Anger Quote by James Jones

“He tolerated his fellow Englishmen, but the Welsh were cabbage-farting dwarves, the Scots were scabby arse-suckers, and the French were shriveled turds.”

— Bernard Cornwell

“For Wales? Why Richard, it profit a man nothing to give his soul for the whole world. . . but for Wales!”

— Robert Bolt

“The myth that the island of Britain was the God-given property of Welsh-speaking peoples stolen by the Saxons meant that the Welsh were reluctant…

— Simon Brooks

“For a moment David was tempted to think that perhaps there were no good people at all outside concentration camps, but then he reminded…

— Anne Holm

“Welsh, they call us, from the Saxon word waelisc, meaning a foreigner. About the race-course, I cannot tell you. But if some of our…

— Richard Llewellyn

“He was only a boy from a Welsh hill village who had the good fortune to become a monk. Today he would speak to…

— Ken Follett

“As time passed and he found his rhythm, he began to feel more certain. England opened beneath his feet, and the feeling of freedom,…

— Rachel Joyce

“He was new to the sycophancy and cowardice of men; their inability to think alone appalled him as much as did their need to…

— Kate O'Brien

“And now fear spread over the countryside. People no longer knew against whom to direct their impotent rage.”

— Patrick Süskind

“The fact that he got to save the Gwardian's mate and managed to piss him off at the same time, well that was just…

— Madison Thorne Grey

“The men watched as Annwyl the Bloody took a stand against something from their darkest nightmares.”

— G.A. Aiken

“He'd been a fool, he saw that now. How could he have thought, even for a minute, that they'd be safe out here in…

— T.C. Boyle