Paddington 2 Quotes

Oh well, bears will be bears,” said Mr Brown.

There was such a hullabaloo going on it was difficult to write up the notes in his scrapbook.

Paddington stares.

Have you seen Paddington 2? he asked. It’s a goddamned masterpiece, I swear to you.

The Browns’ house at number thirty-two Windsor Gardens was unusually quiet. It was a warm summer day, and all the family, with the exception of Paddington, who had mysteriously disappeared shortly after lunch, were sitting on the veranda enjoying the afternoon sun. Apart from the faint rustle of paper as Mr. Brown turned the pages of an enormous book and the click of Mrs. Brown’s knitting needles, the only sound came from Mrs. Bird, their housekeeper, as she prepared the tea things.

He next made arrangements to patent his bridge, and to construct at Rotherham the large model of it exhibited on Paddington Green, London.