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“Yesterday was surreal. At times K was almost back to herself…funny…interested and relatively mobile. She was tactile and we kissed…she whispered naughty comments into my ear…achingly beautiful…I love her so much”

Book:More Than Love, A Husband's Tale

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“The English will never develop into a nation of philosophers. They will always prefer instinct to logic and character to intelligence. But they must get rid of their downright contempt for 'cleverness'. They cannot afford it any longer. They must grow less tolerant of ugliness, and mentally more adventurous. And they must stop despising foreigners. They are Europeans and ought to be aware of it.”

Europe Foreigners Brexit Europeans The English The Eu The European Union

Book:The Lion and The Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius

Source: The Lion and The Unicorn: Socialism and the English Genius

“In the mind of The English, kissing in the rain, as well as other public displays of affection, belongs to the category of soft porn. Sane people don’t do soft porn in public. Only animals do. And aliens.”

England Foreigners Kissing Quotes English People Soft Porn

Book:How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English

Source: How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English

“I was sometimes irritated by the unrelenting inquisitiveness and criticism, but there was no shortage of help or advice or just someone to talk to if I needed it. It was hard to imagine a foreigner descending on an English community and being welcomed with such immediate acceptance and hospitality.”

Hospitality Foreigners

Book:It's All Greek to Me!: A Tale of a Mad Dog and an Englishman, Ruins, Retsina--and Real Greeks

Source: It's All Greek to Me!: A Tale of a Mad Dog and an Englishman, Ruins, Retsina--and Real Greeks

“These outlanders are peculiar, aren’t they?" Longbow smiled faintly. "They seem to think that we’re the peculiar ones. Their lives are very complicated, but we try our best to keep everything simple. I’m not sure exactly why, but that seems to offend them for some reason.”

Culture Strange Peculiar Foreigners Cultural Differences Eddings Outlanders

Book:The Treasured One

Source: The Treasured One

“The fact that the Hegnish have absolutely no interest in any people except themselves can also cause offense, or even rage. Foreigners exist. That is all the Hegnish know about them, and all they care to know. They are too polite to say that it is a pity that foreigners exist, but if they had to think about it, they would think so.”

Nationalism Foreigners Xenophobia Britishness

Book:Changing Planes

Source: Changing Planes

“New York was home for Czerny, the same way Chicago was home for me. You don’t really know how attached you are until you move away, until you’ve experienced what it means to be dislodged, a cork floating on the ocean of another place.”

Aliens Foreigners Homesickness

Book:Becoming

Source: Becoming

“Typical English holidaymakers prefer not to mingle with foreigners since they strongly believe that they already have too many of them in England. The last thing they need during their holiday is to see and meet more aliens. Actually, that is the main reason why they choose a holiday abroad, to escape from aliens who occupy England.”

England Foreigners Holidays English People

Book:How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English

Source: How to Be an Alien in England: A Guide to the English

“Now I help you find her." He stood up from behind the table, smoothed down his tie. "I sit for too long. My leg goes to bed." "To sleep?" "Thank you, small person. At rare time, I am making mistake in English-language speaking, so thanks for accurate fixation. Now we find Sarah. You follow. Stay near. There are trivial beings everywhere.”

Humor Foreigners Second Language

Book:The Rise & Fall of Great Powers

Source: The Rise & Fall of Great Powers

“Greeks and foreigners lived in parallel universes separated by language and custom. Greeks started work at seven, foreigners at nine. Greeks finished at three and came home for lunch. Greeks went to bed for the afternoon and got up for coffee when the foreigners were having drinks. Greeks went out to dinner when the foreigners were coming out of the taverna to go home to bed.”

Foreigners Greeks

Author:John Mole

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