Dorothy Dunnett Quotes
Between The Palaces Of The Knights And Those That Served Them; The Convents, The Elegant Homes Belonging To Officers Of The Church And The Town; Between The Bakehouse And The Shops Of The Craftsmen, The Arsenals And Magazines, The Warehouses, The Homes Of Merchants And Courtesans, Italian, Spanish, Greek; Past The Painted Shrines And Courtyards Scraped From Pockets Of Earth With Their Bright Waxy Green Carob Trees, A Fig, A Finger Of Vine, A Blue And Orange Pot Of Dry, Dying Flowers And A Tethered Goat Bleating In A Swept Yard, Padded The Heirs Of This Rock, This Precious Knot In The Trade Of The World. Umber-skinned, Grey-eyed, Barefoot And Robed As Arabs With The Soft, Slurring Dialect That Dido And Hannibal Spoke, They Slipped Past The Painted Facades To Their Birgu Of Fishermen's Huts And Blank, Arab-walled Houses Or To Sleep, Curled In The Shade, With The Curs In A Porch.
Related Authors
- Athena Kildegaard
- Cheryl Taylor
- Danielle LaPorte
- Marc Finks
- Mark Spragg
- Mary Badham
- Naomi Judd
- Noel Sheehy
- Ron Pompei
- Steve Jenkins
- Terrell Suggs
- Thomas Ferreolus
Related Topics
-
Quotes About Mommy And Baby Boy
This is your baby sister, Christian. Her name is Mia." Mommy lets me hold her. She is very small. With black, black hair. She smiles. She has no teeth. I — E.L. James
-
Duplicate Quotes
A virus has three purposes: to duplicate, to infiltrate and to spread from one host to the next. Ultimately, even a single virus can shut down an entire system. — Wayne Dyer
-
Flat Iron Quotes
There was no sign of life round the domed emplacement of the Moonraker, and the concrete, already beginning to shimmer in the early morning sun, stretched emptily away towards Deal. — Ian Fleming
-
Time To Change Yourself Quotes
You keep telling yourself it will be different. Year after year, time after time, you keep telling yourself things might change. It's what makes people go back to people they — Roland Merullo
-
Trash Talk Love Quotes
I love solitude. I love being alone. People are loud, and overwhelming and too mundane. They talk of the weather, and taking out the trash, and their shiny new toys — Ali Blythe