Quotes About Christie
This must be Aleppo. Nothing to see, of course. Just a long, poor-lighted platform with loud furious altercations in Arabic going on somewhere. Two men below her window were talking French.
~ Agatha Christie
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I have had a long experience in the compilation of statistics. From that experience I can assure you that in 87% of cases dishonesty does not pay.
~ Agatha Christie
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Tommy, why did they put Maldon Surrey on the telegram?" "Because Maldon is in Surrey, idiot.
~ Agatha Christie
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Précisément! The body—the cage—is everything of the most respectable—but through the bars, the wild animal looks out.
~ Agatha Christie
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Retired soldiers are the worst sufferers when they engage in financial operations. I have found that their credulity far exceeds that of widows--and that is saying a good deal.
~ Agatha Christie
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This book is dedicated to the many readers in this and in other countries who write to me asking: 'What has happened to Tommy and Tuppence? What are they doing now?' My best wishes to you all, and I hope you will enjoy meeting Tommy and Tuppence again, years older, but with spirit unquenched!
~ Agatha Christie
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Dyspepsia is responsible for many a reputation for romantic melancholy or ungovernable rages.
~ Agatha Christie
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Good morning, mademoiselle. Yes, it is as you say. You now behold a detective—a great detective, I may say—in the act of detecting!
~ Agatha Christie
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Is there a common denominator? I wonder. You know, if there is, I should be inclined to say it is vanity.
~ Agatha Christie
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Remember, remember The fifth of November Gunpowder treason and plot. We see no reason Why gunpowder treason Should ever be forgot.
~ Agatha Christie
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She transferred her gaze to me. "You are his secretary, I suppose?" "Er—yes," I said doubtfully. "Can you write decent English?" "I hope so." "H'm—where did you go to school?" "Eton." "Then you can't.
~ Agatha Christie
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It is difficult to know quite where to begin this story, but I have fixed my choice on a certain Wednesday at luncheon at the Vicarage.
~ Agatha Christie
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You'd have been a holy terror if you'd taken to crime.
~ Agatha Christie
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I regard St. Mary Mead," he said authoritatively, "as a stagnant pool." He looked at us, prepared for resentment at his statement, but somewhat, I think, to his chagrin, no one displayed annoyance. "That is really not a very good simile, dear Raymond," said Miss Marple briskly. "Nothing, I believe, is so full of life under the microscope as a drop of water from a stagnant pool.
~ Agatha Christie
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The mirror crack'd from side to side: 'The doom has come upon me,' cried the Lady of Shalott.
~ Agatha Christie
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Ah, yes, I remember reading about that—shocking affair. I don't think I actually ever came across the fellow, though, of course, I knew of him. Toby Armstrong. Nice fellow. Everybody liked him. He had a very distinguished career. Got the V.C.
~ Agatha Christie
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Some people, under a nervous and self-effacing manner, conceal a great deal of vanity and self-satisfaction.
~ Agatha Christie
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A groan burst from Poirot. "What have I always told you? Everything must be taken into account. If the fact will not fit the theory—let the theory go.
~ Agatha Christie
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searched her bag for the ticket that would enable her to
~ Agatha Christie
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Com maior percepção do caráter inglês, servi uma forte dose de uísque com soda e coloquei-a na frente do desditado inspetor.
~ Agatha Christie
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You console me a little, but only a little,' said Poirot.
~ Agatha Christie
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Many homicidal lunatics are very quiet unassuming people. Delightful fellows.' Blore said: 'I don't feel this one is going to be of that kind,
~ Agatha Christie
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Such a landscape was best enjoyed from a car on a fine afternoon. You exclaimed, "Quel beau paysage!" and drove back to a good hotel.
~ Agatha Christie
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It's a classic, isn't it, sir?" said Hay. "Third Programme stuff. I don't listen to the Third Programme.
~ Agatha Christie
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