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Ngaio Marsh
New Zealander Writer
Born: Apr 23, 1895
Died: Feb 18, 1982
About Bound Cause Long Trouble Writing
Related authors: Ayn Rand Dr. Seuss H. L. Mencken Napoleon Hill Niccolo Machiavelli Thomas Mann Thomas Paine Voltaire
I acquired quite a lot of technical skill and got quite a long way with my painting, but I never felt I was doing what New Zealand was about with my paint. Ngaio Marsh
Long Painting Way About Never Long Way New Felt Got Doing Lot Quite Quite A Lot New Zealand Acquired Skill Paint Zealand Technical
I always make a point of keeping the most pleasant-sounding name for the murderer. As he or she is bound to come to an unpleasant end, it seems the very least the author can do. Ngaio Marsh
Unpleasant Seems Point He He Or She Bound Name Come Most She Make Always Least End Very Author Keeping
I always, by an involuntary act of defensiveness, return to my everyday self: so, I find, have I withdrawn from writing about experiences which have most closely concerned and disturbed me. I have been deflected by my own reticence. Ngaio Marsh
Me Writing Own Everyday Find Disturbed About My Own Self Reticence Involuntary Most Withdrawn Concerned Return Always Been Closely Experiences Which Act

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