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“At that moment, Robert saw James Stewart turn to him. A jolt went through him as the steward nodded. Before anyone could begin speaking…

— Robyn Young

“I’m not sure I’m going to like Don Mincher. I keep hearing that big southern accent of his. It’s prejudice, I know, but every…

— Jim Bouton

“At the negotiations in Irvine, it became clear to me that there was no side I could stand on. The English despise me and…

— Robyn Young

“And you were always nothing but slime, Henry Wallace. Fancy trash”

— Gwenn Wright

“There must be evidence somewhere, you know. I know you've all worked like beavers, but I'm going to work like a king beaver. and…

— Dorothy L. Sayers

“Legends have it that once a Scot covers a lass with his plaid, his intentions are spoken.”

— Vonnie Davis

“Not even the masters of the high/low rhetorical register go higher more panoramically or lower more exuberantly than Wallace—not Joyce, not Bellow, not Amis.”

— David Foster Wallace

“But the superiority of the British is that it is a matter of complete indifference to them if they appear to be stupid.”

— Margaret MacMillan

“Oh, come on. You eye-hump him all through British History.”

— Cynthia Hand

“He had a hint of a British accent; either he was American and had been educated in England or was English and had been…

— Ted Heller

“It seemed that owning one man made you a scoundrel, but owning an entire nation made you a colonial benefactor.”

— Nelson A. Denis

“He was a little guy, a former winger too, and he was a transplant from England who could talk the most civilized-sounding shit you…

— Andrew Smith