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“I’m an Englishman, after all,”

— Michael Dobbs

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

— Cynthia Hand

“He had an accent. A British one. There was something about a British accent that had always made me quiver deep down inside and…

— Chelsea M. Cameron

“Look, I need something-" "Evidently." "Don't get all British on me," I snapped as his accent went clipped. That usually precipitated a hissy fit,…

— Karen Chance

“You know what they say: All Welshmen sing. All Scots are thrifty. All Englishmen have stiff upper lips. And all Irishmen write plays.”

— Lilian Jackson Braun

“I'm English. We're about as tactful as a hot poker up the bum, most of the time.”

— L.H. Thomson

“By the early seventies I had become an Englishman – that is to say, I hated England just as much as half of my…

— Nick Hornby

“And you call yourself an English gentleman,' she exclaimed, savagely. 'No, that's a thing I've never done in all my life.”

— W. Somerset Maugham

“An English gentleman is someone who knows exactly when to stop being one.”

— Maya Rodale

“They don't talk the same language as us. I don't mean that they don't speak English, but that their minds are different. They're like…

— Eric Ambler

“To know a British man is to understand accomplishment and the infinite purity of satisfaction.”

— The Awesome Nancy Harris

“The only thing separating Americans and Brits is a comman language.”

— H.P. Mallory