The Faerie Hounds of York Quotes

“Or perhaps no one would ever find him, and the foxes and ravens would speak his only eulogy from between sharp teeth and wicked beach, consigning him to the earth in their foreign tongues.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“I don't see how one can both preach love and condemn it in the same breath. I fear a public hanging far more than I fear Hell.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“Necessity will drive a man to learn any manner of things. Necessity, and love.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“I've seen magic. It lingers in the tree roots and the season's first frost. It's deep in the earth - though not so far out of reach as you might think.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“We shall look for the road home. If anyone can find it, it will be you. And until then, we'll stay side by side, and if we forget the world, we'll forget it together. And if we turn into trees, we'll grow so near to one another that our roots will tangle under the ground, and we won't be able to tell where one of us ends and the other begins, We'll be together this time.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“If the north was ever in your blood, it'll stay there.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York

“And until then, we'll stay side by side, and if we forget the world, we'll forget it together. And if we turn into trees, we'll grow so near to one another that our roots will tangle under the ground, and we won't be able to tell where one of us ends and the other begins. We'll be together, this time.”
― Arden Powell, The Faerie Hounds of York