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Quotes About Intrigue

How strange tonight, this city. As if something trembled below its surface, waiting to burst through.
~ Thomas Pynchon
During the night, Sir Stephen vanishes from the Casino. ¶ But not before telling Slothrop that his erections are of high interest to Fitzmaurice House.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Proverbs for Paranoids, 4: You hide, they seek.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Blobb inquired around about the Trystero organization, running into zipped mouths nearly every way he turned.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Death has come in the pantry door: stands watching them, iron and patient, with a look that says try to tickle me. •
~ Thomas Pynchon
Reader, she bit him.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Bigfoot didn't answer but there were times Doc could hear his silences, and this one was saying Too Much You Can't Know About So Fuck Off.
~ Thomas Pynchon
I can never be perfectly certain whether Helen was got with child by Leonard Bast or by his fatal forgotten umbrella. All things considered, I think it must have been the umbrella.
~ Katherine Mansfield
E' nel sogno che le anime respirano, che s'intrufola la grandezza dell'uomo.
~ Katherine Pancol
reasons. Included was the episode in which Shanna had slain the one. He related the plan and execution of the escape, with minor details omitted, and
~ Kathleen E. Woodiwiss
Her safe was in the spare bedroom. She went in and knelt down in front of it. Sweatshirt and Joe followed. She noticed that Joe turned away as she started to spin the dial. Sweatshirt, however, kept staring. Oh, well, it wasn't likely that he would be able to remember the combination.
~ Kathleen Gilles Seidel
Nate paused for a moment, taking in the sight of Beatrice Love. The woman sat slumped in her chair talking silently to a small red object in the palm of her hand. That couldn't be good.
~ Kathleen Long
Very blue blood. Bunny stepped back, narrowing her gaze. Was she nuts, or did each frame sit two inches from the next? Exactly. Wow. This guy needed a cosmic energy intervention and fast.
~ Kathleen Long
Edward Progers was his Majesty's Page of the Backstairs. He handled private money transactions, secret correspondence, and served in an ex-officio capacity as the King's pimp. It was a position of no mean prestige, and of considerable activity.
~ Kathleen Winsor
She had never seen anyone like him before in her life. The clothes he wore, the sound of his voice, the expression in his eys, all made her feel that she had had z moomentary glimpse into another world - and she longed passionately to see it again, if only for a brief while.
~ Kathleen Winsor
She was truly beautiful, though that was not what drew him to want to know more about her. This woman of wealth and privilege had something else about her—and inner beauty—which he couldn't quite define.
~ Kathleen Y'Barbo
Flora Brimm was a Pinkerton agent's worst nightmare, the type of woman who would niggle her way into his thoughts at the oddest moments, work her way into his heart, and all the while irritate him beyond description.
~ Kathleen Y'Barbo
Pop's leg was across the room when I came downstairs.
~ Kathryn Miller Haines
Kathryn Reiss
~ toiletries.
Something odd was going on here. They were led through the dim hallway into a back bedroom, where they found a sight Casey would never forget.
~ Kathryn Shay
From where he sat in the box above the ballroom, Grey was able to watch Rose without her knowing. The Duke of Ryeton, notorious rake and scoundrel, reduced to Peeping Tom. This is what Rose had brought him to. It was exactly one week ago tonight that he'd made lover to her for the last time. In this very building, in a room he canceled the reservation for just an hour ago.
~ Kathryn Smith
May gasped, wavered on her feet for a moment, then settled a wistful gaze on Cass's hair. "Oh my, ye have a lot, don't ye?" And her fingers began to twitch. Cook
~ Kathryne Kennedy
Plants grew in the corners of the room, pale pink pods that occasionally liked to dine on warm meat through some corrosive process Dominic didn't want to understand.
~ Kathryne Kennedy
There must be a secret hidden in this book or else you wouldn't bother to read it
~ Kathy Acker