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‘The harvest is passed, the
summer is ended, and we are not saved.’
The small child Grace wakes in the night and says that she sees her
mother in her shroud. She does not cry like a child, noisy and
hiccupping, but like a grown woman, weeping tears of dread.
‘All the rivers run into the sea, but the seas are not yet full.’
— Aug 25, 2026 05:10PM
summer is ended, and we are not saved.’
The small child Grace wakes in the night and says that she sees her
mother in her shroud. She does not cry like a child, noisy and
hiccupping, but like a grown woman, weeping tears of dread.
‘All the rivers run into the sea, but the seas are not yet full.’
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Gregisdead121
is on page 119 of 653
"More would have been a priest, but human flesh
called to him with its inconvenient demands. He did not want to be a
bad priest, so he became a husband. "
— 22 hours, 24 min ago
called to him with its inconvenient demands. He did not want to be a
bad priest, so he became a husband. "
Gregisdead121
is on page 118 of 653
"If another man were saying this, he'd be trying to start a fight. When
Thomas More says it, it leads to an invitation to dinner"
— 22 hours, 25 min ago
Thomas More says it, it leads to an invitation to dinner"
Gregisdead121
is on page 114 of 653
"The English will never be forgiven
for the talent for destruction they have always displayed when they get
off their own island. English armies laid waste to the land they moved
through. As if systematically, they performed every action proscribed
by the codes of chivalry, and broke every one of the laws of war. The
battles were nothing; it was what they did between the battles that left
its mark. "
— 22 hours, 25 min ago
for the talent for destruction they have always displayed when they get
off their own island. English armies laid waste to the land they moved
through. As if systematically, they performed every action proscribed
by the codes of chivalry, and broke every one of the laws of war. The
battles were nothing; it was what they did between the battles that left
its mark. "
Gregisdead121
is on page 102 of 653
He would like her to shorten her account, but he understands her
need to tell it over, moment by moment, to say it out loud. It is like a
package of words she is making, to hand to him: this is yours now.
— Aug 25, 2026 05:07PM
need to tell it over, moment by moment, to say it out loud. It is like a
package of words she is making, to hand to him: this is yours now.
Gregisdead121
is on page 68 of 653
"It's two o'clock, then it's three; sometimes it's freeing, to think you
don't have to go to bed because there isn't a bed. He doesn't need to
think of going home; there's no home to go to, he's got no family left.
He'd rather be here drinking with Cavendish, huddled in a corner of the
great chamber at Esher, cold and tired and frightened of the future,
than think about his family and what he's lost."
Huh? Lost?
— Aug 14, 2026 08:16PM
don't have to go to bed because there isn't a bed. He doesn't need to
think of going home; there's no home to go to, he's got no family left.
He'd rather be here drinking with Cavendish, huddled in a corner of the
great chamber at Esher, cold and tired and frightened of the future,
than think about his family and what he's lost."
Huh? Lost?
Gregisdead121
is on page 64 of 653
"Christ, he thinks, by my age I ought to know. You don't get on by being
original. You don't get on by being bright. You don't get on by being
strong. You get on by being a subtle crook; somehow he thinks that's
what Norris is, and he feels an irrational dislike taking root, and he
tries to dismiss it, because he prefers his dislikes rational, but after all,
these circumstances are extreme"
— Aug 14, 2026 07:55PM
original. You don't get on by being bright. You don't get on by being
strong. You get on by being a subtle crook; somehow he thinks that's
what Norris is, and he feels an irrational dislike taking root, and he
tries to dismiss it, because he prefers his dislikes rational, but after all,
these circumstances are extreme"
Gregisdead121
is on page 60 of 653
‘The multitude,’ Cavendish says, ‘is always desirous of a change.
They never see a great man set up but they must pull him down – for
the novelty of the thing.’
— Aug 14, 2026 07:36PM
They never see a great man set up but they must pull him down – for
the novelty of the thing.’

