
The Quiet American

accepting the fact that no human being will ever understand another, not a wife a husband, a lover a mistress, nor a parent a child? Perhaps that’s why men have invented God—a being capable of understanding. Perhaps
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
‘Il est mort,
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
‘Peut-on avoir l’honneur?’
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
With no guarantee of the amount of time you have left it doesn’t seem worth starting even a train of thought.
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
‘I like it here. At home there are—problems.’ ‘Merde,’
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
Suddenly I saw myself as he saw me, a man of middle age, with eyes a little bloodshot, beginning to put on weight, ungraceful in love, less noisy than Granger perhaps but more cynical, less innocent,
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
vermouth cassis.
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
‘Dear Thomas,’ he wrote, ‘I can’t begin to tell you how swell you were the other
Graham Greene • The Quiet American
Caodaists.’