Dawn of Flame Quotes

“He scarcely knew whether to be glad or bitter, for indeed, though she had granted his request to spare his companions, she had granted it only at the cost of the destruction of the cause for which he had sacrificed everything. There were no Harriers any more, but he was still to die for them.”
― Stanley G. Weinbaum, Dawn of Flame

“He scarcely know whether to be glad or bitter, for indeed, though she had granted his request to spare his companions, she had granted it only at the cost of the destruction of the cause for which he had sacrificed everything. There were no Harriers any more, but he was still to die for them.”
― Stanley G. Weinbaum, Dawn of Flame

“Too many questions breed answers to none.”
― Stanley G. Weinbaum, Dawn of Flame