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“Peter, leaving the library with a light step, and skipping down the stairs like an elderly Fred Astaire.”
― The Late Scholar
― The Late Scholar
“It was just that whenever she had thought of seeing the world, she had never realized what it would be like to have the world see her back”
― The Magician’s Daughter
― The Magician’s Daughter
“She was a liminal person, trapped between a world she'd grown out of and another that wouldn't let her in. It was one reason why she wanted to leave the island so badly - the hope that leaving the place she'd grown up would help her leave her childhood behind. Not forever, not yet. But for a visit, to see what it was like.”
― The Magician’s Daughter
― The Magician’s Daughter
“Punk!”
Slowly the tired eyes turned from watching the street corner and looked at me without interest.
“He will follow no one but his master,” said the woman.
The dog suffered my hand on his collar; he rose and shambled disheartenedly at my side, carrying the only luggage he possessed – his name and a broken heart.”
―
Slowly the tired eyes turned from watching the street corner and looked at me without interest.
“He will follow no one but his master,” said the woman.
The dog suffered my hand on his collar; he rose and shambled disheartenedly at my side, carrying the only luggage he possessed – his name and a broken heart.”
―
“Death isn't a habit you develop, you know, like tobacco or whiskey. It only takes once.”
― The Magician’s Daughter
― The Magician’s Daughter
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