ideal world, the working class would rule the country, but she had no particular desire to ask any of…

— John Mortimer

“I remembered a truism that I had always known: no woman need let a man know the contents of her mind.”

— Karen Essex

“fact. Of course, she always went and spoiled the appeal by opening her mouth. In his humble experience, the world had yet to produce…

— Gail Carriger

“On what he thinks about all day “Women. They are a complete mystery.”

— Stephen Hawking

“Not that he wanted to say that. It would make it sound as if he wanted to blame her.. Women were very complicated creatures.…

— Peter David

“Even if she’d known what to do with a man, how did one tempt another woman?”

— Gail Carriger

“There is nothing so capital as a cup of tea for settling the Disheveled Nerves of Fair Ladies.”

— Joan Bassington-French