Agatha Christie Quote

'It's never difficult to think of things,' said Mrs. Oliver. 'The trouble is that you think of too many, and then it all becomes too complicated, so you have to relinquish some of them and that is rather agony.'


Dead Man's Folly (1956)


'It's never difficult to think of things,' said Mrs. Oliver. 'The trouble is that you think of too many, and then it all becomes too complicated, so...

'It's never difficult to think of things,' said Mrs. Oliver. 'The trouble is that you think of too many, and then it all becomes too complicated, so...

'It's never difficult to think of things,' said Mrs. Oliver. 'The trouble is that you think of too many, and then it all becomes too complicated, so...

'It's never difficult to think of things,' said Mrs. Oliver. 'The trouble is that you think of too many, and then it all becomes too complicated, so...