Saturday, April 21, 2018

Rec. #513: Revisiting Quote from a Fictional Character #6


[Originally posted October 14, 2013.]




"I need not have been afraid for aunt Dot; once again she had revealed her quality of resilient and invulnerable immortality, which had enabled her in the past to surmount a thousand hazards, escaping from perils of brigands, cannibals, mercy-killings, harems, crocodiles, lions, camels, and now Russia."

--- Laurie,
The Towers of Trebizond, by Rose Macaulay, 1956
(Rec. #346)



Also by Rose Macaulay: Crewe Train (Rec. #84) and Told by an Idiot (Rec. #181)

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