Gideon was glad of the paint; she was thrown off-balance, unsure of her footing. She said, "Uh- she's been kind to me. What's your interest in Lady Septimus?"

"She's- been kind to me," said Palamedes. They stared at each other with a commingled weariness and embarrassed suspicion, skirting around something juvenile and terrible."/>

Home > Author > Tamsyn Muir >

" How much would you do for the Lady Septimus?"

Gideon was glad of the paint; she was thrown off-balance, unsure of her footing. She said, "Uh- she's been kind to me. What's your interest in Lady Septimus?"

"She's- been kind to me," said Palamedes. They stared at each other with a commingled weariness and embarrassed suspicion, skirting around something juvenile and terrible. "

― Tamsyn Muir , Gideon the Ninth (The Locked Tomb, #1)

← Prev Next →

Image for Quotes

Tamsyn Muir quote : How much would you do for the Lady Septimus?
Gideon was glad of the paint; she was thrown off-balance, unsure of her footing. She said, "Uh- she's been kind to me. What's your interest in Lady Septimus?"

"She's- been kind to me," said Palamedes. They stared at each other with a commingled weariness and embarrassed suspicion, skirting around something juvenile and terrible." style="width:100%;margin:20px 0;"/>
DOWNLOAD THE QUOTE IMAGE