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“If there was one thing which Sloan had learned over the years it was that you should never underestimate the element of luck in detective work.”
Catherine Aird“If there was one thing which Sloan had learned over the years it was that you should never underestimate the element of luck in detective work.”
Catherine Aird“Are you quite through with your lurid comments and wicked amusements?""Hardly, my dear, this is just the beginning. You may not be eager now, but I shall melt that ice of yours yet. I always get what I want, and I don't mind waiting for a little while.”
Virginia Aird, A Fiery Lass“Sleep well in my arms tonight, love, but know that we must come to an understanding of sorts--for I be a full-blooded male as this fire in my loins doth remind me--and unfortunately, not the saint ye so obviously would have me!”
Virginia Aird, Captive Angel“There is no shame in being illiterate. One need only feel ashamed when one denies the opportunity to learn.”
Virginia Aird, Captive Angel“Though,' observed Sloan profoundly, 'where there's a will there's usually a relative.”
Catherine Aird, Passing Strange“He did his best to explain this to Inspector Sloan afterwards. 'A funny feeling, sir.' 'Yes?' Funny feelings were not encouraged at Berebury Police Station.”
Catherine Aird, Parting Breath“Sloane wasn't interested. As a police officer he was concerned with crime, not punishment.”
Catherine Aird, The Religious Body“If I can send you a sign, I will.”
Virginia Aird, Grandma's Matinee Bow“It seems to her [Saint Catherine of Siena] that the devil has this world in his power, not by his own will, for he is powerless, but through our help because we obey him. The evil aroma rising from the ... wars which are waged by Christians against Christians, are the same as war against God. ... Peace, peace, for the sake of the love of the crucified Christ, and not war; that is the only solution.”
Sigrid Undset, Catherine of Siena“A great wind is blowing, and that gives you either imagination or a headache.”
Catherine the Great, The Memoirs of Catherine the Great