David Eddings Quotes

What Happened To Your Foot?"
"I Had A Little Disagreement With An Eagle
stupid Birds, Eagles. He Couldn't Tell The Difference Between A Hawk And A Pigeon. I Had To Educate Him. He Bit Me While I Was Tearing Out A Sizable Number Of His Wing Feathers."
"Uncle," Polgara Said Reproachfully.
"He Started It.

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