Madge Swindells > Quotes

“Bertha told him tardy.”
― Madge Swindells, Song of the Wind

“Ido my duty.”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“flowers ca the grave”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“Tm off duty today,”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“He was tail and thin,”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“to the cate for a cognac,”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“every homy shepherd”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“Til do what I can.”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“Til be packing up one of these days.”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“they heard the doorbell rang.”
― Madge Swindells, Song of the Wind

“We cannot extent Mr Sidersky’s credit facilities”
― Madge Swindells, Song of the Wind

“to”
― Madge Swindells, Song of the Wind

“cate’s takings,”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“like earing meat, or going fishing.”
― Madge Swindells, Song of the Wind

“should never had been”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“I had purchased my last supplies from the cate that morning and”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“she arrived with some pastries to And me wandering through the waist-deep flowers and smiling happily.”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“Tm hallucinating,”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman

“of the cate and”
― Madge Swindells, The Corsican Woman