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If you are going to do stupid things, you must be tough.

The 1918 Spanish flu killed more than fifty million people. It didn't discriminate. It didn't care if you were rich or poor. "What Thomas Bartholomew couldn't understand was how a millionaire could succumb to the flu as easily as a piece of tenement trash. Shouldn't the wealthy, by virtue of their superior breeding, be less susceptible than people who have nothing, come from nothing, are nothing? 👀😳

“My mouth drops open, but no words come out. Fear and shock have stolen my voice.”

“Think.
That's what will get me out of this mess. Not panicking. Panic
only breeds more panic.
But thinking-calm, rational thought-will work wonders. Only, rational thought is impossible after I check my watch.”

A great turning point in the book providing a possible explanation to what has been happening to certain characters!

Never confuse fiction with reality. No good ever comes of it.

One time is an anomaly. Two times is a coincidence. Three times is proof.

With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts.

“That’s why I avoid the Internet,” Greta says. “It’s a cesspool of misinformation.”

A stroke of good fortune in a life devoid of it.

“But some people mistake privacy for secrecy and fill in the blanks with all kinds of nonsense.”

Kill time before it kills you.

“Even though a mere minute in her company has left me exhausted, I follow. She’s fascinating in the same way tornadoes are fascinating. You want to see how much they’re going to spin.”

Some say the world will end in fire. “Fire and Ice” by Robert Frost

Remember me when I am gone away. “Remember” by Christina Rossetti