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The Fever of the World (Merrily Watkins, #15) The Fever of the World by Phil Rickman
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“Seconds passed. If there’d been an old clock in here, its ticks would have sounded slow and menacing.”
Phil Rickman, The Fever of the World
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“Sometimes,’ Mr Unsworth said, ‘one wants to be influenced by places. Sometimes not.”
Phil Rickman, The Fever of the World
“No wonder most people kept it entirely out of their lives, turned a blind eye to otherworldly mysteries, embraced scepticism. And also atheism because any kind of god was just confusing. Take all this stuff away and your life would slowly become rational.”
Phil Rickman, The Fever of the World
“Sliding on to a very public bench, dead centre of Ross. He was feeling heavy but insubstantial, like vinegar-soaked fish and chip paper tossed from a passing car.”
Phil Rickman, The Fever of the World