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Quotes About Coffee

The only thing he had bought for the house was a gold-colored filter cone for Leon's old coffee machine. He figured it was easier than always running to the store to buy the paper kind. Ten past four that morning, he filled it with coffee from a can and added water and set the machine going. Rinsed out a mug at the sink and set it on the counter, ready.
~ Lee Child
She just went into her bag for her keys and got out of the car and skipped straight across the sidewalk and into the coffee shop.
~ Lee Child
I WAS ARRESTED IN ENO'S DINER. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. I was eating eggs and drinking coffee. A late breakfast, not lunch. I was wet and tired after a long walk in heavy rain. All the way from the highway to the edge of town.
~ Lee Child
I WAS ARRESTED IN ENO'S DINER. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. I was eating eggs and drinking coffee. A late breakfast, not lunch. I was wet and tired after a long walk in heavy rain. All the way from the highway to the edge of town. The
~ Lee Child
Drink more coffee," Reacher said. "That usually fixes things up.
~ Lee Child
the coffee was burnt and stewed.
~ Lee Child
I don't understand how you drink so much coffee." "Law of gravity," Reacher said. "If you tip it up, it comes right out. You can't help but drink it.
~ Lee Child
He showered, and retrieved his pants from under the mattress, and dressed, and walked out in search of breakfast. He found coffee and muffins close by, which sustained him through a longer reconnaissance, which brought him to a place he figured might have good food hiding under multiple layers of some kind of faux-retro irony.
~ Lee Child
Then he filled them with coffee from a flask.
~ Lee Child
You know you've got a problem when baristas greet you by name. You know you've got another problem when it's the warmest social interaction of your day.
~ Lee Nichols
The drink was a storm cloud with coffee thundering around inside it.
~ Leif Enger
Waiter: "Tea or coffee, gentlemen?" First customer: "I'll have tea." Second customer: "Me too—and be sure the glass is clean!" (WAITER EXITS, RETURNS) Waiter: "Two teas. Which one asked for the clean glass?
~ Leo Rosten
They lingered over cups of ersatz coffee.
~ Leon Uris
People around the world drink more coffee than any other drink besides water: four hundred billion cups a year.
~ Leonard Sweet
She smiled as sweetly as a show poster for the glorified, all-American Ziegfeld girl just before dumping her second cigarette into Wally's fresh cup of coffee.
~ Libba Bray
A guy's gotta live, you know, gotta make his way and find his meaning in life and love, and to do that he needs coffee, he needs coffee and coffee and coffee.
~ Libba Bray
Then I added a dash of salt, which counteracts the natural bitterness of coffee
~ Linda Howard
kibble, coffee and a few other staples, and headed
~ Linda Lael Miller
I am one of those who should first connect with coffee and then the Holy Spirit before I go public.
~ Lisa Bevere
someone, probably Heidi, ran into the coffee
~ Lisa Gardner
While customarily splling coffee grounds all over the counter, I spotted a can in the corner whose red label read SADNESS. Was there so much of it they could can it and sell it? A bolt of pain went through my intestines before I realized that it was not SADNESS but SARDINES.
~ Aleksandar Hemon
The Morning After Coffee Bar was different from the mass-produced coffee bars that had mushroomed on every street almost everywhere, a development which presaged the flattening effects of globalisation; the spreading, under a cheerful banner, of a sameness that threatened to weaken and destroy all sense of place.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
And a coffee cup, as we all know, is not something that it pays to look into if one is searching for meaning beyond meaning; coffee, in all its forms, looks murky and gives little comfort to one who hopes to see something in it. Unlike tea, which allows one to glimpse something of what lies beneath the surface, usually more tea.
~ Alexander McCall Smith
Already many of the memories of the previous two weeks had faded: the smell of that small hotel in St. Andrews; that mixture of bacon cooking for breakfast and the lavender-scented soap in the bathroom; the air from the sea drifing across the golf course; the aroma of coffee in the coffee bar in South Street. She should have noted them down. She should have said something about all that and the light and the hills with sheep on them like small white stones.
~ Alexander McCall Smith