150 Quotes by Elizabeth Peters

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    Emerson would thus have the satisfaction of doing what he secretly yearned to do, and the even greater satisfaction of blaming it all on ME.

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    So I went upstairs, to console the other half of the pair of heartbroken lovers, and a tedious business it was too, when a little common sense on both parts would have settled the matter to the satisfaction of all. With.

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    Catastrophically precocious’ was a term sometimes applied by those who came upon Ramses unaware.

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    Why were moral questions so often cloudy, no clear-cut right and wrong?

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    His blue-and-white striped robe ballooning out in the wind, he rode directly to me and fell off the donkey. Gasping theatrically, he handed me a note and then collapsed face down in the sand. Since the donkey had been doing all the work, I ignored this demonstration. While John bent over the fallen man with expressions of concern I opened the note.

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    Emerson maintains, justly or unjustly, that all religious leaders are showmen at heart.

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