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"Life before affordable home entertainment:


'A knife dropped on the floor forehows a male visitor, a dropped fork a female. But it is unlucky to pick up a knife you have dropped yourself: someone else must do it for you.

'Never cross two knives, or lay a knife and fork crosswise: lest "crosses" (or troubles) follow.'"
Jun 09, 2019 10:42PM

 
Encyclopedia of M...

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"'It may seem difficult to imagine a professional architect existing 5000 years ago on a prehistoric Mediterranean island. But something very close to this must have been the case, because actual model buildings have survived. In some cases these show details of construction that could not be guessed at from the finished temple.'" Jun 27, 2014 07:17AM

 
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“I thought: I have come upon knowledge which other people do not have and the knowledge is obviously dangerous to have; others would be in equal danger if I revealed it to them.

'Yes,' said Burt, and he looked pleased.

But I hadn’t spoken.”
Barbara O'Brien, Operators and Things: The Inner Life of a Schizophrenic

Dion Fortune
“When it comes to the question of the mummy's curse, I am afraid that my sympathies are entirely with the mummy.”
Dion Fortune, Psychic Self-Defense

Mary MacLane
“I shall have to miss forever some beautiful, wonderful things because of that wretched, lonely childhood. There will always be a lacking, a wanting -- some dead branches that never grew leaves. It is not deaths and murders and plots and wars that make life tragedy. It is day after day, and year after year, and Nothing. It is a sunburned little hand reached out and Nothing put into it.”
Mary MacLane, I Await the Devil's Coming

Mary MacLane
“It is well, if one has nothing, to acquire an air.”
Mary MacLane, Human Days: A Mary MacLane Reader

Steve Aylett
“Thrown stones were once stars.”
Steve Aylett, Lint

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