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The truly smart, having discovered they are cleverer than the people around them, soon learn that the smartest thing of all for them to do is to prevent said people from ever finding this out.
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“Stories are important. We need them. It is through telling and hearing stories that we make sense of the world. Like dreams, they come to us when we are quiet and they tell us something or remind us of something that we need to hear. They say to us, 'No, you’re not alone. Because that thing you feel, I feel it too.' And sometimes they ask us to think again.”
― A Snow Garden and Other Stories
― A Snow Garden and Other Stories
“No one knew how old she was, but she vaguely remembered waving to President Coolidge. She still had all of her marbles, though every one of them was a bit odd and rolled asymmetrically.”
― In the House of the Seven Librarians
― In the House of the Seven Librarians
“Boric, feeling dizzy and light-headed, shambled toward Randor’s corpse, which was still making an impressive effort to pump blood to Randor’s head. His head unfortunately lay some three feet away — an insurmountable distance for even the most robust circulatory system.”
― Disenchanted
― Disenchanted
“It’s not really my fault. The problem is that my mouth just comes out with these things. And you can’t blame me for what my mouth does, can you? Curse this mouth. Do you think it might be possessed?'
The Pirate Captain looked in the mirror and made his mouth into a series of shapes he thought looked demonic.”
― The Pirates! In an Adventure With Napoleon
The Pirate Captain looked in the mirror and made his mouth into a series of shapes he thought looked demonic.”
― The Pirates! In an Adventure With Napoleon
“Judy went back to Paulie’s place, but either he wasn’t home or he wasn’t answering his door. After banging on the door for four minutes, then waiting another ten, she decided she’d probably have to find someplace else to crash today She wished she’d taken the time to actually have a few friends.”
― Monster
― Monster
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