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Book cover for A Wrinkle in Time (Time Quintet, #1)
“If you have some liniment I’ll put it on my dignity,” Mrs Whatsit said, still supine. “I think it’s sprained. A little oil of cloves mixed well with garlic is rather good.” And she took a large bite of sandwich.
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Susan Cooper
“CHRISTMAS EVE. It was the day when the delight of Christmas really took fire in the Stanton family. Hints and glimmerings and promises of special things, which had flashed in and out of life for weeks before, now suddenly blossomed into a constant glad expectancy.”
Susan Cooper, The Dark Is Rising

J.R.R. Tolkien
“Pippin went on talking for a while. ‘I hope, if I do go to sleep in this bird-loft, that I shan’t roll off,’ he said. ‘Once I do get to sleep,’ said Sam, ‘I shall go on sleeping, whether I roll off or no. And the less said, the sooner I’ll drop off, if you take my meaning.”
J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring

Alice Walker
“I curse you, I say. What that mean? he say. I say, Until you do right by me, everything you touch will crumble. He laugh. Who do you think you is? he say. You can’t curse nobody. Look at you. You black, you poor, you ugly, you a woman. God-damn, he say, you nothing at all. Until you do right by me, I say, everything you even dream about will fail. I give it to him straight, just like it come to me”
Alice Walker, The Color Purple

Agatha Christie
“Mrs. Oliver was partial to apples and had indeed been known to eat as many as five pounds straight off whilst composing the complicated plot of The Death in the Drain Pipe—coming to herself with a start and an incipient stomachache an hour and ten minutes after she was due at an important luncheon party given in her honour.”
Agatha Christie, Cards on the Table

David Sedaris
“When we went to the beach as children, on or about the fourth day, our father would say, "Wouldn't it be nice to buy a cottage down here?" We'd get our hopes up and then he would bring practical concerns into it... But still, we wanted one desperately.

I told myself when I was young that one day I would buy a beach house and then it would be everyone's. As long as they followed my draconian rules and never stopped thanking me for it.”
David Sedaris, Calypso

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