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Quotes About Diana Gabaldon

Je ne suis que le laird, pas Dieu. Mais la frontière est parfois ténue entre la justice et la barbarie. J'espère simplement que je suis du bon côté. Je
~ Diana Gabaldon
Knowing him, I thought his main feeling would have been gratification that the wing of Persian antiquities next door had escaped.
~ Diana Gabaldon
It was a hound of some sort, black and disproportionately long-bodied, with legs so stumpy that they appeared to have been amputated. With large, liquid eyes and a sturdy long tail in constant motion, it resembled nothing so much as and exceedingly amiable sausage.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Seeing them, Jamie reached for a remnant of bread, and tossed it with considerable accuracy into the middle of the flock, which exploded like shrapnel, all fleeing the sudden intrusion.
~ Diana Gabaldon
take some attention, aye?" He drew the sticky tip
~ Diana Gabaldon
peering at the crest, with its faded leopard couchant
~ Diana Gabaldon
I canna think why the good Lord should waste hair like that on a man.
~ Diana Gabaldon
so he died, at the conclusion of an eminently useful life, and thus obtained his crown in Paradise.
~ Diana Gabaldon
my head from his shoulder and said, "Why did you ask me that
~ Diana Gabaldon
OUTLANDER A Delta Book PUBLISHING HISTORY Delacorte Press hardcover edition published 1991 Delta trade paperback edition/July 2001 Published by Bantam Dell A Division of Random House, Inc.
~ Diana Gabaldon
The grin visible beneath the crook of his arm widened still further. "Sassenach?" I stopped, dirk still in my hand. "What?" "I'll die a happy man.
~ Diana Gabaldon
Why, the lad's, of course." She turned to face me, small mouth mocking and green eyes bright with mischief. "Young Jamie.
~ Diana Gabaldon
I enjoyed Geilie's company immensely; she had a wry-tongued, cynical viewpoint that was a refreshing contrast to the sweet, shy clanswomen at the castle
~ Diana Gabaldon
a fine coaching inn there—though not much else." Dougal looked surprised
~ Diana Gabaldon
She may be a good whore, but she's no hand at cards.
~ Diana Gabaldon
What is pulpo?" he asked, returning to the office and sitting down opposite Malcolm. "Octopus," Malcolm replied, emerging from the folds of a linen towel with which he'd been wiping dirt from his face. "Why?" "Just wondered.
~ Diana Gabaldon
For in one stroke, I am become a gentleman of leisure, non?
~ Diana Gabaldon
Ye might should have Mr. Murphy make ye some broth on that same account, Mac Dubh. They do say as 'tis dangerous to get chilled after hard work, aye? Ye dinna want to take the ague." There was a faint twinkle in the mournful brown depths
~ Diana Gabaldon
Do him no harm to keep his breeches on for one night. And they do say that abstinence makes the heart grow firmer, no?" "Absence," I said, dodging the spoon for a moment. "And fonder. If anything's growing firmer from abstinence, it wouldn't be his heart.
~ Diana Gabaldon
had no notion how much resemblance there was between what he was doing, and the original beliefs of the Iroquois
~ Diana Gabaldon
And if Time is anything akin to God, I suppose that Memory must be the Devil.
~ Diana Gabaldon
This was not significantly assuaged by the reappearance of John, followed by the Duke of Pardloe. Jamie said something remarkably creative in Gàidhlig, and I gave him a look of startled appreciation.
~ Diana Gabaldon
conscience as her lover. Her husband.
~ Diana Gabaldon
perhaps Tryon will convince Husband that he's in earnest. If Hermon
~ Diana Gabaldon