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Night Watch Night Watch by Jayne Anne Phillips
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“ConaLee, there is no forever. We are on our walk and the day is fine.”
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“A blank pulsing thud of heartbeat is the only key he possesses, and it fits no lock.”
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“That we are still and stars are turning.”
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“hold”
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“Reasons for Admission 1864 to 1889 Intemperance & Business Trouble Kicked in the Head by a Horse Hereditary Predisposition Ill Treatment by Husband Imaginary Female Trouble Hysteria Immoral Life Imprisonment Jealousy and Religion Laziness Marriage of Son Masturbation & Syphilis Masturbation for 30 Years Medicine to Prevent Conception Menstrual Deranged Mental Excitement Novel Reading Nymphomania Opium Habit Over Action Of The Mind”
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“read my thoughts better than I could think them. But I pulled close the pounding heart of the rabbit on the lawn, and the sound of the owl beating his great wings, flying to find the rabbit and tear it open.”
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“So many died birthing babies, the risk taken willingly or forced upon them.”
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“for the whole town is here, first in alarm and now in curiosity and speculation.”
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“Story dismisses chance or destiny but believes in the still, small voice that draws one forward incrementally.”
Jayne Anne Phillips, Night Watch
“ConaLee, there is no forever. We are on our walk and the day is fine. You must think…each day is separate, until a way is clear.”
Jayne Anne Phillips, Night Watch
“Our lives are small, our victories smaller.”
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“in the last days perilous times shall come.”
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“upon me. I never saw them, knew them.”
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“Weed,”
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“for he does not remember, remembers nothing, though felt at last within himself the miracle of a truth known and believed.”
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“his Southern sympathies a cover for a diseased mind.”
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“Miss Janet, not her surname, I think, may never remember who she was, but perhaps she can accept who she is.”
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“but he hungered to lose himself in a human endeavor that was not war.”
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“yet our peace, prosperity and happiness, and…that of the whole country, [depends] on the speedy suppression of this attempt to overthrow the Government of our fathers;”
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