Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi > Quotes

“-and today is such a day, I have decided, which means we must do things ourselves and not apologize for so doing.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“My little savage! One would think we starve them.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“There is no greater mark, both of politeness and good sense, than the talent of preserving both our own secrets and those of others.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“Lord! I could murder these eggs," and he began to eat. "Oh, Papa," I gently reproached him, because it amused him to have a bit of fun with Kitt whenever the chance presented itself.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“When a parent suffers, the children suffer.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“One can't possibly know what a person is really like by the end of a fortnight," He quietly observed.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“They say that radiance of someone in fine looks can be taken as earnest for honour of heart.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice

“History matters.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi

“To be sure, it astounded me at first, but I have learned not to question the magic of the universe - it simply happens.”
― Robin Elizabeth Kobayashi, Something About Lizzy: Family Secrets Post-Pride and Prejudice