Day of the Dragon King Quotes

“I wish we could go there,” he said. The wind started to blow. Jack looked out one last time at the Chinese couple. They seemed to be glowing like stars.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“And millions of books,” said Annie.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“It looks so peaceful,” said Annie. “You can never be sure,” said Jack. “Remember, Pompeii looked peaceful before the volcano went off.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“The spirits can only travel in straight lines,” said the scholar.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“The cloth sack had turned back into his backpack.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“He bowed to show his respect. “Thank you,” said Jack and Annie. They bowed back to him.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“All the books in the Imperial Library will be burned,” he said. “That’s rotten!” said Annie. “Indeed it is!” the scholar said quietly.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

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― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

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― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“woods.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“In the flickering lamplight, they wandered down the rows of soldiers. No two soldiers had the same nose, the same eyes, or the same mouth. “Oh, man. No wonder so many people had to work on this tomb,” said Jack.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“It’s beautiful,” said Annie. “Feel.” She handed it to Jack. The thread was smooth and soft.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

“Can you do me a great favor?” he asked. “I would be most grateful.” “Of course,” said Annie.”
― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King

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― Mary Pope Osborne, Day of the Dragon King