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THEY SAY REPATRIATED, that they went voluntarily, but what would you do voluntarily when a gun’s hungry mouth is gaped at you?
“When you rush you pen things you didn't mean and you tire. It takes patience to say exactly what one means, to think of the right word. Remember: words, especially those written, are immortal.”
― The Correspondent
― The Correspondent
“No one who has ever done anything worth doing has gone uncriticized.”
― Lincoln in the Bardo
― Lincoln in the Bardo
“Adopted is not an adjective,” he said. “Joellen says that. It’s an event that happens, not who you are. As an adjective it implies inherent bullshit about a person that isn’t true. A person is not ‘adopted.’ They were adopted. Words matter.”
― What I Carry
― What I Carry
“Oh, the pathos of it! - haggard, drawn into fixed lines of unutterable sadness, with a look of loneliness, as of a soul whose depth of sorrow and bitterness no human sympathy could ever reach. The impression I carried away was that I had seen, not so much the President of the United States, as the saddest man in the world.”
― Lincoln in the Bardo
― Lincoln in the Bardo
“Scarlett looked at him. It was a miracle of a kind: Albert always saw the best in people, even when they were trying to riddle him with bullets. All his life, the world had rubbed savagely against him, trying to wear him down. And what had happened? His innocence had been burnished by that rubbing—burnished till it shone. It was the hard, cruel things around him that had been worn away.”
― The Legendary Scarlett and Browne
― The Legendary Scarlett and Browne
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