"The Nine Tailors" Quotes
In "The Nine Tailors," detective Lord Peter Wimsey solves a complex murder mystery intertwined with the ancient art of change ringing in a remote English village.
mystery | 515 pages | Published in 2012
Quotes
What would you say to a man who had committed a murder, and repented, and done a life sentence, and come out of prison, and been offered a new start, and done a murder straight off?
The first thing in life that a man must face is his own convictions.
Men have died for less.
The dry wind of the fens blew in their faces.
The world is a stage and the play is badly cast.
The dead men's work is never done.
Wine and women will make fools of us all.
The bells, the bells!
There's nothing like a good shindy to make a man feel he's at home.
The truth is always the same, no matter how many times it is told.
