Alexia Quote by Gail Carriger

Conall,” “Aye, Alexia?” He looked up at her. Was that fear in his caramel eyes? “I am going to take advantage of you,” she…

— Gail Carriger

“Bold and brash, she was different.”

— Donna Everhart

“I should add, however, by way of justification of French politeness, that our fellow-countrymen are, when travelling, models of good manners in comparison with…

— Guy de Maupassant

“I growled softly. "Why are the French so rude?" She shrugged. "We're French, it's in our blood to 'ate Americans.”

— Catherine Banks

“I think you should be grateful to the English, they built this country and made it civil.”

— Peter Murphy

“May I join you?” she asked. Her English was lightly accented with something warm, maybe Spanish or Portuguese. “Please,” I said, standing and pulling…

— Barry Eisler

“Don't you ever just think of yourself as American?”

— Sabrina Vourvoulias

“It had happened again. I had met another American whose generosity, it began to seem to me, gushed out of the spirit of this…

— Peter Jenkins

“When they own languages, she thought, we are terrorists. When we own them, we are revolutionaries.”

— Lidia Yuknavitch

“...you know as well as I do that, individually, the English are very estimable and frequently generous, but that, once banded together to form…

— Maurice Dekobra

“Seward would inspire a cow with statesmanship if she understood our language.”

— Henry Adams

“Indeed, in many respects, she was quite English, and was an excellent example of the fact that we have really everything in common with…

— Oscar Wilde