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Quotes About Bear

She wondered when she had moved from mere conspiracy to treason.
~ Elizabeth Bear
My name is Zanya Farweather, and I'm a representative of the Autonomous Collective Republic of Freeports." "You're a pirate." "If you're a fascist, sure.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Will pitched his voice low, a servant's deference, and hoped Salisbury's expansive mode continued, although he dreaded to learn the source of it.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Elizabeth had been eternal. Elizabeth was England. Elizabeth was deathly tired.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Call it the universe of the Prometheans' goal-if they wish to shape the stories, I wish not to be shaped by them.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Sneaky manipulative bundle of code.
~ Elizabeth Bear
I had a moment's respect for this wily silce of code.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Hast made the acquaintance of thy friend Edward the Second's ghost yet, pussycat? They tell me he still screams.
~ Elizabeth Bear
The shadow towered, from the snake to a shape with tufted ears laid flat, a lynx.
~ Elizabeth Bear
His voice, softly cultured as ever, showed little of the emotional strain until he dropped his hands to his side and swore.
~ Elizabeth Bear
I found myself looking at her profile: straight, proud nose and an arch expression. Her lips curved.
~ Elizabeth Bear
She shook out her skirts in the hall, and retrieved her silver-tipped ebony wand.
~ Elizabeth Bear
Lucifer caught him by the wrist, pulled him close, cradled him in the warm snowfall of wings.
~ Elizabeth Bear
He's not Richard Feynman-just an artificial persona, a program meant to mimic the original.
~ Elizabeth Bear
He did not mock her service, even by implication, even when he did not condone the means by which she served.
~ Elizabeth Bear
It's about your sister, Chief Engineer." "Of course it is," Caitlin said, rubbing her eyes until she felt the muscles stretch. "Which one, I'm terrified to ask?
~ Elizabeth Bear
Earth rained on the bushed-copper coffin like the heating of my heart in my ears.
~ Elizabeth Bear
I love you," she sobbed, rubbing her hands over his face, his hair, his chest, making sure he was solid and real. "I love you, and I thought you were dead. I couldn't bear it. I thought I would die too." "I'd walk through fire for you," he rasped, his voice hoarse and broken. "I have walked through fire for you.
~ Elizabeth Hoyt
Impudent dog! God knows why I bear with you!' Harding grinned. 'Probably, sir. Omniscient, isn't He?
~ Elizabeth Rolls
He growled and grimaced as they came to him, and clenched his fists in pain and anger. Unusual name, commented Mogget. More of a bear's name, that growl.
~ Garth Nix
The human spirit can endure a sick body, but who can bear a crushed spirit? —Proverbs 18:14
~ Gary Chapman
The boy with red hair, who loved the picture of the bear, puts on as gruff as a voice as he can and quietly asks the boy holding bird if he can have it. It is as beautiful as the picture of the bear, if not more so. The boy holding the bird looks at him, smelling weakness and need. He turns and hurls the bird as far as he can into the sea. The boy with red hair nods and bites his lip and tries not to cry.
~ Mark Haddon
I should. That's the difference between us." "He can't very well eat me." "Nor even bite you; — nor will he abuse you. But he can look at you, and he can say a word or two which you will find it very hard to bear. My governor is the quietest man I know, but he has a way of making himself disagreeable when he wishes, that I never saw equalled
~ Anthony Trollope
It was a well-weathered, three-story structure made of brown shingles. It made Mary Ann think of an old bear with bits of foliage caught in its fur. She liked it instantly.
~ Armistead Maupin