Guess that Quotation

Mrs Blair · December 2013

Well done SZ!

StathisZavitsanos · December 2013

I have arranged for a car for you, because I know that owing to your Treasury regulations you won't be able to cash any money here.

Find the name of the book and who said it to whom

P_Lombard · January 2014

Is it Helen Montressor to Alistair Blunt in One, Two, Buckle My Shoe?

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

P_Lombard said:

Is it Helen Montressor to Alistair Blunt in One, Two, Buckle My Shoe?

:-q

lachy.a.w · January 2014

Do you think you could give us a clue? We've been at it for quite a while now.

HerculeJC · January 2014

I think it is from PASSENGER TO FRANKFURT. The quote is said to Stanford Nye, by either Matilda, Charlotte, or the young lady he meets while traveling; it has been a while since I read the story.

lachy.a.w · January 2014

Wow, this has really slowed right down. If no one has got the correct answer maybe you should pose another quote Stathis.

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

Sorry for not being active lately. I will post two clues.

VICTORIA, DOUBLE(SOMEONE WHO LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE)

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

NO

HerculeJC said:

I think it is from PASSENGER TO FRANKFURT. The quote is said to Stanford Nye, by either Matilda, Charlotte, or the young lady he meets while traveling; it has been a while since I read the story.

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

NO

HerculeJC said:

I think it is from PASSENGER TO FRANKFURT. The quote is said to Stanford Nye, by either Matilda, Charlotte, or the young lady he meets while traveling; it has been a while since I read the story.

Mrs Blair · January 2014

It's definitely they came to Baghdad. Your clue refers to the female financier with the peroxide blonde hair: Anna S... But I'm not sure that she is the speaking this quote?

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

Actually the one who's talking is a injured woman

LL88 · January 2014

Is it Mrs Hamilton Clipp to Victoria Jones?

StathisZavitsanos · January 2014

Lyubomir.Lalev88 said:

Is it Mrs Hamilton Clipp to Victoria Jones?

Correct!

Tommy_A_Jones · January 2014

Is it Eardsley to Ann Beddingfield in The Man In The Brown Suit>

LL88 · January 2014

StathisZavitsanos said:

Lyubomir.Lalev88 said:

Is it Mrs Hamilton Clipp to Victoria Jones?

Correct!

Yay! \:D/

Tommy_A_Jones said:

Is it Eardsley to Ann Beddingfield in The Man In The Brown Suit>

No. :P To both the previous one and the new one.

And the new quote is one of my most favourite:

You are one of the best antagonists, that I have ever had.

P_Lombard · February 2014

Is it Poirot to the Countess Vera Rossakoff in The Big Four?

LL88 · February 2014

P_Lombard, not exactly. The speaker is correct, the novel is not.

P_Lombard · February 2014

Is it Poirot to Henrietta Savernake in The Hollow?

LL88 · February 2014

P_Lombard said:

Is it Poirot to Henrietta Savernake in The Hollow?

Yes!

=D>
Now you pick a quote, P_Lombard.

P_Lombard · February 2014

"And now I'm a poor, pushing, tiresome, middle-aged woman who won't sit home quietly and knit as she ought to do."

alexandra.albu.507 · February 2014

Tuppence to Tommy in "N or M"

P_Lombard · February 2014

Correct. Your turn, Alexandra.albu.507.

alexandra.albu.507 · February 2014

Thanks

" You are nice. You forgive people quite easily, without making a fuss about it."

Tommy_A_Jones · February 2014

Is the speaker talking to Poirot?

alexandra.albu.507 · February 2014

No.

Mrs Blair · February 2014

Is it Lennox to Katherine in the Mystery of the Blue Train ?

alexandra.albu.507 · February 2014

No.

Tommy_A_Jones · February 2014

Is it Salome's daughter talking to Colonel Race in Death On The Nile?

alexandra.albu.507 · February 2014

No

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