Helene Hanff: Here I am, Frankie; I finally made it.
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Helene Hanff: Here I am, Frankie; I finally made it.
Helene Hanff: "I can never get interested in things that didn't happen to people who never lived."
Helene Hanff: I'm a poor writer with an antiquarian taste in books.
Helene Hanff: Doesn't anyone read English literature in New York?
Helene Hanff: Dizzy with Donne. I craved for more, but the closet was bare.
Helene Hanff: I hope "madam" doesn't mean over there what it means over here.
Helene Hanff: You know, Frankie, you're the only soul alive who understands me!
Helene Hanff: If you happen to pass by 84 Charing Cross Road... kiss it for me!
Brian: They're very reliable. Cheap, too. Well, cheapish.
Frank P. Doel: "Tell the girls and Nora, if all goes well, they're getting nylons for Lent."
Frank P. Doel: We are quite at a loss to know how you managed nylons, which appeared as if by magic.
Helene Hanff: Here I am, Frankie; I finally made it.
Helene Hanff: "I can never get interested in things that didn't happen to people who never lived."
Helene Hanff: I'm a poor writer with an antiquarian taste in books.
Helene Hanff: Doesn't anyone read English literature in New York?
Helene Hanff: Dizzy with Donne. I craved for more, but the closet was bare.
Helene Hanff: You know, Frankie, you're the only soul alive who understands me!
Helene Hanff: I hope "madam" doesn't mean over there what it means over here.
Frank P. Doel: "Tell the girls and Nora, if all goes well, they're getting nylons for Lent."
Helene Hanff: If you happen to pass by 84 Charing Cross Road... kiss it for me!
Brian: They're very reliable. Cheap, too. Well, cheapish.
Frank P. Doel: We are quite at a loss to know how you managed nylons, which appeared as if by magic.
George Martin: How's the tea coming along? Cecily Farr: It's almost ready George Martin: What would we do without our cups of tea. Life would be insupportable, would it not?
Mary Doel, Aged 4: Why does it always rain at the seaside, Daddy? Frank P. Doel: What? Mary Doel, Aged 4: Why does it always rain at the seaside? Frank P. Doel: Why does it rain at the seaside? To bring the rents down in the hotels.
