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“The Victorian era produced more Victorian writers than any other period in history.”
― Diane Morgan

“He narrowly avoided tragedy by dying.”
― Diane Morgan

“Babbage never foresaw the terrible consequences of his invention, a machine that would autocorrect his name to cabbage, every single time.”
― Diane Morgan

“Countless houses were reduced to big piles of bricks and wood, which is sort of what houses are, anyway, but in a different order.”
― Diane Morgan

“But wolves and Huskies, despite surface similarities, are very different creatures. For instance, closer study reveals that the Siberian’s brain capacity, muzzle-length, and bite-power are less than that of wolves. And Huskies, like all dogs, come into heat twice a year, rather than only once (like wolves). Certainly a Husky’s temperament is that of the thoroughly domesticated dog. Plus, no wolf has blue eyes, a common characteristic in Siberians.”
― Diane Morgan, Siberian Huskies For Dummies