Choice Quote by Fodor's

“If there was only the “right” way to do something, Fosbury would never have flopped”

— John Whitmore

“Joliffe, watching him over the rim of his own bowl, felt for his discontent. In his own life there were other things he could…

— Margaret Frazer

“Fleury had succeeded (but only with difficulty) in overcoming certain qualms as to whether selling one’s life as dearly as possible, or even putting…

— J G Farrell

“Henry believed that Marbury was a world out of balance. He needs to take a closer look at this one.”

— Andrew Smith

“Arthur Jelliby was a very nice young man, which was perhaps the reason why he had never made much of a politician.”

— Stefan Bachmann

“...and in repose one might have admired so fine a specimen of English manhood, until the foppish ways, the affected movements, the perpetual inane…

— Emmuska Orczy

“Now—after years of knowing what real problems were, after living with a man who was cautiously loving but no longer fawningly committed, a man…

— Allison Winn Scotch

“Francis Schaeffer’s Escape from Reason.”

— Sarah Young

“always a choice, even in not choosing.”

— Elizabeth Musser

“These days, things were different. Much different. For the most part, what fun there was to be had at Upton Park came from the…

— Dougie Brimson

“it is easy to see how Stanley’s painful poorhouse childhood may have fostered his cruel streak and the drive to place his mark on…

— Adam Hochschild

“...and, if Mr. Thorpe would only have stopped, I would have jumped out and run after you. Is there a Henry in the world…

— Jane Austen