"The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle" Quotes
A young girl's transatlantic voyage becomes a treacherous journey of self-discovery and survival.
historical fiction | 278 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I am not a seaman, I am not a seaman's daughter, I am a seaman's wife, and I know what must be done.
I am not a timid girl, I am a bold and brave and daring young woman!
A lady's manners should be so fine that you could throw her into the company of kings and she would not be out of place.
I am not a child, I am a lady, and I will do what I must.
Sometimes one must do what is necessary to be free.
The sea, the sea, the beautiful sea! It opened up to me a world of wonders.
Life is not a matter of holding good cards, but of playing a poor hand well.
It is not my place to judge others, but it is my place to act kindly.
One cannot be too careful on a ship. There is always danger.
One must face what must be faced and then see what can be done.
