Post by Salzmank on Dec 12, 2018 15:50:07 GMT
Ah, thanks, alfromni–it actually did turn out to be a Carr quote, much to my surprise. One of the classic mystery bloggers got back to me quickly:
From the killer in The Crooked Hinge:Now I’m just what wondering what play he and his author are referencing.
From the killer in The Crooked Hinge:
I do not dwell on this part of it, for I would not have you think I am asking for pity or sympathy: the notion angers me furiously. I feel like the man in the play: Your liking I will have if I can. Your respect I will have or kill you. But your pity? Damn your impudence!