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"..the whale coming to the surface and blowing occasionally, the spray from its vent drifting across Lucette in an evil-smelling mist until Lyn, holding a handkerchief to her nose, shouted "Go on the other side, your breath smells!" As if it had heard, the whale dived...the peculiar rolls were repeated, until, tiring of Lucettes lack of response to this most pressing courtship, the whale dived steeply and disappeared." — 1 minute ago
"..the whale coming to the surface and blowing occasionally, the spray from its vent drifting across Lucette in an evil-smelling mist until Lyn, holding a handkerchief to her nose, shouted "Go on the other side, your breath smells!" As if it had heard, the whale dived...the peculiar rolls were repeated, until, tiring of Lucettes lack of response to this most pressing courtship, the whale dived steeply and disappeared." — 1 minute ago
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“In that moment, I realized how dangerous it was to keep company with the characters from books. They lived books lives of fierce deeds and deep yearning.”
― Ahab's Return: A Haunting Moby-Dick Retelling – Captain Ahab Hunts Ishmael in Gothic 1800s New York
― Ahab's Return: A Haunting Moby-Dick Retelling – Captain Ahab Hunts Ishmael in Gothic 1800s New York
“Could there really be that many “bad apples” with the same inclinations? Or was something more sinister at work? Could America—the world’s “good guys”—have implemented a system of destruction that turned rural zones into killing fields and made war crimes all but inevitable?”
― Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam
― Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam
“A bumblebee buzzed past, off on unknowable insect errands. Its body was fat, furry, striped in a way she could only envy. It did not sing. It did not speak. It did not stop to dance for her, or to challenge her to a game of riddles. Fear twisted in her gut, unfamiliar as a needle in a butterscotch pudding. The rules of this world, whatever they were, seemed to be consistent and cruel: they were not nonsense, no, not nonsense at all.”
― Mad Hatters and March Hares
― Mad Hatters and March Hares
“You can't stop them. Some people don't care if a girl cries, or a tiger dies. They have rules. I did what I had to and we survived.”
― The Girl and the Tiger
― The Girl and the Tiger
“All of it must have been ordered by a great mind, an apostle of nature, one deeply fluent in natural history.”
― The Girl and the Tiger
― The Girl and the Tiger
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