Horace Greasley > Quotes

“Here’s to the cut that never heals, the more you touch it the softer it feels. You can wash it with soap, you can scrub it with soda, but it never loses that Billingsgate odour.’ It was the”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?

“Perhaps the French letters would be a little bit more difficult to get a hold of”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?

“Escape would have been easy for the rabbits by simply gnawing through the rope. But they weren’t going anywhere – why should they? They had a warm bed and they were fed regularly. Why should they venture out into the great unknown?”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?

“We must continue to teach our children about the futility and horrors of war. The politicians that instigate them must question their conscience. They never suffer; only the young men and women of their country and the countries they fight with.”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?

“PROLOGUE CHAPTER”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?

“These camps of death, do the birds still sing in these terrible places?”
― Horace Greasley, Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?