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Aqil is on page 124 of 306 of Cat’s Cradle
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Cat’s Cradle

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Aqil is on page 70 of 224 of Orbital
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Orbital

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Aqil is on page 21 of 224 of Orbital
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Orbital

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Aqil is on page 56 of 228 of Peri Peri Paprika
“…sometimes the way is very wiggly and strange.” -Turnip (thanks for the reminder, Turnip)
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Peri Peri Paprika

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Aqil is on page 58 of 316 of Absalom, Absalom!
pg. 46 "...it was just public opinion in an acute state of indigestion..."

pg.56 "...at least that vanity which at times can assume the office of pride and fortitude..."

Faulkner is certainly one to spend considerable time with before the lengthy run-on sentences begin to take on more structure and meaning. In a sense not too different from the act of getting to know someone through speaking.
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Absalom, Absalom!

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Aqil is on page 332 of 450 of The Bone People
pg. 276 "...maybe what happens to you as a child determines everything about you... somehow, even the things that happen to you."

pg. 297 "And if she could turn the situation into colour, she'd overwhelm me, she'd overwhelm me with rust and verdigris and some such rainbow."

pg. 324 "He is being brotherly, friendly, almost fatherly...denying her difference is ruinously odd."

"One more variety in varied humanity"
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The Bone People

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Aqil is on page 224 of 450 of The Bone People
A return to New Zealand
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The Bone People

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Aqil is on page 198 of 208 of The Malays: A Cultural History (6th Edition)
My once monolithic perception of the Malay ethnicity is now a dizzying array of migrations encompassing much of the Indonesian archipelago, religious persecutions (the Padri war and Minangkabau egress of Sumatra), and assimilation of, to name a few: Bugis, Minangkabau, Javanese, Acehnese, Sunda, Riau, that are now considered Malay.
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The Malays: A Cultural History (6th Edition)

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