Kane and Abel (novel)
Kane and Abel (novel)
Kane and Abel is a 1979 novel by British author Jeffrey Archer.
"Narrator : The worst earthquake ever in the history of America. Devastation in San Fransisco, at least four hundred people dead—others would be mourning. He hated that. It would take away from the birth of his son. People would remember that something else had happened on this day."
Kane and Abel (novel)"Abel (To a soldier) I will live, you will not kill me. This is my home, and you are on my land."
Kane and Abel (novel)"William (To his grandmother who is concealing her grief at her sons death): Dont you miss my father?"
Kane and Abel (novel)"Soldier (After raping Florentyna): I think Ive made love to a dead woman."
Kane and Abel (novel)"Leon: We have wooden swords and shields. We are not afraid of Germans or Russians."
Kane and Abel (novel)"Jasio Koskiewicz (About Abel): Have you noticed this Helena? The ugly little bastard has only one nipple?"
Kane and Abel (novel)
