Quotes by Fergus Hume
“I agree with Heine's remark, that if the Romans had been forced to learn it (Latin) they would not have found time to conquer the world.””
“Young men of the present day are prone to disparage their womenkind; but a poor thing is the man, who in time of trouble has no woman to stand by him with cheering words and loving comfort””
“Young men, not bein' old men," she replied, cautiously, "and sinners not bein' saints, it's not nattral as latch-keys should be made for ornament instead of use, and Mr. Fitzgerald bein' one of the 'andsomest men in Melbourne, it ain't to be expected as 'e should let 'is latch-key git rusty, tho' 'avin' a good moral character, 'e uses it with moderation.””
“South Africa. Negotiations””
Fergus HumeFergus Hume was a notable English novelist recognized for his significant contributions to the detective fiction genre. Born in 1859, he gained fame with his debut novel, 'The Mystery of a Hansom Cab,...