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End of Volume II
For the rest of the night he sat by himself under the elm-tree. Until this moment it had never seemed to him that his magician-ship set him apart from other men. But now he had glimpsed the wrong side of something. He had the eeriest feeling - as if the world were growing older around him, and the best part of existence - laughter, love and innocence - were slipping irrevocably into the past.
— Apr 25, 2021 10:59AM
For the rest of the night he sat by himself under the elm-tree. Until this moment it had never seemed to him that his magician-ship set him apart from other men. But now he had glimpsed the wrong side of something. He had the eeriest feeling - as if the world were growing older around him, and the best part of existence - laughter, love and innocence - were slipping irrevocably into the past.
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End of Volume III: John Uskglass
"This house," he told them at last, "is disordered and dirty. Its inhabitants have idled away their days in pointless pleasures and in celebrations of past cruelties - things that ought not to be remembered, let alone celebrated. I have often observed it and often regretted it. All these faults, I shall in time set right."
— May 10, 2021 11:15AM
"This house," he told them at last, "is disordered and dirty. Its inhabitants have idled away their days in pointless pleasures and in celebrations of past cruelties - things that ought not to be remembered, let alone celebrated. I have often observed it and often regretted it. All these faults, I shall in time set right."
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End of Volume I: Mr Norrell
"Two magicians shall appear in England," he said. "The first shall fear me; the second shall long to behold me. The first shall be governed by thieves and murderers; the second shall conspire at his own destruction. The first shall bury his heart in a dark wood beneath the snow, yet still feel its ache; the second shall see his dearest possession in his enemy's hand..."
— Apr 16, 2021 01:49PM
"Two magicians shall appear in England," he said. "The first shall fear me; the second shall long to behold me. The first shall be governed by thieves and murderers; the second shall conspire at his own destruction. The first shall bury his heart in a dark wood beneath the snow, yet still feel its ache; the second shall see his dearest possession in his enemy's hand..."
