Quotes from Westmark

Lloyd Alexander ·  184 pages

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“I intend to follow the path of virtue. It will not be overcrowded.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark


“-"He loved her...It was noble of him. It was beautiful."

-"It was stupid.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark


“Forgive me....I called you an idiot. I spoke too hastily. You are not. Had I given it more thought, I would have called you a scoundrel.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark


“Find what you want. I will find you.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark


“...righteousness [is] always more believable when combined with dreariness.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark



“How easy it is to think well of ourselves. Until the moment is upon us, we can never be certain.”
― Lloyd Alexander, quote from Westmark


About the author

Lloyd Alexander
Born place: in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, The United States
Born date January 30, 1924
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