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Repressively, Lymond himself answered. "I dislike being discussed as if I were a disease. Nobody 'got' me," he said. — Dorothy Dunnett

I cook, I create, I'm incredibly excited by what I do, I've still got a lot to achieve. — Gordon Ramsay

For the record I don't believe in Fate. I believe that the pieces have been placed. The ending hasn't been written yet. — Kendare Blake

A hero without faults is like an omelet without little bits of eggshell in it. — Colin Cotterill

Kate won't be troubled. I don't know any gentlemen, anyway.'

'Thank you,' said Lymond. — Dorothy Dunnett

Well we kind of tried to kill each other in a duel to the death."
"I see. You tried the diplomatic approach. — Rick Riordan

What passes for real debate in Washington often seems more like an echo chamber, with politicians talking at politicians. — Bill Delahunt

A smile, bracketing his still mouth, spread like bane over Lymond's pale face. — Dorothy Dunnett

God is never satisfied with anything less than all. — Aiden Wilson Tozer

I have many fears,' Lymond said. 'But death is not one of them. — Dorothy Dunnett

And, surprisingly, it was Lymond's voice which said sharply, 'You cannot debar a human being from love! — Dorothy Dunnett

Lymond said, 'Have I been talking?'

'We all have, in nightmares. But yours have not been about the sea. — Dorothy Dunnett

I wish,' said Lymond, 'it would try a major key sometimes.'

'Wind,' Chancellor said, 'is a melancholy creature. — Dorothy Dunnett

I understood immediately the thrill of seeing oneself in print. It provides some sort of primal verification: you are in print; therefore you exist. — Anne Lamott

Lymond surveyed the grinning audience with an air of gentle discovery. Is there no work to be done? Or perhaps it's a holiday? — Dorothy Dunnett

I think I think too much too. — Brian Spellman

And isna Sybilla a wee love o' a bitch?'

'You say the nicest things about my mother,' said Lymond. — Dorothy Dunnett

I have learned,' said Lymond, 'that kindness without love is no kindness. — Dorothy Dunnett

Tact,' Lymond said, 'is the name you should have upon your tombstone. — Dorothy Dunnett

Lymond said gently, Let us bathe in moral philosophy, as in a living river. Double-dealing is my business. — Dorothy Dunnett

I resented the easy supposition of all's well that ends well. — Amy Tan

Whatever fascination Lymond held for her mother, it had no power at five in the morning. — Dorothy Dunnett

Chancellor said, 'She is concerned for your future.'

'She is concerned for her dog and her cat,' Lymond said. 'It is a Somerville failing. — Dorothy Dunnett

I read a poem every night, as others read a prayer. — Tahar Ben Jelloun

Thank you for tearing Tim into small Tim bits. — Patricia Briggs

I have fallen out of the habit of talking to brothers,' Lymond said. — Dorothy Dunnett

It was one of the occasions when Lymond asleep wrecked the peace of mind of more people than Lymond awake. — Dorothy Dunnett

When girls use the brightness of their eyes or the softness of their skin, they have an uncommon advantage in getting what they want. — Anna Godbersen

I see,' said Jerott slowly. 'You've thought it all out.'

'That's what I do,' said Lymond. 'I sit on my brood-patch and think. — Dorothy Dunnett

Lymond's behaviour, as always, went to the limits of polite usage and then hurtled off into space. — Dorothy Dunnett