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Quotes from Death in the Clouds — Agatha Christie

1890–1976

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There is no such thing as muddle — obscurity, yes — but muddle can exist only in a disorderly brain.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

Ah, but it is incredible how often things force one to do the thing one would like to do.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

One has occasionally to pocket one's pride and readjust one's ideas.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

‘If one approaches a problem with order and method there should be no difficulty in solving it — none whatever,’ said Poirot severely.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

An Englishman thinks first of his work — his job, he calls it — and then of his sport, and last — a good way last — of his wife.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

Poirot twinkled at her gently.

Death in the Clouds (1935)

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Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Agatha Christie (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.