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“I fought to stay awake and keep the car on the road. And I thought back to texts I had read from the British Army in India, during the Raj, at the height of their empire. Young subalterns trapped in junior ranks had their own mess. They would dine together in splendid dress uniforms and talk about their chances of promotion. But they had none, unless a superior officer died. Dead men's shoes was the rule. So they would raise their crystal glasses of fine French wine and toast "bloody wars and dread diseases" because a casualty further up the chain of command was their only way to get ahead. Brutal, but that's how it's always been, in the military.”
― Lee Child, Persuader

“Tu sam se ponovo uverio da su raj i pakao od iste graÄ‘e i da sve zavisi od naÅ¡eg izbora; tamo si gde misliÅ¡ da jesi.”
― Stevan PeÅ¡ić, Katmandu

“You young people. Where do you think you come from, huh?"

"I arrived by stork," Raj said seriously. "My brother and sister by magic.”
― Nalini Singh, Rebel Hard

“I would have rather felt you round my throat,
Crushing out life, than waving me farewell!”
― Laurence Hope, Indian Love Lyrics

“To nie choroba czy Å›mierć wprowadzajÄ… nas do raju. To muzyka.”
― Melissa Muller