Ladies and gentlemen Quote by Wendy Higgins

“My aunt seems to think you need res­cu­ing, sir,” Viola laughed. “Are you afraid of me?” “Ter­ri­fied,” he replied, chuck­ling. “See? I’m drink­ing my…

— Tamara Lejeune

“I hope you don’t mind tea in mugs,’ she said, coming in with a tray. ‘I told you I was a slut.”

— Barbara Pym

“Well, you may as well come on in,” she said with attitude. He stepped in and she closed the door, then put her hands…

— Wendy Higgins

“Oh my dear fellow...should you not be askind, 'Would the tea like the cup?”

— Oscar Wilde

“he said it was sweeter and thicker than cows then he wanted to milk me into the tea...”

— James Joyce

“Dad was at his desk when I opened the door, doing what all British people do when they're freaked out: drinking tea.”

— Rachel Hawkins

“Mrs. Margaret sigh heavy. Then she standing up, and starting make her own tea. She drink it in very thirsty way, like angry camel…

— Xiaolu Guo

“This was going to be the best cup of tea ever, even if it did look piss weak and oily. He took a gentle…

— Simon Dunn

“Before dinner I had tea with Mrs. Visser. Her conversation is even more tepid than her tea.”

— Hendrik Groen

“When she offered me a spot of tea, I said, “No thanks, I’ve already got a spot of tea on my shirt.”

— Jarod Kintz

“I am a tea, he thought. I am some kind of tea. And I have wishes.”

— Patrick Somerville

“She believed that, in an ideal world, the working class would rule the country, but she had no particular desire to ask any of…

— John Mortimer