Lud-in-the-Mist
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the old superstition that when the Silent People returned to Dorimare they could only speak in riddles and snatches of rhyme.
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Penn Hackney
Diggory Carp? Question
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Portunus,
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A sudden longing seized him to hold Ranulph again in his arms.
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he had invented a role to play at the farm, and was already beginning to identify himself with it.
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“Do you mean little Master Ranulph Chanticleer and Luke Hempen? Why, of course I saw them! It was they who told me to come along here
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Penn Hackney
Oh no - more misdirection, even if not intentional.
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he just gives me the creeps,
Penn Hackney
This became a very modern phrase.
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“The old women round about say that he’s trying to tell one his name.
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Diggory Carp.”
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And if he’d been unfairly treated, as they say he was, it would make him all the more spiteful, I should think.
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the old stone herm in our orchard … he’s so fond of dancing round it.”
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Hazel
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The widow,
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in her eyes there was the gleam of a rather disquieting smile.
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Was it possible that he had really once been Diggory Carp, and that he had returned to his old haunts to try and give a message?
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the metaphysical possibilities of the situation occupied him before the practical ones.
Penn Hackney
Haha
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the spiritual balm he had always found in silent things was simply the assurance that the passions and agonies of man were without meaning, roots, or duration
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There had been times when he had shuddered in the company of the silent things.
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Perhaps the strongest instinct in Hazel was that of hospitality
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shining in space like suns, moons, and stars
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like apples — the golden apples of the West?
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Peter Pease.”
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The moon was on the wane, but still sufficiently full to give a good light. She was, indeed, an orchard thief, for no fruit being left to rob, she had robbed the leaves of all their color.
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his archaic smile had gained a new significance.
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“my thirst for revenge has made me forget both decency and manners.
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Jeremiah Gibberty,
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Clementina,
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Ralph Baldbreeches,
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Christopher Pugwalker,
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Peter Pease,
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a dumpy fellow, with nut-brown hair, a pug-nose freckled like a robin’s egg, and one eye brown, the other blue.
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Marjory Beach,
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Partly because
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partly because
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I should like to be very far on my wanderings down the Milky Way before Clementina mounts Duke Aubrey’s wooden horse;
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be...
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last of all, ...
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Hazel
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Master Nathaniel
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Marjory Beach!
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Peter Pease,
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he was a wonderfully clever doctor and did a powerful lot of good.”
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Dr. Leer,
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Penn Hackney
they - editor!
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Ben;
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Penn Hackney
Haha
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the expressionless falsetto of the Law,
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to the end that the dead, the living, and those not yet born, may rest quietly in their graves, their bed, and the womb, I arrest you for the murder of your late husband,
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a person can’t be tried twice for the same crime.”
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