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do straight men even like women

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"Neither have I remembered the four lime trees in the courtyard of a school in Provence, and their scent; and my father's smile on the station platform three years ago when I left school, his embarrassed smile because I had plaits and wore an ugly dark dress. And then in the car his sudden triumphant joy because I had his eyes, his mouth, and I was going to be for him the dearest, most marvellous of toys."

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"This is the only sun that you will ever see again. But a millennium of nights will be yours to see light as no mortal has ever seen it, to snatch from the distant stars as if you were Prometheus an endless illumination by which to understand all things."

iwtv done... now onto greener pastures

'She would live forever, as I would live forever. But wasn't it so for mortal fathers? Their daughters live forever because these fathers die first.'

got stuck with this book as my only form of entertainment on a long wait in the hospital today and so far it's soooo dull... when does the gross stuff they promised me start

When in 1253 Earl Roger Bigod, lord of Chepstow and grandson of the first William Marshal, repudiated his wife, the daughter of the king of Scotland, because he was allegedly related to her, the Church ruled that he should take her back, and Roger gave in: “Since such is the judgment of the Church, I safely and willingly accede to the marriage, of which I was formerly doubtful and suspicious.”

'Doll, doll,' I called her. That's what she was. A magic doll. Laughter and infinite intellect and then the round-cheeked face, the bud mouth. 'Let me dress you, let me brush your hair,' I would say to her out of old habit, aware of her smiling and watching me with the thin veil of boredom over her expression. 'Do as you like,' she breathed into my ear as I bent down to fasten her pearl buttons.

express reading because the prose scratches my brain real good

weird that no one has translated this into english yet. laura palmer bitches would eat it up

She said, “There are so many things I would love to do with you. With you I would take opium.” .... me n who

finally reading this crap because my mother would otherwise disown me

even fire & blood by george r.r. martin has better character development