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Quotes from Ken Follett

Era evidente, pensó Lloyd, que Churchill pretendía formar un gobierno auténticamente pluripartidista.
~ Ken Follett
Dos adultos que se aman deberían ser capaces de tomar decisiones juntos, sin tener que obedecerse uno al otro.
~ Ken Follett
them their welfare system meant
~ Ken Follett
Soms zou ik ook wel een opvliegend karakter willen hebben,' zei Philip. 'Dat houdt de mensen in beweging. Maar iedereen weet dat ik altijd redelijk ben, daarom word ik nooit zo snel gehoorzaamd als een prior die onverwachts woedend kan uitvallen.
~ Ken Follett
If we have nuclear weapons, why can't we use them?
~ Ken Follett
In Germany the police had supported the Nazis and sided with the Brownshirts. Would they do the same here? Surely
~ Ken Follett
You'd be surprised. Look, most Republicans are decent men who simply have a view of the world that is different from ours. But there is a hard core of fucking nutcases." Woody was startled. His father rarely swore. "The types who planned an insurrection against Roosevelt in the thirties," Gus went on. "Businessmen like Henry Ford, who thought Hitler was a good strong anti-Communist leader. They sign up for right-wing groups such as America First.
~ Ken Follett
Whatever else Lenin might have done—and it was difficult to separate the truth from the conservative propaganda—at least, Billy thought, he was serious about educating Russian children. On
~ Ken Follett
comfortable, with massive fireplaces, a
~ Ken Follett
People were born and died, cities could rise and fall, wars began and ended, but Kingsbridge Cathedral would last until the Day of Judgement.
~ Ken Follett
Her dog, Skip, followed them, but Sim threw stones at him, and after one hit him full on the nose, he retreated with his tail between his legs. After
~ Ken Follett
La relación de amor no es la misma que la de la adoración. Se adora a un dios. Solo los seres humanos pueden ser amados. Cuando adoramos a una mujer no podemos amarla. Luego, cuando descubrimos que no es un dios, la odiamos. Eso es triste. —Nunca
~ Ken Follett
man such as Lowthie, or even Bing, expected a woman to act like a well-behaved child: to listen respectfully when he was being ponderous, to laugh appreciatively at his wit, to obey when he was masterful, and to give him a kiss whenever he asked. Walter treated her as a grown-up. He did not flirt, or condescend, or show off, and he listened at least as much as he talked. The
~ Ken Follett
hombres de poder jamás muestran gratitud. Démosles lo que les demos, lo aceptan como un derecho.
~ Ken Follett
supply had been cut off and livestock were dying of thirst.
~ Ken Follett
Daisy was in love. She knew, now, that she had never loved anyone before Lloyd. She had never truly loved Boy, though she had been excited by him. She had believed that love was something she could bestow upon whomever she liked, and that her main responsibility was to choose cleverly. Now she knew that was all wrong. Cleverness had nothing to do with it, and she had no choice. Love was an earthquake.
~ Ken Follett
When there is no longer any possibility of running away, you realize how fiercely you can fight.
~ Ken Follett
Ya no estaba seguro de que fuera su hogar.
~ Ken Follett
mull over. When ExComm
~ Ken Follett
The parents cannot sell what they do not own, namely the freedom of a grown man.
~ Ken Follett
Que te quiero y quiero casarme contigo, pero también me gusta Walli, y me gusta acostarme con él, y el amor es libre, ¿o no? Así que ¿por qué vamos a mentirnos?
~ Ken Follett
They may compel their child to work in the mine until he reaches the age of twenty-one, but' Ã¢â'¬Âââ'¬â€Mack paused dramatically and read the next bit very slowly—" Ã¢â'¬Ëœbut then he will be free to leave!
~ Ken Follett
into the Moscow earth, perhaps fifty years from now? 'Call no man happy until he is dead,' said the playwright Aeschylus: Dimka had heard that quote at university and always remembered it. Youthful promise could be blighted by later tragedy; suffering was often rewarded by wisdom.
~ Ken Follett
the air was thick with coal dust. Was it possible that men breathed this all day? That must be why miners coughed and spat constantly.
~ Ken Follett