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“Is that a Sproinger?” I pointed at the face in the window. “Do they get that big?” Ilya Sanguinati looked toward the window, then at me. “No. They are doing . . . Athletic human girls do this trick during sporting events.” “A pyramid?
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“Going through the mirrors requires confronting yourself. You need guts, you know, to look yourself straight in the eyes, to see yourself as you are, to dive into your own reflection. Those who hide their faces, those who lie to themselves, those who see themselves better than they are, they will never be able. So believe me, it doesn't run the sidewalks!”
― A Winter's Promise
― A Winter's Promise
“She almost laughed. “I think you’re a man who gathers up power like a child gathers up wildflowers in the woods.”
“Responsibility, maybe,” he said. “Not necessarily power.”
“Harder to gather handfuls of lake water or rain,” she said.
“I know,” he said. “I don’t expect to be able to harvest you.”
― Troubled Waters
“Responsibility, maybe,” he said. “Not necessarily power.”
“Harder to gather handfuls of lake water or rain,” she said.
“I know,” he said. “I don’t expect to be able to harvest you.”
― Troubled Waters
“You see, doing one thing differently is very often the same as doing everything differently.”
― The Midnight Library
― The Midnight Library
“It was seeing these worn-out men that really allowed Ophelia to take the measure of this world in which she found herself. There were those who danced at the ball, enclosed in their bubbles of illusion, and those who kept the whole machine going.”
― A Winter's Promise
― A Winter's Promise
“They were, all of them, lost to a narrative untethered to anything he recognized as true. Their mad conception of Mr. Lincoln as some kind of cloven-hoofed devil’s scion, their complete disregard—denial—of the humanity of the enslaved, their fabulous notions of what evils the Federal government intended for them should their cause fail—all of it was ingrained so deep, beyond the reach of reasonable dialogue or evidence. Scott had become convinced that a total obliteration of their rebellion was the only way forward.”
― Horse
― Horse
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