Millard

“The form and face of Lady Eustace, which indeed were very lovely, were distasteful to her; whereas she delighted to look upon the broad, plain, colourless countenance of Lydia Fawn, who was endeared to her by frank good humour and an unselfish disposition. In regard to men she had never asked herself the question whether this man was handsome or that man ugly.”
― Anthony Trollope, Complete Works of Anthony Trollope

“War was funny like that: one minute you could try and block it and have the most wonderful thoughts, the next you were back in the nightmare.”
― Mark A. Cooper, The Edelweiss Express

“I ain’t got no money to leave anyone.”
“Haven’t. It’s haven’t got any money, not ain’t got no money,” Lil corrected.
“I live in London now. It’s ain’t,” Jason said”
― Mark A. Cooper, Nautilus

“No country sacrifices its men without reason, and certainly not in the interests of another, and England is no exception. The invasion, liberation and freedom will come someday; yet England, not the occupied territories, will choose the moment.”
― Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl