Kindle Notes & Highlights
They will just have to understand, I suppose. I have been doing the best I can.
I’ll give up men when you give up horses.”
Is this city nothing but a flock of old, lonely virgins plotting in their towers how best to hurt each other? How strange and how sad.
Too, the sajes were represented by a broader spectrum of society than were the mages. Medwind spotted plenty of the highborn university types she’d always equated with sajes scattered throughout the crowd. She also saw a broad slice of the poor and the foreign, of smiths and bakers and brewers, of hedge-wizards and holy-wizards, of merchants and tinkers and drinkers of ale.
The Magerie loudly touts its egalitarianism, and throws out any who fail to maintain all of its nit-picky little standards. They’d be happy to be done with me if they thought they had the grounds. The Sajerie makes no lofty claims, yet opens itself to all.
