Bill Bryson Quotes

Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.

Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly. (Bill Bryson)

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Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.
Bill Bryson Quotes: Nothing gives the English more pleasure, in a quiet but determined sort of way, than to do things oddly.