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by the Harvest of Souls,
Prunella Chanticleer,
“But what’s the good of needlework? It doesn’t teach one common sense,”
Prunella Chanticleer.
She was fair, and plump, and dimpled; and, as in the case of her mother, the ruthless common sense of her ancestors of the revolution had been trivialized, though not softened, into an equally ruthless sense of humor.
Moonlove
facts were losing their solidity;
attenuated to a sort of nebulous atmosphere.
she went on about cutting somebody’s fiddle strings
Do you or do you not know what has taken Moonlove?”
“Nobody ever knows what happens to other people.
the human skull that he held
“By the White Ladies of the Fields!”
there was something fine in the way he thus unflinchingly faced the possibility.
the hysterical atmosphere that seemed to lie like a thick fog over the Academy.
Master Ambrose
Mumchance
Dame Jessamine
a sort of affective idiocy.
Toasted cheese!
I was frightened.
Master Nathaniel is a haunted man, and a bad conscience makes a very good ghost.
Nat’s face at the eerie sound produced by an old lute. The look in his eyes had been like that in Moonlove’s today.
Then Endymion Leer started applying his famous balm — a balm that varied with each patient that required it.
Dame Jessamine’s ceaseless prattle.
tuftaffity,
you foul-mouthed, pompous, brainless, wind-bag! You … you … foul, gibbering Son of a Fairy!”
Captain Mumchance
Mother Tibbs
“Dancing, dancing, dancing!” she muttered, “dancing day and night! It’s stony dancing on dreams.”
discovered empty sacks with great stains of juice on them,
some of the stains were colors he had never seen before.