"The Eye in the Door" Quotes
A young doctor in World War I London struggles with his own mental health as he becomes embroiled in a government conspiracy to remove pacifists and homosexuals from positions of influence.
fiction | 280 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
The war was bad enough, but now we're dealing with the people who made it possible.
One of the great mysteries of life, he thought, was the way the most ordinary things could be made beautiful.
The past is always only the past. The present moment holds no future, except by the memory of the past.
The war made everything so precarious. You couldn't take anything for granted.
The only way to understand your enemy is to love him a little.
There is no cure for the love of money.
Sometimes there's nothing left to do but tell the truth.
The thing about the past was that it was like a stone in your shoe.
War has a way of turning things upside down.
The only way to get rid of fear is to go through it.
