Nothing Combustible
“Look, Dr. Bradford, I’m afraid you’re trying awfully hard to spark a flame where, I can assure you, there is absolutely nothing combustible.”
– Christine Chambers speaking to Luke Bradford as he attempts to court her.
“Look, Dr. Bradford, I’m afraid you’re trying awfully hard to spark a flame where, I can assure you, there is absolutely nothing combustible.”
– Christine Chambers speaking to Luke Bradford as he attempts to court her.
From: More Things in Heaven and Earth
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