Цитаты из книг — Бэрри Леттс

'... Everything will be all right. You must believe me... you must believe me...' Once more, Miss Hawthorne found herself caught by his eyes. The extraordinary large pupils, the irises, so dark, so brown as almost to be black and yet flecked with lighter tones of... surely not gold? 'You must believe me...' the soft voice…

(...) nonsense must be nipped in the bud. These people must be told what to think and what to do. They must learn to obey. ========== 'He's established a link with the Dæmon from the barrow. What frightens me is the choice—domination by the Master or total destruction.' ========== If only the Doctor weren't so abominably…

'(...) I have a better idea. Over. ' The familiar feeling of frustration the Brigadier so often experienced when dealing with the Doctor began to creep over him. '

Even as he robed himself for the ritual, his mind was full of memories of his sometime friend. The time they played truant together, 'borrowed' the Senior Tutor's skimmer and went on an unauthorised visit to the Paradise Islands; the time he fooled the High Council of the Time Lords into thinking it was the Doctor who had…

Sergeant Benton was not used to feeling helpless and frustrated. In his experience, most worries soon disappeared if you did something about them. Didn't seem to matter much what you did. Move into action and in the long run things would sort themselves out.

But her air of helplessness was deceptive. Seeing that her dear Sergeant was weakening, she seized her handbag and leapt to his aid, swinging it in a wide arc to meet the Morris man's head with a curiously heavy thud. Her method of fighting proved considerably more effective than Benton's.

'Good grief, it's working,' said the Brigadier, who had very little faith in the wonders of modern technology.

'You beg so prettily, my dear. But you see, I am so near to attaining one of my greatest ambitions: power to control, to rule, an entire planet—this planet, Earth. Nothing and nobody can be allowed to stand in my way.'