Author of quotes: Robert Galbraith. Page 1

Girls die daily, including under "tragic" circumstances, such as car accidents, drug overdoses, and sometimes starvation, with the help of which they want to achieve the same figure that they show us.

Beautiful girls remain a powerful means of promoting printed products.

Strike's conscience, once harsh and unyielding, had long been shaken under numerous blows of fate, and now it was completely knocked out.

It was encouraging. Let there be something rabbit in his appearance, let his eyes - apparently short-sighted - hide behind thick lenses of glasses, but from a flawless gray suit, from a shiny bright blue tie, from watches and shoes and breathed a lot of money.

... if this thing caught hairy old felon, is nowadays a serious crime, and if educated statesman some harmless prank.

... in memory one after the other floated those obvious signs that she is an employee of a detective Agency! - deliberately turned a blind eye.
- Silly me - quietly said Robin, turning to the empty, sunlit room. - Stuffed silly.

Here's high society, ' said Strike. - To strangle the child - please, and the horse hurt - no, no.

What a splendid thing to obtain hope, when it seemed that all is already lost.
It was a glorious thing, to be given hope when all had seemed lost.

That the mind cannot see.

Even explain Strike reasons suspected Whittaker, the people most likely only would've made fun of the assumption that a lover of perversion and sadism could cut the woman's leg. Strike knew how deeply rooted in human minds the conviction that the villain always hides his dangerous propensity for violence and suppression. If this tendency is exhibited on the show, unsuspecting people only laughs, declares it to be posturing and finds in it a certain flair.

- Who painted it? - asked she, when the Strike has returned in a fresh shirt.
- My nephew Jack. He treated me bad, for no apparent reason.

One looked into the city's womb, that does not understand that London is a special world. It can be despised as the centre of power and money available to other British cities, but we need to realize that poverty here has a special flavour, that everything has a high price that unbridgeable gap between those who succeeded and all the others here painful hurts the eyes.

When we are young and beautiful, we are very violent.

The rich keep normal people freeloaders.