Quotes by Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin

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The evidence of history is against you. The contemporary historian never writes such a true history as the historian of — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
... suppose if something very terrible had happened, so terrible as to be almost unbearable, one might get like that. On — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
I mean that success has come early. And that is dangerous. Always dangerous. — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
The longer the time that has elapsed, the more things fall into proportion. One sees them in their true relationship to — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
Nobody knows what another person is thinking. They may imagine they do, but they are nearly always wrong. — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
Sixty-nine was an interesting age--an age of infinite possibilities--an age when at last the experience of a lifetime wa — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
Thought is yours only. Nobody can alter or influence the use you mean to make of it. — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
The eye is diverted from the real business, it is caught by the spectacular action that means nothing--nothing at all. — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
There are, of course, the people who revolve around themselves--but I agree with you, she's not one of that kind. She's — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
You say your life is your own. But can you dare to ignore the chance that you are taking part in a gigantic drama under — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
She's very selfish. Not exactly self-centered, but totally indifferent to everyone and everything. Don't you agree?' 'I — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin
In moments of great stress, the mind focuses itself upon some quite unimportant matter which is remembered long afterwar — Agatha Christie, The Mysterious Mr. Quin