Books Quote by P G Wodehouse

“Say I told you so. They're the four most satisfying words in the English language. You could rupture something trying to keep them inside…

— Richard Russo

“So that's what it is!" he suddenly exclaimed aloud. "What joy!”

— Leo Tolstoy

“But oh, how wonderful, he thought, if everything you talked about could come true!”

— betty smith

“I make the surprised O with my mouth, although I am not really that surprised. It was the kind of story that grownups tell…

— Claire King

“And so we became who we are: gentle and bookish and ever so slightly confused. It is not a bad way to be, when…

— Bill Richardson

“Mere words.. Was there anything so real as words?”

— Oscar Wilde

“It was strange how we could talk so much and say so little.”

— Melissa Kantor

“Sometimes, when someone says something to us, we all of a sudden start to wonder why they said it, what they meant, and whether…

— A.M. Revere

“Earlier on I said something so lucidly philosophical that my oratory rambled non-stop right into expressing amazement I had just said that.”

— Beth Myrle Rice

“One of the great mysteries," he said, running his finger down my cheek, "is what makes two people right for each other.”

— M.J. Rose

“There were so many things I wanted to say at once if the words would just get out of each other's way. "Fine.”

— Ilona Andrews

“So this is what I get for reading too many books I suppose.”

— J.C. Morrows