“The wall between the men’s and women’s rooms was built like a fortress, and solid bars covered the windows—they’d been put there by the proprietors to protect the girls’ honour. Instead they’d served as a death sentence. Isn’t that always the way, Mrs. Fisher had thought, man’s fears causing him to do things that lead to far greater sins.”
― The Witches of New York
― The Witches of New York
“Sometimes I think we share a soul. His pain has become mine. And mine his.”
― The Year of the Witching
― The Year of the Witching
“There are monsters in the world. There are monsters in the woods.”
― Lakesedge
― Lakesedge
“I have seen the Beast and her maidens again. I hear their cries in the woods at night. They call to me, and I call to them. There is no love as pure as that.”
― The Year of the Witching
― The Year of the Witching
“You men of science, you possibilitists, as my dear husband would say, can engage yourselves in the pursuit of the unknown around the clock and no one bats an eye. If a woman of social standing dares to speak of what can be felt but not seen, or unwittingly mutters to herself under her breath, why, it’s off to the doctor to have her head examined! I suppose by confessing my experiences to you I’ve given you my trust, dear doctor. I hope you’re the man I think you to be.” “What sort of man is that?” Dr. Brody asked. “A man who believes women.”
― The Witches of New York
― The Witches of New York
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