Quotes from Labyrinth

Kate Mosse ·  515 pages

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“What we leave behind in this life is the memory of who we were and what we did. An imprint, no more.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth


“Do you believe you can change your destiny?' he (Sajhë) said, seeking an answer.
Alice found herself nodding. 'Otherwise, what's the point? If we are simply walking a path preordained, then all the experiences that make us who we are - love, grief, joy, learning, changing - would count for nothing.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth


“Pas a pas se va luenh.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth


“Too often I am jealous and my jealousy leads me to say things-things-that I regret.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth


“History is written by the victorious, the liars, the strongest, the most determined.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth



“What will happen will happen, whether I wish it or no. So, yes, I accept. It does not mean that I like it or wish it were not otherwise.”
― Kate Mosse, quote from Labyrinth


About the author

Kate Mosse
Born place: in West Sussex, The United Kingdom
Born date October 20, 1961
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