118 Quotes About Small-town

She noted that the few people whom they passed wore their raggedest coats for the evil day.

Like a lot of small town bookworms, she was too well-read to be a true country bumpkin, but too country to be anything but mesmerized by Manhattan. She had enough books to read, and movies to see, and museums to visit to last her several lifetimes. The city overwhelmed and delighted her.

Country folk talked, that was all. Whether in the borderlands or the baronies, gossip was ever the chief sport.

I live in a place that's only good for leaving.

A red neon sign flickered dimly, buzzed like a dying insect, as they passed.

Holland surrendered to the Nazis. Belgium surrendered to the Nazis. The Germans marched into Paris. None of these catastrophes managed to shake the general feeling that war in Europe was not in Martin's business. A peacetime draft got the town's attention.

You’re a ghost, Nick. A ghost. I don’t know how it’s possible or if it is possible. Even if I didn’t imagine the whole situation, it’s never happening again.

You tickle my fancy, and I don’t need anything on TV to help with that.

A derelict? Do I look like a derelict? Do you know how expensive this car is? These shoes probably cost more than your weekly paycheck." She'd never been so insulted. "Ma'am, I'm not disputing that you're foolish enough to spend that much money on a pair of shoes. I'm simply stating that you can't loiter in the parking lot." Small Town Hero, Kim Koby