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Kingdom Come (Backyard Starship, #7) Kingdom Come by J.N. Chaney
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“Don’t get cocky”
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“That veered into places my Midwestern heart found dangerously close to a compliment.”
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“Faced with that kind of barbarism”
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“I offered a weak smile. “Well”
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“So. You’re Van Tudor,” she said. “My upper half”
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“Self-flagellation is a specialty for me”
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“I’ll put it this way—if the Earth blew up tomorrow and the only thing that survived was bacon”
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“The Master smiled again. “Humility looks good on you”
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“The best Peacemaker is the one that makes mistakes”
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“For this mission”
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“But Markov was everything I hated in a criminal—narcissistic”
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“Induction is the stuff you do to join the military in the first place—the paperwork”
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“I turned to Torina and Icky. “Hungry?” They exchanged a glance”
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“I’ve been hanging around in Iowa too long, I guess. I’m this close to saying ope every time we pass by another ship.”
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“I wasn’t sure how good it really was, because to me, vodka just tasted like nail polish and despair.”
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“The instrument, which had a name that sounded like someone trying to dislodge a chicken bone from their throat, apparently filled the same role in space as bagpipes did on Earth—a sound everyone hated to love and loved to hate. It didn’t manage quite the edge bagpipes did, though, more like a hurdy-gurdy crossed with a zither. It was the kind of instrument that Ren-Faire people would adopt and tote from festival to festival with an air of inscrutable elitism.”
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“Hey, when you’re a nail, everything looks like a hammer.”
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“Uh—outbreak? As in a disease?” “No, it’s an outbreak of happiness and good cheer.” She sniffed. “Of course it’s a disease outbreak.”
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“Well, that worked,” I said. “It did, and all you had to do was make a rookie Peacemaker feel like a complete piece of shit,” Perry replied. “I’ll buy Dugrop’che a drink.”
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“The best Peacemaker is the one that makes mistakes, then goes out and fixes them.”
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“But leopards really don’t change their spots, they just cover them up for a while.”
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“Charm was like any other weapon. If you didn’t have a defense against it, you could wind up dead.”
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“he”
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“Getting lost in my own head was bad for”
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“something I was going to have to overcome. If I let the Sorcerers start living rent free inside my head, making me hesitate, they’d already won a sort of victory, hadn’t they?”
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“10 mm sockets vanish into thin air if you turn your eyes away from them for a second.”
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“While I’m at it, why don’t I put on a wet copper helmet and go stand out on a hilltop during a lightning storm?”
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“better to be judged by twelve than carried by six, as the old adage goes.”
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“When talking about the cat, the mouse only whispers, yes?”
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“As they sow, so shall they reap,”
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