Prudence Honeywood Quotes in A Canterbury Tale (1944)

Prudence Honeywood: That's your room. You won't get much of a view I'm afraid.

Alison Smith: You should have seen the view from my room in London.

Prudence Honeywood: Was it a long street with every house a different sort of sadness in it?

Alison Smith: It was a long row of back gardens, and the tall, sad houses were all the same.

Prudence Honeywood: Ghastly in winter.

Alison Smith: Airless in summer. You seem to know them.

Prudence Honeywood: The only man who ever asked me to marry him wanted me to live in a house like that. I'm still a maid.