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Quotes from Agatha Christie

have always acted in accordance with the dictates of my conscience.
~ Agatha Christie
?ncil okuyordu. 'Günahkârlar kendi eserleri olan bata?a batacaklar! Gizlenmek için örmü? olduklar? a?lar, kendi ayaklar?na tak?lacak. Tanr?, varl???n? kullar?na adaleti ile belli eder. Kötüler sonunda cezalar?n? kendi kendilerine bulacaklar. Günahkârlar?n yeri cehennemdir!
~ Agatha Christie
You know, Mrs. Dacres is quite my idea of a murderess—so hard and remorseless." "She's ever so hard—and she's got a wicked temper!
~ Agatha Christie
It is puzzling, I admit, but perhaps we shall find some explanation later. We come now to the evening, and the visit of the mysterious lady. I confess that that fairly baffles me,
~ Agatha Christie
In novels, I have noticed, anonymous letters of a foul and disgusting character are never shown, if possible, to women. It is implied that women must at all cost be shielded from the shock it might give their delicate nervous systems. I am sorry to say it never occurred to me not to show the letter to Joanna. I handed it to her at once.
~ Agatha Christie
Oh, yes, Madame. I have known of—shall we say A?—being removed by B solely in order to benefit C. Political murders often come under the same heading. Someone is considered to be harmful to civilization and is removed on that account. Such people forget that life and death are the affair of the good God.
~ Agatha Christie
He said at last, when Miss Gilchrist had twittered into silence:
~ Agatha Christie
She was standing by the door in a long blue dressing gown. She was looking petrified with terror.
~ Agatha Christie
My theory is the truth," said Poirot quietly. "And the truth is necessarily correct. In your theory you made a fundamental error. You permitted your imagination to lead you astray with midnight assignations and passionate love scenes. But in investigating crime we must take our stand upon the commonplace.
~ Agatha Christie
Miss Lyall, whose principal interests in life were the observation of people round her and the sound of her own voice, continued to talk.
~ Agatha Christie
Adalar?n en iyi yan? insan?n istedi?i zaman kaçamamas?nda...
~ Agatha Christie
One can never go back, one should not ever try to go back, the essence of life is going forward. Life is really a one way street, isn't it?
~ Agatha Christie
St. John's House was a new block of extremely expensive flats. There were sumptuous window boxes and uniformed porters of such magnificence that they looked like foreign generals.
~ Agatha Christie
I know, my dear, that isn't what you expected when I began this story. It wasn't what I expected either. But facts are facts, and if one is proved to be wrong, one must just be humble about it and start again
~ Agatha Christie
With a deep sigh I proceeded to do things with my hair. I have nice hair. It is black—a real black, not dark brown—
~ Agatha Christie
The judge nodded gently. He said: 'Oh, yes. I've no doubt in my own mind that we have been invited here by a madman—probably a dangerous homicidal lunatic.
~ Agatha Christie
Nothing is so sad, in my opinion, as the devastation wrought by age.
~ Agatha Christie
Huzur buna derler., gerçek huzur. Her ?eyin sonuna gelmi? olmak... Ya?amay? sürdürmek zorunda olmamak... Evet, gerçek huzur budur.
~ Agatha Christie
The desire, profound and pitiful, to be appreciated. If that is thwarted, if through an unpleasing personality a human being is unable to get the response it needs, it turns to other methods—it must be felt—it must count—and so to innumerable strange perversions. The habit of cruelty, like any other habit, can be cultivated, can take hold of one—
~ Agatha Christie
Only his eyes were the same as ever, shrewd and twinkling, and now — yes, undoubtedly — softened with emotion.
~ Agatha Christie
I make a good income and I only kill a reasonable number of my patients. How's that?
~ Agatha Christie
Really, Poirot! In the Middle Ages you would certainly have been burnt at the stake. How can you possibly know the things you do!
~ Agatha Christie
Oui... sans son regard fulgurant, sans ses yeux de lynx, Hercule Poirot serait peut-être mort écrasé, à l'heure qu'il est. Quelle effroyable calamité pour l'humanité toute entière ! Vous aussi, mon bon ami, vous auriez pu y rester ; mais cela n'aurait pas été une catastrophe nationale.
~ Agatha Christie
My ideas were completely upset. I could not see Ackroyd taking a hairdresser into his confidence,
~ Agatha Christie