"Diary of a Provincial Lady" Quotes
"Diary of a Provincial Lady" humorously chronicles the everyday life and domestic struggles of a middle-class Englishwoman balancing family, social expectations, and her own aspirations.
fiction | 388 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I have been too busy to write in this thing for ages.
Why is it that one can never find a postage stamp when one wants one?
I feel that I have been rather taken advantage of.
The children are very tiresome.
It is a most trying thing to be married to a man who never has any money.
The vicar's wife is a bit of a bore.
I am seriously considering taking up knitting as a hobby.
There is nothing worse than a rainy day.
I have a strong desire to escape from this provincial life.
My husband has been invited to a dinner party, and I am not looking forward to it.
