Lud-in-the-Mist
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Penn Hackney
Query would that change of fact avoid the prohibition of double jeopardy? Not in America, methinks. Question
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Penn Hackney
A mock!
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“The Silent People!” she screamed. “The dumb who speak! The bound who strike!
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I cherished and fed old Portunus like a tame bird. But what do the dead know of kindness?”
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“It was a greater than Endymion Leer who ordered the death of farmer Gibberty.”
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the night of the thirty-first of October, when the Silent People are abroad, he heard Duke Aubrey’s summons, and followed it across the hills.”
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A horror of impotent tenderness swept over him.
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Penn Hackney
send - editor!
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“Aye, yonder, and beyond yonder, if need be … till I find my son.”
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Master Polydore Vigil
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Master Polydore was a weak, idle man, who, nevertheless, dearly loved the insignia of authority.
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the belief that though everything else may turn out vanity and delusion, the Law has the terrifying solidity of Reality itself,
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Mothgreen
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Penn Hackney
Haha
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Life being one and indivisible, when one has a sense that it is good its humblest manifestations are transfigured,
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he could almost have believed that his features and expression had suffered a subtle and most unbecoming change since he had last seen them.
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I arrest you in the name of the country of Dorimare, and to the end that the dead, the living, and those not yet born, may rest quietly in their graves, their bed, and the womb.”
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“Gammon and spinnage!”
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Leer’s previous sly, ironical, bird-like personality slipped from him like a mask, revealing another soul, at once more formidable and more tragic.
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The Silent People have betrayed me! It is ill serving a perfidious master!”
Penn Hackney
Haha - it wasn’t the silent people, it was good old fashioned police work, aided by the deceased’s letter.
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Bawdy Bess,
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Mother Tibbs,
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he’ll mount Duke Aubrey’s wooden horse
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Luke Hempen
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Penn Hackney
Haha - more Han the accusation of murder.
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On the front seats
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the main body of the hall
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and behind them...
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Penn Hackney
Haha - a mock!
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priestly-looking purple robes of office
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the fear of the Law was inbred in every Dorimarite, even the most disreputable.
Penn Hackney
Haha
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the Amber Desert,
Penn Hackney
Simile extended
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such curious tricks can the limelight of the Law play on reality
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a sort of tragic sinister beauty, reminiscent of the faces of the funereal statues in the Fields of Grammary.
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Hazel)
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the Clerk of Arraigns
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Mistress Ivy,
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Peter Pease
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Marjory Beach,
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Endymion Leer
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the silence of the hall seemed to be trebled in intensity.
Penn Hackney
Haha
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“I have healed and preserved your bodies — I have tried to do the same for your souls.
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hardly dared to look a red-haired man in the face —
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Penn Hackney
Question
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Why have I spent my erudition and my skill on you thus?
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perhaps because I like playing with fire; perhaps because I am relentlessly compassionate.
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Without respite he is dragged by the two wild horses, memory and hope;
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an initiate;
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“Such then are the two tribes. Citizens of Lud-in-the-Mist, to which do you belong? To neither; for you are not serene, majestic, and silent, nor are you restless, passionate, and tragic.
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“I could not turn you into trees; but I had hoped to turn you into men.
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