Quotes from Nancy Springer
That was the day I most remember, now that I fly over battlefields and the screams of dying men echo up to me as fate falls like soot from my gray wings.
~ Nancy Springer
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It started small, as such fates often do.
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Pan Mycroft to, pan Mycroft tamto, pan Mycroft mo?e i?? si? wypcha?.
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ABCDE FGHIJ KLMNO PQRST UVWXYZ And each part has five letters, except the last; but Z is used so seldom that it can be lumped together with Y. I then wrote my real message to Mum
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mostly naked, in a very different area than that whence they came. For this reason, few such children were allowed upon the street without the accompaniment of a guardian-servant. "For her clothing? The Duquessa is not a child!" To the contrary, I thought; she seemed quite childlike in many ways, but Sherlock laughed heartily. "Most far-fetched.
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utterly still—except that my fingers tightened around my dagger hilt—and make no sound. Meanwhile, footfalls pounded up a nearby staircase. "The villain!" continued the shrieker. "She broke in 'ere! My 'ot'ouse!" "Flora, calm yourself." Pertelote's weary voice. "She's long gone." Would that it were so.
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Face Guy of Gisbourne? Not likely, not anytime soon, thank you very much.
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I could not be corseted, either literally or figuratively, into any conventional feminine mould.
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Curiosity goes hand in hand with intellect, and intellect runs in the family.
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I had learned to trust the peculiar workings of my heart and mind
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One cannot be a mother without first being a person; family, husband and children should not be allowed, as is so often the case, to steal a woman's selfhood and her dreams.
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Había descubierto que montar en bici me permitía pensar sin preocuparme de que alguien se percatara de mis muecas y expresiones.
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for I could no longer think of him as lord, viscount, duke's son; he was my comrade now
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however, that most married women disappeared into the house every year
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Conform, go crazy, or become an artist.
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Confound my genteel upbringing! I could not think of any name foul enough to call him.
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I hope that the kind reader recognises this as a despairing attempt at humour.
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Yet one could speak truth and still be a villain
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All the words I had prepared turned coward and fled my mind like conscripts deserting a battlefield.
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To her, everything is beautiful in its own way, and everyone is a friend just waiting for her. And somehow it works for her.
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what's life without a spice of stupidity
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He would expect me to flee from him. Therefore, I would not. I would flee towards him.
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Writing fiction has always, for me, been an alchemy of turning pain into poetry, ugliness into beauty. It has been a kind of redemption.
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He was just a sixteen-year old boy who had been killed, a kid whose photo had been in the paper, a kid who would mostly be forgotten by the time the newspaper went into the garbage-yet he was the universe, all the dying, all the crying. He was everyone who had ever died young.
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