I pass over the spectacle of Poirot on a camel. He started by groans and lamentations and ended by shrieks, gesticulations and invocations to the Virgin Mary and every Saint in the calendar. In the end, he descended ignominiously and finished the journey on a diminutive donkey.

— Agatha Christie

Agatha Christie Quotes

Inside the room, the pall fear had fallen anew. Again, surreptitiously, they watched each other.

— Agatha Christie

Oh yes,” said Miss Marple fervently. “I always believe the worst. What is so sad is that one is usually justified in doing so.

— Agatha Christie

Life is very trying.

— Agatha Christie

You see,” he said sadly, “you have no instincts.” “It was intelligence you were requiring just now,” I pointed out. “The two often go together,” said Poirot enigmatically.

— Agatha Christie

Truth,” she said, “is seldom romantic.

— Agatha Christie

My dear Bobby, did I understand you to say that someone had offered you a thousand a year? A thousand?” “Holed it in one, Dad,” said Bobby. “It’s impossible,” said the Vicar. Bobby was not hurt by this frank incredulity. His estimate of his own monetary value differed little from that of his father. “They must be complete mutts,” he agreed heartily.

— Agatha Christie

All these Ministers insist on coming in and having kittens all over the place.

— Agatha Christie

To deceive deliberately – that is one thing. But to be so sure of your facts, of your ideas and of their essential truth that the details do not matter – that, my friend, is a special characteristic of particularly honest persons.

— Agatha Christie

Uncertainty creates panic.

— Agatha Christie

But to everything that happens there has to be a past. A past which is by now incorporated in today, but which existed yesterday or last month or last year. The present is nearly always rooted in the past.

— Agatha Christie

The true Western spirit of hustle,” said Poirot with a smile.

— Agatha Christie

Philip Lombard, summing up the girl opposite in a mere flash of his quick moving eyes thought to himself:.

— Agatha Christie

I have always believed that a love of nature was essentially a healthy sign in a man.

— Agatha Christie

To separate the main issue from the side issues is the first task of the orderly mind.

— Agatha Christie

Never display emotion.

— Agatha Christie

Some people are wise – they never expect to be happy. I did.

— Agatha Christie

She is in love – heart, soul, and body – and she is not of those who love lightly and often.

— Agatha Christie

Los ojos ven, a veces lo que se ha querido que vieran.

— Agatha Christie

There are certain humiliating moments in the lives of the greatest of men. It has been said that no man is a hero to his valet. To that may be added that few men are heroes to themselves at the moment of visiting their dentist.

— Agatha Christie

It is not for me to run here and there, doing amateurishly the things that for a small sum someone else can do with professional skill.

— Agatha Christie
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