S/N Epigraph Author of Epigraph (Last name, First name) Source of Epigraph Medium of Epigraph (Novel, Play, Song etc) Country of Source of Epigraph (if applicable) Chapter/ Parts Epigraphs (Y/N) Author (Last name, First Name) Title of Book Nationality Year of Original Publication Genre Year of Epigraph (if applicable) ISBN Remarks Book's Edition (if applicable) 1 "I remember my own childhood vividly... I knew terrible things. But I knew I mustn't let adults know I knew. It would scare them." Maurice Sendak, (in conversation with Art Spiegelman) The New Yorker Article US Gaiman, Neil The Ocean at the End of the Lane US 2013 Fiction, Realistic fiction, 1993 2 "To live in the world without becoming aware of the meaning of the world is like wandering about in a great library without touching the books." Hall, Mandy Palmer The Secret Teachings of all Ages Book Canadian Brown, Dan The Lost Symbol US 2010 Fiction, Mystery 3 "And after, when we went outside to look at her finished lantern from the road, I said I liked the way her light shone through the face that flickered in the dark." Vandenberg, Katrina "Jack O'Lantern", Atlas Poem US Green, John Papertowns US 2008 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 4 "People say friends don't destroy one another What do they know about friends?" The Mountain Goats "Game Shows Touch Our Lives" Song US Green, John Papertowns US 2008 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 5 "The world breaks everyone, and afterward, many are strong at the broken places." Hemingway, Ernest A Farewell to Arms Poem US Niven, Jennifer All the Bright Places US 2015 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 6 "Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there." Rumi Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing Poem Persia Nelson, Jandy I'll Give You the Sun US 2014 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 7 "I believe in nothing by the holiness of the heart's affections and the truth of the imagination." Keats, John Unknown Letter to friend UK Nelson, Jandy I'll Give You the Sun US 2014 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 8 "Where there is great love, there are always miracles." Cather, Willa Death Comes for the Archbishop Novel US Nelson, Jandy I'll Give You the Sun US 2014 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9 "It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are." Cummings, E. E. Unknown Unknown US Nelson, Jandy I'll Give You the Sun US 2014 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 10 "Who you lookin for What was his name you can prob'ly find him at the football game it's a small town you know what I mean it's a small town, son and we all support the team" McMurtry, James "Talkin' At the Texaco" Song US King, Stephen Under the Dome US 2009 Fiction, Science Fiction, 11 "If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel's heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence." Eliot, George Middlemarch Novel UK Ness, Patrick The Knife of Never Letting Go US 2008 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 12 "Who's in the bunker? Who's in the bunker? Women and children first And the children first And the children I laugh until my head comes off I swallow 'til I burst" Radiohead "Idioteque" Song UK Ness, Patrick Monsters of Men US 2010 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 13 "There can be no scholar without the heroic mind. The preamble of thought, the transition through which it passes from the unconscious to the conscious, is action. Only so much do I know, as I have lived. Instantly we know whose words are laded with life, and whose not. The world, -- this shadow of the soul, or other me -- lies wide around. Its attractions are the keys which unlock my thoughts and make me acquainted with myself. I run eagerly into this resounding tumult." Waldo Emerson, Ralph "The American Scholar" Essay US Grove, S.E. The Glass Sentence US 2014 Fiction, Mystery, Historical Fiction 14 "I saw a tree inside a tree rise kaleidoscopically as if the leaves had livelier ghosts." Wiman, Christian From A Window Poem US Yoon, Paul Snow Hunters US 2013 Fiction 15 "Children in the trees, one falling into the grip of another" Ondaatje, Michael Driving with Dominic in the Southern Province We See Hints of the Circus Poem Sri-Lanka/Canada Yoon, Paul Snow Hunters US 2013 Fiction 16 "All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream." Poe, Edgar Allan "Dream within a Dream" Poem US Anderson, Robert L. Dreamland US 2015 Fiction, 17 "I dreamed I was a butterfly, flitting around in the sky; then I awoke. Now I wonder: Am I a man who dreamt of being a butterfly, or am I a butterfly dreaming I am a man?" Tzu, Chuang Unknown Unknown China Anderon, Robert L. Dreamland US 2015 Fiction 18 "Our truest life is when we are in dreams awake." Thoreau, Henry David A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers Book US Anderson, Robert L. Dreamland US 2015 Fiction 19 "In August 1944 the historic walled city of Saint-Malo, the brightest jewel of the Emerald Coast of Brittany, France, was almost totally destroyed by fire.... Of the 865 buildings within in the walls, only 182 remained standing and all were damaged to some degree." Beck, Philip The Burning of Saint-Malo Book France Doerr, Anthony All the Light we Cannot See US 2014 Fiction, Historical Fiction 20 "It would not have been possible for us to take power or to use it in the way we have without the radio." Goebbels, Joseph Radio as the Eighth Great Power Speech Germany Doerr, Anthony All the Light we Cannot See US 2014 Fiction, Historical Fiction 21 "A stranger here Strange things doth meet, strange glory see. Strange treasures lodg'd in this fair world appear. Strange all and new to me." Traherne, Thomas The Salutation Poem UK Shearer, Alex The Speed of the Dark US 2003 Fiction, Science Fiction, 1636-1674 22 "There is a lurking fear that some things are not meant to be known, that some inquiries are too dangerous for human beings to make." Sagan, Carl Broca's Brain: Reflections on the Romance of Science Book US Khoury, Raymond The Devil's Elixir US 2011 Fiction, Mystery Fiction 23 "Either he is making a colossal mistake, or he will be known as the Galileo of the 20th century." Lief, Harold Dr. Harold Lief, discussing the work of Dr. Ian Stevenson in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease Book US Khoury, Raymond The Devil's Elixir US 2011 Fiction, Mystery Fiction 24 "If we don't change the direction we are headed, we will end up where we're going." Unknown Unknown Chinese Proverb China Picoult, Jodi Nineteen Minutes US 2007 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction 25 "When you begin a journey of revenge, start by digging two graves: one for your enemy, and one for yourself." Unknown Unknown Chinese Proverb China Picoult, Jodi Nineteen Minutes US 2007 Fiction, Mystery Fiction 26 "Sometimes life is more like a river than a book." Conley, Cort Conversation between Lee Smith and Cort Conley Conversation US Smith, Lee The Last Girls US 2002 Fiction 27 "Battle not with monsters lest you become a monster and if you gaze into the abyss the abyss gazes into you." Nietzsche, Friedrich Beyond Good and Evil Book Germany Ness, Patrick The Ask and the Answer US 2009 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 28 "Goodbye and Keep Cold" (entire poem) Frost, Robert "Goodbye and Keep Cold" Poem US Davis, Jenny Goodbye and Keep Cold US 1987 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 29 "Stories are the most important thing in the world. Without stories, we wouldn't be human beings at all." Pullman, Philip Unknown Unknown UK Pullman, Philip The Ruby in the Smoke US 1985 Fiction, Mystery Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 30 "The night is darkening round me The wild winds coldly blow But a tyrant spell has bound me And I cannot, cannot go." Bronte, Emily "Spellbound" Poem UK Johnson, Maureen The Shadow Cabinet US 2014 Fiction, Supernatural Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 31 "I stand amid the roar Of a sur-tormented shore, And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand -- How few! yet how they creep Through my fingers to the deep, While I weep -- While I weep! O God! can I not grasp Them with a tighter clasp? O God! can I not save One from the pitiless wave? Poe, Edgar Allan "A Dream Within a Dream" Poem US Johnson, Maureen The Shadow Cabinet US 2014 Fiction, Supernatural Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 32 "Yea, and if some God shall wreck me in the wine-dark deep, even so I will endure.... For already have I suffered full much, and much have I toiled in perils of waves and war; let this be added to the tale of those." Homer The Odyssey Poem Greece Jarzab, Anna Tandem US 2013 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 33 "Be not afraid of greatness: Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrus upon them." Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Play UK Jarzab, Anna Tandem US 2013 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 34 "Come now, children.... You must tell me all about your adventure. All, all about it. What you thought and what you said, and how you managed to carry off the whole, crazy caper." Konigsburg, E.L. From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler Novel US Caletti, Deb Essential Maps for the Lost US 2016 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 35 "You got a fast car I want a ticket to anywhere Maybe we make a deal Maybe together we can get somewhere...." Chapman, Tracy "Fast Car" Song US Caletti, Deb Essential Maps for the Lost US 2016 Fiction, Contemporary Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 36 "I have never been to St John's Wood. I dare not. I should be afraid of the innumerable night of fir trees, afraid to come upon a blood red cup and the beating of the wings of the EAgle." Chesterton, G.K. The Napoleon of Notting Hill Novel UK Gaiman, Neil Neverwhere US 1996 Fiction 37 "If ever thou gavest hosen or shoon / Then every night and all / Sit thou down and put them on / And Christ receive thy soul This aye night, this aye night / Every night and all / Fire and fleet and candlelight / And Christ receive thy soul If ever thou gavest meat or drink / Then every night and all / The free shall never make thee shrink / And Christ receive thy soul" Bird, Andrew and Berninger, Matt "The Lyke Wake Dirge" Song UK Gaiman, Neil Neverwhere US 1996 Fiction 38 "Wherever you are is my home -- my only home." Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Novel UK Jarzab, Anna Tether US 2015 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 39 "Nature's great book is written in mathematical symbols." Galileo Unknown Unknown Italy Jarzab, Anna Tether US 2015 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 40 "For Kilmeny had been she knew not where / An Kilmeny had seen what she could not declare." Hogg, James "Kilmeny" Song Scotland Jarzab, Anna Tether US 2015 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 41 "I thought I could organise freedom, How Scandinavian of me." Björk "Hunter" Song Iceland Ness, Patrick The Rest of Us Just Live Here US 2015 Fiction, 42 "They will come back -- come back again, as long as the red Earth rolls. / He never wasted a leaf or a tree. Do you think He would squander souls?" Kipling, Rudyark "The Snack of the Gods" Song UK James, Lauren The Next Together US 2015 Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 43 "The breaking of so great a thing should make a greater crack." Shakespeare, William Antony and Cleopatra Play UK Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 44 "The words are purposes. The words are maps." Rich, Adrienne "Diving into the Wreck" Poem US Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 45 "Will you take me as I am? Will you? Mitchell, Joni "California" Song Canada Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 46 "We are now in the mountains and they are in us..." Muir, John My First Summer in the Sierra Book UK Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 47 "If your Nerve, deny you -- / Go above your Nerve --" Dickinson, Emily #292 Poem US Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 48 "When I had no roof I made Audacity my roof." Pinksy, Robert "Samurai Song" Song US Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 49 "Never never never give up." Churchill, Winston 1941 Harrow Hall Commencement Speech Speech UK Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 50 "I'm a slow walker, but I never walk back." Lincoln, Abraham Unknown Unknown US Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 51 Tell me, what is it you plan to do / With your one wild and precious life? Oliver, Mary "The Summer Day" Poem US Strayed, Cheryl Wild US 2012 Non-fiction, Memoir 52 Son coeur est un luth suspendu; Sitot qu’on le touche il resonne (His heart is a suspended lute; Whenever one touches it, it resounds de Béranger, Pierre Jean "Le Refus" Song France Poe, Edgar Allen The Fall of the House of Usher US 1839 53 - Aristotle Politics Book Greece Butler, Samuel Erewhon US 1872 54 There is no action save upon a balance of considerations Aristotle paraphrase Butler, Samuel Erewhon US 1872 55 Yet shall ye be as the wings of a dove NA Bible, Psalms 68:13 Bible NA Poe, Edgar Allen The Renaissance US 1873 56 Et ignotas animum dimittit in artes Ovid Metamorphoses, VIII, 188 Poem Italy Joyce, James A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man US 1915 Fiction 57 My men like satyrs grazing on the lawns / Shall with their goat-feet dance the antic hay Marlowe, Christopher Edward II Play UK Huxley, Aldous Antic Hay US 1923 Fiction 58 Well, in our country, said Alice, still panting a little, you’d generally get to somewhere else… Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass Novel UK Waugh, Evelyn Vile Bodies US 1930 Fiction 59 If I wasn’t real, Alice said - half laughing through her tears… Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass Novel UK Waugh, Evelyn Vile Bodies US 1930 Fiction 60 Les utopies apparaissent comme bien plus realisables qu’on ne le croyait autrefois… Berdiaeff, Nicolas Unknown Unknown Russia Huxley, Aldous Brave New World US 1932 Fiction 61 Let us not take it for granted that life exists more fully in what is commonly thought big than in what is commonly thought small." Woolf, Virginia "Modern Fiction" Essay UK Schott, Ben Schott's Original Miscellany US 2002 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 62 verbis accipe: aequitas causa sapienta occasio tempus Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Grayling, A.C. The Challenge of Things: Thinking Through Troubled Times US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 63 Thus have I made as it were a small globe of the intellectual world, as truly and faithfully as I could discover. Bacon, Francis The Advancement of Learning Book UK Wilson, Edward O. Consilience: The unity of Knowledge US 1999 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1605 64 When evening comes, I return home and go into my study. On the threshold I strip off my muddy, sweaty, workday clothes, and put on the robes of court and palace, and in this graver dress I enter the antique courts of the ancients and am welcomed by them, and there I taste the food that alone is mine, and for which I was born. And there I make bold to speak to them and ask the motives of their actions, and they, in their humanity, reply to me. And for the space of four hours I forget the world, remember no vexation, fear poverty no more, tremble no more at death... Machiavelli, Nicolò Letter to Francesco Vettori Florence Letter Italy Evan, Jules Philosophy for Life: And Other Dangerous Situations US 2013 Non-Fiction, Philosophical Fiction 1513 65 It is not that they Way broadens humans; it is that humans broadens the Way. Confucius The Analects Book China Puett, Michael and Gross-Loh, Christine The Path: What Chinese Philosophers Can Teach Us about the Good Life US 2016 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 66 If you possess a firm grasp of these tenets, you will see / that Nature, rid of harsh tasktakers, all at once is free / And everything she does, does on her own, so that gods play / No part ... Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 2 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 67 A mistake I strongly urge you to avoid for all you're worth, / An error in this matter you should give the widest berth: / Namely don't imagine that the bright lights of your eyes / Were purpose made so we could look ahead, or that our thighs / And calves were hinged together at the joints and set on feet / So we could walk with length stride, or that forearms fit neat / To brawny upper arms, and are equipped on right and left / With helping hands, solely that we be dexterous and deft / At undertaking all the things we need to do to live, / This rationale and all the others like it people give, / Jumbles effect and cause, and puts the cart before the horse... Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 4 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 68 O miserable minds of men! O hearts that cannot see! / Beset by such great dangers and in such obscurity / You spend your lot of life! Don't you know it's plain / That all your nature yelps for is a body free from pain, / And, to enjoy pleasure, a mind removed from fear and care? Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 2 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US Non-Fiction, Philosophy 69 For certainly the elements of things do not collect / And order their formations by their cunning intellect, / Nor are their motions something they agree upon or prospose; / But being myriad and many-mingled, plagued by blows / And buffeted through the universe for all time past, / By trying every motion and combination, they at last, / Fell into the present form in which the universe appears. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 1 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 70 And therefore to assume there was one person gave a name / To everything, and that all learned their first words from the same, Is stuff and nonsense. Why should one human being from among / The rest be able to designate and name things with his tongue / And others no possess the power to do likewise? ... Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 71 For you will find that everything for which we have a name / Is either a quality of the two, or consequence of the same. / A quality is what, without obliterating shock, / Can never be seperated snd removed: as weight to rock, / As heat to flame, wet to water, the ability to touch / To every substance, intangibility to the void. But such / As slavery, penury and riches, freedom, war and peace, / Whatever comes and goes while natures stay unchanging, these / We rightly tend to term as 'consequences' or 'events'. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 1 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 72 For then, since gold was soft and blunted easily, men would deem / It useless, but bronze was a metal held in high esteem. / Now the opposite: bronze is held cheap, while gold is prime. / And so the seasons of all things roll with the round of time: / What once was valueable, at length is held of no account, / While yet the worth of that which was despised begins to mount. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 73 Now then, listen. In order for you to fully comprehend / That minds and flimsy spirits have a birthday and an end, / I've spent long hours hunting the right words, and labour of love, / To set forth for you in poetry that's worthy of / Your life's calling. But do this favour for me just the same, / And yoke both of these concepts underneath a single name, / So that, say, when I speak of spirit, teaching that it dies, / Understand that I am referring to the mind likewise, / Seeing that a single soul is formed out of their union. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 3 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 74 You see / Don't you, that even though a force outside them may propel / A crowd, sometimes stampeding them against their will , pell-mell / Yet there is something in our chest can fight back and stand / Against it, making the mass of matter turn at its command / Throughout our body, and when that mass is spurred ahead can rein / It back into its place and settle it back down again. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 2 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 75 Therefore we must consider well celestial happenings, / And by what principle the sun and moon run their courses, / And all phenomena upon the earth, and governing forces. / And then especially, we must nose into whith sharp wits, / What makes up the soul and what the nature of it is. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 1 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 76 Sooner or later, you will seek to break away from me, / Won over by doomsayer-prophets. They can, certainly, / Conjure up for you enough of nightmares to capsize / Life's order, and churn all your fortunes with anxieties. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 2 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 77 It is far preferable to live in peace and to obey / Than to wish to reign in power and hold whole kingdoms in your sway. / Let others wear themselves out all for nothing, sweating blood, / Battling their way along ambition's narrow road. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 78 Since as men clawed to the pinnacle of office, all the time / They strewed their path wtih perils. And at the apex of their climb, / Often Envy would blast them like a thunderbolt, to fell / Them with disdain and hurl them in the pit of hateful Hell Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 79 Then when the whole earth moves beneath our feet, and cities tumble / To the ground, hit hard, or cities badly shaken, threaten to crumble, / Is it surprising mortal men are suddenly made humble, / And are ready to believe in the awesome might and wondrous force / Of gods, the powers at the rudder of the universe? Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 80 And trickles of silver and gold, also copper and lead, would stream / And pool in the earth's hollows. When cooled, men saw the gleam / Of their glinting colours in the soil, and drawn to what they found -- / They shiny smoothness of the nuggets -- pried them from the ground, / And saw these bore the shapes of the depressions where they lay. / Then this drove home that they could shape the nuggets in this way -- / Melting them down and pouring them into any mould they made. Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 5 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 81 Nothing can be made from nothing -- once we see that's so, / Already we are on the way to what we know: / What can things be fashioned from? And how is it without / The machinations of the gods, all things can come about? Lucretius De Rerum Natura, Book 1 Poem Rome Ridley, Matt The Evolution of Everything US 2015 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 82 Have you hear that it was good to gain the day? / I also say it is good to fall, battles are lost / in the same spirit in which they are won... / Vivas to those who have fail'd! / And to those whose war vessels sank in the sea! / And to those themselves who sank in the sea! / And to all generals that lost engagements, / And all overcome heroes / And the numberless unknown heroes equal / to the greatest heroes known! Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem US Collins, Paul Banvard's Folly: Thirteen Tales of people who didn't change the world US 2001 Non-Fiction, Biography 9780312300333 83 ...death hath ten thousand several doors / For men to take their exits. Webster, John The Duchess of Malfi Play UK Nuland, Sherwin B. How We Die: Reflections on Life's Final Chapter US 1995 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1612 84 What is the use of such a study? The criticism implied in this question has never bothered me, for any activity seems to me of value if it satisfies curiousity, stimulates ideas, and gives a new slant to our understanding of the social world. Milgram, Stanley The Individual in a Social World Book US Wiseman, Richard Quirkology: Ho we Discover the Big Truths in Small Things US 2007 Non-Fiction, Pyschology 85 And this grey spirit, yearning in desire / To follow knowledge like a sinking star / Beyond the utmost bound of human thought. Tennyson, Alfred "Ulysses" Poem UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 86 I would earnestly warn you against trying to find out tht reason for and explanation of everything... To try and find out the reason for everything is very dangerous and leads to nothing but disappointment and dissatisfaction, unsettling your mind and in the end making you miserable. Queen Victoria Letter to granddaughter Princess Victoria of Hesse Letter UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 1883 87 ...well who was the first person in the universe before there was anybody that made it all who ah that they dont know neither do I... Joyce, James Ulysses Novel Ireland Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 88 The riddle does not exist. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Book Austria / UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 89 Harley told his Mother, that he was thinking all day -- all the morning, all the day, all the evening -- "what it would be, if there were Nothing! if all the men, & women, & Trees, & grass, and birds & beasts, & the Sky, & the Ground, were all gone: Darkness & Coldness -- & nothing to be dark & cold. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Letter to Sara Hutchinson Letter UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 1802 90 NOTHING! thou elder brother even to shade / That hadst a being ere the world was made, / And (well fixed) are alone of ending not afraid. Wilmot, John "Upon Nothing" Poem UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 91 Nothing, / said Heidegger, / the modernist / eminence, / noths. Jones, Archilochus "Metaphysics Explained For You" Unknown Greece Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 92 Science cannot answer the deepest questions. As soon as you ask why there is something instead of nothing, you have gone beyond science. Sandage, Allan Unknown Unknown US Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 93 See Mystery to Mathematics fly! / In vain! they gaze, turn giddy, rave, and die. Pope, Alexander The Dunciad Poem UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 94 No question is more sublime than why there is a Universe: why there is anything rather than nothing. Parfit, Derek Why anything? Why this? Article UK Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 95 I am, however, a real thing and really exist. But what thing? I have answered: a thing that thinks. Descartes Meditations Book France Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 96 A man finds himself, to his great astonishment, suddenly existing, after thousands of years of non-existence; he lives for a little while; and then, again, comes an equally long period when he must exist no more. The heart rebels against this, and feels that is cannot be true. Schopenhauer, Arthur "The Vanity of Existence" Book Germany Holt, Jim Why Does the World Exist? US 2012 Non-Fiction, Cosmology 97 The initial mystery that attends any journey is: how did the traveller reach his starting point in the first place? How did I reach the window, the walls, the fireplace, the room itself; how do I happen to be beneath this ceiling and above this floor? Oh that is a matter for conjecture, for argument pro and con, for research, supposition, dialectic! I can hardly remember now. Unlike Living-stone, on the verge of darkest Africa, I have no maps to hand, no globe of the terrestial or the celestial sphere, no chart of moutains, lakes, no sextant, no artificial horizon. If ever I possessed a compass, it has long since disappeared. There must be, however, some reasonable explanation for my presence here. Some step started me toward this point, as opposed to all other points on the habitable globe. I must consider; I must discover it. Bogan, Louise Journey Around My Room Book US Ackerman, Diane A Natural History of the Senses US 1995 Non-Fiction, Psychology, Social Sciences 98 A mind that is stretched to a new idea never return to its original dimension. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Unknown Unknown US Ackerman, Diane A Natural History of the Senses US 1995 Non-Fiction, Psychology, Social Sciences 99 The spirit comes to guide me in my need, I write, "In the beginning was the Deed." Goethe Faust Play Germany Miles, Jack GOD: A Biography US 1996 Non-Fiction, Religion 100 What is honoured in a country will be cultivated there. Plato Republic Book Greece Weiner, Eric The Geography of Genius US 2016 Non-Fiction 101 The intelligent want self-control; children want candy. Rumi Unknown Unknown Persia McGonigal, Kelly The Willpower Instinct: How Self-control works, Why it Matters, and What you can do to get more of it US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 102 ... Forever Jomini, Jomini, but never a mention of Vodka Denis Davydov Unknown Unknown Russia Tolstoy, Leo Two Hussars US 1856 Fiction 103 Vengence is mine, I will repay NA Bible, Romans 12:19–21 Bible NA Tolstoy, Leo Anna Karenina US 1877 Fiction, Literary Realism 104 Under which King, Bezonian? speak or die! Shakespeare, William Henry IV. part II. Play UK Scott, Walter Waverly US 1814 Fiction 105 So foul a sky clears not without a storm Shakespeare, William King John part II Play UK Conrad, Joseph Nostromo US 1904 Fiction 106 Those that hold that all things are governed by fortune had not erred, had they not persisted there. Browne, Thomas Religio Medici Book UK Conrad, Joseph Chance US 1913 Fiction, Speculative fiction 107 And shippes by the brinke comen and gon, And in swich forme endure a day or two Chaucer, Geoffrey The Frankeleyn's Tale Book UK Conrad, Joseph The Mirror of the Sea US 1906 108 Since I can do no good because a woman, Reach constantly at something that is near it. Beaumont, Francis and Fletcher, John The Maid's Tragedy Play UK Eliot, George Middlemarch US 1872 109 “Mine ear is open, and my heart prepared: The worst is worldly loss thou canst unfold: Say, is my kingdom lost?" Shakespeare, William King Richard Play UK Cooper, James Fenimore The Last of the Mohicans US 1826 110 Oh! 't is hard, 't is hard to be working         The whole of the live-long day,      When all the neighbours about one         Are off to their jaunts and play.     "There's Richard he carries his baby,         And Mary takes little Jane,      And lovingly they'll be wandering         Through fields and briery lane. Unknown MANCHESTER SONG Unknown Unknown Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn Mary Barton US 111 I May be honoured as the Sons of Heaven but I have no freedom. Yang Jian, The Emperor Wendi, Founder of the Sui Dynasty Unknown Unknown China Cheng, Terrence Sons of Heaven US 2002 Fiction 112 "The audience is the other half of me." Presley, Elvis Unknown Unknown US Conrad, C.A. Advanced Elvis Course US 2009 Non-fiction 113 "You young people, full of vigor and vitality, are in the bloom of life, like the sun at eight or nine in the morning Our hope is placed on you... The world belongs to you." Mao, Zedong The Little Red Book Book China Wong, Normal Cultural Revolution US 1994 Non-fiction 114 "Alas! when passion is both meek, and wild!" Keats, John Isabella, or the Pot of Basil Poem UK Yates, Richard Revolutionary Road US 1989 Fiction 115 "...and thus it will go on, so long as children are gay and innocent and heartless." Barrie, James Matthew Peter Pan Novel Scotland Linmark, R. Zamora Rolling the R's US 1995 Fiction, Adult Fiction 116 "In nature we never see anything isolated, but everything in connection with something else which is before it, beside it, under it and over it." Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Unknown Unknown Germany Baluja, Shumeet The Silicon Jungle US 2011 Fiction 117 "I hate politics and belief in politics, because it makes men arrogant, doctrinate, obstinate, and inhuman." Mann, Thomas Reflections of a Nonpolitical Man Book Germany Beauman, Ned The Teleportation Accident US 2012 Fiction 118 "I know the birds; would to God I was among them." Audubon, John James Audubon's Journal Journal US Berry, Ciaran The Sphere of Birds US 2008 Poetry 119 "The Congress shall have Power to... grant Letters of Marque and Reprisal, and make Rules concerning Captures on Land and Water..." Philadelphia Convention Constitution of the United States. Article 1, Section 8 Legal Document US Berry, Steve The Jefferson Key US 2011 120 "Privateers are the nursey for pirates" Captain Johnson, Charles A General History of the Robberies and Murders of the most notorious Pyrates Book UK Berry, Steve The Jefferson Key US 2011 1724 121 "We shall not cease from exploration / And the end of all our exploring / Will be to arrive where we started / And know the place for the first time." Eliot, T.S. Little Gidding Poem UK Cebula, Travis Dangerous Things to Please a Girl US 2015 Fiction 122 "Holding this book in your hand, sinking back in your soft armchair, you will say to yourself: perhaps it will amuse me. And after you have read this story of great misfortunes, you will no doubt dine well, blaming the author for your own insensitivity, accusing him of wild exaggeration and flights of fancy. But rest assured: this tragedy is not a fiction. All is true." Balzac, Honoré de Le Père Goriot Novel France Mistry, Rohinton A Fine Balance US 1997 Historical Fiction 1835 9781400030651 123 "This desert inaccessible / Under the shade of melancholy boughs." Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play UK Orwell, George Burmese Days US 2009 Historical Fiction 1599 9780141185378 124 "We refuse to be each other." Blackham, H.J. Unknown Unknown UK Smith, Zadie On Beauty US 2006 Fiction 9780141026664 125 "To misstate, or even merely understate, the relation of the universities to beauty is one kind of error that can be made. A university is among the precious things that can be destroyed." Scarry, Elaine On Beauty and Being Just Book US Smith, Zadie On Beauty US 2006 Fiction 9780141026664 126 "When I say I hate time, Paul says / how else could we find depth / of character, or grow souls?" Doty, Mark School of the Arts Poem US Smith, Zadie On Beauty US 2006 Fiction 9780141026664 127 "No man, when he hath lighted a candle, putteth it in a secret place, neither under a bushel, but on a candlestick, that they which come in may see the light." NA Bible, Luke 11:33 Bible (King James version) NA Coelho, Paulo The Witch of Portobello US 2008 Fiction 9780007251889 128 "A person who gets deculturalised—and I nearly was, so I know this danger—loses his self-confidence. He suffers from a sense of deprivation. For optimum performance a man must know himself and the world. He must know where he stands. I speak the English language better than the Chinese language because I learnt English early in life. But I will never be an Englishman in a thousand generations and I have not got the Western value system inside; mine is an Eastern value system. Nevertheless, I use Western concepts, Western words because I understand them. But I also have a different system in my mind." Lee Kuan Yew National Day Rally speech Speech Singapore Loh, Vyvyane Breaking the Tongue US 2005 Fiction 1978 9780393326543 129 ". . . Shrewd Odysseus! . . . You are a fortunate man to have won a wife of such pre-eminent virtue! How faithful was your flawless Penelope, Icarius’ daughter! How loyally she kept the memory of the husband of her youth! The glory of her virtue will not fade with the years, but the deathless gods themselves will make a beautiful song for mortal ears in honour of the constant Penelope." Homer The Odyssey Poem Greece Atwood, Margaret The Penelopiad US 2006 Re-visionary fiction 9781841957982 130 “. . . he took a cable which had been service on a blue-bowed ship, made one end fast to a high column in the portico, and threw the other over the round-house, high up, so that their feet would not touch the ground. As when long-winged thrushes or doves get entangled in a snare . . . so the women's heads were held fast in a row, with nooses round their necks, to bring them to the most pitiable end. For a little while their feet twitched, but not for very long.” Homer The Odyssey Poem Greece Atwood, Margaret The Penelopiad US 2006 Re-visionary fiction 9781841957982 131 “There is a goddess of Memory, Mnemosyne; but none of Forgetting. Yet there should be, as they are twin sisters, twin powers, and walk on either side of us, disputing for sovereignty over us and who we are, all the way until death.” Holmes, Richard A Meander Through Memory and Forgetting Anthology UK Twan Eng, Tan The Garden of Evening Mists US 2012 Literary Fiction 9781602861800 132 “Every emancipation is a restoration of the human world and of human relationships to man himself.” Marx, Karl Zur Judenfrage Essay Germany Fowles, John The French Lieutenant's Woman US 2004 Postmodern Literature, Romance novel, Historical Fiction 9780099478331 133 "Let us not become gloomy as soon as we hear the word “torture”: in this particular case there is plenty to offset and mitigate that word—even something to laugh at." Friedrich Nietzsche On the Genealogy of Morals Book Germany Viet Thanh, Nguyen The Sympathizer US 2016 Historical Fiction 9781472151360 134 “What power has love but forgiveness? / In other words / by its intervention / what has been done / can be undone. / What good is it otherwise?” Williams, William Carlos Pictures from Brueghel and Other Poems Collection of poems Puerto Rica / US Picoult, Jodi Mercy US 2008 Fiction 9780340960547 135 “What other words, we may almost ask, are memorable and worthy to be repeated than those which love has inspired? It is wonderful that they were ever uttered. They are few and rare indeed, but, like a strain of music, they are incessantly repeated and modulated by memory. All other words crumble off with the stucco which overlies the heart. We should not dare to repeat these now aloud. We are not competent to hear them at all times. ” Thoreau, Henry David A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers Book US Picoult, Jodi Vanishing Acts US 2007 Fiction 9781416549345 136 "In the very earliest time, / when both people and animals lived on earth, / a person could become a human being. / Sometimes they were poeple / and sometimes animals / and there was no difference. / All spoke the same language. / That was the time when words were like magic. / The human mind had mysterious powers. / A word spoken by chance / might have strange consequences. / It would suddenly come alive / and what people wanted to happen could happen - / all you had to do was say it. / Nobody could explain this: / That's the way it was." Field, Edward An Inuit woman Translation US Picoult, Jodi The Tenth Circle US 2008 Fiction 9780340960561 137 “Alice laughed. 'There's no use trying,' she said. 'One can't believe impossible things.' / I daresay you haven't had much practice,' said the Queen. 'When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."" Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking-Glass Novel UK Picoult, Jodi Change of Heart US 2008 Fiction 9780340935828 138 "As the tide washed in, the Dutch Tulip Man faced the ocean: “Conjoiner rejoinder poisoner concealer revelator. Look at it, rising up and rising down, taking everything with it.” / “What’s that?” I asked. / “Water,” the Dutchman said. “Well, and time.”" Peter Van Houten An Imperial Affliction Fictional Novel Netherlands Green, John The Fault in Our Stars US 2012 Young Adult Fiction 9781101569184 139 "And still I dream he treads the lawn, / walking ghostly in the dew, / pierced by my glad singing through." William Butler Yeats The Song of the Happy Shepherd Poem Ireland Dick, Philip Kindred Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? US 2007 Science Fiction, Philosophical Fiction 9780575079939 140 "Auckland / A turtle which explorer Captain Cook gave to the King of Tonga in 1777 died yesterday. It was nearly 200 years old. The animal, called Tu'imalila, died at the royal palace ground in the Tongan capital of Nuku, Alofa. The people of Tonga regarded the animal as a chief, and special keepers were appointed to look after it. It was blinded in a bush fire a few years ago. Tonga radio said Tu'imalila's carcass would be sent to the Auckland Museum in New Zealand." Unknown Reuters News Article UK Dick, Philip Kindred Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? US 2007 Science Fiction, Philosophical Fiction 1966 9780575079939 141 "Down some cold field in a world outspoken / the young men are walking together, slim and tall, / and though they laugh to one another, silence is not broken; / there is no sound however clear they call. / They are speaking together of what they loved in vain here, / but the air is too thin to carry the things they say. / They were young and golden, but they came on pain here, / and their youth is age now, their gold is grey. / Yet their hearts are not changed, and they cry to one another, / 'What have they done with the lives we laid aside? / Are they young with our youth, gold with our gold, my brother? / Do they smile in the face of death, because we died?' / Down some cold field in a world uncharted / the young seek each other with questioning eyes. / They question each other, the young, the golden hearted, / of the world that they were robbed of in their quiet paradise." Humbert Wolfe Requiem: The Soldier Poem UK Louis de Bernières Captain Corelli's Mandolin US 1998 Romance Novel, Historical Fiction 9780749397548 142 "Optima dies…prima fugit" Virgil Georgics Poem Italy Cather, Willia My Antonia US 1999 Historical Fiction 9780140187649 143 "You are saved," cried Captain Delano, more and more astonished and pained; "you are saved: what has cast such a shadow upon you?" Melville, Herman The Piazza Tales Collection of Short Stories US Ellison, Ralph Invisible Man US 1995 Bildungsroman, African-American Literature, Social Commentary 9780679732761 144 "Harry: I tell you, it is not me you are looking at, / Not me you are grinning at, not me your confidential looks / Incriminate, but that other person, if person, / You thought I was: let your necrophily / Feed upon that carcase…" Eliot, T.S. The Family Reunion Play UK Ellison, Ralph Invisible Man US 1995 Bildungsroman, African-American Literature, Social Commentary 9780679732761 145 "And when Rachel saw that she bare Jacob no children, Rachel envied her sister; and said unto Jacob, Give me children, or else I die. / And Jacob's anger was kindled against Rachel; and he said, Am I in God's stead, who hath withheld from thee the fruit of the womb? / And she said, Behold my maid Bilhah, go in unto her; and she shall bear upon my knees, that I may also have children by her." NA Genesis 30:1-24 Bible (King James version) NA Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale US 1998 Utopian and Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction 9780385490818 146 "But as to myself, having been wearied out for many years with offering vain, idle, visionary thoughts, and at length utterly despairing of success, I fortunately fell upon this proposal... " Swift, Jonathan A Modest Proposal Essay Ireland Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale US 1998 Utopian and Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction 9780385490818 147 "In the desert there is no sign that says, Thou shalt not eat stones. " Unknown Unknown Sufi Proverb Unknown Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale US 1998 Utopian and Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction 9780385490818 148 "Be true! Be true! Be true! Show freely to the world, if not your worst, yet some trait whereby your worst may be inferred." Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Scarlett Letter Novel US Applegate, Debby The Most Famous Man in America US 2006 Non-Fiction, History 9780385513975 149 "Holy scripture excels all branches of learning in the very way it speaks; for with one and the same expression, while it recounts history it utters a mystery." Saint Gregory the Great Unknown Unknown Italy Bobrick, Benson Wide as the Waters US 2001 Non-Fiction, History 9781451613605 150 "Returning is not possible / And going forward is a great difficulty." Awoonor, Kofi Songs of Sorrow Poem Ghania Niedzviecki, Hal Trees on Mars: Our Obsession with the future US 2015 Non-Fiction, Sociology 9781609806378 151 "To me there is no past or future in art. / If a work of art cannot live always in / the present it must not be considered at / all. The art of the Greeks, of the Egyptians, / of the great painters who lived in other times, / is not an art of the past, perhaps it is more / alive today than it ever was." Picasso, Pablo Unknown Unknown Spain Boorstin, Daniel J. The Creators: A History of the Imagination US 1992 Non-Fiction, History 1923 679743758 152 "In art, we are the first to be heirs of all the earth... Accidents impair and Time transforms, but it is we who choose." Malraux, Andre Unknown Unknown France Boorstin, Daniel J. The Creators: A History of the Imagination US 1992 Non-Fiction, History 1950 679743758 153 "Nay, the same Solomon the king, although he excelled in the glory of treasure and magnificient buildings, of shipping and navigation, of service and attendance, of fame and renown, and the like, yet he maketh no claim to any of these glories, but only to the glory of the inquisition of truth; for so he saith expressly, "The glory of God is to conceal a thing, but the glory of the king is to find it out."; as if, according to the innocent play of children, the Divine Majesty took delight to hide his works, to the end to have them found out; and as if kings could not obtain a greater honour than to be God's play-fellows in that game." Bacon, Francis The Advancement of Learning Book UK Boorstin, Daniel J. The Discoverers: A History of Man's Search to know his World and Himself US 1983 Non-Fiction, Historical Fiction 1605 39472651 154 "For we are strangers before them, and sojourners, as were all our fathers." NA I Chronicles 29:15 Bible NA Obama, Barack Dreams from my Father US 1995 Non-Fiction, Memoir 9781847673510 155 "Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come." Hugo, Victor Unknown Unknown French US 156 "Every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism or in the darkness of destructive selfishness." King, Martin Luther, Jr. Unknown Unknown US Ricard, Matthieu Altruism: The Power of Compassion to Change Yourself and The World US 2013 Non-Fiction, Sociology 9780316297257 157 There is no real excellence in all this world which can be seperated from right living. Jordan, David Starr Unknown Unknown US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 158 We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Durant, Will The Story of Philosophy: The Lives and Opinions of the World's Greatest Philosophers Book US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 159 I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. Thoreau, Henry David Walden Book US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 160 What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters / compared to what lies within us. Holmes, Oliver Wendell US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 161 Things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least. Goethe Unknown Unknown Germany Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 162 We have commited the Golden Rule to memory; let us now commit it to life. Markham, Edwin Unknown Unknown US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 163 The heart has its reasons which reason knows not of. Pascal, Blaise Pensées Book France Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 164 Sometimes when I consider what tremendous consequences come from little things... I am tempted to think... there are no little things. Barton, Bruce Unknown Unknown US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 165 The Lord works from the inside out. The world works from the outside in. The world would take people out the slums. Christ takes the slums out of people, and then they take themselves out of the slums. The world would mold men by changing their environment. Christ changes men, who then change their environment. The world would shape human behaviour, but Christ can change human nature. Benson, Ezra Taft Teachings of Presidents of the Church Book US Covey, Stephen R. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People US 1989 Non-Fiction, Psychology 671663984 166 En notre vie mortelle il n'est d'autre verite que le chevauchement, tout le restant netant que lanternes et fariboles. (Our mortal life is nothing but coupling; all the rest is just lanterns and nonsense.) Cohen, Albert Belle du Seigneur Novel Greek/Switzerland Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1968 9780691133010 167 She must be soaping herself at this moment, he was thinking in the bath. Though he yearned to see her soon, he could not help feeling how ridiculous were these two human beings, at the same moment three kilometres apart, rubbing and scraping as though at so many dirty dishes, each in order to please the other, like actors preparing for a scene. Cohen, Albert Belle du Seigneur Novel Greek/Switzerland Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1968 9780691133010 168 As a little white snake / with lovely stripes on its young body / troubles the jungle elephant / this slip of a girl / her teeth like sprouts of new rice / her wrists stacked with bangles / troubles me Ramanujan, A. K. "What He Said" from Poems of Love and War Poem India/US Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1985 9780691133010 169 In his country / spotted crabs / borin in their mother's death / grow up with crocodiles / that devour their young. / Why is he here now? / And why does he / take those women, / a jangle of gold bangles / as they make love / only to leave them? Ramanujan, A. K. "What He Said" from Poems of Love and War Poem India/US Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1985 9780691133010 170 No man is sure he does not need to climb. / It is not human to feel safely placed. / "A girl can't go on laughing all the time." Empson, William "Reflection from Anita Loos" Poem UK Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1940 9780691133010 171 The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of reasearch into the feminine soul, is "What does a woman want?" Freud, Sigmund letter to Marie Bonaparte Letter Austria Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1926 9780691133010 172 I have never made a friend from whom I could not seperate, and I have never made an enemy whom I could not approach. Neves, Tancredo president-elect of Brazil Speech Brazil Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1985 9780691133010 173 Je suis soulfre et salpetre, vous netes que glace. (I am sulfur and saltperter, while you are ice.) Ronsard, Pierre de Unknown Unknown France Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1578 9780691133010 174 Et plus le temps nous fait cortege / Et plus le temps nous fait tourment / Mais n'est-ce pas le pire piege / Que vivre en paix pour des amants? / Bien sur tu pleures un peu moins tot / Je me dechire un peu plus tard / Nous protegeons moins nos mysteres / On laisse moins faire le hasard / On se mefie du fil de l'eau / Mais c'est toujours la tendre guerre Brel, Jacques "La chanson des vieux amants" Song Belgium/France Seabright, Paul The War of the Sexes US 2012 Non-Fiction, Psychology 1967 9780691133010 175 IN EARTH AND SKIE AND SEA STRANGE THYNGS THER BE Haggard, H.G. "Sherd of Amenartas" Poem UK H. Rider Haggard She US 176 The levity of the examples is not meant to offend. Philippa Foot The Problem of Abortion and the Doctrine of Double Effect Essay UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 177 "Clang, clang, clang" went the trolley / "Ding, ding, ding" went the bell / "Zing, zing, zing" went my heartstrings / From the moment I saw him fell. Martin, Hugh and Blane, Ralph "The Trolley Song" Song Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1944 9780691154022 178 How are they free from sin who... have taken a human life? Augustine, Saint Unknown Unknown Numidia Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 179 I realize the tragic significance of the atomic bomb. President Truman, Harry S. Radio Report to the American People on the Potsdam Conference Speech US Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1945 9780691154022 180 [The Trolley Problem] a lovely, nasty difficulty. Thomson, J.J. Rights, Restitution, and Risk: Essays in Moral Theory Book UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1986 9780691154022 181 Always recognize that human individuals are end, and do not use them as means to your end. Kant, Immanuel Unknown Unknown Germany Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 182 I am the man, the very fat man, that watered the workers' beer... Fisher, R. E. W. "The Man That Waters the Workers' Beer" Song UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 1938 9780691154022 183 Don't want to be a fat man, / People would think that I was / Just good fun. / Would rather be a thin man, / I am so glad to go on being one. Anderson, Ian "Fat Man" Song Scotland Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 184 Out of the crooked timber of humanity no straight thing was ever made. Kant, Immanuel Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Purpose Book Germany Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 185 It is the greatest good to be the greatest number of people which is the measure of right and wrong. Bentham, Jeremy A Fragment on Government Book UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 186 He was not a great philosopher, but he was a great reformer in philosophy. Mill, John Stuart Dissertations and Discussions: Political, Philosophical and Historical Book US Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 187 Man will become better when you show him what he is like. Chekhov, Anton Unknown Unknown Russia Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 188 A philosophical problem is not an empirical problem. Thompson, Judith Jarvis To The Chronicle of Higher Education E-mail US Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 189 The only really valueable thing is intuition. Einstein, Albert Unknown Unknown Germany Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 190 Among so many inhuman and bizarre cults, among this prodigious diversity of morals and characters, you will find everywhere the same ideas of justice and decency, everywhere the same notions of good and bad. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Emile, or On Education Book France Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 191 I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies but not the madness of people. Newton, Isaac Unknown Unknown UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 192 Tis not contrary to reason to prefer the destruction of the whole world to the scratching of my finger. Hume, David A Treatise of Human Nature Book Scotland Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 193 When a man has just been greatly honoured and has eaten a little he is at his most charitable. Nietzsche, Friedrich Unknown Unknown Germany Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 194 The heart has its reasons, of which reason knows nothing. Pascal, Blaise Pensées Book France Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 195 Act that your principle of action might safely be made a law for the whole world. Kant, Immanuel Unknown Unknown Germany Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 196 You do look glum! What you need is a gramme of soma. Huxley, Aldous Brave New World Book UK Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 197 Son cœur est un luth suspendu; Sitôt qu’on le touche il résonne Béranger, Pierre-Jean de "Le Refus" Song France Poe, Edgar Allan The Fall of the House of Usher US 198 The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them. Hemingway, Ernest To Dorothy Connable Letter US Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 199 I don't do trolleys. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Edmonds, David Would You Kill The Fat Man? US 2014 Non-Fiction, Philosophy 9780691154022 200 Migozarad! (It will pass!) Unknown Unknown Graffiti on the walls of a Kabul teahouse Unknown Seierstad, Asne The Bookseller of Kabul US 2002 Non-Fiction 9781844080472 201 For by my glee might many men have laughed, / And of my weeping something had been left, / Which must die now. I mean the truth untold, / The pity of war, the pity war distilled. Owen, Wilfred "Strange Meeting" Poem UK Ferguson, Niall The Pity of War US 1998 Non-Fiction 9780057122 202 The Sinister Spirit sneered: 'It had to be!' / And again the Spirit of Pity whispered, 'Why?' Hardy, Thomas "And there was a Great Calm" Poem UK Ferguson, Niall The Pity of War US 1998 Non-Fiction 9780057122 203 Philip of Spain wept when his armada went down. Was he the only one to weep? Brecht, Bertolt "Questions from a Worker who reads" Poem Germany Hanson, Niall The Confident Hope of a Miracle US 2003 Non-Fiction, History 9781400078172 204 I’ll break my staff, Bury it certain fathoms in the earth, And deeper than did ever plummet sound I’ll drown my book. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Grossman, Lev The Magician US 2009 Fiction 978-1-101-08228-7 205 We shall now seek that which we shall not find. Malory, Thomas Le Morte D’Arthur Book UK Grossman, Lev The Magician King US 2011 Fiction 978-1-101-53553-0 206 Further up and further in! Lewis, C.S The Last Battle Book UK Grossman, Lev The Magician's Land US 2014 Fiction 978-1-101-63353-3 207 This day relenting God / Hath placed within my hand / A wondrous thing; and God / Be praised. At his Command, / Seeking His secret deeds / With tears and toiling breath, / I find thy cunning seeds, / O million-murdering Death. Ross, Ronald "In Exile, Reply – What Ails the Solitude" Poem UK Ghosh, Amitav The Calcutta Chromosome US 2011 Thriller Fiction 1897 208 I keep losing and regaining my equilibrium, which is the basic plot of all fiction. And I myself am a work of fiction. Vonnegut, Kurt Foma & Granfalloons Book US Charles J Shields And So it Goes Kurt Vonnegut: A Life US 2011 Autobiography 1974 209 Kurt will have the last word, if not the last laugh - and we will miss that laugh! That ineffable, smoke-laden, sardonically elated laughter that suffused and punctuated his conversation. Laughter that at times seemed inappropriate following the retelling of some of the most ghastly events of the twentieth century. THis laughter was a mental bulwark against the madness of war he witnessed. Vonnegut, Kurt Foma & Granfalloons Book US Charles J Shields And So it Goes Kurt Vonnegut: A Life US 2011 Autobiography 1974 210 Imagine being an American. Vonnegut, Kurt Unknown Unknown US Donald E. Morse The Novels of Kurt Vonnegut: Imagining being and American. US 2003 Criticism and interpretation, science fiction 211 And the sad man is cock of all his jests Herbert, George The Church-Porch Poem UK Greene, Graham Our Man in Havana US 1958 Novel 9780099286080 212 We should impart our courage, and not our despair, our health and ease, and not our disease, and take care that this does not spread by contagion. Thoreau, Henry David Walden Book US Donald E. Morse The Novels of Kurt Vonnegut: Imagining being and American. US 2003 Criticism and interpretation, science fiction 213 "Live by the foma that make you brave and kind and healthy and happy." Book The Books of Bokonon. 1:5 Book NA Vonnegut, Kurt Cat's Cradle US 1963 Fiction 214 There was no time when you nor I nor these kings did not exist Krishna Bhagavad Gita Hindu scripture India Ellis, Bret Easton Glamorama US 1998 Satire 215 You make a mistake if you see what we do as merely political Hitler, Adolf Unknown Unknown Germany Ellis, Bret Easton Glamorama US 1998 Satire 216 The cattle are lowing, The baby awakes. But the little Lord Jesus No crying He makes. Unknown Away in a Manger Song UK Vonnegut, Kurt Daughter of Five US 1969 217 Dear Miss Morland, consider the dreadful nature of the suspicions you have entertained. What have you been judging from? Remember the country and the age in which we live. Remember that we are English: that we are Christians. Consult your own understanding, your own sense of the probable your own observation of what is passing around you. Does our education prepare us for such atrocities? Do our laws connive at them? Could they be perpretrated without being known in a country like this, where social and literaty intercourse is on such a footing, where every man is surrounded by a neighbourhood of voluntary spies, and where roads and newspapers lay everything open? Dearest Miss Morland, what ideas have you been admitting? They had reached the end of the gallery; and with tears of shame she ran off to her own room. Austen, Jane Northanger Abbey Novel UK Ian McEwan Atonement US 2001 Fiction 218 . . . And I, who claim to know so much more, isn't it possible that even I have missed the very spring within the spring? / Some say that we shall never know, and that to the gods we are like the flies that the boys kill on a summer's day, and some say, to the contrary, that the very sparrows do not lose a feather that has not been brushed away by the finger of God. Wilder, Thomas The Bridge of San Luis Rey Novel US Mitchell, David Ghostwritten US 1999 Drama 219 Couldn't I for once have you and the work at the same time? Freud, Sigmund To Martha Bernays Letter Czech Republic Kirby, David A Wilderness of Monkeys US 2014 Fiction 220 I would not have given it for a wilderness of monkeys. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Book UK Kirby, David A Wilderness of Monkeys US 2014 Fiction 221 The brain is wider than the sky, / For, put them side by side, / The one the other will contain / With ease, and you beside. / The brain is deeper than the sea, / For, hold them, blue to blue, / The one the other will absorb, / As sponges, buckets do. / The brain is just the weight of God,/ For, heft them, pound for pound, / And they will differ, if they do, / As syllable from sound Dickinson, Emily CXXVI Poem UK Powers, Richard Galatea 2.2 US 1995 Speculative, Autobiographical fiction 222 Mother Courage: Bells! What are the bells for, middle of the week! Chaplain: What are they shouting? Young Man: It's peace. Chaplain: Peace! Mother Courage: Don't tell me peace has broken out - when i've just gone and bought all these supplies! Brecht, Bertolt Mother Courage and Her Children Book Germany Knowles, John Peace Breaks Out US 1982 223 In a muderous time. the heart breaks and breaks and lives by breaking. Kunitz, Stanley The Testing-Tree Poem US Kushner, Tony Angels in America Part One: Millenium Approaches US 1993 224 To build many out of a glance / Into the cross-section of / A republic, / into the center / But it is an other that looks... / Narrowing itself to two only. This is a self-made light / That I address, / to shine / Back into the literary eye... Watten, Barrett Progress/ Under Erasure Book US Watten, Barrett Aerial 8 US 1995 Poetry 1985 961909749 225 Memory is a cemetery / I've visited once or twice, white / ubiquitous and the set-side / Everywhere under foot . . Wright, Charles Meditation on Form and Measure Poem US Trethewey, Natasha Native Guard US 2006 Poetry 226 There was a king in Savanthi who addressed a man and asked him to round up all the persons in the city who were blind from birth. When the man had done so, the king asked the man to show the blind men an elephant. To some of the blind men he presented the head of the elephant, to some the ear, to others the tusk, the trunk, the body, a foot, the hindquarters, the tail, or the tuft at the end of the tail. And to each one, he said, "This is an elephant." When he reported to the king what he had done, the king went to the blind men and asked them, "Tell me, blind men, what is an elephant like?" Those who had been shown the head of the elephant replied, "An elephant, your . majesty, is like a water jar." Those who had been shown the ear replied,"An elephant is just like a winnowing basket." Those who had been shown the tusk replied," An elephant is just like a plow pole." Those who had been shown the body replied, "An elephant is just like a storeroom." And each of the others likewise described the elephant in terms of the part they had been shown. Then. saying, "An elephant is like this, an elephant is not like that! An elephant is not like this, an elephant is like that!" they fought each other with their fists. And the King was delighted. NA The Udāna: Inspired Utterances of the Buddha Buddhist Scripture NA Hill, Nathan The Nix US 2016 227 It is the greatest art of the devil to convince us he does not exist. Baudelaire, Charles Le spleen de Paris Poem France Preston, Richard The Cobra Event US 1994 Fiction, Thriller, Suspense, Children's Literature 1869 228 Exuberance carries us places we would not otherwise go — across the savannah, to the moon, into the imagination — and if we ourselves are not so exuberant we will, caught up in the contagious joy of those who are, be inclined collectively to go yonder. Jamison, Kay Redfield Exuberance Book US Powers, Richard Generosity: An Enhancement US 2009 Thriller, Suspense 2003 229 My salad days / When I was green in judgement. Shakespeare, William Antony and Cleopatra Play UK Phillips, Robert Spinach Days US 2000 Poetry 1623 230 I should not talk so much about myself / If there were anybody else whom I knew so well Thoreau, Henry David Walden Book US Phillips, Robert Spinach Days US 2000 Poetry 1854 231 Between the experience of living a normal life at this moment on the planet and the public narratives being offered to give a sense to that life, the empty space, the gap, is enormous. Berger, John A Man With Tousled Hair Essay UK Smith, Ali the accidental US 2005 Fiction 232 Shallow uniformity is not an accident but a consequence of what Marxists optimistically call late capitalism. Cohen, Nick Unknown Unknown UK Smith, Ali the accidental US 2005 Fiction 233 The whole industry dwindled soon into a matter of little importance but to Emma and her nephews: - in her imagination it maintained its ground, and Henry and John were still asking every day for the story of Harriet and the gipsies, and still tenaciously setting her right if she varied in the slightest particular from the original recital. Austen, Jane Emma Novel UK Smith, Ali the accidental US 2005 Fiction 234 When turkeys mate, they think of swans. Carson, Johnny Unknown Unknown US Reed, Ishmael The Terrible Threes US 1989 Fiction 235 Many are the things that man / Seeing must undertand. / Not seeing, how shall he know / What lies in the hand / Of time to come? Sophocles Ajax Play Greece Smith, Ali the accidental US 2005 Fiction 236 My artistry is a bit austere Chaplin, Charlie Unknown Unknown UK Smith, Ali the accidental US 2005 Fiction 237 ... love consists in a mutual interchange by the two parties. Ignatius of Loyola Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola Book Spain Vollmann, William Whores for Gloria US 1991 FIction 238 Show me how to do like you show me how to do it. Wonder, Stevie Do Like You Song US Ali Walker The Colour Purple US 1983 239 Balzac, Honoré de Puzo, Mario The Godfather US 1969 Crime Fiction 240 Come all you who are not satisfied as ruler in a lone, wallpapered room full of mute birds, and flowers that falsely bloom, and closets chosed with dreams that long ago died! Come let us sweep the old streets - like a bride: sweep our dead leaves with relentless broom; prepare for Spring, as though he were our groom for whose light footstep eargerly we bide. We'll sweep out shadows, where the rats long fed; sweet out our shame - and in its place we'll make a bower for love, a splendid marriage - bed fragrant with flowers aquiver for the Spring. And when he comes, our murdered dreams shall wake; and when he comes, all the mute birds shall sing. Knamer, Aaron Prothalamium Poem US Kingsolver, Barbara The Prodigal Summer US 2000 Fiction 241 A Flemish flake is a spiral coil of one layer only. It is made on deck, so that it may be walked on if necessary. Ashley, Clifford Warren The Ashley Book of Knots Book US Proulx, E. Annie The Shipping News US 1993 Novel 1944 242 But that's the part of it I awlays liked. He adjusted himself to beams falling, and then no more of them fell, and he adjusted himself to them not falling, Hammet, Dashiell The Maltese Falcon Novel US Proulx, E. Annie Postcards US 1992 Novel 1930 243 And God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. NA Bible Book 1 Genesis 1:28 Bible NA Kingsolver, Barbara The Red Wheelbarrow US 1998 Novel, Fiction 244 If they don't see happiness in the picture, at least they'll see the black. Marker, Chris Sans Soleil Documentary Film France Rankine, Claudia Citizen US 2014 245 The heart is half a prophet Unknown Yiddish proverb Proverb Unknown Roth, Philip Goodbye, Columbus US 1959 Novella 246 Old friend, what are you looking for? After those many years abroad you come With images you tended Under foreign skies Far awar from your own land Seferis, George Return of the Exile Poem Turkey King, Stephen Salem's Lot US 1975 Fiction, Supernatural 247 Dream when they day is thru, / Dream and they might come true, / Things never are as bad as they seem, / So dream, dream, dream. Mercer, Johnny Dream Song US Roth, Philip American Pastoral US 1997 1944 248 the rare occurrence of the expected . . . Williams, William Carlos At Kenneth Burke's Place Poem US Roth, Philip American Pastoral US 1997 1946 249 In the fields by the river from the meadows by the river from the fields by the river in the meadows by the river two quails run Run two quail! rise two quail! two quail run two quail rise from the meadows by the river Unknown The Quail Song Poem Unknown Guinn, K. Le Ursula Always Coming Home US 1985 Fiction 250 The name of the bow is life, but its work is death. Heraclitus DK B48 Fragment Greece Schwartz, Lynne Sharon Disturbances in the Field US 1983 Fiction 251 I turn but do not extricate myself, Confused, a past-reading, another, but with darkness yet. Whitman, Walt The Sleepers Poem US Chang Rae-Lee Native Speaker US 1995 Fiction 252 You shall be my guide, she said, you’ll be my argonaut, with you I’ll go everywhere. I’ll go into the cafés, I’ll jump into the dives, I will enter into the Passages, I’ll go through the oldest sections of the city. I will go into the slums, the two of us will march ahead through the night, forward, until no place remains that has not been trodden under our feet. I shall be your queen, you’ll be my king, I will not be afraid, you will harbor no fear, I’ll have no more nightmarish memories, you’ll have memories no more, I shall be without a past, you’ll be my future, you’ll be without a future, I’ll be your past Bensmaïa, Réda The Year of Passages Novel France Samuels, Lisa Tomorrowland US 2009 253 Thus in the beginning all the world was America Locke, John Second Treatise of Civil Government Treatise USA Samuels, Lisa Tomorrowland US 2009 254 ... I needed a different language: a language that was a place of affection and reflection. Tabucchi, Antonio Unknown Unknown Italy Jhumpa, Lahiri In Other Words US 2015 Fiction 255 Life takes more from one than death does. Brahms, Johannes Unknown Unknown Germany White, Curtis Requiem US 2001 Fiction 256 That we are permanent temporarily, it is warm to know, though we know no more. Dickinson, Emily To Louise and Frances Norcross Letter US Samuels, Lisa The Invention of Culture US 2008 Poetry 257 It is even part of my good fortune not to be a house-owner. Nietzsche, Friedrich the Gay Science Book Germany White, Curtis The Ideas of Home US 1992 Fiction 258 Prospero: Every third thought shall be my grave Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Roth, Philip Sabbath's Theater US 1995 Fiction 259 And Ruth said, Entreat me not to oleave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest. I will go; whither thou lodgest, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people. and thy God my God. NA Bible Ruth 1:16 Bible NA Welch, Susan Crowning of the Queen US 1949 Fiction, Short Stories 260 Dorabella (aside): Nel petto un Vesuvio / d'avere mi par Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Cosi fan tutte Opera Austria Sontag, Susan The Volcano Lover US 1992 Fiction, Romance Novel 261 And Jesus was a sailor When he walked upon the water And he spent a long time watching From his lonely wooden tower And when he knew for certain Only drowning men could see him He said,All men will be Sailors then Until the sea shall free them But he himself was broken Long before the sky would open Forsaken, almost human He sank beneath your wisdom Like a stone Cohen, Leonard Suzanne Song Canada Kesey, Ken Sailor Song US 1992 262 America will be! Hughes, Langston Let America Be America Again Poem US Sontag, Susan In America US 1999 Fiction 263 Gentlemen-rankers outon a spree Damned from here to Eternity God ha' mercy on such as we, Ba! Yah! Bah! Kipling, Rudyard Gentlemen-Rankers, in Barrack-room Ballads Poem India Jone, James From Here to Eternity US 1951 War Novel 264 Rapida, como un reflejo, Dos veces vi el alma, dos: Cuando murio el pobre viejo Cuando ella me dijo adios Two times in the flash of an eye, Two times, I have seen the soul: Once when the old man died Once when she said goodbye Marti, Jose Simple Verses Poem Cuba Iyer, Pico Cuba and the Night US 1995 Fiction 265 You know, upon our German stages, / Each man puts on just what he may; / So spare me not upon this day... / So in this narrow house of boarded space / Creation's fullest circle go to pace / And walk, with leisured speed, your spell / Past Heaven, through the Earth, to Hell. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Faust Play Germany Kushner, Tony A Bright Room Called Day US 1987 Non-Fiction, History 9781559360784 266 The Republic had too much in common with its enemy; the spirit of revenge for Versailles, the fear of communism... But above all the Republic was aware of its own tediousness. The people wanted theatre. Mann, Heinrich quoted in the The Brothers Mann by Nigel Hamilton Unknown Germany Kushner, Tony A Bright Room Called Day US 1987 Non-Fiction, History 9781559360784 267 You'd ne surprised how much being a good actor pays off. Reagan, Ronald To a student at University of Fudan Conversation US Kushner, Tony A Bright Room Called Day US 1987 Non-Fiction, History 1984 9781559360784 268 When a lovely flame dies, smoke gets in your eyes. Harback, Otto and Kern, Jerome Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Song US Walker, Jeanne Murray A Deed to the Light US 2004 Poetry 1933 9780252029226 269 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. NA Bible, Hebrews 11:1 Bible NA Walker, Jeanne Murray A Deed to the Light US 2004 Poetry 9780252029226 270 Ye shall know them by their fruits. NA Bible, Matthew 7:16 Bible NA White, Evelyn C. Alice Walker US 2004 Non-Fiction, Biography 393058913 271 I come out of a tradition where those things are valued; where you talk about a woman with big legs and big hips and black skin. I come out of a black community where it was all right to have hips and to be heavy. You didn't feel that people didn't like you. The values that [imply] you must be skinny come from another culture... Those are not the values that I was given by the women who served as my models. I refuse to be judged by the values of another culture. I am a black woman, and I will stand as best I can in that imagery. Reagon, Bernice Black Women and Liberation Movements Speech US Walker, Alice In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens US 1983 Non-Fiction 1983 156445441 272 I had always got on well with the Africans and enjoyed their company, but commanding the people on the farm, many of whom had watched us grow up, was different. With the added experience of my safaris behind me, I had begun to understand the code of "birth, copulation and death" by which they lived. Black people are natural, they possess the secret of joy, which is why they can survive the suffering and humiliation inflicted upon them. They are alive physically and emotionally, which makes them easy to live with. What I had not yet learned to deal with was their cunning and natural instinct for self-preservation. Riccardi, Mirella African Saga Book Kenya Walker, Alice Possessing the Secret of Joy US 1992 Fiction 1982 151731527 273 Childhood is not from birth to a certain age and at a certain age. The child is grown, and puts away childish things. Childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Childhood is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies Poem US Meyer, Stephanie Breaking dawn (Twilight Saga #3?) US 2008 Fiction, Young-Adult Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780316032148 274 "Brothers," I said, "o younwho have crossed a hundred thousand dangers, reach the west to this brief waking time that is left unto your senses, you must not deny experience of that which lies beyond the sun, and all the world that is unpeopled. Alighieri, Dante Book Italy Mason, Daniel The Piano Turner US 2002 Fiction 375414657 275 Music, to create harmony, must investigate discord. Plutarch Unknown Unknown Greece US 276 Well, humour is the great thing, the saving thing, after all. Twain, Mark Tom Sawyer: Detective Novel US Y Lapham, Lewis 30 Satires US 2003 Fiction 1565848462 277 The reasonable hymn of angels rises from the ship of salvation: it is divine love. -- Two loves! I can die of earthly love, die of devoutness. I have left souls behind whose grief will grow at my departure. You choose me from among the shipwrecked; those who remain, are they not my friends? Save them! Rimbaud, Arthur A Season in Hell Poem France Joseph, Sheri Bear Me Safely Over US 2002 Fiction, Homosexuality 802139841 278 He will keep me till the river / Rolls its waters at my feet / Then He'll bear me safely over / Where the loved ones I shall meet. "I Will Sing the Wondrous Story" Unknown Baptist hymn Unknown Joseph, Sheri Bear Me Safely Over US 2002 Fiction, Homosexuality 802139841 279 Newspaper article [Attach image] Eadward, John Dunstable Unknown Unknown James, Jamie The Java Man US 2004 Fiction 9793019190 280 This uprising will bring out the beast in us. Botha, P. W. Rubicon Speech Speech South Africa Uzodinma Iweala Beasts of No Nation US 2005 Fiction 9780060798673 281 Je parvins à faire s'évanouir dans mon esprit toute I'espérance humaine. Sur toute joie, pour l'étrangler, j'ai fait le bond sourd de la béte féroce. (I was able to expel from my mind all human hope. On every form of joy, in order to stangle it, I pounced steathily like a wild animal. Rimbaud, Arthur Une Saison en Enfer Poem France Uzodinma Iweala Beasts of No Nation US 2005 Fiction 9780060798673 282 We are persuaded that a thread runs through all things: All worlds are strung on it, as beads: and men,and events, and life,come to us, only because of that thread Emerson, Ralph Waldo Montaigne; or, The Skeptic Novel US Updike, John Self-Consciousness US 1989 Memoir 283 Gratia Dei sum quod sum Epitaph epitaph of Bishop West of Ely, in Ely Cathedral Epitaph UK Updike, John Self-Consciousness US 1989 Memoir 284 Of all that might be omitted in thinking, the worst was to omit your being Bellow, Saul What Kind of Day Did you Have Novel US Updike, John Self-Consciousness US 1989 Memoir 285 I find myself saying briefly and prosaically that it is much more important to be oneself than anything else. Woolf, Virginia A Room of One's Own Novel US Updike, John Self-Consciousness US 1989 Memoir 286 There wasn't any limit, no boundary at all, to the future. And it would be so a man wouldn't have room to store his happiness Steinbeck, John East of Eden Novel US Eggers, Dave The Circle US 2013 Science Fiction 287 I am fading away. Slowly but surely. Like the sailor who watches his home shore gradually disappear, I watch my past recede. My old life still burns within me, but more and more of it is reduced to the ashes of memory Bauby, Jean-Dominique The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly Novel France Tan, Twan Eng The Gift of Rain US 2007 288 The soul can shrivel from an excess of critical distance, and if I don't want to remain in arid internal exile for the rest of my life, I have to find a way to lose my alienation without losing myself Hoffman, Eva Lost in Translation : Life in a New Language Book US Guo, Xiaolun Once Upon A Time in the East US 2017 289 She had always enjoyed waking people who were asleep; and indeed it is as great an alteration to the state of a fellow-creature that we can make short of killing them or giving birth to them West, Rebecca This Real Night Book UK Li,Yiyun Dear Friend from My Life I write to You in Your Life US 2017 290 There is no ladder out of any world; each world is rimless Leach, Amy Thing That Are Book US Li,Yiyun Dear Friend from My Life I write to You in Your Life US 2017 291 Spring come to you at the farthest, In the very end of harvest Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Smith, Ali Autumn US 2016 Fiction 292 At current rates of soil erosion, Britain has just 100 harvests left Cooper, Jeff These Brexiters will grind our environment into the dust Article UK Smith, Ali Autumn US 2016 Fiction 293 Green as the grass we lay in corn, in sunlight Clark, Ossie Clark's Diary Diary UK Smith, Ali Autumn US 2016 Fiction 294 If I am destinied to be happy with you here -- How short is the longest life Keats, John To Fanny Brawne Letter UK Smith, Ali Autumn US 2016 Fiction 295 Gently disintegrate me Graham, W S Enter a Cloud Poem Scotland Smith, Ali Autumn US 2016 Fiction 296 The cattle are lowing, / The Baby awakes. / But the little Lord Jesus / No crying He makes. Unknown Away in a Manger Song UK Vonnegut, Kurt Slaughterhouse-Five US 1969 385333846 297 Come, all you who are not satisfied / a ruler in a lone, wallpapered room / full of mute birds, and flowers that falsely bloom, / and closets choked with dreams that long ago died! // Come, let us sweep the old streets--like a bride: / sweep out dead leaves with a relentless broom; / prepare for Spring, as though he were our groom / for whose light footstep eagerly we bide. // We'll sweep out shadows, where the rats long fed; sweep out our shame--and in its place we'll make a bower for love, a splendid marriage-bed / fragrant with flowers aquiver for the Spring. And when he comes, our murdered dreams shall wake; / and when he comes, all the mute birds shall sing. Knamer, Aaron Prothalamium Poem US Prodigal Summer Kingsolver, Barbara US 2000 60199652 298 And God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over fish of the sea and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth. NA Bible, Genesis 1:28 Bible NA Kingsolver, Barbara The Poisonwood Bible US 1998 Fiction 60175400 299 Darkness is light l do not see it as light. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Nadzam, Bonnie Lamb US 2011 Fiction 9780091944315 300 Thse violent delights have violent ends / And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, / Which, as they kiss, consume. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Meyer, Stephenie New Moon US 2006 Fiction, Young-Adult Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780316160193 301 Body my house my horse my hound what will I do when you are fallen Where will I sleep How will I ride What will I hunt Where can I go without my mount all eager and quick How will I know in thicket ahead is danger or treasure When Body my good bright dog is dead How will it be to lie in the sky without roof or door and wind for an eye with cloud for a shift how will I hide? Swenson, May Question Poem US Meyer, Stephenie The Host US 2008 Fiction, Young-Adult Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780316026697 302 Some say the world will end in fire, / Some say in ice. / From what I've tasted of desire / I hold with those who favor fire. / But if it had to perish twice, / I think I know enough of hate / To say that for destruction ice / Is also great / And would suffice. Frost, Robert Fire and Ice Poem US Meyer, Stephenie Eclipse US 2007 Fiction, Young-Adult Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780316160209 303 The devotee recognizes in very divine Name the totality of Names. Arabi, Muhammad ibn Fusus al-Hikam Book Spain Wilson, G. Willow Alif: The Unseen US 2012 Fiction 9780802120205 304 If the imagination of the devish produced the incidents of these stories, his judgement brought them to the resemblance of truth, and his images are taken from things that are real. la Croix, Fraçois Petis de Les Mille et Un Jours (The Thousand and One Days) Book France Wilson, G. Willow Alif: The Unseen US 2012 Fiction 9780802120205 305 The duende does not come at all unless he sees that death is possible. The duende must know beforehand that he can serenade death's house and rock those branches we all wear, branches that do not have, will never have, any consolation. Lorca, Federico Garcia Play and Theory of the Duende Essay Spain Smith, Tracy K. duende: poems US 9781555974756 306 Viola: My father had a daughter lov'd a man / As it might be perhaps, were I a woman, / I should your lordship // Duke: And what's her history? // Viola: A blank... Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Play UK Tiffany, Grace My Father had a Daughter US 2003 Fiction 042519003X 307 You can fight a war for a long time or you can make your nation strong. You cannot do both. Sun-Tzu The Art of War Book China Singer, P.W. & Cole, August Ghost Fleet US 2015 9780544142848 308 As long as he can remember he has had a sense of himself as prince of the house, and of his mother as his dubious promoter and anxious protector. Coetzee, J.M. Boyhood: Scenes from Provincial Life Book South Africa Shafak, Elif Honour US 2012 9780670921157 309 All children mythologize their birth. It is a universal trait. You want to know someone? Heart, mind and soul? Ask him to tell you about when he was born. What you get won't be the truth; it will be a story. And nothing is more telling than a story. Winter, Vida Tales of Change and Desperation Fictional NA Setterfield, Diane The Thirteenth Tale US 2006 Fiction 9780743298025 310 In the rotation of crops there was a recognized season for wild oats; but they were not to be sown more than once. Wharton, Edith The Age of Innocence Novel US Segal, Francesca The Innocents US 2012 Fiction, Domestic Fiction 9781401341817 311 When I was a child, I saw God, / I saw angels; / I watched the mysteries of the higher and lower worlds. I thought all men ? the same. At last I realized that they did not see... Shams of Tabriz Unknown Unknown Iran Shafak, Elif The Forty Rules of Love US 2010 Fiction 9780670021451 312 Your ideas are terrifying and your hearts are faint. Your acts of pity and cruelty are absurd, committed with no calm, as if they were irresitible. Finally, you fear blood more and more. Blood and time. Valéry, Paul Unknown Unknown France McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian: Or the Evening Redness in the West US 1985 Fiction 1895 697728759 313 It is not to be thought that the life of darkness is sunk in misery and lost as if in sorrowing. There is no sorrowing. For sorrow is a thing, that is swallowed up in death, and death and dying are the very life of the darkness. Boehme, Jacob Six Theosophic Points Book Germany McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian: Or the Evening Redness in the West US 1985 Fiction 697728759 314 Clark, who led last year's expedition to the Afar region of northern Ethiopia, and UC Berkeley colleagues Tim D. White, also said that a re-examination of a 300,000-year-old fossil skull found in the same region earlier shows evidence of having been scalped. Unknown The Tuma Daily Sun Article US McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian: Or the Evening Redness in the West US 1985 Fiction 1982 697728759 315 I am certain of nothing / but the holiness of the heart's affections / and the truth of imagination. Keats, John To Benjamin Bailey Letter UK Maupin, Armistead The Night Listener US 2000 Fiction 52214209 316 And almost everyone when age, / Disease, or sorrows strike him, / Inclines to think there is a God, Or something very like him. Clough, Arthur Hugh There is no God Poem UK Maupin, Armistead The Night Listener US 2000 Fiction 1850 52214209 317 Surely there are in everyone's life certain connections, twists and turns which pass awhile under the category of Chance, but at the last, well eamined, prove to be the very Hand of God. Browne, Sir Thomas Religio Medici Book UK Maupin, Armistead Further Tales of the City US 1982 Fiction 60924926 318 It is a mistake to regard one disease as more divine than another, since all is human and all divine. Hipporates Unknown Unknown Greece Matthews, Harry Tlooth US 1966 Fiction 1564781941 319 What an extraordinary change takes place... when for the first time the fact that everything depends upon how a thing is thought first enters the consciousness, when, in consequence, thought in its absoluteness replaces an apparent reality. Kierkegaard, Søren Unknown Unknown Denmark Markson, David Wittgenstein's Mistress US 1988 Fiction 1564782115 320 When I was still doubtful as to his ability, I asked G.E. Moore for his opinion. Moore replied, "I think very well of him indeed." When I enquired the reason for his opinion, he aid that it was because Wittgenstein was the only man who looked puzzled at his lectures. Russell, Bertrand Last philosophical testament: 1943-68 Book UK Markson, David Wittgenstein's Mistress US 1988 Fiction 1564782115 321 I can well understand why children love sand. Wittgenstein Unknown Unknown Austria Markson, David Wittgenstein's Mistress US 1988 Fiction 1564782115 322 Denn alles Fleisch, es ist wie Gras / und alle Herrlichkeit des Menschen / wie des Graces Blumen. / Das Gras ist verdorret / und die Blume abgefallen. (For all flesh is as grass, / and all the glory of man / as the flower of grass. / The grass withereth, / and the flower falleth away. NA Bible, 1 Peter 1:24 Bible NA Young, C. Dale Torn US 2011 Fiction 9781935536062 323 Ein jeder Engel ist schrecklich. (Every angel is terrifying.) Rilke, Rainer Maria Duino Elegies Poem Czech Republic Young, C. Dale The Halo US 2016 Fiction 9781935536680 324 All that I know is contained within this book, / written within witness, / an edifice without dimension, / a city hanging in the sky. Nin, Anais House of Incest Book France Valente, Catherynne M. The Labyrinth US 2004 Fiction 1894815661 325 I am a memory come alive. Have the inability to sleep... Kafka, Franz Diaries Book Czech Republic Diamant, Kathi Kafka's Last Love US 2000 Non-Fiction 465015506 326 A race began in the woods. The whole place was full of animals. I tried ot establish order. Kafka, Franz Letter to His Father Book Czech Republic Lucht, Marc and Yarri Donna Kafka's Creatures: Animals, Hybrids, and other Fantastic Beasts US 2010 Non-Fiction 9780739143940 327 Lo giorno se n'andava e l'aere bruno / toglieva gli animai che sono in terra / dalle fatiche loro, ed io sol uno / ,'apparecchiava a sostener la guerra / si del cammino e si della pietate, / che ritrarra la mente wue non erra. / O Muse, o alto ingegno, or m'aiutate, / o mente che scrivesti cio ch'io vidi, / qui si parra la tua nobilitate. Dante, Alighieri Inferno, Canto II Poem Italy Mann, Thomas Doctor Faustus US 1947 Fiction 679409963 328 A body needs at least / three points of support, / not in a straight line, / to fix its position, / so Roithamer had written. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Bernhard, Thomas Correction US 1975 Fiction 9781400077601 329 I feel death ever pinching me by the throat, or pulling me by the back. Montaigne, Michel de Essays Book France Bernhard, Thomas Extinction US 1986 Fiction 9781400077618 330 The punishment matches the guilt: to be deprived of all appetite for life, to be brought to the highest degree of weariness of life. Kierkegaard, Søren Unknown Unknown Denmark Bernhard, Thomas Old Masters US 1989 Fiction, Comedy 9780226043913 331 But instead of thinking about my book, and how to write it, as I go pacing the floor, I fall to counting my footsteps until I feel about to go mad. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Bernhard, Thomas The Lime Works US 1970 Fiction 9781400077588 332 Being unable to make people more reasonable, I preferred to be happy away from them. Voltaire Unknown Unknown France Bernhard, Thomas Woodcutters US 1984 Fiction 9781400077595 333 Once again limb-loosing love shakes me, bitter-sweet, untamable, a dusky animal. Sappho Unknown Unknown Greece Wolf, Christa Cassandra US 1983 Fiction, 9780374519049 334 This coming-to-oneself--what is it? Becher, Johannes R. Unknown Unknown Germany Wolf, Christa The Quest for Christa T. US 1968 Fiction 78133199 335 Modesty hesitates to express metaphysical concepts directly; if one tries, one delivers oneself up to jubilant misunderstanding. Adorno, Theodor Notes on Literature, II Book Germany Nooterboom, Cees The Following Story US 1994 Fiction 015600254X 336 The sea / of sorrow / stretches / into infinity // But / turn around: / at your feet / lies the save shore. Unknown Buddhist saying Unknown Unknown Wang, Lulu The Lily Theatre US 1997 Fiction 340696664 337 Are passions, then, the pagans of the soul? Reason alone baptized? Young, Edward Unknown Unknown US Kierkegaard, Soren Either/Or: A Fragment of Life US 1992 Fiction 9780140445770 338 What is important, it seems to me, is not so much to defend a culture whose existence has never kept a man from going hungry, as to extract, from what is called culture, ideas whose compelling force is identical with that of hunger. Artaud, Antonin The Theatre and its Double Book France Hamsun, Knut Hunger US 1970 Fiction 9780374531102 339 Courbe la tête, fier Sicambre! / Adore e que tu as brûlé, / Brûlé ce que tu as adore! St Remy Laptizing Clovis the Frank at Rheims Unknown France Strindberg, August Inferno/From an Occult Diary US 1965 Preface Swedish editions of Inferno. 340 And I will set my face against that man, and will make him a sign and a proverb, and I will cut him off from the midst of my people; and yr shall know that I am the Lord. NA Bible, Ezekiel 14:8 Bible NA Strindberg, August Inferno/From an Occult Diary US 1965 Preface Swedish editions of Inferno. 341 Of whom is Hymenaeus and Alexander, whom I delivered unto Satan, that they might be taught not to blaspheme NA Bible, 1 Timothy 1: 20 Bible NA Strindberg, August Inferno/From an Occult Diary US 1965 Preface Swedish editions of Inferno. 342 Il n'y a personne de bonne foi et dont la raison ne soit pas obscurcie ou prévenue, qui ne convienne que la vie corporelle de l'homme est une privation et une souf-france continuelles. Ainsi, d'après les idèes que nous abons prises de la justice, ce ne sera pas sans raison que nous regarderons la durée de cette vue corporelle comme un temps de châtiment et d'expiation; mais nous ne pouvons le regarder comme telle sans penser aussitôt qu'il doit y avoir eu pour l'homme un état antérieur et préférable à celui où il se trouve à présent, et nous pouvons dire, qu'autant son état actuel est borné, pénile et semé de dégouts, autant l'autre doit avoir été illimité et rempli de délices. Saint Martin, Louis Claude de Des Erreurs Et de La Verite: Ou Les Hommes Rappeles Au Principe Universel de La Science (1781) Book France Strindberg, August Inferno/From an Occult Diary US 1965 Preface French editions of Inferno, 1898 and 1947 343 An equation is classified by the highest power (value of the exponent) of its unknowns. If this is one, the equation is of first degree. If this is two, the equation is of second degree, and so on. Equations of higher degree than one yield multiple possible values for their unknown quantities. These values are known as roots. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Larsson, Stieg The Girl who played With Fire US 2006 Fiction 9780857050823 344 The first-degree equation (the linear equation): 3x-9=0 (root:x=3) Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Larsson, Stieg The Girl who played With Fire US 2006 Fiction 9780857050823 345 18% of the women in Sweden have at one time been threatened by a man. Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Larsson, Stieg The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo US 2005 Fiction 9780857050816 346 things are what they are, and whatever will be will be Wilde, Oscar Unknown Unknown Ireland Jonasson, Jonas The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who climbed out of the window and disappeared US 2009 Fiction 978843913726 347 I may not be a competent judge, but this much I will say, that I have seen purer liquors, better segars, finer tobacco, truer guns and pistols, larger dirks and bowie knives, and prettier courtesans here, than in any other place I have ever visited; and it is my unbiased opinion that California can and does furnish the best bad things that are obtainable in America. Helper, Hinton The Land of Gold Book US Lee Payne Tales from the Mountain of God: A Chinese Slave Girl in Gold Rush San Francisco US 2011 Fiction 1855 348 If more people had been organ donors Unwinding never would have happened. NA The Admiral Fictional NA Y Shusterman, Neal Unwind US 2007 Fiction 9781416912040 349 He who places his brother in the land is everywhere. Unknown The Papyrus Ipuwer Historical Text Egypt Swindells, Robert Brother in the Land US 1984 Fiction, Children Fiction 350 But who shall dwell in these Worlds if they be inhabited?... Are we or they Lords of the World?... And how are all things made for man? Kepler, Johannes The Anatomy of Melancholy Book Germany Wells, H.G. War of the Worlds US Fiction, Science-Fiction 688131379 351 Robin Hood is here again: all his merry thieves/ Hear a ghostly bugle-note shivering through the leaves... / The dead are coming back again, the years are rolled away / In Sherwood, in Sherwood, about the break of day. Noyes, Alfred Sherwood Poem UK Y Green, Roger Lancelyn The Adventures of Robin Hood US 1956 Fiction 679436367 352 Motionless, with head thrown back, and in an attitude of attention, he calmly inspected the vessel floating along belong him; so beautiful an object amid his wild surroundings, and with his background of brilliant sky, that no hand was stretched out for the rifle... Grinnell, George Bird American Big Game in Its Haunts: The Book of the Boone and Crockett Club Book US Punke, Michael Last Stand US 2007 Non-Fiction 9780803226807 353 There is one spot left, a single rock about which this tide will break, and past which it will sweep, leaving it undefiled by the unsightly traces of civilization. Grinnell, George Bird Forest and Stream Magazine US Punke, Michael Last Stand US 2007 Non-Fiction 9780803226807 354 Three Ring for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne In the Land of Mordor where the shadows lie. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie. Tolkien, J R. R The Lord of the Rings Novel UK Tolkien, J.R.R. The Lord of the Rings US 1954 Fiction, 395193958 355 But I see what it is, you are not from these parts, you don't know what our twilights can do. Shall I tell you? Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot Play Ireland Walcott, Derek Dream On Monkey Mountain US 1970 Fiction 9780374143684 356 All things are double one against another. Waugh, Evelyn Helena Book UK Heath, Jeffrey The Picturesque Prision: Evelyn Waugh and his writing US 1982 Non-Fiction, Biography 773503773 357 Odi profanum vulgus et arceo. Waugh, Evelyn Helena Book UK Heath, Jeffrey The Picturesque Prision: Evelyn Waugh and his writing US 1982 Non-Fiction, Biography 773503773 358 Will is to grace as the horse is to be the rider. Augustine of Hippo Unknown Unknown Algeria Heath, Jeffrey The Picturesque Prision: Evelyn Waugh and his writing US 1982 Non-Fiction, Biography 773503773 359 He thought a little and said: "I have found the Zoological Gardens of service to many of my patients. I should prescribe for Mr. Pontifex a course of the larger mammals. Don't let him think he is taking them medicinally..." Butler, Samuel The Way of All Flesh Novel UK White, T.H. The Book of Merlyn US 1977 Fiction 1903 29270769X 360 She is not any common earth Water or wood or air, But Merlin's Isle of Gramarye where you and I will fare. Kipling, Rudyard Puck's Song Poem India White, T.H. The Once and Future King US 1939 Fiction, Fantasy Fiction 9780441627400 361 Who speaks in primordial images speaks to us as with a thousand trumpets, he grips and overpowers, and at the same time he elevates that which he treats out of the individual and transitory into the sphere of the eternal. Jung, C.G. Unknown Unknown Switzerland Williams, Charles The Greater Trumps US 1932 Fiction 1573831115 362 "What curious attitudes he goes into!" "Not at all," said the King, "He's an Anglo-Saxon Messenger -- and those are Anglo-Saxon attitudes. He only does them when he's happy." Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking-Glass Novel UK Wilson, Angus Anglo-Saxon Attitudes US 1956 Fiction 159017142X 363 We are the words; we are the music; we are the thing itself Woolf, Virginia Unknown Unknown UK Merrill, Susan Virginia Woolf and London US 1985 Non-Fiction, Biography 080781637X 364 I often envisage, in this new age of universal and instanteneous communication, how our planet might appear to distant observers. It must seem to shimmer in a state of continual excited activity, rather like a round diamond in the sky. Corvo, Ronald A New Theory of the Earth Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 365 All fallen dark and quiet, all gone down. Collapsophe. P., Joseph Diaries Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 366 We who survive, we scoured ones, in depths of dark dismay, call out of the night of our world, gone as we knew it, as we know it. Unknown London, hymn Hymn UK Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 367 Slivers of light. Silvers. Little horn-shaped lights, riding the waves of darkness. P., Joseph Diaries Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 368 Myander, a Londoner, wrote the history of a changing world, beginning at the moment of transition, believing that it would mark a great epoch, one more worthy of relation than any that had come befpre. This belief was not without its grounds. The world of science had collapsed, but the divine consciousness of humanity had not yet asserted itself. All the labours of Myander lay in recording the manifest signs of dismay and wonder. Since the events of distant antiquity, even those immediately preceding the great change, cannot clearly be understood she believed it her duty to enquire carefully into the immediate circumstances. Myander History Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 369 The holy city, restored. Ourselves, revived. Proclamation NA Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 370 The components of the light have been carefully studied. In addition to manifold influences on the human plane, such as will and desire, there are tokens of power from the earth itself. The smallest territory can exert its influence, moving those who come within its boundaries. This city, for example, is not indifferent to the joys or sufferings of its inhabitants. The London Intelligence NA Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 371 I cannot pretend to have been present during the glorious restoration of human light, the greatest and perhaps most significant scene in the narratives of humankind. Yet I believe that I am blessed in another sense, living on the verge of a new age. All around me I am beginning to see greatness and munificence erected, while our citizens with wonderful zeal have tried to revive and emulate the labours of distant antiquity. When asked why they are engaged in this pursuit, they reply 'Why not? What else is there to do?' This is our new spirit! Letter from Popcorn to Mellitus NA Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 372 The city bears us. The city loves its burden. Nurture it in return. Do not leave its bounds. Proclamation NA Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 373 In returning to the origin of things, we meet our destiny. Do you see our doubles, passing by us weeping? This is the nature of our world. Proverbs of Restituta, guardian of London NA Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 374 It is sometimes considered wayward or importunate to paint a portrait of one man, yet we know from the pictures of parishioners lit upon the Wall of our great and glorious city that a single feature or glance may embody a fateful moment or an eventful transaction. So I intend to conjure up a likeness of Platio, the great orator of London, in a similar fashion. I will practise the art of selection; like the displays of our actors continually before us, some events will be presented on a grand scale and others diminished. The conventions of spherical drama will be preserved from the beginning to the end; the revelations and lamentations, for example, will be strict keeping with each other. By these means we may see his unhappily brief life as a continual search after truth. But it will also be my duty faithfully to record Plato's final days in the city and to ascertain how a cruel superstition exercised boundless dominion over the most elevated and benevolent mind. Anon The Plato Papers Fictional NA Ackroyd, Peter The Plato Papers US 1999 Fiction 1856197018 375 There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why is it here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another which states that this has already happened. Adams, Douglas The Restaurant at the End of the Universe Book UK Adams, Douglas The Restaurant at the end of the Universe US 1980 376 Behold, I will send my messenger... But who may abide the day of his coming? And who shall stand when he appeareth? For he is like a refiner's fire... NA Bible, Malachi 3:1-2 Bible NA Adams, Richard Shardik US 1974 Fiction 715633317 377 Superstition and accident manifest the will of God. Jung, C. G. Unknown Unknown Switzerland Adams, Richard Shardik US 1974 Fiction 715633317 378 This Bucephalus had, in the past, shared many a hardship and many a danger with Alexander, and had never been mounted by anyone else -- for he scorned all other riders; he was great in size and noble in spirit. Arrian of Nicomedia Arrian, Anabasis: V .xix Book Greece Adams, Richard Traveller US 1988 Fiction 440204933 379 I dreamt last night that there was wind and rain. / I got up and looked out, but all was strange; / A muddy track across a wooded plain; / A distant tumult; angry cries, exchange / Of fire. And then, out of that dreadful night, / Appeared a scarecrow army, staggering, / Defiant, famished. In the quenched starlight / They marched on to their bitter reckoning. // Their sleepless, bloodshot eyes were turned to me. / Their flags hung black against the pelting sky. / Their jests and curses echoed whisperingly, / As though from long-last years of sorrow -- Why, / You're weeping! What, then? What more did / you see? / A gray man on a gray horse rode by. Adams, Richard NA NA US Adams, Richard Traveller US 1988 Fiction 440204933 380 ...and so even when [the satirist] presents a vision of the future, his business is not prophecy, just as his subject is not tomorrow... it is today. Menippus Unknown Unknown Greece Amis, Martin Dead Babies US 1975 Fiction 99437333 381 This is a suicide note. By the time you lay is aside (and you should always read these things slowly, on the lookout for clues or give-always), John Self will no longer exist. Or at any rate that's the idea.You never can tell, though, with suicide notes, can you? In the planetary aggregate of all life, there are many more suicide notes than there are suicides. They're like poems in that respect, suicide notes: nearly everyone tries their hand at them some time, with or without the talent. We all write them in our heads. Usually the note is the thing. You complete it, and then resume your time travel. It is the note and not the life that is cancelled out. Or the other way round. Or death. You can never tell, though, can you, with suicide notes. To whom is the note addressed? To Martina, to Fielding, to Vera, to Alec, to Selina, to Barry -- to John Self? No. It is meant for you out there, the dear, the gentle. Amis, Martin NA NA UK Amis, Martin Money US 1984 Fiction 1981 99461889 382 Grumio: First, know my horse is tired, my master and mistress fallen out. / Curtis: How? / Grumio: Out of their saddles into the dirt, and thereby hangs a tale. / Curtis: Let's ha't, good Grumio. Shakespeare, William The Taming of the Shrew Play UK Archer, Jeffrey And Thereby Hangs a Tale US 2010 Fiction, Short Stories 9780312539535 383 Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free NA Bible, John 3:32 Bible NA Atkinson, Kate Case Histories US 2004 Fiction 316740403 384 This green and laughing world he see / Waters and plains, and waving trees, / The skim of birds and the blue-doming skies. Hunt, Leigh Ode for the Spring of 1814 Poem UK Atkinson, Kate Human Croquet US 1997 Fiction 385405960 385 What if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: "This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more"... Would you not throw yourself down and gnash your teeth and curse the demon who spoke thus? Or have you once experienced a tremendous moment when you would have answered him: "You are a god and never have I heard anything more divine." Nietzsche, Friedrich the Gay Science Book Germany Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 978031617648 386 Everything changes and nothing remains still. Plato Cratylus Book Greece Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 978031617648 387 What if we had a chance to do it again and again, until we finally did get it right? Wouldn't that be wonderful? Todd, Edward Beresford NA Fictional NA Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 978031617648 388 In nova fert animus mutatas dicere formas corpora, di, coeptis (nam vos mutastis et illas) adspirate meis primaque ab origine mundi ad mea perpetuum deducite tempora carmen Ovid Metamorphoses Book 1, 1-4 Poem Italy Atkinson, Kate Not the End of the World US 2013 Fiction 9780316176484 389 For want of a nail the shoe was lost. / For want of a shoe the horse was lost. / For want of a horse the rider was lost. / For want of a rider the battle was lost. / For want of a battle the kingdom was lost. / And all for the want of a horseshoe nail. Unknown Proverb Unknown Unknown Atkinson, Kate Started Early, Took My Dog US 2011 Fiction 9780316066730 390 I was just cleaning up the place a bit. Sutcliffe, Peter Unknown Conversation UK Atkinson, Kate Started Early, Took My Dog US 2011 Fiction 9780316066730 391 The Bud is in flower. Mud is Brown. I feel as fit as a Flea. things can go wrong Cleave, Catherine in childhood Unknown Unknown Banville, John Ancient Light US 2012 Fiction 9780307957054 392 Odi et amo: quare id faciam, fortasse requiris. Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. ( I hate and I love; ask how? I cannot tell you. Only I feel it, and I am torn in two.) Catullus Catullus 85 Poem Italy Banville, John Birchwood US 1973 Fiction 9780307279125 393 You must become an ignorant man again / And see the sun again with an ignorant eye / And see it clearly in the idea of it. Stevens, Wallace Notes Towards a Supreme Fiction Poem UK Banville, John Dr Copernicus US 1976 Fiction 074939076X 394 My lady came down she was thinking no harm / Long Lankin stood ready to catch her in his arm Wainwright, Martha and Roche, Lucy Wainwright Long Lankin Song US/ Canada Banville, John Long Lankin US 1984 Fiction 904011720 395 I seem to have been only as a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Newton, Isaac Unknown Unknown UK Banville, John The Newton Letter US 1982 Fiction 1567920969 396 yips (y ps). pl. n. Nervousness or tension that causes an athlete to fail to perform effectively, especially in missing short putts in golf. NA The Free Dictionary Dictionary definition of word NA Barker, Nicola The Yips US 2012 Fiction 9780007476657 397 Now all roads lead to France / And heavy is the tread / Of the living: but the dead / Returning lightly dance Thomas, Edward Roads Poem UK Barker, Pat The Ghost Road US 1995 Fiction 452276721 398 These demanders for glimmer be for the most part women; for glimmer, in their language, is fire. Harman, Thomas A Caveat for Common Cursitors Book Unknown Barker, Nicola Darkmans US 2007 Fiction 9780007270170 399 We set up a word at the point at which our ignorance begins, at which we can see no further, e.g. the word 'I', the word 'do', the word 'suffer', -- these are perhaps the horizon of our knowledge, but not truth. Nietzsche, Friedrich The Will to Power Book Germany Banville, John Shroud US 2002 Fiction 9780330483148 400 We tell ourselves stories in order to live. Didion, Joan The White Album Essay US Westerfeld, Scott Afterworlds US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult 9781481435055 401 Education is the path from cocky ignorance to miserable uncertainty. Twain, Mark Unknown Unknown US Westerfeld, Scott Afterworlds US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult 9781481435055 402 I now am made to Speak, because I am almost weary of Speaking, and to informe the world that Silence hath taken hold of my spirit Salmon, Joseph Testimony of a Ranter Testimony UK Antonetta, Susanne Body Toxic US 2001 Non-Fiction, Biography 1582432090 403 What is a Cassill? A case full of vomit. What is a Cassill? A case full of vomit. Unknown Bajan schoolboys' chant Song Unknown Antonetta, Susanne Body Toxic US 2001 Non-Fiction, Biography 1582432090 404 The word "education" comes from the root e from ex, out, and duco, I lead. It means a leading out. To me education is a leading out of what is already there in the pupil's soul. To Miss Mackay it is a putting in of something that is not there, and that is not what I call education. I call it intrusion, from the Latin root prefix meaning in and the stem trudo, I thrust. Miss Mackay's method is to thrust a lot of information into the pupil's head; mine is a leading out of knowledge, and that is true education as proved by its root meaning. Spark, Muriel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Novel UK Bedford, Martyn Acts of Revision US 1996 Fiction 385482736 405 Clever, but schoolteacher beat him anyway to show him that definitions belong to the definers -- not the defined. Morrison, Toni Beloved Novel US Bedford, Martyn Acts of Revision US 1996 Fiction 385482736 406 We were riding through frozen fields in a wagon at dawn. / A red wing rose in the darkness. / And suddenly, a hare ran across the road. / One of us pointed to it with his hand. // That was long ago. Today, neither of them is alive / Not the hare, nor the man who made the gesture. // O my love, where are they, where are they going . The flash of a hand, streak of movement, rustle of pebbles. / I ask not out of sorrow, but in wonder. Milosz, Czeslaw Encounter Poem Poland Beauman, Sally Rebecca's Tale US 2001 Fiction 751532282 407 They thought death was worth it, but I / Have a self to recover, a queen. / Is she dead, is she sleeping? / Where has she been, / With her lion-red body, her wings of glass? // Now she is flying / More terrible than she ever was, red / Scar in the sky, red comet / Over the engine that killed her -- / The mausoleum, the wax house. Plath, Sylvia Stings Poem US Beauman, Sally Rebecca's Tale US 2001 Fiction 751532282 408 And whosoever was not found written in the book of life was cast into the lake of fire NA Bible, Revelation 20:15 Bible NA Barry, Sebastian The Whereabouts of Eneas McNulty US 1998 Fiction 9780140280180 409 The greatest imperfection is in our inward sight, that is, to be ghosts unto our own eyes. Browne, Thomas Christian Morals Book UK Barry, Sebastian The Secret Scripture US 2008 Fiction 9780571215287 410 Of the numbers who study, or at least read history, how few derive any advantage from their labours!... Besides, there is much uncertainty even in the best authenticated ancient and modern histories; and that love of truth, which in some minds is innate and immutable, necessarily leads to a love of secret memoirs and private anecdotes. Edgeworth, Maria Preface to Castle Rackrent Novel UK Barry, Sebastian The Secret Scripture US 2008 Fiction 9780571215287 411 Livin' on Canaan's side, Eqypt behind / Crossed over Jordan wide, gladness to find. Waites, Ben American hymn Hym US Barry, Sebastian On Canaan's Side US 2011 Fiction 9780670022922 412 He lies like an eye-witness. Russian saying Russia Barnes, Julian Talking it Over US 1991 Fiction 679736875 413 You ask me what life is? It is like asking what a carrot is. A carrot is a carrot, and nothing more is known. Chekhov, Anton Chekhov to Olga Knipper Conversation Russia Y Barnes, Julian Staring at the Sun US 1986 Fiction 1904 330299301 414 A noir, E blanc, I rouge, U vert, O bleu. Rimbaud, Arthur Vowels Poem France Barnes, Julian metroland US 1980 Fiction 224017624 415 When you write the biography of a friend, you must do it as if you were taking revenge for him. Flaubert, Gustave Letter to Ernest Feydeau Letter France Barnes, Julian Flaubert's Parrot US 1984 Fiction 1872 330289764 416 Prudence, prudence,' the pigeons call, / 'Scorpions lurk in the gilded meadow, / An eye is embossed on the island wall. / The running tap casts a static shadow.' // 'Caution, caution,' the rooks proclaim, / ;The dear departed, the weeping widow, / Will meet in you in the core of flame. / The running tap casts a static shadow. // 'Act, act!' the ducks give voice. / 'Enjoy the widow in the meadow. / Drain the sacrement of choice. / The running tap casts a static shadow.' Enderby, Francis Xavier NA Fictional NA Burgess, Anthony Byrne US 1995 Fiction 078670456X 417 What is there to look at? and of the leopard, spotted underneath and on its toes: Leopards are not spotted underneath, but in old illumination they are, and on Indian printed muslins, and I like the idea that they are. Moore, Marianne Letter to Ezra Pound Letter US Biswell, Andrew The Real Life of Anthony Burgess US 2005 Non-Fiction, Biography 1919 9780330481717 418 Israelites, Christians, and Muslims profess immortality, but the veneration they render this world proves they believe only in it, since they destine all other worlds, in infinite number, to be its reward or punishment. The wheel of certain Hindustani religions seems more reasonable to me. Borges, Jorge Luis The Immortal Book Argentina Burdett, John Bangkok Tattoo US 2005 Fiction 9781400032914 419 What? Could perhaps, in spite of all "modern ideas" and prejudices of democratic taste, the victory of optimism, the achieved predominance of reason, practical and theoretical utilitarinism, like democracy itself, its contemporary -- be a symptom of failing strength, of approaching old age, of physiological exhaustion?... what is the meaning of -- mortality?... all things move in a double cycle: everything which we now call culture, education, civliization will at some stage have to appear before the infallible judge, Dionysus. Nietzsche, Friedrich The Birth of Tragedy Book Germany Burdett, John Bangkok Tattoo US 2005 Fiction 9781400032914 420 You cast your spell and I went under / I find it so difficult to leave Dylan, Bob "Tonight I'll be Staying Here with You" Song US Burdett, John Bangkok Haunts US 2007 Fiction 9781400097067 421 The Eternal passed by in the form of a pimp. The prattle ceased. Genet, Jean Our Lady of the Flowers novel France Burdett, John Bangkok Haunts US 2007 Fiction 9781400097067 422 The clinging consciousness is very deep and subtle; / All potentials are like a torrential flow. / I do not explain this to the ignorant, / For fear they will get the idea it is self. The Gautama Buddha The Sandhinirmochana Sutra Religious text Nepal Burdett, John Bangkok Haunts US 2007 Fiction 9781400097067 423 Like all the men of Babylon, I have been proconsul; like all, I have been a slave. I have been known omnipotence, igominy, imprisonment. Look here -- my right hand has no index finger. Borges, Jorge Luis The Lottery in Babylon Book Argentina Burdett, John Bangkok 8 US 2003 Fiction 1400032903 424 In the whole world there is no one who does not welcome it like reason. Confucius Talking about jade Conversation China Burdett, John Bangkok 8 US 2003 Fiction 1400032903 425 People with opinions just go around bothering one another. Buddha NA NA NA Y Bruen, Ken and Starr, Jason Bust US 2006 Fiction 843955910 426 When my father was a byo in China, that country was already old. When i say old I mean everything was there longer than anyone could recall... Lee, Li-Young The Winged Seed: A Remembrance Book US/ Indonesia Lee Robert A. China Fictions/English Language: Literary essays in Diaspora, Memory, Story US 2008 Essays 427 "We belong to the planet now, Mama... wherever we happen to be standing, why, that spot belongs to us as any other spot." Kingston Maxine Hong The Woman Warrior: Memoirs of a Girlhood Among Ghosts Book US Lee Robert A. China Fictions/English Language: Literary essays in Diaspora, Memory, Story US 2008 Essays 428 And then there's always China. China on my mind. Castro, Brian Shanghai Dancing novel Australia Lee Robert A. China Fictions/English Language: Literary essays in Diaspora, Memory, Story US 2008 Essays 429 America I still haven't told you what you did to Uncle Max after he came over from Russia Ginsberg, Allen America Poem US Levinson, Julian Exiles on Main Street: Jewish American Writers and American Literary Culture US 2008 History, criticism, American Literature 1956 430 This is her home This thing edge of barbwire. Anzaldua, Gloria Borderlands Book US Danielson, Marivel T. Homecoming Queers US 2009 American Literature 431 We Catholics are very much given to the Instant Answer. Fiction doesn't have any. It leaves us, like Job, with a renewed sense of mystery. This is what the fiction writer, on his lesser level, hopes to do. The danger for the writer who is surred by the religious view of the world is that he will consider this to be two operations instead of one. He will try to enshrine the mystery without the fact, and there will follow a further set of separatons which are inimical to art. Judgement will be separated from vision, nature from grace, and reason from imagination. O'Connor, Flannery Mystery and Manners Book US Waldmeir, John C. Cathedrals of Bone US 1959 American Literature, History, Criticism 432 The city is the emblamatic space for the encounter with the stranger, the other, the different. Tajbakhsh, Kian The Promise of the City: Space, Identity, and Politics in Contemporary Social Thought Book Iran Zhou XiaoJing Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature US Asian American Literature 433 Cities have long been key sites for the spatialization of power projects - whether political, religious, or economic. Sassen, Saksia The City in a Global Digital Age Essay Netherlands Zhou XiaoJing Cities of Others: Reimagining Urban Spaces in Asian American Literature US Asian American Literature 434 For several years now, "globalisation" has been the mantra for the expansion of international trade and foreign investment and the integration of markets. But we are now beginning to see a reality beyong globalisation - the world of "globality". This is not so much a process as a condition, a world economy in which traditional and familiar boundaries are being surmounted or made irrelevant. Yergin, Daniel The Age of 'Globality' Article US Ty, Eleanor Unfastened: Globality and Asian US 1958 American Literature, History and Criticism 435 Nothing that has ever happened should be regarded as lost for history, Benjamin, Walter Thesis on the Philosophy of History Essay Germany Lowe, Lisa Immigrant Acts: On Asian American Culture Politics US 1996 American Literature 436 The hegemonic subject cannot have a terrain of constitution different from the structure to which it belongs... [This structure] is inhabited by an original lack, by a radical undecidability that needs to be constantly superseded by acts of decision. These acts are, precisely, what constitute the subject, who can only exist as a will of constitution external to the structure but is the result of the failure of the structure to constitute itself, it can be formed only through acts of identification. Laclau, Ernesto Power and Representation Talk Argentina Ling, Jinqi Narrating Nationalisms: Ideology and Form in Asian American Literature US 1997 American Literature, History and Criticism 437 To keep alive a sense of alternative ways of life and of struggle requires memory of those who prefigured such life and struggle in the past. In this sense, tradition is to be associated not solely with ignorance and intolreance, prejudice and parochialism, dogmatism and docility. Rather, tradition is also to be identified with insight and intelligence, rationality and resistance, critique and contestation. West, Cornel The American Evasion of Philosophy Book US Ling, Jinqi Narrating Nationalisms: Ideology and Form in Asian American Literature US 1997 American Literature, History and Criticism 438 At home, historical memory is an all pervading authority. It is synonymous with the native cultural tradition. Abroad, memory becomes an opportunity-however danger ridden-for a new kind of self-becoming that benefits from forcible distance. Shwartz, Vera Threshold: A Dance Theater of Remembering and Forgetting Essay Romania Grice, Helena Asia American Fiction, History and Life Writing US 2009 American Fiction, Asian Americans in Literature, Autobiographical Fiction 439 Memoirs are perhaps the ultimate form of immersion journalism. Long. Jeffrey E. Remembered Childhoods Book US Grice, Helena Asia American Fiction, History and Life Writing US 2009 American Fiction, Asian Americans in Literature, Autobiographical Fiction 440 In a society where values are unstable and in flux, autobiographical memory may be felt to be a "text" that is incontrovertibly knowable and claimable. Haaken, Janice Pillar of Salt: Gender, Memory, and the Perils of Looking Back Book US Grice, Helena Asia American Fiction, History and Life Writing US 2009 American Fiction, Asian Americans in Literature, Autobiographical Fiction 441 Specific events in Asian history of the twentieth century have acquired important visibility in the American collective consciousness... the number of biographical, autobiographical, and fictional texts and movies on these events has heightened their prominence on the American scene, leading us, once more, to appreciate the cultural work they enact in the process of raising awareness of history and inviting comprehension towards the persons who have become dislocated as a result of that history. Davis, Rocio G. Begin Here Book Philippines Grice, Helena Asia American Fiction, History and Life Writing US 2009 American Fiction, Asian Americans in Literature, Autobiographical Fiction 442 The 'question of borders' should not be a teleological one. It is not so much about the transient eventually giving way to the permanent as it is about an existential condition of which 'permanence' itself is an ongoing fabrication. Chow, Rey Writing Diaspora Book China Huang, Su-ching Mobile Homes: Spatial and Cultural Negotiation in Asian American Literature US 2006 American Literature, Asian Americans in Literature 443 I lost a river, culture, speech, sense of first space. And the right place? Now, where do you come from? Strangers ask. Originally? And I hesitate. Duffy, Carol Ann Selected Poems Book UK Abdelrazck, Amal Talaat Contemporary Arab American Women Writers: Hyphenated Identities and Border Crossings US 2007 American Literature, Arab American authors, history and criticism 444 "Well," said Laura. "Let's play keeping house." "We are keeping house," said Mary. "What is the use of playing it?" Wilder, Laura Ingalls On the Banks of Plum Creek novel US Halvierson Cathryn Playing House in the American West US 2013 Woman and literature, autobiography 445 Another things to strive for: reading your history should move the melancholy to laughter. increase the joy of the cheer, not irritate the simple, fill the clever with admiration for its invention, not give the serious reason to scorn it, and allow the prudent to praise it. Cervantes, Miguel de Don Quixote Novel Spain Carma, Glenda R. Laughing Fit To Kill: Black Humor in the Fictions of Slavery US 2008 American Literature, Afican American wit and humour, history and criticism 446 I went home full of reflection, probing the sincerity of the strange white people, I had met, wondering how they really regarded Negroes. I lay on my bed and read the magazines and was amazed to find that there did exist in this world an organised search for the truth of the lived of the oppressed and the isolated. When I had begged bread from the officials, I had wondered dimly if the outcasts could become united in action, thought, and feeling. Now I knew. It was being done in one sixth of the earth already. The revolutionary words leaped from the printed page and struck me with trememdous force. Wright, Richard I Tried to be a Communist Essay US Moriah, Kristin Black Writers and the Left US 2013 447 Son, these niggers writing. Proganing our sacred words. Taking them from us and beating them on the anvil of Boogie-Woogie, putting their black hands on them so that they shine like burnished amulets. Taking our words, son, these filthy niggers and using them like they were their god-given pussy. Why...why 1 of them dared to interpret, critically mind you, the great Herman Melville's Moby Dick! Reed, Ishmael Mumbo Jumbo Novel US Gates, Henry Louis Black Literature & Literary Theory US 1984 American fiction, African fiction (English) 448 The canons are falling One by one Ashberry, John The Tomb of Stuart Merrill Poem US Gates, Henry Louis Black Literature & Literary Theory US 1984 American fiction, African fiction (English) 449 [The Slaves] would compose and sing as they went along, consulting neither time nor tune. The thought that came up, came out - if not in the word, in the sound; - and as frequently in the one that as in the other. They would sometimes sing the most pathetic sentiment in the most rapturous tone, and the most rapturous sentiment in the most pathetic tone... This they would sing, as a chorus to words which to many would seem inmeaning jargon, but which, nevertheless, were full of meaning to themselves... I did not, when a slave, understand the deep meaning of those rude and apparently incoherent songs. I was myself within the circle; so that I neither saw nor heard as those without might see or hear. Douglass, Frederick Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass Book US Gates, Henry Louis Black Literature & Literary Theory US 1984 American fiction, African fiction (English) 1845 450 It is one thing for a race to produce artistic material; it is quite another thing for it to produce the ability to interpret and criticise this material. Dubois, W.E.B. Unknown Unknown US Gates, Henry Louis Black Literature & Literary Theory US 1984 American fiction, African fiction (English) 1925 451 Blackface is the easiest make-up in the entire make-up box, and requires little or no experience to do acceptably. While any other character requires a great deal of thought, stufy and experimental work, the "nigger" make-up is the most elemental, simple in application and anyone using the least care can achieve a satisfactory result, with little or no practice. Powell, Herbert Preston The World's Best Book of Minstrelsy Book Unknown Baker, Houston A. Modernism and the Harlem Renaissance US 1987 American Literature, Harlem Renaissance 452 Maroon men throughout the hemisphere developed extraordinary skills in guerilla warfare. To the bewilderment of their European enemies, whose rigid and conventional tactics were learned on the open battlefields of Europe, these highly adaptable and mobile warriors took maximum advantage of local environments, stiking and withdrawing with great rapidity, making extensive use of ambushes to catch their adversaries in crossfire, fighting only when and where they chose, depending on reliable intelligence networkds among nonmaroons (both slave and white settlers) and often communicating by horns. Price, Richard Maroon Societies Book US Baker, Houston A. Modernism and the Harlem Renaissance US 1987 American Literature, Harlem Renaissance 453 Harlem is vicious modernism. BangClash Vicious the way its made. Can you stand such Beauty? So violent and transforming? Baraka, Amiri Return of the Native Poem US Baker, Houston A. Modernism and the Harlem Renaissance US 1987 American Literature, Harlem Renaissance 454 They're treating my resistance to their diagnosis as a personal affront. But it's my body and my life and the goddess knows i'm paying enough for all this, I ought to have a say. I am going to write fire until it comes out of my ears, my eyes, my noseholes - everywhere. Until it's every breath I breathe. I'm going to go out like a fucking meteor! Lorde, Audre A Burst of Light Book US Alexander, Simone A. James African Diasporic Women's Narratives: Politics of Resistance, Survival, and Citizenship US 1967 American Literature 455 I am even more certain that to create dangeroudly is also to create fearlessly, boldy embracing the public and private terrors that would silence us, then bravely moving forward even when it feels as though we are chasing or being chased by ghosts. Danticat, Edwidge Create Dangerously Book Haiti Alexander, Simone A. James African Diasporic Women's Narratives: Politics of Resistance, Survival, and Citizenship US 1967 American Literature 456 The exhibit was meant to evoke horror, disgust, and hatred. It had, however, the opposite effect. Thousands of Varsovians, dressed in their holiday best, waiting everyday in lines as long as those to see Lenin's Tomb and in solemn silence looked at the display, listened respectfully to the boogie-woogie, wanting in this way, at least, to manifest their blind and hopeless love for the United States. Glowacki Jestrovic, Silvija & Meerzon, Yana Performance, Exile and 'America' US 457 Illness granted me a set of experiences otherwise unobtainable. It liberated me from the routines which would have delivered me, unchallenged and unchanges, to discreet death. Illness casts you out, but it also cuts you free. I will never take conventional expectations seriously again, and the clear prospect of death only makes living more engaging. Clendinmem, Inga Tiger's Eye Bost, Suzanne Encarnacion: Illness and Body Politics in Chicana feminist literature US 2010 American Literature, History and Criticism 458 Consult the text! Ellison, Ralph Holloway, Karla FC Legal Fictions: constituting race, composing literature US 1949 American Literature, History and Criticism 459 In my preoccupation with the brutalities of racism, I had failed until no to recognise the subtler, more ambiguous expressions of sexism. Murray, Pauli Song in a Weary Throat: An American Pilgrimage Hardison, Ayesha K. Writing through Jane Crow: Race and Gender Politics in African American Literature US 1978 American Literature, History and Criticism 460 There is a cruel contradiction implicit in the art form itself. For true jazz is an art of individual assertion within and against the group. Each true jazz moment (as disctinct from the uninspired commercial performance) springs from a contest in which each artist challenges all the rest, each solo flight, or improvisation, represents (like the successive canvases of a painter) a definition of his identity: as individual, as member of the collectivity and as link in the chain of tradition. Thus, because jazz finds its very life in an endless improvisation upon traditional metrials, the jazzman must lose his identity even as he finds it. Ellison, Ralph Gates Jr, Henry Louis The Signifying Monkey US 1988 American Literature, History and Criticism 461 Improvisation is the play of black differences. Benston, Kimberly W. Gates Jr, Henry Louis The Signifying Monkey US 1988 American Literature, History and Criticism 462 Look like to me only a fool would want you to talk in a way that feel peculiar to your mind. Walker, Alice Gates Jr, Henry Louis The Signifying Monkey US 1988 American Literature, History and Criticism 463 Tis said that words and signs have power O'er sprites in planetary hour; But scarce I praise their venturous part, Who tamper with such dangeroud art. Scott, Walter Lay of the Last Minstrel Gates Jr, Henry Louis Figures in Black: Words, siggns, and the "racial" self US 1987 American Literature, History and Criticism 464 White people leave money to their children, but Black people teach their signs, which is far better. Peterkin, Julia Black April Gates Jr, Henry Louis Figures in Black: Words, siggns, and the "racial" self US 1987 American Literature, History and Criticism 465 Anywhere they go, my people know the signs. Allen, Henry Gates Jr, Henry Louis Figures in Black: Words, siggns, and the "racial" self US 1987 American Literature, History and Criticism 466 Herein lie buried many things which, if read with patience, will reveal the stragne meaning of being black. Du Bois, W. E. B. The Souls of Black Folk Fisher, Rebecka Rutledge Habitations of the Veil: Metaphor and the Poetics of Black Being in African American Literature US 2014 American Literature, History and Criticism 467 Queerness is that thing that lets us feel that this world is not enough. Munoz, Jose Esteban Cruising Utopia Ellis, Nadia Territories of the Soul: Queered belonging in the Black Diaspora US 1977 American Literature, History and Criticism 468 There is also undeniably a personal genesis for Black feminism, that is, the political realization that comes from the seemingly personal experience of individual Black women's lives. Combahee River Collective Statement David, Marlo D. Mama's Gun: Black maternal figures and the politics of Transgression US 1974 469 Perhaps the most insidious and least understood form of segregation is that of the word. Ellison, Ralph Wonham, Henry B. Criticism and the Color Line: Desegregating American Literary Studies US 1996 American Literature, History and criticism 1946 470 Truth is not a stagnant property... Truth is made, just as health, wealth and strength are made, in the course of experience. James, William Cooke, Michael G. Afro-American Literature in the Twentieth Century: The Achievement of Intimacy US 1984 American Literature, History and criticism 471 Instead of inciting the Slaves to Rebellion with eloquent oratory, I soothes their hurt and eloquently sang the Blues. Cleaver Eldridge Cooke, Michael G. Afro-American Literature in the Twentieth Century: The Achievement of Intimacy US 1984 American Literature, History and criticism 472 “We may, indeed, say that the hour of death is uncertain, but when we say so we represent that hour to ourselves as situated in a vague and remote expanse of time, it never occurs to us that it can have any connexion with the day that has already dawned, or may signify that death — or its first assault and partial possession of us, after which it will never leave hold of us again — may occur this very afternoon, so far from uncertain, this afternoon every hour of which has already been allotted to some occupation. You make a point of taking your drive every day so that in a month’s time you will have had the full benefit of the fresh air; you have hesitated over which cloak you will take, which cabman to call, you are in the cab, the whole day lies before you, short because you have to be at home early, as a friend is coming to see you; you hope that it will be as fine again to-morrow; and you have no suspicion that death, which has been making its way towards you along another plane, shrouded in an impenetrable darkness, has chosen precisely this day of all days to make its appearance, in a few minutes’ time... Proust, Marcel The Guermantes Way France Boyd, William Restless US 2006 Fiction, Historical Fiction 9781596912366 473 Inky pinky spider, climbing up the spout, / Down came the rain, and washed the spider out. / Out came the sun, and dried away the rain. / Inky pinky spider, climbing up again. Children's nursery rhyme Song Bowen, John After the Rain US 1958 Fiction 978-571241842 474 More is a man of an angel's wit and singular learning: I know not his fellow. For where is the man of that gentleness, lowliness and affability? And as time requireth a man of marvellous mirth and pastimes; and sometimes of as sad gravity: a man for all seasons. Whittinton, Robert Bolt, Robert A man for all Seasons US 1960 Fiction, Historial Fiction 679728228 475 He was the person of the greatest virtue these islands ever produced. Johnson, Samuel Bolt, Robert A man for all Seasons US 1960 Fiction, Historial Fiction 679728228 476 ...Poems, even when narrative, do not resemble stories. All stories are about battles, of one kind or another, which end in victory or defeat. Everything moves towards the end, when the outcome will be known. Poems, regardless of any outcome, cross the battlefields, tending the wounded, listening to the wild monologues of the triumphant or the fearful. They bring a kind of peace. Not by anaesthesia or easy reassurance, but by recognition and the promise that what has been experienced cannot disappear as if it had never been. Yet the promise is not of a monument. (Who, still on a battlefield, wants monuments?) The promise is that language has acknowledged, has given shelter, to the experience which demanded, which cried out. Berger, John And our Faces, My Heart, Brief as Photos Various (edited by Chandan, Amarjit / Gunaratman, Yamit / Evans, Gareth) The Long White Thread of Words US 2016 Poetry, Anthology 9780993454745 477 Love is not time's fool... / Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks / But bears it out even to the edge of doom. // If this be error, and upon me prov'd / I never wit, nor no man ever lov'd. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 116 Poem UK Berger, John From A to X: A story in Letters US 2008 Fiction 9781844672882 478 Not to find one's way about in a city is of little interest... But to lose one's way in a city, as one loses one's way in a forest, requires practice... I learned his art late in life: it fulfilled the dreams whose first traces were the labyrinths on the blotters of my exercise books. Benjamin, Walter A Berlin Childhood Around the Turn of the Century Carson, Ciaran Belfast Confetti US 1989 Fiction 479 ...that the Mastive dogs belonginge to Butchers, Tanners and other inhabitants dwelling in this Corporation and the suburbs and ffields thereunto belonginge, have Barbarously ffallen upon horses in Carrs, upon the Street, and also horses out of carrs, And have violently Torne and abused them, That some of them have been in hazard to die, And also ffallen upon several cattell bothe upon the Streets and in the ffields. Inso much that serverall catell are mightily abused, and some of them killed to the great loss of many of the poore Inhabitants of this Corporacon. And also that the said Dogs have ffallen upon sverall mena nd boyes ipon the Streets and Lanes of this Towne and suburbs thereunto belonginge, and have pult them to the Ground, Torne their cloathes and Torne some of their fleshe and eaten the same Insomuch that many Inhabitants ffeare their lives to walk the streets or laines either by night or day for the said dogs and Bitches... Ordinance of the Corporation of Belfas Carson, Ciaran Belfast Confetti US 1989 Fiction 1678 480 When a writer calls his work a Romance, it need hardly be observed that he wishes to claim a certain latitude, both as to its fashion and material, which he would not have felt himself entitled to assume had he professed to be writing a Novel. The latter form of composition is presumed to aim at a very minute fidelity, not merely to the possible, but to the probable and ordinary course of man's experience. The former--while, as a work of art, it must rigidly subject itself to laws, and while it sins unpardonably so far as it may swerve aside from the truth of the human heart--has fairly a right to present that truth under circumstances, to a great extent, of the writer's own choosing or creation.. The point of view in which this tale comes under the Romantic definition lies in the attempt to connect a bygone time with the very present that is flitting away from us. Hawthorne, Nathaniel Preface to The House of the Seven Gables Preface to a novel Y Byatt, A.S. Possession US 1990 481 And if at whiles the bubble, blown too thin, Seem nigh on bursting,—if you nearly see The real world through the false,—what do you see? Is the old so ruined? You find you ’re in a flock O’ the youthful, earnest, passionate—genius, beauty, Rank and wealth also, if you care for these: And all depose their natural rights, hail you, (That ’s me, sir) as their mate and yoke-fellow, Participate in Sludgehood -- nay, grow mine, I veritably possess them--... // And all this might be, may be, and with good help Of a little lying shall be: so Sludge lies! Why, he's at worst your poet who sings how Greeks That never were, in Troy which never was, Did this or the other impossible great thing!... But why do I mount to poets? Take plain prose— Dealers in common sense, set these at work, What can they do without their helpful lies? Each states the law and fact and face o’ the thing Just as he’d have them, finds what he thinks fit, Is blind to what missuits him, just records What makes his case out, quite ignores the rest. It ’s a History of the World, the Lizard Age, The Early Indians, the Old Country War, Jerome Napoleon, whatsoever you please, All as the author wants it. Such a scribe You pay and praise for putting life in stones, Fire into fog, making the past your world. There’s plenty of “How did you contrive to grasp “The thread which led you through this labyrinth? “How build such solid fabric out of air? “How on so slight foundation found this tale? “Biography, narrative?” or, in other words, “How many lies did it require to make “The portly truth you here present us with?” Browning, Robert "Mr Sludge", "The Medium" Poem Y Byatt, A.S. Possession US 1990 Fiction 482 My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun, / Coral is far more red than her lips' red, / If snow be white, why then her breasts are dun, / If hairs be wires, black wires grow on her head... Burgess, Anthony Nothing Like the Sun US 1965 Fiction 039331507X 483 Dice Gleichnisreden sind artig und unterhaltend, und wer spielt nicht hem mit Ahnlichkeiten? (These similitudes are charming and entertaining, and who does not enjoy playing with analogies?) Goethe Wahlvenwandtschaften Byatt, A.S. The Biographer's Tale US 2000 Fiction 701169451 484 ...as I waited I thought that there's nothing like a confession to make one look mad; and that of all confessions a written one is the most detrimental all round. Never confess! Never, never! Conrad, Joseph Chance Burgess, Anthony You've had your time: the second part of the confessions US 1990 Non-Fiction, Biography 802114059 485 The Malay state of Lanchap and its towns and inhabitants do not really exists. Burgess, Anthony The Malayan Trilogy US 1972 Fiction 486 In his Linguistic Atlas of the United States and Canada Hans Kurath recognizes no isogloss coincident with the political border along Latitude 49 degree North. Potter, S. Burgess, Anthony M/F US 1971 Fiction, Humorous Fiction 9780141187808 487 C'est embêtant, dit Dieu. Quand il n'y aura plus ces Français, Il y a des choses que je fais, il n'y a aura plus personne pour les comprende. Péguy, Charles Burgess, Anthony M/F US 1971 Fiction, Humorous Fiction 9780141187808 488 Enter Prine, Leonato, Claudio, and Jacke Wilson Much Ado About Nothing (First Folio) Play Burgess, Anthony M/F US 1971 Fiction, Humorous Fiction 9780141187808 489 We shall meet again in Petersburg, as though we had buried the sun. Mandel'shtam, O. Burgess, Anthony Honey for the Bears US 1963 Fiction 393314413 490 Cras amet qui nunquam amavit quique amavit cras amet Perviglium Veneris Burgess, Anthony The Eve of Saint Venus US 1964 Fiction 34502236X095 491 -- Allons, dernier de poètes, / Toujours enfermé tu te rendras malade! / Vois, il fait beau temps, tout le monde est dehors, / Va done acheter deux sous d'ellébore, / ça te fera une petite promenade. Laforgue, Jules Dimaches Burgess, Anthony The Complete Enderby US Fiction, Collection 9780099442592 492 Onward Christian Soldier, Marching as to war. Christian hymn Hymn Churchill, Caryl Plays: 1 US 1985 Fiction, Play 413566706 493 Sitting quietly, doing nothing. / Spring comes and the grass grows by itself. Zen poem Poem Churchill, Caryl Plays: 1 US 1985 Fiction, Play 413566706 494 Beware and take care / Of the Bight of Benin. / Of the one that comes out / There are forty go in. Slaver's proverb Proverb Chatwin, Bruce The Viceroy of Ouidah US 1980 Fiction 330266136 495 Advance the upright and set aside the crooked, then the people will be with you. Advance the crooked and set aside the upright, then the people will not be with you. Confucius China Hsin-hai, Chang The Fabulous Concubine US 1956 Fiction 496 We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful what we pretend to be. Vonnegut, Kurt Chambers, Aidan Dance on My Grave US 1982 Fiction, Homosexuality 006091310X 497 But whether an author protested Jim Crow directly or strived to produce a work in which race didn't matter, what made African American literature a literature was the historical circumstance in which black literary achievement could cound, almost automatically, as an effort on behalf of the "race" as a whole. That circumstance was Jim Crow or legalised segregation. We are no longer in that moment. Nothing makes the work of any individual black writer a matter for the "race" as a whole. Warren, Kenneth King, Lovaleserie & Moody-Turner Shirley Contemporary African American Literature: The Living Canon US 2013 American Literature 498 But a funny thing happened on the way to the Civil Rights movement. Black writers started reading and revising each other's works, situating their representations of their own experiences and those of other black people, in the tropes and metaphors of other black writers. That is what a literary tradition is: it is a body of texts defined by signifying relations of revision. Like it or not, black literature, because of this, is here to stay. Gates Jr., Henry Louis King, Lovaleserie & Moody-Turner Shirley Contemporary African American Literature: The Living Canon US 2013 American Literature 499 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John Bible 1:1 Preaching the Gospel of Black Revolt Wilburn, Reginald US 500 I remember going into a meeting with a silver anniversary catalog of every film in the Film Board ever made and waving it around sayingg, "Do you see a listing in the film catalog under 'Gay'? Under 'Homosexual'? No you do not." There was a film that had been about a group of lesbian writers in Quebec, and the catalog described them as Quebecoise writers! Even here the history had been made invisible, and that's a political choice. Weissman, Aerlyn Bruce, Jean & Cammaer Gerda Forbidden Love: A Queer Film Classic US 1958 Lesbians, Film 501 We really wanted to celebrate resistance, to unearth this invisible history, but we wantedto do it in an entirely engaging and entertaining way. Why should it dour? What really gives people energy in the resistance is not being dour, it's being rebellious. Fernie, Lynne Bruce, Jean & Cammaer Gerda Forbidden Love: A Queer Film Classic US 1958 Lesbians, Film 502 Perhaps, instead of thinking of identity as an already accomplished fact, which the new cinematic discourses then represent, we should think instead of identity as a production, which is never complete, always in process, and always constituted within, not outside, representation. Hall, Stuart Bruce, Jean & Cammaer Gerda Forbidden Love: A Queer Film Classic US 1958 Lesbians, Film 1988 503 ...we must pass through solitude and difficulty, isolation and silence, in order to reach forth to the enchanted place where we can dance our clumsy dance and sing our sorrowful song - but in this dance or in this song there are fulfilled the most ancient rites of our conscience in the awareness of being human and of believing in a common destiny. Neruda, Pablo Toward the Splendid City Hagberg, David Dance with the Dragon US 2007 Fiction 504 Already with thee! tender is the night... but here there is no light, Save what from heavens is with the breezes blown Through verduous glooms and w inding mossy ways. Keats, John Ode to a Nightinggale Poem Fitzgerald, Scott Tender is the Night US 1933 Fiction 505 ...Well this side of Paradise!... There's little comfort in the wise. Brooke, Rupert. Fitzgerald, Scott The Side of Paradise US 1920 Fiction 506 Experience is the name so many people give to their mistakes. Wilde, Oscar Fitzgerald, Scott The Side of Paradise US 1920 Fiction 507 His power came from some great reservoir of spiritual life else it could not have been so universal and so potent, but the majesty and beauty of the language with which he clothed it were all his own. Bragdon, Claude Gibran, Kahlil The Prophet US 1926 Fiction 508 The common problem, yours, mine, everyone's, is, not to fancy what were fair in life, provided it could be, - but finding first what may be, then find how to make it fair up to our means. Browning, Robert Turner, Ethel The Wonder-Child US 1941 Fiction 509 Far into the cold mountain a stone trail winds aslant, Where white clouds rise a house appears, Stopping my carriage, I sit to admire the late maple forest, The frosted leaves are redder than February flowers. Du Mu (Tang Dynasty) Wu, Fan February Flowers US 2006 Fiction 510 She thought of the narrowness of the limits within which a human soul may speak and be understood by its nearest of mental kin, of how soon it reaches that solitary land of the individual experience, in which no fellow footfall is ever heard. Schreiner, Olive White, Patrick The Aunt's Story US 1948 Fiction 511 Who knows but the world may end tonight? Browning, Robert The Last Ride Together West, Morris The Clowns of God US 1981 Fiction 512 A perfect WOman, nobly planned, To warn, to comfort, and command. Wordsworth, WIlliam White, Patrick A Fringe of Leaves US 1976 Fiction 513 Rat-Wife: Humbly begging pardon - are your worships troubled with any gnawing things in the house? Almers: Here? No, I don't think so. Rat-Wide: If you had, it would be such a pleasure to rid your worships' house of them. Rita: Yes, yes, we understand. But we have nothing of the sort here. Ibsen, Henrik White, Patrick A Fringe of Leaves US 1976 Fiction 514 If there is some true good in a man, it can only be unknown to himself. Weil, Simone White, Patrick A Fringe of Leaves US 1976 Fiction 515 Love is your last chance. There is really nothing else on earth to keep you there. Aragon, Louis White, Patrick A Fringe of Leaves US 1976 Fiction 516 There is another world, but it is in this one. Eluard, Paul White, Patrick The Solid Mandala US 1969 Fiction 517 It is not outside, it is inside: wholly within. Eckhart, Meister White, Patrick The Solid Mandala US 1969 Fiction 518 ...yet still I long for my twin in the sun... Anderson, Patrick White, Patrick The Solid Mandala US 1969 Fiction 519 It was an old and rather poor church, many of the ikons were without settings, but such churces are the best for praying sin. Dostoyevsky White, Patrick The Solid Mandala US 1969 Fiction 520 When the capital development of a country becomes a by-product of the activities of a casino, the job is likely to be ill done. Keynes, John Maynard General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money Cartwright, Justin Other People's Money US 1968 Fiction 521 Brush up your Shakespeare. Porter, Cole Carter, Angela Wise Children US 1988 Fiction 522 It's a wise child that knows its own father. Old Saw Carter, Angela Wise Children US 1988 Fiction 523 How many times Shakespeare draws fathers and daughters, never mothers and daughters. Terry, Ellen Carter, Angela Wise Children US 1988 Fiction 524 Somewhere every culture has an imaginary zone for what it excludes, and it is that zome we must try to remember today. Clement, Catherine The Guilty One Lopez, Gemma Seductions in Narrative US 2007 Criticism and interpretation, Fiction 525 Oh, how dangerous can a stupid little book be, especially at the hands of a stupid little girl! Lord Voldermort Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets FIlm Lopez, Gemma Seductions in Narrative US 2007 Criticism and interpretation, Fiction 526 Les lois de nos desirs sont les des sans loisir Desnos, Robert Carter, Angela The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman US 1972 Fiction 527 (Remember that we sometimes demand definitions for the sake not of the content, but of their form. Our requirement is an architectural one: the definition is a kind of ornamental coping that supports nothing.) Wittgenstein, Ludwig Philosophical Investigations Carter, Angela The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman US 1972 Fiction 528 Imagine the perplexity of a man outside time and space, who has lost his watch, his measuring rod and his tuning fork. Jarry, Alfred Exploits and Opinions of Doctor Faustrall Pataphysician Carter, Angela The Infernal Desire Machines of Doctor Hoffman US 1972 Fiction 529 For, lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing birds is come, and the voice of the turtle is hears in our land; The fig tree puteth forth her green gifs; and the vines with the tender grape give a good smell. Arise, my love, my fair one, and come away The Song of Solomon Bernieres, Louis Senor Vivo and the Coca Lord US 1992 Fiction 530 For the enemy hath persecuted my soul; he hath smitten my life down to the ground; he hath made me to dwell in darkness, as those that have long been dead. Therefore, it is my spirit overwhelmed within mel my heart within me is desolate. I remember the days of old... Psalm 143 Bernieres, Louis Senor Vivo and the Coca Lord US 1992 Fiction 531 No one will have directly experienced the actual cause of such happenings, but everyone will have received an image of them. Baudrillard Martin Crimp Attempts on her Life US 1997 Fiction 532 Happy the man, whose wish and care A few paternal acres bound, Content to breathe his native air In his own ground. Pope, Alexander Ode on Solitude Grace, Jim Harvest US 2013 Fiction 533 Orphee: Enfin, Madame...m'expliquerez-vois? La Princesse: Rien. Si vous dormez, si vous revez, acceptez vos reves. C'est le role du dormeur. Cocteau Orphee Screenplay Coe, Jonathan The Winshaw Legacy US 1996 Fiction 534 Meet me', he'd said and forgotten 'Love me': but of love we are frightened We'd rather leave and fly for the moon Than say the right words too soon Philippe, Louis Yuri Gagarin Coe, Jonathan The Winshaw Legacy US 1996 Fiction 535 Telling stories is telling lies. Johnson, B.S. Albert Angelo Coe, Jonathan Like a Fiery Elephant: The story of B.S. Johnson US 2004 Fiction 536 For every step, the footprint was already there Calasso, Roberto Dyer, Geoff Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi US 2010 Fiction 537 Huge walls & towers & rocks & balconies - a prospect along the bend of the river like Venice along Grand Canal or seen from Judecca - finally to Manikarnika burning ghat... Ginsberg, Allen Indian Journals Dyer, Geoff Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi US 2010 Fiction 538 Alas, the movie wasn't much to speak of; besides, I never liked the novel much either. Brodsky, Joseph Watermark Dyer, Geoff Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi US 2010 Fiction 539 The deposed, the defeated, the disenchanted, the wounded, or even only the bored, have seemed to find there something that no other place could give. James, Henry Dyer, Geoff Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi US 2010 Fiction 540 Profucers of great art are no demigods but fallible human beings, often with neurotic and damaged personalitites. Adorno, Theodor Dyer, Geoff But Beautiful: A book about Jazz US 1996 Fiction 541 We hear only ourselves Bloch, Ernst Dyer, Geoff But Beautiful: A book about Jazz US 1996 Fiction 542 What has passed, has gone; What is past, will come. Heidegger, Martin Durcan, Paul O Westport in the Light of Asia Minor US 1975 Poetry 543 from which ever child-crib within whatever enclosure demarked by a dynast or staked by consent wherever in which of the wide world-risings you must now call her but by that name which acords to the morphology of that place. Jones, David Durcan, Paul O Westport in the Light of Asia Minor US 1975 Poetry 544 As does any other man on earth, I come from a family and from a particular place. Pope John XXIII Durcan, Paul Teresa's Bar US 1976 Poetry 545 Who's gonna throw that minstreel boy coin Who's gonna let it roll Who's gonna throw that minstrel boy a coin Who's gonna let if down easy to save his soul Dylan, Bob Song Durcan, Paul Teresa's Bar US 1976 Poetry 546 I would like my pictures to look as if a human being had passed between them, like a snail, leaving a trail of the human presence and memory trace of past events as the snail leaves its slime. Bacon, Francis Durcan, Paul A Snail in my Prime US 1993 Poetry 547 What goes up when the rain comes down? Answer me that now! Murphy, Seamus Stone Melt Durcan, Paul Jesus, Break his Fall US 1980 Poetry 548 What one seems to want in art, in experiencing it, is the same thing that is necessary for its creation, a self-forgetful, perfectly useless concentration. Bishop, Elizabeth Durcan, Paul Greetings to Our Friends in Brazil US 1999 Poetry 549 He liked gazing at the world, doing nothing. de Beauvoir, Simone Adieux Durcan, Paul Daddy, Daddy US 1990 Poetry 092063379X 550 Ecology. Folks use that term for everything but what it means: who's eating who. Arctic Blue Durcan, Paul Cries from an Irish Caveman US 2001 Poetry 9781860469107 551 For kindness it is, that ever calls forth kindness. Sophocles Durcan, Paul Christmas Day US 1996 Fiction 978186046288 552 The world is a wedding. The Talmud Durcan, Paul The Berlin Wall Cafe US 1995 Fiction 9781860460883 553 I Gillian Clarke, Bardd Cenedlaetbol Cymru, Mam-gu anrhydeddus ac arbennig Ella a'm ffrind annwyl i. Duffy, Carol Ann The Bees US 2011 Fiction 9780330442442 554 The dead weep with joy when their books are reprinted. Sokurov, Alexander The Russian Ark Drabble, Margaret The Red Queen US 2004 Fiction 2003 978015603270 555 Agli amici di quel tempo Dibdin, Michael Ratking US 1988 Fiction 571154212 556 Loose ends, things unrelated, shifts, nightmare journeys, cities arrived at and left, meetings, desertions, betrayals, all manner of unions, adulteries, triumphs, defeats... these are the facts. Trocchi, Alexander Cain's Book Foden, Giles The Last King of Scotland US 1998 Fiction 1960 9780571232888 557 Through some connection, without opening your eyes / You've seen in your mother's womb, as you see in your dream / How birds dart in the air, how Adam is the earth // From which he sprang to sing it / How Moses came to rid Egypt of its plagues / How a fragile vessel contains sweet wine // So the eyes receive what's invisible / and a mixture of one hazy substance with the other / is the great secret of love Rumi, Jelaluddin Y Fitzpatrick, Nina Daimons US 2003 Fiction 1932112146 558 If a story begins with finding, it must end with searching. Lee, Hermione Penelope Fitzgerald: A Life US 2013 Non-Fiction, Biography 9780099546597 559 che mena il vento, e che batte la pioggia, e che s'incontran con si aspre lingue. Fitzgerald, Penelope offshore US 1979 Fiction 6542565 560 Novels arise out of the shortcomings of history. von Hardenberg, F. Fragmente and Studien Fitzgerald, Penelope The Blue Flower US 1995 Fiction 1799-1800 39589972 561 For as at a great distance of place, that which wee look at, appears dimme, and without distinction of the smaller parts; and as Voyces grow weak, and inarticulate: so also after great distance of time, our imagination of the Past is weak; and wee lose (for example) of Cities wee have seen, many particular streets; and of Actions, many particular Circumstances. This decaying sense, which wee would express the thing it self, (I mean fancy it selfe,) wee call Imagination , as I said before: But when we would express the decay, and signifie that the Sense is fading, old, and past, it is called Memory. So that Imagination and Memory are but one thing... Hobbes Leviathan Fenton, James Children in Exile US 1994 Poetry 562 Long live the weeds... Hopkins, Gerard Manley "Inversnaid" Fallon, Peter News of the World US Poetry 091639056X 563 There are writers for whom no forms exist: too clever for novels, too sceptical for poetry, too verbose for the aphorism, all that is left to them is the essay -- the least appropriate medium for the foiled. Paterson, Don Dyer, Geoff Working the Room US Essays 9781847678621 564 Fairy-tales and legends often tell of a knight who suddenly catches sight of a rare bird of which he then sets off in pursuit, since in the beginning it seemed quite close, but then it flies off again, until at last night falls. The knight is separated from his companions and lost in the wilderness in which he now finds himself. Kierkegaard, Soren Dyer, Geoff The Search US 1993 Fiction 9781555976781 565 The man who has criss-crossed every ocean has merely criss-crossed the monotony of his self. I have criss-crossed more seas than any man alive. I have seen more mountains than most on this earth. I have been through more cities than exist and over the mighty rivers of non-existent worlds which flowed, absolute, under my contemplative gaze . . . Did I leave? I could not swear to it. I found myself in other lands, in other ports, passing through towns which were not this one, even if neither this one nor that one were towns at all . . . Pessoa, Fernando Dyer, Geoff The Search US 1993 Fiction 9781555976781 566 Feeling for the right word / Leaves me breathless for the many, / As if through a lost limb sewn on / Feeling gradually grew // Through cold young flesh, / Lit some fingers with old identity / And excitement, while the others / Craved possession // Of life withheld, Hung awkwardly till breathing as one / The first words came like blood / Down distressed veins, // And, with a healing yaw, / New writing began like an exercise / Over and back across an empty yard / Turn, start all over. Healy, Dermot New Irish Writing Poem Healy, Dermot The Collected Short Stories US 2015 Anthology 1980 edited by Keith Hopper and Neil Murphy 567 Was man nicht erfliegen kann, muss man erhinken. Ruckert Die bieden Gulden Harrison, M. John The Course of the Heart US 1992 Fiction 1892389975 568 ...She hath yielded herself up to everything that lives, and hath become a partaker in its mystery. And because she has made herself the servant of each, therefore she is become the mistres of all... Crowley, Aleister Harrison, M. John The Course of the Heart US 1992 Fiction 1892389975 569 Must to thy motions lovers' seasons run? Donne, John Wong, Cyril Tilting our Plates to Catch the Light US 2007 Fiction 570 I dwell with you as a foreigner, a stranger, as all my ancestors were. Look away from me, that I may enjoy life again before I depart and am no more. Psalm 39:12-13 Yam, Jerrold Intruder US 2014 Fiction 571 ...and as I prophesised, there was a noise, and suddenly a rattling; and the bones came together, bone to bone. Ezekiel 37:7 Yam, Jerrold Scattered Vertebrae US 2013 Poetry 572 Master Tseng said, I once heard the Master say, "Though a man may never before have shown all that is in him, he is certain to do when mouring for a father or mother." Confucius The Analects Book XIX, 17 Yeo, Robert Routes: A Singaporean Memoir 1940-75 US 2011 Biography 573 We don't have tomorrow But we had yesterday. Diana Ross and the Supremes Song Yeo, Robert Routes: A Singaporean Memoir 1940-75 US 2011 Biography 574 It's not a terrible thing-I mean, it may be terrible, but it's not damaging, it's not poisoning, to do without something, one wants [...] what's terrible is to pretend that the second-rate is first-rate. Lessing, Doris The Golden Notebook Tan, Jolene A Certain Exposure US 2014 Fiction, novel 575 A family's like a loaded gun: You point it in the wrong direction, Someone's gonna get killed. Belle and Sebastian I Could be Dreaming Tan, Jolene A Certain Exposure US 2014 Fiction, novel 576 Old bureaucrat, my comrade, is it not you who are to blame. Saint-Exupery, Antoine Wind, Sand and Stars Tan, Jolene A Certain Exposure US 2014 Fiction, novel 577 Wives, submit yourselves unto your own husbands, as unto the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife, even as Christ is the head of the church: and he is the saviour of the body, Therefore, as the church is subject unto Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in every thing. Sng-Fun Poh Yoke Simply This - Simply His US 2009 Autobiography 578 The ship's new, the rigging's new, sailing suddenly into Malacca. She's new to him, he's new to her, yet knowing at once each other. Shelley, Rex The Shrimp People US 1991 Fiction 579 Because I could not stop for Death - He kindly stopped for me - The Carriage helf but just Ourselves - And Immortality. We slowly drove - He knew no haste And I had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility Dickinson, Emily Seet, K K Death Rites: Tales from a wake US Fiction 580 We're here, oh god, for even the briefest of moments, And for these moments, these are the miraculous things we see and can do. This is our love and our fear and our hate and our joy. This is everything we wanted, this is everything we were. These were our possibilities. These were our whys and our what-ifs. THese are our stories, no matter how ridiculous. Fraction, Matt The Batman Dreams of Hieronymus Machines Ree, Wayne Tales from a Tiny Room US 2014 Fiction 581 Man cannot speak his thoughts without thinking his speech. Bonald Puthucheary, Rosaly Footfalls in the Rain US 2008 Fiction 582 Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future, And time future contained in time past. Eliot, T.S Puthucheary, Rosaly Footfalls in the Rain US 2008 Fiction 583 These our actors were all spirits. The great globe itself shall dissolve, and this insubstantial pageant fade. We are such stuff as dreams are made on. Shakespeare, WIlliam The Tempest Poon, Wena Novillera: Alex y Robert 2 US 2013 Fiction 584 Already, apparitions of distance reveal the end of the line - vertical and pin-point luminous as conducting rods and storm fronts ranging west to east Armand, Louis Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Phat Planet Cometh US 2015 Fiction, poetry 585 Shot forth, shot forth. Then - nights, unmixed, circles, green or blue, red squares: the world puts its innermost into play with the new hours. - Circles, red or black, bright squares, no flight shadows, no measuring board, no smoke soul rises and plays too. Celan, Paul Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Phat Planet Cometh US 2015 Fiction, poetry 586 The pear tree drops its fruit - yellow stones ripe as olives - not a fall out of love, but a ripened fruit, over over over, into the world. Bowering, Marilyn St. Augustine's Pear Tree Shelley, Rex People of the Pear Tree US 1993 Poetry 587 If your writing means something to you, you write irrespective of whether you will be read or not. Thumboo, Edwin N. P. Brandon House of the Son US 2010 Fiction 588 Air is primarily moist and secondarily hot. Water is primarily cold and secondarily moist. Fire is primarily hot and secondarily dry. Earth is primarily dry and secondarily cold. Aristotle Yong Shu Hoong Right of the Soil US 2015 Fiction 589 All water has a perfect memory and is forever trying to get back to where it was. Morrison, Toni Chin, O Thiam Now that it's Over US 2016 Fiction 590 The heart is but the beach beside the sea that is the world. Chinese Proverb Chin, O Thiam Now that it's Over US 2016 Fiction 591 In the mingled linen and wool of ourselves, you and I, lovely is the world. Amichai, Yehuda Ng, Leonard Changes and Chances US 2014 Poetry 592 I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I'm out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can;t handle me at my worse, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best. Monroe, Marilyn Nansi, Pooja Stiletto Scars US 2007 Poetry 593 Work: For the Night is coming Traditional Baldwin, James Just Above My Head US 1979 Fiction, Novel 594 Cut on dotted line Twist End once and fasten AB to ab, CD to cd Barth, John Lost in the Funhouse US 1968 Short Story 595 By homely gift and hindered words The human heart is told of nothing --- "nothing" is the force That renovates the world --- Dickinson, Emily #1563 Poem Banks, Russell The Sweet Hereafter US 1991 Fiction 596 It may be us they wish to meet but it's themselves they want to talk about Connolly, Cyril Baker, Nicholson U and I US 1991 Fiction 597 I placed a jar in Tennessee... Stevens, Wallace Baker, Nicholson Room Temperature US 1990 Fiction, Novel 598 I am the man; I suffered, I was there Whitman, Walt Poem Baldwin, James Giovanni's Room US 1956 Fiction, Novel 599 We are all asleep in the outward man Boehme, Jacob Bly, Robert Silence in the Snowy Fields US 1962 Poems 600 Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing There is a field. I'll meet you there Rumi Berg, Elizabeth The Art of Mending US 2004 Ficion 601 For according to the outward man, we are in this world, and according to the inward man, we are in the inward world... Since then we are generated out of both worlds, we speak in two languages, and we must be understood also by two languages Boehme, Jacob Bly, Robert The Light Around the Body US 1967 Poems 602 If we look at the path, we do not see the sky. We are earth people on a spiritual journey to the stars. Our quest, our earth walk, is to look within, to know who we are, to see that we are connected to all things, that there is no separation, only in the mind Native America, source unknown Berg, Elizabeth Talk Before Sleep US 1994 Fiction 603 And Nathanael said unto Philip, Can there any good thing come out of Nazareth? John 1:46 Bible Bible Verse Berg, Elizabeth The Handmaid and the Carpenter US 2006 Fiction 604 [Disability is] an allegory of all life in society Murphy, Robert F. The Body Silent Brady, Joan Theory of War US 1992 Novel 605 Same thing's true of slavery, of course, but with slavery, the metaphor's so much a part of the language, nobody pays attention to it anymore Carrick, Nathaniel MD Taped Interview Brady, Joan Theory of War US 1992 Novel 606 ...Morgan le Fay was not married, but put to school in a nunnery, where she became a great mistress of magic Malory, Thomas Morte d'Arthur Bradley, Marion Zimmer The Mists of Avalon US 1979 Fiction 607 Listen natives of a dry place from the harpist's fingers rain Merwin, W.S The Old Boast Boyle, T.C Water Music US 1981 Fiction 608 "Oh, I know who Pauline Kael is," he said. "I wasn't born homeless, you know." Hornby, Nick A Long Way Down Bohjalian, Chris The Double Bind US 2007 Fiction 609 Lovers call again to their minds old gentleness and old service, and many kind deeds that were forgotten by negligience. For like as winter rasure doth always arase and deface grene summer, so fareth it by unstable love in man and woman. For in many persons there is no stability; for we may see all day, for a little blast of winter's rasure, anon we shall deface and lay apart true love for little or nought, that cost much think; this is no wisdom nor stability, but it is feebleness of nature and great disworshop, whomsoever useth this Malory, Thomas Morte d'Arthur Buck, William Mahabharata US 610 Sex makes monkeys out of all of us. If you don't give in to it, You'll wind up a cold, unfeeling bastard If you do, You spend the rest of your life picking up the pieces Brown, Rita Mae Alma Mater US 2002 Fiction 611 Grab a mane and kick on! Brown, Rita Mae The Hunt Ball US 2005 Mystery 612 I don't see the point of privacy. Or rather, I don't see the point of leaving testimony in the hands or mouth of others. Brodkey, Harold Brodkey, Harold This Wild Darkness US 1996 Essays 613 Friends? The Monster? Y Bram, Christopher Gods & Monsters US 1995 Novel 614 The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis Brown, Dan Inferno US 2013 Fiction, Novel 615 The night we ran, boy, Nobody's faster Sleeper's inside never woke We were afraid of guns Chin, Frank Donald Duk US 1991 Young Adult 616 Call me Ishmael. Melville, Herman Moby Dick Chabon, Michael Telegraph Avenue US 2012 Fiction 617 The distinction's always fine between detection and invention Salter, Mary Jo Chabon, Michael The Final Solution US 2004 Fiction 618 It is part of morality not to be at home in one's own home Adorno, Theodor W. Minima Moralia Chua, Lawrence Gold by the Inch US 1998 Fiction 619 There will be a new city with streets of gold The young so educated -- they will never grow old And there will be no death 4 with every breath The voice of many colours sing a song That's so bold... Sing it while we watch them fall Chua, Lawrence Gold by the Inch US 1998 Fiction 620 After careful study and due deliberation it is my opinion the head remains conscious for one minute and a half after decapitation. Dr. D'estaing, Dassy quote Butler, Robert Olen Severance US 2006 Fiction, Short Stories 621 In a heightened state of emotion, we speak at the rate of 160 words per minute Dr. Reasoner, Emily A Sourcebook of Speech quote Butler, Robert Olen Severance US 2006 Fiction, Short Stories 622 May I write words more naked than flesh stronger than bone, more resilient than sinew, sensitive than nerve Sappho Hak Kyun Cha, Theresa Dictee US 1982 Fiction, Novel 623 Fear not O muse! truy new ways and days receive, surround you, I candidly confess a queer, queer race of novel fashion, And yet the same old human race, the same within, without, Faces and hearts the same old love, beauty and use the same Whitman, Walt Cunningham, Michael Specimen Days US 2005 Fiction 624 We'll hunt for a third tiger now, but likw the others this one too will be a form of what I dream, a structure of words, and not the flesh and bone tiger that beyond all myths paces the earth. I know these things quite well, yet nonetheless some force keeps driving me in this vague, unreasonable, and ancient quest, and I go on pursuing through the hours another tiger, the beast not found in verse. Borges, J.L The Other Tiger Cunningham, Michael The Hours US 1998 Fiction 625 I have no time to describe my plans. I should say a good deal about The Hours, & my discovery; how I dig out beautiful caves behind my characters; I think that gives exactly what I want; humanity, humour, depth. The idea is that caves shall connect, & each comes to daylight at the present moment. Woolf, Virginia Diary, August 30, 1923 Diary Cunningham, Michael The Hours US Fiction 626 Once and angry man dragged his father along the ground through his own orchard. "Stop!" cried the groaning old man at last. "Stop! I did not drag my father beyond this tree." Stein, Gertrude The Making of Americans Cunningham, Michael Flesh and Blood US 1995 Fiction 627 Beauty is nothing but the beginning of terror Rilke, Rainrt Maria Cunningham, Michael By Nightfall US 2010 Fiction 628 Our expenses? Rod, I think this is the middle of a beautiful friendship.. Coover, Robert A Night At the Moviesor, You Must Remember This US 1987 Anthology 629 It is here not at all requisite to prove that such an intellectus archetypus is possible, but only that we are led to the Idea of it Kant, Immanuel Critique of Judgement Coover, Robert The Universal Baseball Association, Inc. J. Henry Waugh, Prop. US 1968 Fiction 630 For he who sins a second time, wakes a deal soul to pain and draws it from it's spotted shroud, and makes it bleed again and makes it bleed great gouts of blood, and makes it bleed in vain! Wilde, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol Wright, Richard Savage Holiday US 1954 Fiction, Novel 631 And Behold, there came a great wind from the wilderness, and smote the four corners of his house.... Job 1:19 Bible Bible verse Wright, Richard Savage Holiday US 1954 Fiction, Novel 632 He thrusts, she heaves Cleland, John Fanny Hill Cooke, Elizabeth Zeena US 1996 Fiction 633 They therefore set me this problem of the equality of appearances and numbers Valery, Paul Variations on the Eclogues Cooke, Elizabeth Zeena US 1996 Fiction 634 Goodbye to the life I used to Live-- And the world I used to know-- And kiss the hills, for me, just once-- Then -- I am ready to go! Dickinson, Emily Cooke, Elizabeth Zeena US 1996 Fiction 635 With heart at rest I climb the citadel's steep height, and saw the city as from a tower, hospital, brothel, prison, and such hells, where evil comes up softly like a flower Baudelaire Conroy, Pat The Lords of Discipline US 1980 Fiction 636 People pay for what they do, and still ore, for what they have allowed themselves to become. And they pay for it simply: By the lives they lead Baldwin, James Allison, Dorothy Bastard Out of Carolina US 1992 Fiction 637 There will have to be a redefinition of writing Zukofsky, Louis A Woods, Tim The Poetics of the Limit US 2002 638 Because we are beginning to write differently, we must reread differently Derrida, Jacques Of Grammatology Woods, Tim The Poetics of the Limit US 2002 639 What is really at stake is one's image of oneself Godard, Jean-Luc Abish, Walter How German Is It US 1980 Postmodernism Literature 640 They meet with darkness in the daytime And they grope at noonday as in the night... Job Wright, Richard Black Boy ( American Hunger) US 1945 Non-Fiction 641 Sleep navigates the tides of time: The dry sargasso of the tomb Gives up it's dead to such a working sea; And sleep rolls mute above the beds Where fishes' food is fed the shades Who periscope through flowers to the sky Thomas, Dylan Wright, Richard The Long Dream US 1958 Fiction, Novel 642 Naturally, the place they make for themselves... is very often of an inferior moral order and cannot fully compensate for their feelings of inferiority. They may run after their "conquests", but they wil never wholly attain it. The men are less fortunate... it is they who display the celebrated racial inferiority complex in it's purest form, with it's fantastic compensations in the form of vanity. Mannoni, O Wright, Richard The Long Dream US 1958 Fiction, Novel 643 The dream's here still: even when I wake it is Without me, as within me: not imagined Shakespeare, William Cymbeline Wright, Richard The Long Dream US 1958 Fiction, Novel 644 ... a vast Sargasso sea --a prodigious welter of unconscious life, swept by groundswells of half conscious emotion... Brooks, Van Wyck America's Coming of Age Wright, Richard Lawd Today! US 1963 Fiction, Novel 645 ... Now, when you study these long, rigid rows of desiccated men and women, you feel that you are in the presence of some form of life that has hardened but not grown, and over which the world has passed.... Frank, Waldo Our America Wright, Richard Lawd Today! US 1963 Fiction, Novel 646 ... But at my back in a cold blast I hear The rattle of the bones, and chuckle spread from ear to ear Eliot, T.S Wasteland Wright, Richard Lawd Today! US 1963 Fiction, Novel 647 Write this for a rememberance in a book... That the LORD has a war with Amalek from generation to generation Exodus 17 Bible Wouk, Herman War and Remembrance US 1978 648 She was the voice that God seeks Wolfe,Thomas Look Homeward, Angel Wolfe,Thomas Roberts, Margaret Windows of The Heart: The correspondence of Thomas Wolfe and Margaret Roberts US 2007 649 He turned his face upto her as a prisoner who recovers light... Wolfe,Thomas Look Homeward, Angel Wolfe,Thomas Roberts, Margaret Windows of The Heart: The correspondence of Thomas Wolfe and Margaret Roberts US 2007 650 "Then, as all my soules bee, Emparadis'd in you, (in whom alone I understand, and growand see,) The rafters of my body,bone Being still with you, the Muscle,Sinew and Veine, Which tile the huse, will come again Wolfe, Thomas Look Homeward, Angel US 1929 Bildungsroman 651 Her voice was like rose-fragrance waltzing in the wind. She seemed a shadow, stained with shadow colours, Swimming through waves of sunlight... Williams, Carlos Williams Imaginations US 1970 Poems 652 Art to me is an anecdote of the spirit Rothko, Mark Lahr, John Tennessee Williams Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh, A biography US 2014 Biography 653 George Brush is my name; Smerica's my nation; Ludington's my dwelling-place And Heaven's my destination. (Doggerel verse which children of the middle west were accustomed to write in their schoolbooks) Of all the forms of genius, goodness has the longest awkward age. The Woman of Andros Wilder, Thornton Heaven's My Destination US 1934 Textbook 654 Das Schaudern ist der Menschheit bestes Teil; Wie auch die Welt ihm das Gerfuhl verteure Goethe Faust, part two Wilder, Thornton The Ides of March US 1948 Historical Fiction 655 The shudder of awe is humanity's highest faculty, Even though this world is forever altering it's values... Wilder, Thornton The Ides of March US 1948 Historical Fiction 656 Gloss: Out of man's recognition in fear and awe that there is an Unkowable come sall that is best in the explorations of his mind, -- even though that recognition is often misled into superstition, enslavement and overconfidence. Wilder, Thornton The Ides of March US 1948 Historical Fiction 657 So oft as I with state of present time, The image of the antique world compare, When as mans age was in his freshest prime, And the first blossome of faire vertue bare, Such oddes I finde twixt those, and these which are, As that, through long continuance of his course, Me seemes the world is runne quite out of square, From the first point of his appointed sourse, And being once amisse growes daily wourse and wourse. Let none then blame me, if in discipline Of vertue and of ciuill vses lore, I doe not forme them to the common line Of present dayes, which are corrupted sore, But to the antique vse, which was of yore, When good was onely for it selfe desyred, And all men sought their owne, and none no more; When Iustice was not for most meed outhyred, But simple Truth did rayne, and was of all admyred Dread Souerayne Goddesse, that doest highest sit In seate of iudgement, in th'Almighties stead, And with magnificke might and wondrous wit Doest to thy people righteous doome aread, That furthest Nations filles with awfull dread, Pardon the boldnesse of thy basest thrall, That dare discourse of so diuine a read, As thy great iustice praysed ouer all: The instrument whereof loe here thy Artegall. Spenser, Edmund Prologue of the Fifth Booke of the Faerie Queen Contayning the Legend of Artegall or of Justice Warren, Robert Penn World Enough and Time US 1959 Fiction 658 After all, my dear fellow, life, Anaxagoras has said, is a journey Bergotte Bergotte West, Nathanael A Cool Million and The Dream Life of Balso Snell US 2006 (1931&1934 respectively) Fiction 659 Oracular. Redolent of fermenting syrup Purple of the dusk Deep-rooted cane. Toomer, Jean Cane US 1923 Fiction 660 She gave it with a passion and sweetness such as none had ever heard from her before Turner, Lilian Stairways to the Stars (Chapter XIII) Turner, Lilian Stairways to the Stars US 1913 Fiction 661 For some we loved, the loveliest and the best That fromhis vintage rolling Time hath prest, Have drunk their Cup a Round or two before, And one by one crept silently to rest FitzGerald, Edward The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam Stone, Ruth What Love Comes to US 2008 Poetry 662 The long unmeasured pulse of time moves everything. There is nothing hidden that it cannot bring to life, Nothing once known that may not become unknown Sophocles Ajax Stone,Irving The Greek Treasure US 1958 Non-fiction, Biography, Archaeology 663 If this story is a parable, perhaps everyone takes his own meaning from it and reads his own life into it Steinbeck, John Steinbeck, John The Pearl US 1947 Fiction 664 When I was nine, I took siege with King Arthur's fellowship of Knights, most proud and worshipful as any alive. --In those days there was a great lack of hardy and noble-hearted squires to bear shield and sword, to buckle harness, and to succor wounded knights. -- Then it chanced that squire-like duties fell to my siste of six yeas who for gentle prowess had no peer living. --It sometimes happens in sadness and pity that faithful service is not appreciated, so my fair and loyal sister remained unrecognised as a squire. --Wherefore this day I make amends within my power and raise her to knighthood and give her praise. --And from this hour she shall be called Sir Marie Steinbeck of Salinas Valley. --God give her worshipwithout peril. John Steinbeck of Monterey, Knight Steinbeck, John The Acts of King Arthur and his Noble Knights US 1976 Fiction 665 Done je suismalheureux et cen'est ni mafaute no celle de la vie Laforgue, Jules Stein, Gertrude Three Lives US 1909 Fiction 666 It is the courage to make a clean breast of it in the face of every question that makes the philospher. He must be like Sophocle's Oedipus, who, seeking enlightenment concerning his terrible fate, pursues his indefatigble enquiry, even when he divines that appalling horror awaits him in the answer. But most of us carry in our heart the Jocasta who begs Oedipus for God's sake not to inquire further... Schopenhauer Letter from Schopenhauer to Goethe, November 1815 Letter Sexton, Anne The Complete Poems US 1999 Poetry ISBN-10: 0395957761 667 I pray thee ask noquestions this is that golden land Sexton, Anne Call it Sleep US 1934 Fiction 668 Perhaps my life is nothing but an image of this kind; perhaps I am doomed to retrace my steps under the illusion that I am exploring, doomed to try and learn what I should simply recognise, learning a mere fraction of what I have forgotten Breton, Andre Nadja Rich, Adrienne Diving into the Wreck US 1973 Poetry 669 There is no private life which is not determined by a wider public life Eliot, George Rich, Adrienne Diving into the Wreck US 1973 Poetry 670 The deathless Forms, forms and renewal, gods held in the air Forms seen, and then clearness Pound, Ezra Canto 25 Poem Pound, Ezra Witemeyer, Hugh The Poetry of Ezra Pound, Forms and Renewal US 1969 Poetry 671 I don't know how to measure happiness. The issue is happiness, there is no other issue or no other issue one has a right to think about politically, but I don't know how to measure happiness Oppen, George letter to June Oppen Degnan, August 5, 1970 Letter Rich, Adrienne Midnight Salvage US 1999 Poetry 672 A catalogue, his jewels of conversation Kenner, Hugh The poetry of Ezra Pound US 1951 Poetry 673 There was a merchant in Baghdad who sent his servant to market to buy provisions andin a little while the servant came back, white and trembling and said Master, just now when I was in the marketplace I was jostled by a woman in the crowd and when I turned, I saw it was Death who jostled me. She looked at me and made a threatening gesture; now lend me your horse, and I will ride away from this city and avoid my fate. I will go to Samarra and there, Death will not find me. The merchant lent him his horse, and the servant mounted it, and he dug his spurs in its flanks and as fast as the horse could gallop, he went. Then the merchant went down to the marketplace and he came to me and said, Why did you make a threatening gesture to my servant when you saw him this morning? That was not a threatening gesture, I said , it was only a start of surprise. I was astonished to see him in Baghdad, for I had an appointment with him tonight in Samarra. O'Hara, John Appointment in Samarra US 1934 Fiction 674 To see in the day or in the year a symbol Of mankind's days and of his years, To transform the outrage of the years Into a music, a rumour and a symbol. Borges, Jorge Luis Ars Poetica Nair, Marc Daniel Chai: Travel Poems US 2010 Poetry 675 Tread softly because you tread on my dreams Yeats, W.B. Maniam, Aaron Morning at Memory's Border US 2005 Poetry 676 No one, like me, conjured up the most evil of those half-tamed demons that inhabit the human breat, and seeks to wrestle with them, can expect to come through the struggle unscathed. Freud, Sigmund Complete Psychological Works, Dora McClurg, Grace Straits and Narrow US 2008 Fiction 677 You see, my dear angel, how difficult it is to understand one another, and how incommunicable all thoughts are, even between people who love each other! Baudelaire, Charles Tay, Eddie Lover's Soliloquy US 2005 Poetry 678 but words are things, and a small drop of ink, falling like dew, upon thought, produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions, think. Lord Byron Lin, Hsin Hsin Between The Lines US 2004 Fiction 679 The unquestioned life is not worth living. Socrates Lim, Catherine Unhurried Thoughts at my Funeral US 2005 Fiction 680 Here, years ago we didn't say a word, though I could tell you couldn't hold it in, How could I know there would be stronger feelings yet to quell? Toh Hsien Min Lim, Suchen Christine The River's Song US 2013 Fiction 681 My most ambitious plan was to clean up the Singapore River and Kallang Basin and bring fish back to the rivers. Lee Kuan Yew From Third World to First: The Singapore Story Lim, Suchen Christine The River's Song US 2013 Fiction 682 How sad it is to be a woman; Nothing is held so cheap. Boys stand strong and firm, Like gods fallen out of heaven. No one is glad when a girl is born. Hakka Cradle Song Lim, Suchen Christine Gift from the Gods US 1990 Fiction 683 When life knocks you to your knees... well, isn't that the best position from which to pray? Barrymore, Ethel Lim, Emily Finding My Voice US 2011 Biography 684 Not to hurt our humble brethren (the animals) is our firsty duty to them, but to stop there is not enough. We have a higher mission-to be of service to them whenever they require it. Saint Francis of Assisi Lim, Francis L.K. Once a Zookeeper: A collection of Personal Poems US 2010 Poetry 685 You are not wrong, who deem that my days have been a dream... All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Poe, Edgar Allen Leo, David Urban Dreaming (Bou've been Dreaming) US 2012 Poetry 686 ...said the Mock Turtle: "why, if a fish came to me, and told me he was going [on] a journey, I would say 'With what porpoise?'" "Don't you mean 'purpose'?" said Alice. "I mean what I say," the Mock Turtle replied in an offended tone. And the Gryphon added, "Come, Let's hear some of your adventures." Caroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Wong, Eleanor & Lee, Madeleine y grec US 2005 Fiction 687 ... in psychology, the evocation of one kind of sense impression when another sense is stimulated, for example, the sensation of color when a sound is heard; in literature, the description of one kind of sense perception using words that describe another kind of sense perception as in the phrase "shining metallic words"... Encarta Dictionary Lee, Madeleine Synaesthesia US 2008 Poetry 688 What kind of novel has a foreword? Alfian Sa'at Happy Endings (Asian Boys Vol. 3) Play Lee, Johann S To Know Where I'm Coming From US 2007 Fiction 689 A multitude of people yet solitude Dickens, Charles A Tale of Two Cities Lee Jing-Jing If I Could Tell You US 2013 Fiction 690 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things came into being through him, and without him not one thing came into being. What has come tinto being in him was life, and the life was the light of all people. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it. John 1:1-5 Lee Tzu Pheng Soul's Festival US 2014 Poetry 691 So you scream from behind your door Say what's mine is mine not yours I may have too much But i'll take my chances Because God's stopped keeping score And you cling to the things they sold you DId you cover your etes when they told you That He can't come back Because He has no children to come back for. Michael, George Praying for Time Lee, Johann S Peculiar Chris US 1992 Fiction 692 The road says to perspective, wait. Shepherd, Reginald Syntax Lee, Aaron Soon Yong Five Right Angles US 2007 Poetry 693 Now throught night's caressing grip Earth and all her oceans slip, Capes of China slide away From her fingers into day And th'Americas incline Coasts towards her shadow line. Auden, W.H. Nocturne Lee, Aaron Soon Yong Coastlands US 2014 Poetry 694 For some strange reason, no matter where I go, the place is always called here. Brilliant, Ashley E. Lee, Aaron Soon Yong Coastlands US 2014 Poetry 695 ...unless you change and become like children you will never enter the kingdom of heaven... Matthew 18:3 Lee Tzu Pheng Catching Connections US 2012 Poetry 696 Patience, n. A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue. Bierce, Ambrose Lau, Jocelyn Hey There Tot! US 2015 Fiction 697 ...I sing for joy at the works of Your hands. Psalm 92. v. 4 Bible Loy, Lily Lalang, Durian & Mown Grass US 2005 Poetry 698 A priori, that is with eyes closed, Dada places before action and above all: Doubt. Dada doubts all. Dada's an awl. All is Dada. Watch out for Dada. Anti-Dadaism is a disease: self-kleptomania, the normal state of man is Dada. But the true dadas are against Dads. Tzara, Tristan Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde When Dada rewrote Koans US 2012 Poetry 699 As I carry the ringshadow you carry the ring. something, used to heaviness, strains itself lifting us, infinite de-eternalizing you. Celan, Paul Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde The Wrong/Wrung Side of Love US 2015 Poetry 700 When you held my fist between your two hands, I pretended to be subdued. But then I opened my fist easily and scattered your strength all over the bower. Chiasson, Dan Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde The Wrong/Wrung Side of Love US 2015 Poetry 701 And for ages men had gazed upward as he was gazingg at birds in flight... A sense of fear of the unknown moved in the heart of his weariness, a fear of symbols and portents, of the hawk-like man whose name he bore soaring out of his captivity on osier-woven wings, of Thoth, the god of writers, writing with a reed upon a tablet, and bearing on his narrow ibis head the cusped moon. Joyce, James A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Babel via Negativa US 2015 Poetry 702 Stop it, youfool! Stop that roll call of the Birds! Are you utterly daft, man, inviting the Vultures and Eagles and suchlike to our feast? Or weren't you aware one single beak could tuck it all away? Clear out, and take your blasted ribands with you. So help me, I'll finish this sacrifice myself. Aristophanes The Birds Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Babel via Negativa US 2015 Poetry 703 The things about Zen is that it pushes contradictions to their ultimate limit where one has to choose between madness and innocence. And Zen suggests that we may be driving toward one or the other on a cosmic scale. Driving toward them, because, one way or the other, as madmen or innocents, we are already there. Merton, Thomas Zen and the Birds of Appetite Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Babel via Negativa US 2015 Poetry 704 American superiority in all matters of science, economics, industry, politics, business, medicine, engineering, social life, social justice and, of course, the military was total and indisputable. Even Europeans suffering the pangs of wounded chauvinism looked on with awe at the brilliant example the United States had set for the world as the third millennium began Wolfe, Tom Hooking Up Harris, Robert Pompeii US 2003 Fiction 697428895 705 In the whole world, wherever the vault of heaven turns, there is no land so well adorned with all that wins Nature's crown as Italy, the ruler and second mother of the world, with her men and women, her generals and soldiers, her slaves, her pre-eminence in arts and crafts, her wealth of brilliant talent. Pliny Natural History Harris, Robert Pompeii US 2003 Fiction 697428895 706 How can we withhold our respect from a water system that, in the first century A.D., supplied the city of Rome with substantially more water than was supplied in 1985 to New York City? Hodge, A. Trevor Roman Aqueducts and Water Supply Harris, Robert Pompeii US 2003 Fiction 697428895 707 Urbem, urbem, mi Rufe, cole et in ista luce viva! (Rome! Stick to Rome, my dear fellow, and live in the limelight!) Cicero Letter to Caelius Letter Y Harris, Robert Imperium US 2006 Fiction 50 B.C. 9780743498661 708 Learn from me, if not by my precepts, at least by my example, how dangerous is the acquirement of knowledge, and how much happier that man is who believes his native town to be the world, than he who aspires to become greater than his nature will allow. Shelly, Mary Frankenstein Y Harris, Robert The Fear Index US 2011 Fiction 9780091936969 709 When people start making visionart speeches about the green hills far away, it is time to reach for your bicycle and cycle away. Major, John Hare, David The Absence of War US 1993 Fiction, Historical Fiction 571170714 710 It is observed that when a man is firm inside and gentle without, he is a healer. When he is hard outside and soft inside he is useless. American Indian Legend Hare, David The Absence of War US 1993 Fiction, Historical Fiction 571170714 711 It looks as if Bletchley Park is the single greatest achievement of Britain during 1939-45, perhaps this century as a whole. Steiner, George Y Harris, Robert Enigma US 1995 Fiction 804115486 712 A mathematical proof should resemble a simple and clear-cut constellation, not a scattered cluster in the Milky Way. A chess problem also has unexpectedness, and a certain economy; it is essential that the moves should be surprising, and that every piece on the board should play its part. Hardy, G. H. A Mathematician's Apology Y Harris, Robert Enigma US 1995 Fiction 804115486 713 Why, who makes much of a miracle? I know of nothing else but miracles. Whitman, Walt Hare, David Racing Demon US 1990 Play 573113696 714 So long as a judge keeps silent, his reputation for wisdom and impartiality remains unassailable. Lord Kilmuir, Chancellor Hare, David Murmuring Judges US 1991 Play 9780571172191 715 Professional people have no cares / Whatever happens they get theirs Nash, Ogden US 716 My prime of youth is but a frost of cares, My feast of joy is but a dish of pain, My crop of corn is but a field of tares, And all my good is but vain hope of gain. The day is gone and yet I saw no sun, And now I live, and now my life is done. The spring is past, and yet it hath not sprung, The fruit is dead, and yet the leaves are green, My youth is gone, and yet I am but young, I saw the world, and yet I was not seen, My thread is cut, and yet it was not spun, And now I live, and now my life is done. I sought my death and found it in my womb, I lookt for life and saw it was a shade, I trode the earth and knew it was my tomb, And now I die, and now I am but made. The glass is full, and now the glass is run, And now I live, and now my life is done. Tichborne, Chidiock My Prime of Youth is but a Frost of Cares Poem Griffin, Gwyn An Operational Necessity US 1967 Fiction 186046546X 717 But this is the soul Prepared for you, these garments that glow In the dark and burn as fierce as coal. Szirtes, George Dressing Grant, Linda The Clothes on their Backs US 2008 Fiction 9781844085408 718 "I like to teach," Angela said. "It's easier than learning." Updike, John Couples Gough, Julian Juno and Juliet US 2001 Fiction 9780385721615 719 ...[M]an has the advantage of choice, woman only the power of refusal... Austen, Jane Northanger Abbey Novel UK Gough, Julian Juno and Juliet US 2001 Fiction 9780385721615 720 I began at the beginning, like an old ballocks, can you imagine that? Beckett, Samuel Molloy Gough, Julian Jude in London US 2011 Fiction 9781908699190 721 All ships are safe in harbour, but that's not what ships are made for. Gough, Julian Jude: Level 1 US 2007 Fiction 9781905847242 722 One question that has always intrigued me is what happens to demonic beings when immigrants move from their homelands. Irish-Americans remember the fairies, Norwegian-Americans the nisser, Greek-Americans the vrykolakas, but only in relation to events remembered in the Old Country. When I once asked why such demons are not seen in America, my informants giggled confusedly and said ‘They’re scared to pass the ocean, it’s too far,’ pointing out that Christ and the apostles never came to America. Dorson, Richard "A Theory for American Folklore", American Folklore and the Historian Essay Gaiman, Neil American Gods US 2001 Fiction 1971 9780062059888 723 Rattle his bones Over the stones It's only a pauper Who nobody owns Traditional Nursery Rhyme Song Gaiman, Neil The Graveyard Book US 2008 Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780060530938 724 alaala sa aking mga minamahal na magulang at sa aking mahal na nuno -- ang yumaong hukom Gat Catalino Sevilla Francia Jr., Hilario Selected Poems US 1970 Poetry 7494677 725 Un débauché de profession est rarement un homme pitoyable. De Sade Les Infortunes de la Vertu Fowles, John The Magus US 1966 Fiction 99478358 726 ...Et par forez longues et lees Par leus estranges et sauvages Et passa mainz felons passages Et maint peril et maint destroit Tant qu'il vint au santier tot droit.... Chrétien de Troyes Yvain Fowles, John The Ebony Tower US 1997 Fiction 9780099480518 727 Each culture produces the delinquency proper to it. Chesney, Kellow Fowler, Christopher Darkest Day US 1993 Fiction 751507652 728 Not one, nor thousands must they slay, But one and all if they would dusk the day. Death song for Alfred Linnell Fowler, Christopher Darkest Day US 1993 Fiction 751507652 729 I speak about myself in diverse way: that is because I look at myself in diverse ways. Michel de Montaigne Essays translated and edited by M.A. Screech Essay Higgins, Aidan Darkling Plain US 2010 Fiction 9781564785374 730 The bars are closed, the hotel is empty, the nymphs have departed. Connolly, Cyril The Rock pool Higgins, Aidan Darkling Plain US 2010 Fiction 9781564785374 731 Time... attenuates memories. Borges, Jorge Luis The Zahir Higgins, Aidan Darkling Plain US 2010 Fiction 9781564785374 732 In the County Kildare the circumstances and appearance of the population located on the bogs, or in their immediate viccinity, are very favourable. On each side of those parts of the canal that pass through the the bog, the land is let in small lots to turf-cutters who take up their residence on the spot, however dreary and uncomfortable. Their first care is to excavate a site fit for habitation on the driest bank that can be selected, which is sunk so deep that little more than the roof is visible; this is covered with scanty thatch, or more frequently with turf pared from the bog, laid down with the herbage upward, which is superficially assimilated with the aspect of the surrounding scenery that the eye would pass it over unnoticed, were it not undeceived by the appearance of the children and domestic animals sallying from a hole in one side, and by the occasional gush of smoke from the numerous chinks in the roof. The English language is everywhere spoken. Esquire, Samuel Lewis A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland Higgins, Aidan A Bestiary US 2004 Fiction 1837 1564783588 733 I do not long for the world as it was when I was a child. I do not long for the person I was in that world. I do not want to be the person I am now in that world then. Bennett, Alan Higgins, Aidan A Bestiary US 2004 Fiction 1564783588 734 The stench of sensation is like anaesthetic made visible. Welty, Eudora Higgins, Aidan A Bestiary US 2004 Fiction 1564783588 735 I begin to see things double--doubled in history, world history, personal history. Yeats, W. B. Letter to Dorothy Wellesley Letter Higgins, Aidan Balcony of Europe US 1972 Fiction 9781564785381 736 We go on loving those we have loved in other forms, or else we begin to cherish in other forms those we should have cherished in the past. Nothing changes. Everything is transformed. Leduc, Violette La Bâtarde Higgins, Aidan Balcony of Europe US 1972 Fiction 9781564785381 737 what he would have -done- hoped to do for anyone else Forster, E. M. Arctic Summer Hensher, Philip The Northern Clemency US 2008 Fiction 9780007174799 "done" is striked out 738 I leave both faith and pride To young upstanding men Climbing the mountain-side, That under bursting dawn They may drop a fly; Being of that metal made Till it was broken by This sedentary trade Yeats, W. B. The Tower Poem Henn, T.R. Five Arches with 'Philoctetes' and other poems US 1980 Non-Fiction, Biography 901072923 739 At the enquiry which preceded the granting of a patent to the Abbey Theatre I was asked if _Cathleen ni Houlihan_ was not written to affect opinion. Certainly it was not. I had a dream one night which gave me a story, and I had certain emotions about this country, and I gave those emotions expression for my own pleasure. If I had written to convince others I would have asked myself, not ‘Is that exactly what I think and feel?’ but ‘How would that strike so-and-so? How will they think and feel when they have read it?’ And all would be oratorical and insincere. We only understand our own minds, and the things that are striving to utter themselves through our minds, and we move others, not because we have understood or thought about them at all, but because all life has the same root. Coventry Patmore has said, ‘The end of art is peace,’ and the following of art is little different from the following of religion in the intense preoccupation that it demands. Yeats, W. B. Samhain: 1905' in Explorations Heaney, Seamus Preoccupations: Selected Prose 1968-1978 US 1980 Fiction, Collection 740 He who thinks of the consequences cannot be brave. Ingush proverb Le Carré, John Our Game US 1995 Fiction 679441816 741 Who gathers knowledge gathers pain. Ecclesiastes 1:18 Le Carré, John Our Game US 1995 Fiction 679441816 742 If I were living in the Caucasus, I would be writing fairy tales there/ Chekhov Le Carré, John Our Game US 1995 Fiction 1888 679441816 743 A man who has two women loses his soul. But a man who has two houses loses his head. Proverb Proverb Le Carré, John A Perfect Spy US 1986 Fiction 743457927 744 I wouldn't mind being a Pawn, if only I might join. Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass Novel Le Carré, John The Looking Glass War US 1965 Fiction 743431707 745 The carrying of a very heavy weight such as a large suitcase or trunk, immediately before sending practice, renders the muscles of the forearm, wrist and fingers too insensitive to produce good Morse. Pitman F. Tait's Complete Morse Instructor Le Carré, John The Looking Glass War US 1965 Fiction 743431707 746 The past is never dead, it's not even past. Faulkner, William Langley, Lee Butterfly's Shadow US 2010 Fiction 9780701184681 747 My German engineer was very argumentative and tiresome. He wouldn't admit that it was certain that there was not a rhinoceros in the room. Russell, Bertrand letter to Ottoline Morrell Lanchester, John The Debt to Pleasure US 1996 Fiction 805043888 748 How shall we sing the Lord's song in a strange land? Psalm 137:4 Kociejowski, Marius God's Zoo: Artists, Exiles, Londoners US 2014 Fiction 9781847772664 749 We writers may think we invent too much -- but reality is worse every time. Flaubert Kay, Jackie Reality, Reality US 2012 Fiction 9780330515726 750 It really happened in really real life. Smith, Ali Kay, Jackie Reality, Reality US 2012 Fiction 9780330515726 751 A grey wolf fell into conversation with a tarantula. ‘I love the chase,’ the grey wolf said. ‘Myself,’ said the tarantula, ‘I like to sit here and wait for my prey to come to me.’ ‘Don’t you find that lonely?’ the wolf asked. ‘I could as soon ask you,’ the tarantula replied, ‘how it is that you don’t get sick of taking your wife and kids along on every hunt.’ ‘I am by temperament a family man,’ the wolf answered. ‘And what is more there is power in numbers.’ The tarantula paused to crush a passing marmoset then said he doubted the wolf, for all the help he received, would ever be as successful a huntsman as he was. The wolf wagered a week’s catch on his ability to outhunt the tarantula and, returning to his lair, told his wife and children of the bet. ‘You owe me,’ he told the tarantula when they next met. ‘And your proof ?’ ‘Well I expect you to trust my word, but if you don’t, then go ahead and search the wilderness with your own eyes.’ This the tarantula did, and sure enough discovered that of all the wolf ’s natural prey not a single creature remained. ‘I salute your efficiency,’ the tarantula said, ‘but it does occur to me to wonder what you are going to do for sustenance now.’ At this the grey wolf burst into tears. ‘I have had to eat my wife,’ he admitted. ‘And next week I will start on my children.’ ‘And after that?’ ‘After that? After that I will have no option but to eat myself.’ Moral: Always leave a little on your plate. Argument: The Wolf and the Tarantula Jacobson, Howard J US 2014 Fiction 9780224101974 752 If it were not Hades, the god of the dead and the underworld, for whom these obscene songs are sung and festivals are made, it would be a shocking thing, but Hades and Dionysos are one. Heraclitus Gaudete Hughes, Ted US 1977 Fiction 9780571111244 753 Their battle had come to the point where I cannot refrain from speaking up. And I mourn for this, for they were the two sons of one man. One could say that 'they' were fighting in this way if one wished to speak of two. These two, however, were one, for 'my brother and I' is one body, like good man and good wife. Contending here from loyalty of heart, one flesh, one blood, was doing itself much harm. Parzival (Book XV) Gaudete Hughes, Ted US 1977 Fiction 9780571111244 754 Nobody's perfect. "known fact" Shriver, Lionel The post-birthday world US 2007 Fiction 9780007243419 755 The cure for unhappiness is happiness, I don't care what anyone says. McCracken, Elizabeth Niagara Falls all Over Again Novel Hornby, Nick A Long Way Down US 2005 Fiction 1573223026 756 Now therefore ye are no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow citizens with the saints, and of the household of God. St Paul Epistle to the Ephesians, 2, 19 Hone, Joseph Firesong US 1997 Fiction 330321501 757 She reads at such a pace,' she complained, 'and when I asked her where she had learnt to read so quickly, she replied "On the screens at Cinemas."' The Flower Beneath the Foot Hollinghurst, Alan The Swimming-Pool Library US 1988 Fiction 679722564 758 "What do you know about this business?" the King said to Alice. "Nothing," said Alice. "Nothing whatever?" persisted the King. "Nothing whatever," said Alice. "That's very important," the King said, turning to the jury. They were just beginning to write this down on their slates, when the White Rabbit interrupted: "Unimportant, your Majesty means, of course," he said in a very respectful tone, but frowning and making faces at him as he spoke. "Unimportant, of course, I meant," the King hastily said, and went on to himself in an undertone, "important--unimportant--unimportant--important" as if he were trying which word sounded best. Carroll, Lewis Alice in Wonderland Hollinghurst, Alan The Line of Beauty US 2004 Fiction 1582345082 759 The abyss has swallowed my loved ones, and my parents' home has been pillaged. Tsvetayeva, Marina Hogan, Desmond The Leaves on Grey US 1980 Fiction 080760948X 760 To marry, to start a family, to accept all the children that come, and to help them in this insecure world, is the best that a man can do. Kafka, Franz Meek, James The Heart Broke In US 2012 Fiction 9780857862907 761 True it is, without falsehood, certain and most true. First Precept of the Emerald Tablet McMahon, Katharine The Alchemist's Daughter US 2006 Fiction 9780307335852 762 Physical force may prevail for a time... but there is music in the sound of moral force which will be heard like the sound of the cuckoo. The bird lays its eggs, and leaves them for a time; but it will come again and hatch them in due course, and the song will return with the season. Hope, James (Jemmy) United Irishman McGuckian, Medbh Shelmalier US 1998 Fiction 916390861 763 It is when sound abandons the servile fuction of signification and develops itself freely as music, that is becomes thoroughly vital and its own excuse for being. Santayana, George McGuckian, Medbh My Love has Fared Inland US 2008 Fiction 9781852354527 764 I have not painted the war... but I have no doubt that the war is in... these paintings I have done. Picasso McGuckian, Medbh Captain Lavender US 1991 1944 916390667 765 For instance? Well, for instance, what it means to be a man. In a city. In a century. In transition. In a mass. Transformed by science. Under organized power. Subject to tremendous controls. In a condition caused by mechanization. After the late failure of radical hopes. In a society that was no community and devalued the person. Owing to the multiplied power of numbers which made the self negligible. Which spent military billions against foreign enemies but would not pay for order at home. Which permitted savagery and barbarism in its own great cities. At the same time, the pressure of human millions who have discovered what concerted efforts and thoughts can do. As megatons of water shape organisms on the ocean floor. As tides polish stones. As winds hollow cliffs. The beautiful supermachinery opening a new life for innumerable mankind. Would you deny them the right to exist? Would you ask them to labor and go hungry while you yourself enjoyed old-fashioned Values? You—you yourself are a child of this mass and a brother to all the rest. or else an ingrate, dilettante, idiot. There, Herzog, thought Herzog, since you ask for the instance, is the way it runs. Bellow, Saul Herzog McEwan, Ian Saturday US 2005 Fiction 1964 385511809 766 If only I had met, on this searc, a single clearly evil person. Ash, Timothy Garton The File McEwan, Ian Sweet Tooth US 2012 Fiction, Spy 9780385536820 767 My labours on the Castle Keep were also made harder, and unnecessarily so (unecessarily in that the burrow derived no real benefit from those labours) by the fact that just at the place where, according to my calculations, the Castle Keep should be, the soil was very loose and sandy and had literally to be hammered vaulted chamber. But for such tasks, the only tool I possess is my forehead. So I had to run with my forehead thousands and thousands of times, for whole days and nightsm against the ground, and I was glad when the blood came, for that was a proof that the walls were beginning to harden; and in that way, as everybody must admit, I richly paid for my Castle Keep. Kafka, Franz The Burrow (translated by Willa and Edwin Muir) McEwan, Ian The Innocent US 1990 Fiction 768 After dinner we saw an amusing film: Bob Hope in The Princess and the Pirate. Then we sat in the Great Hall and listened to The Mikado played, much too slowly, on the gramophone. The PM said it brought back "the Victorian era, eighty years which will rank in our island history with the Antonine age." Now, however, "the shadows of victory" were upon us.... After this war, continued the PM, we should be weak, we should have no money and no strength and we should lie between the two great powers of the USA and the USSR. Colville, John The Fringes of Power: Ten Downing Street Diaries McEwan, Ian The Innocent US 1990 Fiction 385494335 769 When a court determines any question with respect to...the upbringing of a child...the child's welfare shall be the court's paramount consideration. Section 1(a), the Children Act McEwan, Ian The Children Act US 2014 Fiction 1989 9780224101998 770 ...and for those parents, for too many years misguided by the pallid relativism of self-appointed childcare experts... The Authorised Childcare Handbook, HMSO Y McEwan, Ian The Child in Time US 1987 Fiction 330304062 771 In these times I don't, in a manner of speaking, know what I want; perhaps I don't want what I know and want what I don't know. Ficino, Marsillio letter to Giovanni Cavalcanti McEwan, Ian black dogs US 1992 Fiction 1475 385494327 772 The friends who met here and embraced are gone, / Each to his own mistake Auden, W. H. The Crossroads Poem McEwan, Ian Amsterdam US 1998 Fiction 385494238 773 No history is mute. No matter how much they own it, break it and lie about it, human history refuses to shut its mouth. Despite deafness and ignorance, the time that was continues to tick inside the time that was. Galeano, Eduardo McCann, Colum TransAtlantic US 2013 Fiction 9781408841266 774 We started dying before the snow and, like the snow, we continued to fall. It was surprising there were so many of us left to die. Erdrich, Louise Tracks McCann, Colum This Side of Brightness US 1998 Fiction 312421974 775 All the lives we could live, all the people we will never know, never will be, they are everywhere. That is what the world is. Hemon, Aleksandar The Lazarus Project McCann, Colum Let the Great World Spin US 2009 Fiction 9781400063734 776 What we, or at any rate, I, refer to confidently as a memory -- meaning a moment, a scene, a fact that has been subjected to a fixative and thereby rescued from oblivion -- is really a form of storytelling that goes on continually in the mind and often changes with the telling. Too many conflicting emotional interests are involved for life ever to be wholly acceptable, and possibly it is the work of the storyteller to rearrange things so that they conform to this end. In any case, in talking about the past we lie with every breath we draw. Maxwell, William So Long, See you Tomorrow McCann, Colum Dancer US 2003 Fiction 777 "Oh, then I must be going, child!" said Meet-on-the-Road. "So far you well, so fare you well," said Child-as-it-stood. Anon Maxwell, Glyn On Poetry US 2012 Fiction 9781849430852 778 Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays: Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays, And one by one back in the Closet lays. Khayyám, Omar The Rubáiyát Marshall, Sybill The Chequer-Board US 1995 Fiction 779 Am I not a man like other men? Am I not? Am I not? Henry VIII to Eustache Chapuys, Imperial Ambassador Mantel, Hilary Bring Up the Bodies US 2012 Fiction, Historical Fiction 9780805090031 780 There are powers at work in this country about which we have no knowledge. H.M. the Queen Mantel, Hilary Beyond Black US 2005 Fiction, Spiritual 9780805073560 781 Philosophy is odious and obscure Both law and physic are for petty wits, Divinity is basest of the three, Unpleasant, harsh, contemptible and vile: 'Tis magic, magic that hath ravished me. Marlowe, Christopher Dr Faustus Maitland, Sara A Book of Spells US 1987 Fiction 1588 749390832 782 To live in a decadence need not make us despair; it is but one technical problem the more which a writer has to solve. The Unquiet Grave Mahon, Derek The Yellow Book US 1998 Fiction 916390829 783 Nous nous aimerons tous et nos enfants riront De la légende noire où pleure un solitaire éluard, Paul Mahon, Derek Harbour Lights US 2005 Fiction 1852353848 784 ...the sparks of his father curved into the west of the lake... McGuckian, Medbh Longley, Michael Snow Water US 2004 Fiction 193063014X 785 Parts PLURAL NOUN 1. Personal abilities or talents: a man of many parts. 2. short for private parts. Collins English Dictionary Lodge, David A Man of Parts US 2011 Fiction 9781846554964 786 He could imagine as existing, as waiting for him, he knew not where, a completeness of understanding, a perfection of response, that would reach all the gamut of his feelings and sensations from the most poetical to the most entirely physical, a beauty of relationship so transfiguring that not only would she—it went without saying that this completion was a woman—be perfectly beautiful in its light but, what was manifestly more incredible, that he too would be perfectly beautiful and quite at his ease.... In her presence there could be no self-reproaches, no lapses, no limitations, nothing but happiness and the happiest activities.... To such a persuasion half the imaginative people in the world succumb as readily and naturally as ducklings take to water. They do not doubt its truth any more than a thirsty camel doubts that presently it will come to a spring. This persuasion is as foolish as though a camel hoped that some day it would drink from such a spring that it would never thirst again. Wells, H.G. Mr Britling Sees It Through Lodge, David A Man of Parts US 2011 Fiction 9781846554964 787 A young mind is like a green field and full of possibilies, but an old mind becomes more and more like a cemetery crowded up with memories. Wells, H.G. Looseleaf Diary Lodge, David A Man of Parts US 2011 Fiction 1942 9781846554964 788 Life imitates art. Wilde, Oscar Lodge, David The British Museum is Falling Down US 1965 Fiction 9780140062144 789 I could be a Papist if I could, I have fear enough, but an obstinate rationality prevents me. Dr. Johnson Lodge, David The British Museum is Falling Down US 1965 Fiction 9780140062144 790 Each morning in every family, men, women and children, if they have nothing better to do, tell each other their dreams. We are all at the mercy of the dream and we owe it to ourselves to submit its power to the waking state. La Revolution surrealiste Levy, Deborah Swimming Home US 2011 Fiction 1924 9781908276025 791 At that time I had three children who went with me on foot, one who rode on horseback, and one whom I carried on my back. Our corn was good that year; a part of which we had gathered and secured for winter. In one or two days . . . Sullivan and his army arrived at Genesee river, where they destroyed every article of the food kind that they could lay their hands on. A pan of our corn they burnt, and threw the remainder into the river. They burnt our houses, killed what few cattle and horses they could find, destroyed our fruit trees, and left nothing but the bare soil and timber. But the Indians had eloped and were not to be found. Having crossed and recrossed the river, and finished the work of destruction, the army marched off to the east. Our Indians saw them move off, but suspecting that it was Sullivan's intention to watch our return, and then to take us by surprise, resolved that the main body of our tribe should hunt where we then were, till Sullivan had gone so far that there would be no danger of his returning to molest us. This being agreed to, we hunted continually till the Indians concluded that there could be no risk in our once more taking possession of our lands. Accordingly we all returnedl but what were our feelings when we found that was not a mouthful of any kind of sustenance left, not even enough to keep a child one day from perishing without hunger. The weather by this time had become cold and stormy; and as we were destitute of houses and food too, I immediately resolved to take my children and look out for myself, without delay. Dehgewärnis (Mary Jemison of the Seneca) Grove, S.E. The Crimson Skew US 2016 Fiction, Fantastical Fiction 1779 9780670785049 792 This reminds me of the ludicrous account he gave Mr. Langton, of the despicable state of a young gentleman of good family. "Sir, when I heard of him last, he was running about town shooting cats." And then in a sort of kindly reverie, he be-thought himself of his own favourite cat, and said " But Hodge sha't be shot :no,no, Hodge shall not be shot." Boswell, James The Life of Samuel Johnson Nabokov, Vladimir Pale Fire US 1962 Fiction 793 A man of understanding has lost nothing, if he has himselff. de Montaigne, Michel Hoffer, Eric Reflections on the Human Condition US 794 I even gave up, for a while, stopping by the window of the room to look out at the lights and deep, illuminated street. That's a form of dying, that losing contact with the city like that. Dick, Philip K. We Can Build You Miéville, China Perdido Street Station US 2000 Fiction 345459407 795 And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so? I did. And what did you want? To call myself beloved, to feel myself beloved on the earth. Carver, Raymond Miller, Andrew Ingenious Pain US 1997 Fiction 156006006 796 The ink of the scholar is more holy than the blood of the martyr. Hadith Mo, Timothy Pure US 2012 Fiction 9781873262795 797 The ancestral Jewish terms for it were, first, Tum-tum, dating perhaps from the Babylonian captivity. Sometimes the word was andreygenes obviously of Alexandrian, Hellenistic origin -- the two sexes merged in one erotic and perverse darkness. Mixtures of archaism and modernity were especially appealing to Ravelstein, who could not be contained in modernity and overflowed all the ages. Bellow, Saul Ravelstein Mo, Timothy Pure US 2012 Fiction 9781873262795 798 No one believes unless they have first doubted. Abu Hamid al-Ghazzali Baghdad Mo, Timothy Pure US 2012 Fiction 9781873262795 799 A mutt like me. Obama, Barack US Mo, Timothy Pure US 2012 Fiction 9781873262795 800 Time like an ever-rolling stream Bears all its sons away They fly forgotten as a dream Dies at the opening day. Watts, Isaac Mo, Timothy Pure US 2012 Fiction 9781873262795 801 I had never known sorrow, Now it is a field I have inherited, and I till it. from the Afghan Montague, John Collected Poems US 1995 Poetry 916390683 802 The Greeks say it was the Turks who burned down Smyrna. The Turks say it was the Greeks. Who will discover the Truth? The wrong has been committed. The important thing is who will redeem it? Seferis, George Montague, John Collected Poems US 1995 Poetry 916390683 803 At seventy-five I have understood better than the structure of nature, of animals, plants, trees, birds, fishes and insects. Consequently, at the age of eighty, I should have made more progress; at ninety, I should penetrate the mystery of things; at a hundred I should have reached a remarkable stage; and at one hundred and ten everything I do, every point and line, would be as a living thing... Hokusai Montague, John Drunken Sailor US 2005 Fiction 1930630190 804 Two things fill the mind with increasing awe and reverence, the more one reflects: the starry heavens above, the moral law within. Kant The Critique of Practical Reason Montague, John Drunken Sailor US 2005 Fiction 1930630190 805 Twixt two extremes of passion, joy and grief. King Lear V Montague, John Smshing the Piano US 2001 Fiction 1930630018 806 Cleanse my heart, give me the ability to rage correctly. Orton, Joe Head to Toe Lahr, John Prick Up Your Ears US 1978 Fiction 879100575 807 ...Edna Welthorpe writes "The people here leave a lot to be desired and flaunt their preferences for what they cryptically call 'bits of the other' at every café. I might have been assaulted through the ears on many occassions -- by words only," she adds. Orton, Joe letter to Kenneth Williams letter Lahr, John Prick Up Your Ears US 1978 Fiction 879100575 808 I dream'd in a dream. I saw a city invincible to the attacks of the whole of the rest of the earth; I dream'd that was the new City of Friends. Whitman, Walt US O'Neill, Joseph Netherland US 2008 Fiction 9780007269068 809 Here's the smell of the blood still: all the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. Shakespeare, William Macbeth UK O'Neill, Joseph The Dog US 2014 Fiction 9780007275748 810 I feel as a chessman must feel when the opponent says of it: That piece cannot be moved. Kierkegaard, Soren Either/Or O'Neill, Joseph The Dog US 2014 Fiction 9780007275748 811 The longing to behold harmony is the source of the physicist's inexhautible patience and perseverance. Einstein, Albert O' Grady, Timothy Light US 2014 Fiction 436206420 812 I spoke; he moved; so, setting out anew, I entered on that savage path... Dante The Divine Comedy O' Grady, Timothy Motherland US 1989 Fiction 805012303 813 Exile is not a word It is a sound The rending of skin A fistful of clay on top of a coffin Exile is not a word It is shaving against A photograph not a mirror Exile is not a word It is hands joined in supplication In an empty cathedral It is writing your own hagiography It is a continuing atrocity It is the purgatorial Triumph of memory over toppgraphy Exile is not a word Exile is not a word Woods, Peter O' Grady, Timothy Could Read the Sky US 1997 Fiction 186046386X 814 I whispered: memory hurts whenever you touch it. Seferis, George O' Grady, Timothy Could Read the Sky US 1997 Fiction 186046386X 815 In remembrance is the secret of redemption. Holocaust memorial, San Francisco US O' Grady, Timothy Could Read the Sky US 1997 Fiction 186046386X 816 I have given here my own opinions and impressions, and I have no doubt my committee differs from some, but I know no other way of writing. We had all our points of view, though I can only remember one decision that was not unanimous. A member had to be out-voted because he wanted to substitute a harrier for a wolf-hound on the ground that the only occassion known to him when hare and wolf-hound me, the wolf-hound ran away. I am sorry that our meetings have come to an end, for we learned to like each other well. Yeats, W.B. The designing of Ireland's coinage' The Coinage of Saorstát éireann O' Callaghan, Conor Fiction US 2005 Fiction 1928 1930630239 817 For St Patrick did only banish the poisonous worms, but suffered the men full of poison to inhabit the land still; but his Majesty's blessed genius will banish all those generations of vipers out of it, and make it, ere it be long, a right fortunate island... Sir Davies, John Ireland O'Brien, Edna House of Splendid Isolation US 1994 Fiction 9781857992090 818 We have murder by the throat. George, Llyod Ireland O'Brien, Edna House of Splendid Isolation US 1994 Fiction 9781857992090 819 Sometimes it feels like the whole world is smeared with Vaz. Noon, Jeff Vurt US 1993 Fiction 312141440 820 Now in my trembling days I seek All comfort to be found In contemplation of the past; When we rowed aground At Godstow on the Thames' bank, With my sweet Alice bound. And there beneath a spreading elm I told a tale of joy To a child who smiled to hear This older man's employ. But now that girl is married to Some fine and dashing boy. And I am near my maker's house, There to sup the chalice, With one last tale to tell as time Works my shape with malice; Of how a child will become my Automated Alice. Now in these final days I seek To find a future clime; In which my Alice can escape The radishes of time. Faster, faster ticks the clock that Turns to end this rhyme. Noon, Jeff Automated Alice US 1996 Fiction 821 I have forsaken mine house, I have left mine heritage; I have given the dearly beloved of my soul into the hand of her enemies. Mine heritage is unto me as a lion in the forest; It crieth out against me, therefore have I hated it. Mine heritage is unto me as a speckled bird, the birds round about are against her; Come ye, assemble all the beats of the field, come to devour. Jeremiah, Chapter 12, Verses 7-9 Peace, David The Damned UTD US 2006 Fiction 9781612193700 822 ...in time, We half-identify the blind impress All our behavings bear, may trace it home Larkin, Philip Pan, Lynn Tracing it Home: A Chinese Journey US 1992 Fiction 1568360096 823 Many roads do not lead to the heart. Moroccan Proverb Proverb Morroco Osbourne, Lawrence The Forgiven US 2012 Fiction 9780307889034 824 What aim do you wish to achieve, where are you going, what is in your soul? In a word, who are you? What are you? Turgenev Fathers and Sons Heilpern, John John Osbourne: The Many Lives of the Angry Young Man US 2006 Non-Fiction, Biography 9780375702952 825 If we present a mingle-mangle, our fault is to be excused, because the whole world is become a hedgepodge. Lyly, John Midas Reade, Simon Dear Mr Shakespeare US 2009 Fiction 1589 9781840028294 826 WILL: I love your early work. 'Was this the fact that launched a thousand ships / And burnt the topless towers of Ilium?" MARLOWE: I have a new one nearly done, and better. The Massacre At Paris. WILL: Good title. MARLOWE: And yours? WILL: Romeo and Ethel the Pirate's Daughter. (Beat, signs despondently.) Yes, I know. MARLOWE: What is the story? WILL: Well, there's a pirate... (Confesses) In truth, I have not written a word. MARLOWE: Romeo is...Italian. Always in and out of love. WILL: Yes, that's good. Until he meets... MARLOWE: Ethel. WIL: Do you think? MARLOWE: The daughter of his enemy. WILL: (Thoughtfully.) The daughter of his enemy. MARLOWE: His best friend is killed in a duel by Ethel's brother or something. His name is Mercutio. WILL: Mercutio...good name. Norman, Marc and Stoppard, Tom Shakespeare in Love Reade, Simon Dear Mr Shakespeare US 2009 Fiction 1998 9781840028294 827 JACK WARNER: This Shakespeare stuff ain't bad. I read some this morning and there are parts in English. SAM WARNER: It's poison, Jackie. HARRY WARNER: We'll lose a fortune. SAM WARNER: Ya know the title ain't so bad/. 'Shakespeare.' Sounds like a biopic. JACK WARNER: It ain't called 'Shakespeare!' ALRBERT WARNER: Sam, it's called 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.' SAM WARNER: Well that'll put us right in the crapper. ALBERT WARNER: Maybe we should get a rewrite man. HARRY WARNER: Mankiewitz is good. ALBERT WARNER: Or Morrison. SAM WARNER: Or pay this guy Shakespeare to do it. ALRBERT WARNER: He's dead, you idiot. SAM WARNER: Then he'll cost us peanuts. Ludwig, Ken Shakespeare in Hollywood Reade, Simon Dear Mr Shakespeare US 2009 Fiction 2004 9781840028294 828 How will this fadge? Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Play Reade, Simon Dear Mr Shakespeare US 2009 Fiction 1601 9781840028294 829 Into this wild abyss, The womb of nature and perhaps her grave, Of neither sea, nor shore, nor air, nor fire, But all these in their pregnant causes mixed Confusedly, and which thus must ever fight, Unless the almighty maker them ordain His dark materials to create more worlds, Into this wild abyss the wary fiend Stood on the brink of hell and looked a while, Pondering his voyage... Milton, John Paradise Lost, Book II Pullman, Philip The Golden Compass US 1995 Fiction, Fantastical Fiction 786241233 830 O tell of his might, O sing of his grace, Whose robe is the light, whose canopy sprace; His chariots of wrath the deep thunder clouds form, And dark is his path on the wings of the storm. Grant, Robert Hymns Ancient and Modern Pullman, Philip The Amber Spyglass US 2000 Fiction, Fantastical Fiction 590542443 831 O stars, isn't it from your that the lover's desire for the face of his beloved arises? Doesn't his secret insight into her pure features come from the pure constellations? Rilke, Rainer Maria The Third Duino Elegy Pullman, Philip The Amber Spyglass US 2000 Fiction, Fantastical Fiction 590542443 832 Fine vapors escape from whatever is doing the living. The night is cold and delicate and full of angels Pounding down the living. The factories are all lit up, The chime goes unheard. We are together at last, though far apart. Ashbery, John The Ecclesiast, from River and Mountains Pullman, Philip The Amber Spyglass US 2000 Fiction, Fantastical Fiction 590542443 833 Another kind of light and life Are to be mine... Euripides Iphigenia at Aulis Rogers, Jane The Testament of Jessie Lamb US 2011 Fiction 9781905207589 834 And by that destiny to perform an act Whereof what's past is prologue, what to come In yours and my discharge Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Rushdie, Salman Joseph Anton: A memoir US 2012 Fiction 9780812992786 835 Magic lands lie all around, Inside, outside, underground. Looking-glass worlds still abound. All their tales this truth reveal: Naught but love makes magic real. Rushdie, Salman Luka and the Fire of Life US 2010 Fiction 9780679463368 836 Set up no stone to his memory. Just let the rose bloom each year for his sake. For it is Orpheus. His metamorphosis in this one and in this. We should not trouble about other names. Once and for all it's Orpheus when there's singing... Rilke, R. M. Sonnets to Orpheus (translated by M.D. Herter Norton Rushdie, Salman The Ground Beneath her Feet US 1999 Fiction 99766019 837 Her way of moving was no mortal thing but of angelic form: and her speech rang higher than a mere human voice. A celestial spirit, a living sun was what I saw... Petrarca, Francesco Rushdie, Salman The Enchantress of Florence US Fiction 838 If there is a knower of tongues here, fetch him; There's a stranger in the city And he has many things to say. Ghalib, Mirza Rushdie, Salman The Enchantress of Florence US Fiction 839 In a place where wood is chopped, splinters must fall, and there is no avoiding this. SS-Gruppenfuhrer Heinrich Muller Head of the Gestapo Silva, Daniel A Death in Vienna US 2004 Fiction 840 We're not in the Boy Scouts. If we'd wanted to be in the Boy Scouts, we would have joined the Boy Scouts. Helms, Richard Silva, Daniel A Death in Vienna US 2004 Fiction 841 A brother is as easily forgotten as an umbrella. Joyce, James Self, Will Umbrella US 2012 Fiction 9781408820148 842 As though in an initiatory mystery play, the actors for each day of the bardo come on to the mind stage of the deceased, who is their sole spectator; and their director is karma. Evans-Wentz, W.Y. Preface to The Tibetan Book of the Dead Self, Will How the Dead Live US 2000 Fiction 9780141040172 843 I am being rowed through Paradise on a river of Hell: Exquisite ghost, it is night. The paddle is a heart; it breaks the porcelain waves... I'm everything you lost. You won't forgive me. My memory keeps getting in the way of your history. There is nothing to forgive. You won't forgive me. I hid my pain even from myself: I revealed my pain only to myself. There is everything to forgive. You can't forgive me. If only somehow you could have been mine, what would not have been possible in this world? Ali, Agha Shahid The Country without a Post Office Rushdie, Salman Shalimar the Clown US 2005 Fiction 679463356 844 A plague on both your houses. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play Rushdie, Salman Shalimar the Clown US 2005 Fiction 679463356 845 No man can redeem his brother. Ps. XLIX. 7. Oliphant, Margaret Young Misgrave Volume 1 US 1878 Fiction 140216792X 846 I could a tale unfold Radcliffe, Ann A Sicilian Romance US Fiction 192836668 847 Ere the bat hath flown His cloifter'd flight: ere to black Hecate's fummons, The fhard-born beetle, with his drowfy hums, Hath rung night a yawning peal, there shall be fhall be done A deed of dreadful note. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Y Radcliffe, Ann The Romance of the Foreft US Fiction 192837133 848 He, wrapt in clouds of myftery and filence, Broods o'er his paffions, bodies them in deeds, And fends them forth on wings of Fate to others: Like the invifible Will, that guides us, Unheard, unknown, unfearchable! Radcliffe, Ann The Italian US 1797 Fiction 9780199537402 849 There's a dark lantern of the sprit, Which none see by but those who bear it. That makes them in the dark see visions And hag themselves with apparitions, Find racks for their own minds, and vaunt Of their own misery and want. BUTLER Peacock, Thomas Love Nightmare Abbey US Fiction 1605975443 850 I knew Anselmo. He was shrewd and prudent, Wisdom and cunning had their shares of him; But he was shrewish as a wayward child, And pleased again by toys which childhood please; As -- book of fables graced with print of wood, Or else the jingling of a rusty medal, Or the rare melody of some old ditty, That first was sung to please King Pepin's cradle. Y Scott, Walter The Antiquary US 1816 Fiction 231103964 851 Hear, Land o' CAkes and brither Scots, Frae Maidenkirk to Jonny Groats', If there's a hole in a your coats, I rede ye tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Y Scott, Walter Tales of My Landlord US 1819 Fiction 023110572X 852 Tis said that words and signs have power O'er sprites in planetary hour; Best scarce I praise their venturous part, Who tamper with such dangerous art. Lay of the Last Minstrel Y Scott, Walter Guy Manning US Fiction 853 Now fitted the halter, now traversed the cart, And often took leave, but seem'd loth to depart! Prior Y Scott, Walter Ivanhoe US 1819 Fiction 854 Hear, Land o' CAkes and brither Scots, Frae Maidenkirk to Jonny Groats', If there's a hole in a your coats, I rede ye tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Y Scott, Walter A Legend of the Wars of Montrose US Fiction 231105703 855 Hear, Land o' CAkes and brither Scots, Frae Maidenkirk to Jonny Groats', If there's a hole in a your coats, I rede ye tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Y Scott, Walter The Heart of Mid-Lothian US 1818 Fiction 748605703 856 Hear, Land o' CAkes and brither Scots, Frae Maidenkirk to Jonny Groats', If there's a hole in a your coats, I rede ye tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Y Scott, Walter The Tale of Old Mortality US 1816 Fiction 231084706 857 Ahora bien, dixo el Cura, traedme, senor huesped, aquesos libros, que los quiero ver. Que me place, respondio el, y entrando, en su aposento, saco del una maletilla vieja cerrada con una cadenilla, y abriendola, hallo en ella tres libros grandes y unos papeles de muy buena letra escritos de mano. (It is mighty well, said the priest; pray, landlord, bring me those books, for I have a mind to see them. With all my heart, answerd the host; and, going to his chamber, he brought out a little old cloke-bag, with a padlock and chain to it, and opening it, he took out three large volumes, and some manuscript papers written in a fine character. Don Quixote Y Scott, Walter The Tale of Old Mortality US 1816 Fiction 231084706 858 Wild mirth of the desart! fit pastime for Kings, Which still the rude BArd in his solitude sings. Wilson Hogg, James Mador of the Moor US 1816 Fiction 748618074 859 Even the rapt traveller would stay, Forgetful of the closing day; And noble youths, the strain to hear, Forsook the hunting of the deer; And Yarrow, as he flow'd along, Bore burden to the Minstrel's song. Scott Hogg, James The Forest Minstrel US 1810 Fiction 9780748622887 860 Fain would I hear our mountains ring With blasts which former minstrels blew; Drive slumber hence on viewless wing, And tales of other times renew. Hogg, James The Mountain Bard US 1807 Fiction 9780748620067 861 O ye who tread the Narrow Way By Tophet-flare to Judgement Day, Be gentle when 'the heathen' pray To Buddha at Kamakura! Buddha at Kamakura Y Kipling, Rudyard Kim US 1901 Fiction 9780141183633 862 Weep not for the dead, neither bemoan him, but weep for him that goeth away, for he shall return no more, nor shall be seen again in his own country. Lawless, Emily With the Wild Geese US 1902 Fiction 863 Left by his friend to breakfast alone on the white Italian shore, his Terrible Demon arose Over his shoulder; he wept to himself in the night, A dirty landscape-painter who hated his nose. The legions of cruel inquisitive They Were so many and big like dogs; he was upset By Germans and boats; affection was miles away; But guided by tears his successfully reached his Regret. How prodigious the welcome was. Flowers took his hat And bore him off to introduce him to the tongs; The demon's false nose made the table laugh; a cat Soon had him waltzing madly, let him squeeze her hand, Words pushed him to the piano to sing comic songs. And children swarmed to him like seeders. He became a land. Auden, W.H. Poem Lear, Edward The Complete Nonsense and Other Verse US Fiction 1939 9780140424652 864 I care not a fig. For Tory or Wig. But sit in a bowl and kick round me. Lever, Charles James Cornelius O'Dowd US Fiction 543907295 865 We talked of pipe-clay -- regulation caps -- Long twenty-fours -- short culverins and mortars -- Condemn'd the 'Horse Guards' for a set of raps, And cursed our fate at being in such quarters. Some smoked, some sighed, and some were heard to snore; Some wished themselves five fathoms 'neath the Solway; And some did pray -- who never prayed before -- That they might get the 'route' for Cork of Galway. Lever, Charles James The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer US Fiction 054384224X 866 Alive again? Then show me where he is; I'll give a thousand pounds to look upon him. Shakespeare, William Y Maturin, Charles Robert Melmoth the Wanderer US 1820 Fiction 9780140447613 Epigraph starts from chapter 867 For they breathe truth that breathe their words in pain. Shakespeare, William Y Martineau, Harriet Life in the Sick-Room US 1844 Non-Fiction, Biography 1551112655 868 The saddest birds a season find to sing. Southwell, Robert Y Martineau, Harriet Life in the Sick-Room US 1844 Non-Fiction, Biography 1551112655 869 He that knows most men's manners, must of neccesity Best know his own, and mend those by example. Pure and strong spirits Do, like the fire, still covet to fly upward. The Queen of Corinth Lytton, Baron Edward Bulwer Devereux: A Tale US 1829 Fiction 870 Thee, hid the bowering vales amidst, I call. Y Lytton, Baron Edward Bulwer Alice or the Mysteries US 1877 Fiction 1564596915 871 Why hast thou disquieted me, to bring me up? I Sam, xxviii. 15 Loudon, Jane (Webb) The Mummy!: A Tale of the Twenty-Second Century US 1827 Fiction 472095749 872 Point de Faiblesse. Danton Jewsbury, Geraldine Endsor Constance Herbert V1 US 1855 Fiction 873 You will see Hunt--one of those happy souls Which are the salt of the earth, and without whom This world would smell like what it is--a tomb; Who is, what others seem; his room no doubt Is still adorned with many a cast from Shout, With graceful flowers tastefully placed about; And coronals of bay from ribbons hung, And brighter wreaths in neat disorder flung; The gifts of the most learned among some dozens Of female friends, sisters-in-law, and cousins Shelley, P.B. Letter to Maria Gisborne Roe, Nicholas Fiery Heart: The First Life of Leigh Hunt US 2005 Fiction 1820 9780712602242 874 The Mystery of a Hansom Cab? Now there's a murky story... Prentice, Jeff Sussex, Lucy Fergus Hume & The Mystery of the Hansom Cab US 2015 Fiction 9781922147943 875 As on the one hand it should ever be remembered that we are boys and boys at school, so on the other hand we must bear in mind that we form a complete social body... a society, in which, by the nature of the case, we must not only learn, but act and live: and act and live not only as boys, but as boys who will be men. Rugby Magazine Hughes, Thomas Tom Brown's Schooldays US 1989 Fiction 192821989 876 Life consists not of a series of illustratious actions; the greater part of our time passes in compliance with necessities -- in the performance of daily duties -- in the removal of small inconveniences -- in the procurement of petty pleasures; and we are well or ill at ease, as the main stream of life glides on smoothly, or is ruffled by small and frequent interruption. Johnson Y Ferrier, Susan Marriage US 1986 Fiction 192838938 877 And the waters of that fountain were bitter: and they said, Let the name of it be called Marah Exodus Godwin, William Mandeville US 1817 Fiction 9781554810857 878 Ferdinand Mendez Pinto was but a type of thee, thou liar of the first magnitude. Congreve Godwin, William St. Leon US 1831 Fiction 1551115387 879 Hear, Land o' CAkes and brither Scots, Frae Maiden Kirk to John o' Groats', If there's a hole in a your coats, I re'd you tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Hogg, James The Spy US 1810 Fiction 074861365X 880 In rangles round afore the ingle's lowe, Frae Gudame's mouth auld-warld Tales they hear, O' Warlocks loupin' round the Wirrikow, O' Ghaists that won in glen and kirk-yard drear, Whilk touzles a' their tap, an' gars them shake wi' fear. Fergusson Hogg, James Winter Evening Tales US 1820 Fiction 748615563 881 What is past is prologue. Inscription in Washington, D.C., museum Y Smith, Zadie White Teeth US 2000 Fiction 375703861 882 The time to make your mind up about people is never! Lord, Tracy The Philadelphia Story Smith, Zadie Changing My Mind: Occassional Essays US 2009 Fiction, Essays 9781594202377 883 You get to decide what to worship. Wallace, David Foster Smith, Zadie Changing My Mind: Occassional Essays US 2009 Fiction, Essays 9781594202377 884 Naturally things cannot in reality fit together the way the evidence does in my letter; life is more than a Chinese puzzle. Kafka, Franz letter to his father Smith, Zadie The Autograph Man US 2002 Fiction 037570387X 885 I would always make believe that Clark Gable was my father. Monroe, Marilyn Smith, Zadie The Autograph Man US 2002 Fiction 037570387X 886 Et ricordare suplicando a quella che io sonto francescho del cossa il quale a sollo fatto quili tri canpi verso lanticamara Francesco del Cossa Smith, Ali How to be Both US 2014 Fiction 9780241145210 887 green spirit seekng life where only drought and desolation sting; spark that says that everything begins when everything seems charcoal Montale, Eugenio / Galassi, Jonathan Smith, Ali How to be Both US 2014 Fiction 9780241145210 888 J'ai reve ue sur un grand mur blanc je lisais mon testament Vartan, Sylvie Smith, Ali How to be Both US 2014 Fiction 9780241145210 889 Although the living is subject to the ruin of the tme, the process of decay is at the same time a process of crystallization, that in the depth of the sea, into which sinks and is dissolved what was once alive, some things 'suffer a sea-change' and survive in new crystallized forms and shapes that remain immune to the elements, as though they waited only for the pearl diver who one day will come down to them and bring them up into the world of the living. Arendt, Hannah Smith, Ali How to be Both US 2014 Fiction 9780241145210 890 Just like a character in a novel, he disappeared suddenly, without leaving the slightest trace behind. Bassani, Giorgio / McKendrick, Jamie Smith, Ali How to be Both US 2014 Fiction 9780241145210 891 If you cannot love the Greeks, you cannot love anything. Warner, Rex Y Stewart, Mary My Brother Michael US 1960 Fiction 340013958 892 There was a boy born, A winter king. Before the black month He was born, And fled in the dark month To find shelter With the poor. He shall come With the spring In the green month And the golden month And bright Shall be the burning Of his star. M.S. Stewart, Mary The Hollow Hills US 1973 Fiction 60548266 893 No vain discourse shalt thou hear therein: Therein shall be a gushing fountain; Therein shall be raised couches, And goblets ready placed, And cushions laid in order, And carpets spread forth. The Koran Y Stewart, Mary The Gabriel Hounds US 1967 Fiction 340043539 Epigraphs starts from chapter 894 And most of all would I flee from the cruel madness of love -- The honey of poison-flowers and all the measureless ill Tennyson Thubron, Colin A Cruel Madness US 1984 Fiction 434779873 895 Come walk with me, my love, to Neasden Lane. The chemicals from various factories Have bitten deep into the Portland stone And streaked the white Carrara of the graves Betjeman, John In Willesden Churchyard Thomas, Leslie Dangerous Davies and The Lonely Heart US 1998 Fiction 74931916 896 I felt sure that if I could find a theme capable of affording me the opportunity of showing an appreciation of the infinite variety of everyday life, I had confidence enough in my power of dealing with it successfully; but the subject - then, as now and ever, the chief difficulty - where was I to find a scene of such interest and importance as to warrant my spending months, perhaps a year or two, in representing it? Until the year of which I write - 1854 - I had never seen any of the great horse races for which England is so famous, and my first experience of the modern Olympian games was at Hampton, when the idea occured to me that if some of the salient points of the great gathering could be grouped together, an effective picture might be the result... Frith, W. P. The Derby Day', My Autobiography and Reminiscence Taylor, D.J. Derby Day US 2011 Fiction 1887 9780701183585 897 To watch is possible: therefore you must watch. Bell, Martin Ode to Himself Szirtes, George Reel US 2004 Fiction 1852246766 898 Look round you as you start, brown moon, At the book and shoe, the rotted rose At the door. Stevens, Wallace God is Good, It is a Beautiful Night Szirtes, George New & Collected Poems US 2008 Poetry 9781852248130 899 But man is a Noble Animal, splendid in ashes, and pompous in the grave. Sir Browne, Thomas Urn Burial UK Swift, Graham Last Orders US 1996 Fiction 330345591 900 I do like to be beside the seaside. Glover-Kind, John A. Swift, Graham Last Orders US 1996 Fiction 330345591 901 Historia, ae, f. 1. inquiry, investigation, learning. 2. a) a narrative of past events, history. b) any kind of narrative: account, tale, story. Swift, Graham Waterland US 1983 Fiction 330283952 902 Ours was the marsh country... Great Expectations Swift, Graham Waterland US 1983 Fiction 330283952 903 ...et mentem mortalia tangunt Aeneid, 1 Swift, Graham Ever After US 1992 Fiction 330325515 904 Everything is on its way to the river. Hudges, Ted Williams, Niall History of the Rain US 2014 Fiction 9781620406472 905 Quid me mihi detrahis? Ovid Metamorphoses Walton, Jo The Philosopher's King US 2015 Fiction 9780765332677 906 What a wondrous and sublime thing it is to be human, to be able to choose your state, whether among the beasts or among the angels. Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola Oration on the Awesomeness of Humanity (Oratio de Hominis Digniate) Walton, Jo The Philosopher's King US 2015 Fiction 9780765332677 907 I am voyaging too. We will need the foundation as much as the dome For those worlds to come true. Palmer, Ada Somebody Will Walton, Jo The Philosopher's King US 2015 Fiction 9780765332677 908 Nothing befits a man mor than discourse on the soul. Thus the Delphic injunction "Know thyself" is fulfilled, and we examine everything else, whether above or beneath the soul, with deeper insight. Ficino, Marsilio letter to Jacobo Bracciolini Walton, Jo The Philosopher's King US 2015 Fiction 9780765332677 909 I had a queer obsession about justice. As though justice mattered. As though justice can really be distinguished from vengeance. It's only love that's any good. Elizabeth Von Arnim The Enchanted April Walton, Jo The Philosopher's King US 2015 Fiction 9780765332677 910 I can't even enjoy a blade of grass unless I know there's a subway handy, or a record store or some other sign that people do not totally regret life O'Hara, Frank Meditiations in an Emergency Gooch, Brad City Poet, The Life and Times of Frank O'hara US 1993 Poetry 911 Today, in a new and beloved world, where I have learned to feel at home as easily as I have ceased barring my sevens... Speak, Memory Boyd, Brian Vladimir Nabokov, The American Years US 1990 Biography 912 We are discoverers: and discovery is a creative art. Popper, Karl Conjectures and Refutations Boyd, Brian Nabokov's Pale Fire, The Magic of Artistic Discovery US 1999 913 Anatomy - from Latin anatomia, Greek anatome (ana: separate, apart from, and temnein, to cut up, cut open) Leving, Yuri Anatomy of a Short Story US 2012 914 Sayonara is a sad and final word "And you, Japan, you crowded islands, you tragic land -- sayonara, you enemy, you friend Michener, James A. Sayonara US 1953 Fiction, Novel 915 CHAPLAIN FEENEY: "It's your duty as well as mine to prevent such a marriage." Y Michener, James A. Sayonara US 1953 Fiction, Novel 916 Tu credi 'l vero; che i minori e' grandi di questa vita miran ne lo spegelio in che, prima che pensi, il pensier pandi Merrill, James The Changing Light At Sandover US 1982 Poetry 917 What leaf-fring'd legend haunts about thy shape Of deities or mortals, or of both, In Tempe or the dales of Arcady? What men or gods are these? What maidens loth? What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape? What pipes and timbrels? What wild ecstasy Keats, John Ode on a Grecian Urn Poem Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 9780765379023 918 Socrates: Tell me then, oh tell me -- what is the great and splendid work which the gods achieve with the help of our devotions? Euthyphro: Many and fair are the works of the gods. Plata Euthyphro Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 9780765379023 919 Answer me, answer me Somebody answer me. Oldest of questions and Deepest of needs. Our Mystery, mystery. Teach us our history, Lost all again To the dark of the grave. Palmer, Ada A New World Poem Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 9780765379023 920 And now the work is done that cannot be erased by Jupiter's anger, fire and sword, nor the gnawing tooth of time. Let the day, that has power only over my body, end when it will my uncertain span of years. The best part of me will be borne, immortal, beyond the distant stars. Ovid envoi to Metamorphoses Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 9780765379023 921 The worm drives helically through the wood And does not know the dust left in the bore Once made the table integral and good; And suddenly the crystal hits the floor. Electrons find their paths in subtle ways, A massless eddy in a trail of smoke; The names of lovers, light of other days Perhaps you will not miss them. That's the joke. The universe winds down. That's how it's made. But memory is everything to lose; Although some of the colors have to fade, Do not believe you'll get the chance to choose. Regret, by definition, comes too late; Say what you mean. Bear witness. Iterate. Ford, John M. Sonnets Against Entropy Poem Walton, Jo My Real Children US 2014 Fiction 2003 9780765332653 922 Wherever you go, there are plenty of places where you will find a welcome; and if you choose to go to Thessaly, I have friends there who will make much of you and give you complete protection, so that no one in Thessaly can interfere with you. Plato Crito Walton, Jo The Just City US 2014 Fiction 9789765332660 923 There triremes which defended Greece at Salamis defended Mars too. Palmer, Ada Dogs of Peace Walton, Jo The Just City US 2014 Fiction 9789765332660 924 Yes, I know, Plato; but if you always take the steps in threes, one day you will miss a cracked one. Renault, Mary The Last of the Wine Walton, Jo The Just City US 2014 Fiction 9789765332660 925 If you could take that first step You could dance with Artemis Beside Apollo Eleven. Walton, Jo Submersible Moonphase Walton, Jo The Just City US 2014 Fiction 9789765332660 926 Woher dein Recht, in jeglichem Kostume, In jeder Maske wahr zu sein? - Ich ruhme. Rilke, Rainer Maria Vizinczey, Stephen In Praise of Older Women US 1986 Fiction 871130831 927 "Remember, I can change swiftly. It will all be as it was when I first spoke to thee under Zam-Zammah the great gun--" "As a boy in the dress of white men -- when I first went to the Wonder House. And a second time thou wast a Hindu. What shall the third incarnation be?" Kipling, Rudyard Kim Kunzru, Hari The Impressionist US 2002 Fiction 052594642X 928 I have persectuted the natives of England beyond all reason. Whether gentle or simple I have cruelly oppressed them, Many I unjustly disinherited; innumberable multitudes perished through me by famine or the sword. Having gained the throne of that kingdom by so many crimes, I dare not leave it to anyone but God. Guillaume le Batard deathbed confession Kingsnorth, Paul The Wake US 2014 Fiction 1087 9781908717870 929 England is become the residence of foreigners and the property of strangers...they prey upon the riches and vitals of England; nor is there any hope of a termination of this misery. William of Malmesbury Kingsnorth, Paul The Wake US 2014 Fiction 1125 9781908717870 930 I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance e.e. cummings Kelman, Stephen Pigeon English US 2011 Fiction 978054750060 931 A multitude of rulers is not a good thing. Let there be one ruler, one king. Homer The Iliad Iggulden, Conn Genghis: Birth of an Empire US 2007 Fiction 9780385339513 932 Behold a people shall come from the north, and a great nation. They shall hold the bow and the lance, they are cruel and will not show mercy; their voice shall roar like the sea, and they shall ride upon horses everyone one put in stray, like a man to the battle. Jeremiah 50: 41-42 Iggulden, Conn Genghis: Lord of the Bow US 2008 Fiction 9780385339520 933 Ravens have been recorded swooping over bands of gorillas, teasingly playing at attacking them. These birds show the ability to deceive that comes with the power of language. In this they are no different from humans. Where humans differ from ravens is that they use language to look back on their lives and call up a virtual self. Gray, John Hogg, Nicholas Tokyo US 2015 Fiction 9781908885739 934 missing adj. 1. not present; absent or lost. 2. not able to be traced and not known to be dead. go missing to become lost or disappear Hogg, Nicholas SHow me the Sky: Why Might a Man Walk out on his Life? US 2008 Fiction 9781847671899 935 Some limited and waning memory of Herbert Ashe, an engineer of the southern railways, persists in the hotel at Adrogue, amongst the effusive honeysuckles and in the illusory depths of the mirrors. Borges, Jorge Luis Hall, Steven The Raw Shark Texts US 2007 Fiction 978841959023 936 Probably just somebody's nasty black poodle. But I've always wondered... What if it really was Him, and He decided I wasn't worth it? Kushner, Tony A Bright Room Called Day Novel French, Tana In the Woods US 2007 Fiction 9780670038602 937 It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known. Dickens, Charles A Tale of Two Cities Novel Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder US 2008 Fiction, Asian Fiction 9780749929756 938 Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdake! Tunku Abdul Rahman, first Prime Minister of Malaya Proclamation of Independence Speech Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder US 2008 Fiction, Asian Fiction 1957 9780749929756 939 Sample viewing figures for major TV networks in England, September 1985: Network Toad - The Adrian Lush Show (Wednesday) (Chat show) 16,428,316 - The Adrian Lush Show (Monday) (Chat show) 16,034,921 - Bonzo the Wonder Hound (Canine Thriller) 15,975,462 MoleTV -Name that Fruit! (Answer questions for cash prizes) 15,320, 340 - 65 Walrus Street (Soap Opera; Episode 3,352) 14, 315,902 - Dangerously Dysfunctional People Argue Live on TV (Chat show) 11,065,611 OwlVision - Will Marlowe or Kit Shakespeare? (Literary quiz shoq) 13,591,203 - One More Chance to See! (Reverse extinction show) 2,321,820 Goliath Cable Channel (1 to 32) -Whose Lie is it Anyway? (Corporate comedy quiz show) 428 - Cots to Coffins: Goliath. All You'll ever need. (Docuganda) 9 (disputed) Neanderthal Cable Network 4 - Powertool Club Live (Routers and power plants edition) 9,032 - Jackanory Gold (Jane Eyre edition) 7.219 Fridge, Warwick The Ratings War Y Fforde, Jasper Lost in a Good Book US 2002 Fiction 9780142004036 Epigraphs begin on first chapter 940 The Well of Lost Plots. To understand the Well you have to have an idea of the layout of the Great Library. The library is where all published fiction is stored so it can be read by the readers in the Outland; there are twenty-six floors, one for each letter of the alphabet. The library is constructed in the layout of a cross with the four corridors radiating from the center point. On all the walls, end after end, shelf after shelf, are books. Hundreds, thousands, millions of books. Hardbacks, paperbacks, leatherbound, everything. But the similarity of all these books to the copies we read back home is no more than the similarity a photograph has to its subject; these books are alive. Beneath the Great Library are twenty-six floors of dingy yet industrious sub-basements known as the Well of Lost Plots. This is where books are constructed, honed and polished in readiness for a place in the library above—if they make it that far. The failure rate is high. Unpublished books outnumber published by an estimated eight to one. Fforde, Jasper The Well of Lost Plots Fictional Novel Y Fforde, Jasper The Well of Lost Plots US 2003 Fiction 670032891 Epigraphs begin on first chapter 941 ". . . The Special Operations Network was instigated to handle policing duties considered either too unusual or too specialized to be tackled by the regular force. There were thirty departments in all, starting at the more mundane Neighborly Disputes (SO-30) and going onto Literary Detectives (SO-27) and Art Crime (SO-24). Anything below SO-20 was restricted information, although it was common knowledge that the ChronoGuard was SO-12 and Antiterrorism SO-9. It is rumored that SO-1 was the department that polices the SpecOps themselves. Quite what the others do is anyone's guess. What is known is that the individual operatives themselves are mostly ex-military or ex-police and slightly unbalanced. "If you want to be a SpecOp," the saying goes, "act kinda weird . . ." A Short History of the Special Operations Network Y Fforde, Jasper The Eyre Affair US 2001 Fiction 670030643 Epigraphs begin on first chapter 942 I measure every grief I meet With analytic eyes; I wonder if it weighs like mine Or has an easier size... The grieved are many, I am told; There is the various cause; Death is but one and comes but once And only nails the eyes. Dickinson, Emily Poem Farooki, Roopa Half Life US 2010 Fiction 9780312577902 943 Since I left you, mine eye is in my mind... For if it see the rudest or the gentlest sight, The most sweet favour or deformed'st creature, The mountain or the sea, the day or night, The crow or dove, it shapes them to you feature: Incapable of more, replete with you, My most true mind thus makes mine eye untrue. Shakespeare, William Sonnet CXIII Poem UK Farooki, Roopa Half Life US 2010 Fiction 9780312577902 944 Nothing thicker than a knife's blade seperates happiness from melancholy. Woolf,Virginia Orlando Casey, Nuala Soho 4A.M. US 2013 Fiction 9781782063483 945 The words of his mouth were smoother than butter, but war was in his heart: his words were softer than oil, yet were they drawn swords. Psalm 55:21 Cox, Michael The Meaning of Night US 2006 Fiction 9780393062038 946 I find, to him that the tale is told, belief only makes the difference betwixt a truth, and a lie. Felltham, Owen Resolves or, Excogitations. A Second Centurie Cox, Michael The Meaning of Night US 2006 Fiction 1628 9780393062038 947 For death is the meaning of night: The eternal shadow Into which all lives must fall, All hopes expire. Daunt, P. Rainsford From the Persian', Rosa Mundi and Other Poems Poem Cox, Michael The Meaning of Night US 2006 Fiction 1854 9780393062038 948 Oh, hark to the big drum calling, Follow me - follow me home! Kipling, Rudyard Bishop, Patrick Follow Me Home US 2011 Fiction, War Fiction 9780340951750 949 When a man's verses cannot be understood, nor a man's good wit seconded with the forward child understanding, it strikes a man more dead than a great reckoning in a little room. Truly, I would the gods had made the poetical. As You Like It Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers US 2012 Fiction 9781250017178 950 The way to really develop as a writer is to make yourself a political outcast, so that you have to live in secret. This is how Marlowe developed into Shakespeare. Hughes, Ted Letters Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers US 2012 Fiction 9781250017178 951 Poetry is nearer to vital truth than history. Plato Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers US 2012 Fiction 9781250017178 952 Suppose one can live without outside pressure, suppose one can create one's own inner tension - then it is not true that there is nothing in man. Milosz, Czeslaw The Captive Mind Aw, Tash Five Star Billionaire US 2013 Fiction 978000749156 953 Pom mai ben Thai. Watashi no nihonjinde wanaidesu. Jaesonghaeyo, han-guk saram ahniaeyo. Bukan orang Indonesia. Ma Nepali ta hoina. Ways to say what we are not, and to begin the story of what we are. Aw, Tash The Face: Strangers on a Pier US 2015 Fiction 9781632060457 954 Since prisons and madhouses exist, why somebody is bound to sit in them. Chekhov, Anton Allan, Clare Poppy Shakespeare US 2006 Fiction 9781596911543 955 It's not that I'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens. Allen, Woody Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I learned From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 9780224096430 956 For dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return. Genesis 3:19 Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I learned From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 9780224096430 957 So it goes. Vonnegut, Kurt Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I learned From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 9780224096430 958 A missing person is anyone whose whereabouts are unknown whatever the circumstances of disappearance. The person will be considered missing until located and his/her well-being, or otherwise, established. Siochana, An Gardai Ahern, Cecelia There's not Place Like Here US 2007 Fiction 9781401301880 959 The Hopi, an Indian tribe, have a language as sophisticated as ours, but no tenses for past, present and future. The division does not exist. What does this say about time? Winterson, Jeanette Sexing the Cherry US 1989 Fiction 802135781 960 Matter, that thing the most solid and the well-known, which you are holding in your hands and which makes up your body, is now known to be mostly empty space. Empty space and points of light. What does this say about the reality of the world? Winterson, Jeanette Sexing the Cherry US 1989 Fiction 802135781 961 When thick rinds are used the top must be thoroughly skimmed, or a scum will form marring the final appearance. Mrs Beeton The Making of Marmalade Winterson, Jeanette Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit US 1985 Fiction 802135161 962 Oranges are not the only fruit! Gwynn, Neil Winterson, Jeanette Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit US 1985 Fiction 802135161 963 Remember you must die. Spark, Muriel Winterson, Jeanette Lighthousekeeping US 2004 Fiction 1510011176 964 Remember you must live. Smith, Ali Winterson, Jeanette Lighthousekeeping US 2004 Fiction 1510011176 965 Love is the master key that opens the gates of happiness, of hatred, of jealousy, and, most easily of all, the gate of fear. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Wilson, Robert The Ignorance of Blood US 2009 Fiction 9780007320424 966 I must, before I die, find some way to say the essential thing that is in me, that I have never said yet -- a thing that is not love or hate or pity or scorn, but the very breath of life, fierce and coming from far away, bringing into human life the vastness and the fearful passionless force of non-human things... Russell, Bertrand letter to Constance Malleson, quoted in My Philosophical Development Wilson, Colin The Mind Parasites US 1967 Fiction 1918 97493599 967 People 'make their own history, but they do not make it as they please; they do not make it under self-selected circumstances, but under circumstances existing already, given and transmitted from the past. Marx, Karl Young, Kerry Pao US 2011 Fiction 9780747512075 968 This city is Epidamnus while this story is being told: when another one is told it will become another town. Plautus Thompson, Sam Communion Town: A city in ten chapters US 2012 Fiction 9780007454761 969 We live, not as we wish to, but as we can. Menander Tearne, Roma The Road to Urbino US 2012 Fiction 9781408703922 970 One had a lovely face. And two or three had charm, But charm and face were in vain Because the mountain grass Cannot but keep the form Where the mountain hare has lain. Yeats, W.B. Tearne, Roma The Road to Urbino US 2012 Fiction 9781408703922 971 "This apparatus," said the Officer, grasping a connecting road and leaning against it, "is our previous Commandant's invention... Have you heard of our previous Commandant? No? Well, I'm not claiming too much when I say that the organization of the entire penal colony is his work. We, his friends, already knew at the time of his death that the administration of the colony was so self-contained that even if his successor had a thousand new plans in mind he would not be able to alter anything of the old plan, at least not for several years... It's a shame that you didn't know the old Commandant!" Kafka, Franz In the Penal Colony Short Story Stross, Charles Glasshouse US 2006 Fiction 441014038 972 Who still talks nowadays about the Armenians? Hitler, Adolf Stross, Charles Glasshouse US 2006 Fiction 1939 441014038 973 Rio is a beauty. But Sao Paulo - Sao Paulo is a city. Dietrich, Marlene Scudamore, James Heliopolis US 2009 Fiction 9781846551888 974 The first thing she felt was a sinking in her stomach and a trembling in her knees; then, a sense of blind guilt, of unreality, of cold, of fear; then a desire for this day to be past. Then immediately she realized that such a wish was pointless, for her father's death was the only thing that had happened in the world, and it would go on happening, endlessly, forever after. Borges, Jorge Luis Emma Zunz Scudamore, James The Amnesia Clinic US 2006 Fiction 9780151012657 975 Grown-ups are always thinking of uninteresting explanations. Lewis, C.S. The Magician's Nephew Scudamore, James The Amnesia Clinic US 2006 Fiction 9780151012657 976 Und das Meer gab die Toten, die darin waren Lutherbibel Offenbarung Russell, Craig A Fear of Dark Water US 2011 Fiction 9780091921460 977 And the sea gave up the dead which were in it King James Bible Revelations Russell, Craig A Fear of Dark Water US 2011 Fiction 9780091921460 978 When the first baby laughed for the first time, the laugh broke into a thousand pieces and they all went skipping about, and that was the beginning of fairies. Sir Barrie, James Peter Pan Novel UK Y Robotham, Michael The Night Ferry US 2007 Fiction 9780385517904 Epigraphs begin on first chapter 979 She became a tall lighthouse sending out kindly beams which some look for welcome instead of warnings against the rocks. Spark, Muriel The Curtain Blown by the Breeze Moore, Alison The Lighthouse US 2012 Fiction 978197773174 980 Snowdrop. !. An early-flowering bulbous plant, having a white pendent flower. 2. Moscow slang. A corpse that lies buried or hidden in the winter snows, emerging only in the thaw. Miller, A.D. Snowdrops US 2011 Fiction 978038553447 981 We are in Translyvania and Translyvania is not England. Our ways are noy your ways, and there shall be to you many strange things. Stoker, Bram Dracula Novel Mendelson, Charlotte Almost English US 2013 Fiction 9781447219972 982 It is a most miserable thing to be ashamed of home. Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Novel UK Mendelson, Charlotte Almost English US 2013 Fiction 9781447219972 983 And yet, the ways we miss our lives are life. Jarrell, Randall McGuinness, Patrick The Last Hundred Days US 2011 Fiction 9781854115416 984 Outside, like the cry of space, the traveller perceives the whistle's distress. "Probably," he persuades himself, "we are going through a tunnel - the epoch - the last long one, snaking under the city to the all-powerful train station of the virginal central palace, like a crown. Mallarme McCarthy, Tom Satin Island US 2015 Fiction 9780307593955 985 Ourselves must we beneath the Couch of Earth Descend, ourselves to make a Couch - for whom? Khayyam, Omar McCarthy, Tom C US 2010 Fiction 9780224090209 986 Nothing is too good for ordinary people. Lubetkin, Berthold Lewycka, Marina The Lubetkin Legacy US 2016 Fiction 1938 9781905490561 987 He lived at a little distance from his body, regarding his own acts with doubtful side glances. He had an odd autobiographical habit which led him to compose in his mind from time to time a short sentence about himself... Joyce, James A painful Case Mailer, Norman The Spooky Art US 2003 Reference ISBN-10: 0812971280 988 I was never so rapid in my virtue but my vice kept up with me. We are double-edged blades, and every time we whet our virtue the return stroke straps our vice. Thoreau, Henry David Journals Mailer, Norman The Spooky Art US 2003 Reference ISBN-10: 0812971280 989 A raree show is here With children gathered round Wordsworth The Prelude Doctorow, E.L World's Fair US 1985 Fiction ISBN-10: 081297820X 990 Do not play this piece fast It is never right to play Ragtime fast.. Joplin, Scott Doctorow, E.L Ragtime US 1975 Historical Fiction ISBN-10: 0812978188 991 Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned; The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity. Surely some revelation is at hand; Surely the Second Coming is at hand. The Second Coming! Hardly are those words out When a vast image out of Spiritus Mundi Troubles my sight: somewhere in sands of the desert A shape with lion body and the head of a man, A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun, Is moving its slow thighs, while all about it Reel shadows of the indignant desert birds. The darkness drops again; but now I know That twenty centuries of stony sleep Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle, And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? Yeats, W.B Didion, Joan We Tell Ourselves Stories In Order to Live US 2006 ISBN 0-307-26487-4 992 I learnt courage from Buddha, Jesus, Lincoln, Einstein and Cary Grant Lee, Peggy Didion, Joan We Tell Ourselves Stories In Order to Live US 2006 Essays ISBN 0-307-26487-4 993 This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned toward the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single catastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing in from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with such a violence that the angel can no longer close them. The storm irresistably propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. Benjamin, Walter Theses on the Philosophy of History IX Forche, Carolyn The Angel of History US 1994 Poetry ISBN-10: 006092584 994 Historians say so: The years between 1910 and 1915 were the pleasantest this country has ever known Churchill, Allen Remember When Finney, Jack From Time To Time US 1995 Speculative fiction ISBN-10: 0684818442 995 I MEMORIES, DREAMS, DESIRES In the thousand and thousand embraces no one can see now who corrupts and who illuminates Van Duyn, Mona A Day in Late October Everhard, Jim Cute US 1982 Poetry ISBN-10: 0917342933 996 People would never fall in love if they hadn't heard love talked about de La Rochefoucauld, Francois Eugenides, Jeffrey The Marriage Plot US 2011 Fiction, Novel ISBN-10: 9781250014764 997 And you may ask yourself, Well, how did I get here?... And you may tell yourself, This is not my beautiful house And you may tell yourself, This is not my beautiful wife Talking Heads US 998 For liberation - not less of love but expanding Of love beyond desire, and so liberation From the future as well as the past. Thus, love of a country Begins as an attachment to our own field of action And comes to find that action of little importance Though never indifferent. History may be servitude, History may be freedom. See, now they vanish, The faces and places, with the self which, as it could, loved them, To become renewed, transfigured, in another pattern. Eliot, T.S Little Gidding Poem Ellison, Ralph juneteenth US 1999 Fiction ISBN 0375707549 999 The occupational hazard of making a spectacle of yourself, over the long haul, is that at some point you buy a ticket too. McGuane, Thomas Panama Ellis, Bret Easton Lunar Park US 2005 Postmodern literature, Horror fiction ISBN 0-375-41291-3 1000 People who have made up their minds about a man do not like to have their opinions changed, to reverse their judgements on account of some new evidence or new arguments, and the man who tries to compel them to change their minds is at least wasting his time, and he may be asking for trouble. O'Hara, John Ellis, Bret Easton Lunar Park US 2005 Postmodern literature, Horror fiction ISBN 0-375-41291-3 1001 From the table of my memory I'll wipe away all trivial fond records, All saws of books, all forms, all pressures past That youth and observation copied there. Shakespeare, William Hamlet, I:v.98 Play Ellis, Bret Easton Lunar Park US 2005 Postmodern literature, Horror fiction ISBN 0-375-41291-3 1002 One night I was sitting on the bed in my hotel room on Bunker Hill, down in the middle of Los Angeles. It was an important night in my life because I had to make a decision about the hotel. Either I paid up or I got out: that was what the note said, the note the landlady had put under my door. A great problem, deserving acute attention. I solved it by turning out the lights and going to bed. Fante, John Ask the Dust Ellis, Bret Easton The Informers US 1994 Fiction ISBN 9780307756442 1003 Cursing only the leaves crying Like an old man in a storm You hear the shout, the crazy hemlocks point With troubled fingers to the silece which Smothers you, A mummy, in time Tate, Allen Ode to the Confederate Dead Gibbons, Kaye On the Occasion of My Last Afternoon US 1998 Ficiton ISBN 0060797142 1004 Shaw's father wanted no monument except the ditch where his son's body was thrown and lost with his "niggers" The ditch is nearer, There are no statues for the last war here; on Boylston Street, a commercial photograph shows Hiroshima boiling Over a Mosler Safe, the "Rock of Ages" that survived the blast, Space is nearer. When I crouch to my television set, the drained faces of negro school-children rise like balloons Lowell, Robert For the Union Dead Gibbons, Kaye On the Occasion of My Last Afternoon US 1998 Ficiton ISBN 0060797142 1005 Cast the bantling on the rocks Suckle him with the she-wolf's teat, Wintered with the hawk and fox Power and speed be hands and feet. Waldo, Ralph Emerson Self-Reliance Gibbons, Kaye Ellen Foster US 1987 Fiction, novel ISBN 1-56512-205-4 1006 Stupidity in a Woman is unfeminine Nietzsche, Friedrich Human, All too Human Gibbons, Kaye Charms for the Easy Life US 1993 Fiction 1878 ISBN-10: 0060760257 1007 The awakened, lips parted, the hope, the new ships.. Gaddis, William The Recognitions US 1955 Fiction 1008 It is difficult to believe in the dreadful but quiet war of organic beings, going on in the peaceful woods, & smiling fields. Darwin, Charles 1839 Journal Entry Frazier, Charles Cold Mountain US 1997 Historical Fiction ISBN 0-87113-679-1 1009 Men ask the way to Cold Mountain Cold Mountain: there's no through trail. Han-shan Frazier, Charles Cold Mountain US 1997 Historical Fiction ISBN 0-87113-679-1 1010 Sometimes a man hits upon a place to which he mysteriously feels that he belongs. Here is the home he sought, and he wil settle amid scenes that he has never seen before, among men he has never known, as though they were familiar to him from his birth. Here at last, he finds rest. Maugham, W. Somerset Fox, Bob Moving Out, Finding Home US 2005 Essays ISBN-10: 1893239322 1011 When one buys the farm and moves there to love, something different begins. Berry, Wendell US 1012 Thou only hast taught me that I have a heart -- thou only hast thrown a light deep downward and upward into my soul. Thou only hast revealed me to myself; for whom thy aid my best knowledge of myself would have been merely to know my own shadow -- to watch it flickering on the wall, and mistake its fantasies for my own real actions... Now, dearest, dost thou understand what thou hast done for me? And is it not a somewhat fearful thought, that a few slight circumstances might have prevented us from meeting? Hawthorne, Nathaniel letter to Sophia Peabody Nicholls, David Us US 2014 1840 9780340896990 1013 What are days for? Days are where we live. They come, they wake us Time and time over. They are to be happy in: Where can we live but days? Ah, solving that question Brings the priest and the doctor In their long coats Running over the fields' Larkin, Philip Days Nicholls, David One Day US 2009 Fiction 9780307474711 1014 For the Neverland is always more or less an island, with astonishing splashes of colour here and there. Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan Morrall, Clare Astonishing Splashes of Colour US 2003 Fiction 60734450 1015 If (I asked) the commercial banks, the official creditors, the Bank, the IMF, the TNCs, the money managers and the global elites were happy, who were we to complain? George, Susan The Lugand Report Morgan, Richard K. Market Forces US 2004 Fiction 345457749 1016 A man's presence suggests what he is capable of doing to you or for you. By contrast, a woman's presence... defines what can and cannot be done to her. Berger, John Ways of Seeing Atwood, Margaret Bodily Harm US 1981 Fiction 1017 Imagine the monarch Agha Mohammed Khan, who orders the entire population of the city of Kerman murdered or blinded - no exceptions. His praetorians set energetically to work. They line up the inhabitants, slice of the heads of the adults, gouge out the eyes of the children... Later, processions of blinded children leave the city. Some, wandering around in the countryside, lose their way in the desert and die of thirst. Other groups reach inhabited settlements... singing songs about the extermination of the citizens of Kerman... Kapuscinski, Ryszard Atwood, Margaret The Blind Assassin US 2000 Fiction 385475721 1018 I swam, the sea was boundless, I saw no shore. Tanit was merciless, my prayers were answerd. O you who drown in love, remember me. Inscription on a Carthaginian Funerary Urn Atwood, Margaret The Blind Assassin US 2000 Fiction 385475721 1019 The word is a flame burning in a dark glass. Watson, Sheila Atwood, Margaret The Blind Assassin US 2000 Fiction 385475721 1020 Whatever may have happened through these years, God knows I speak truth, saying that you lie. Morris, William The Defence of Guenevere Atwood, Margaret Alias Grace US 1996 Fiction 9781408802793 1021 I have no Tribunal. Dickinson, Emily Letters Atwood, Margaret Alias Grace US 1996 Fiction 9781408802793 1022 I cannot tell you what the light is, but I can tell you what it is not... What is the motive of the light? What is the light? Marais, Eugene The Soul of the White Ant Atwood, Margaret Alias Grace US 1996 Fiction 9781408802793 1023 Was there no safety? No learning by heart of the ways of the world? No guide, no shelter, but all was miracle and leaping from the pinnacle of a tower into the air? Woolf, Virginia To the Lighthouse Atwood, Margaret Oryx and Crake US 2003 Fiction 385503857 1024 Instead of a part of the organism itself, the fossil may be some kind of record of its presence, such as a fossilized track or burrow.. These fossils give us our only chance to see the extinct animals in action and to study their behaviour, though definite identification is only possible where the animal has dropped dead in its tracks and become fossilized on the spot. Kurten, Bjorn The Age of the Dinosaurs Atwood, Margaret Life Before Man US 1980 Fiction 9780099741015 1025 Look, I'm smiling at you, I'm smiling in you, I'm smiling through you. How can I be dead if I breathe in every quiver of your hand? Tertz, Abram The Icicle Atwood, Margaret Life Before Man US 1980 Fiction 9780099741015 1026 You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. Trotsky, Leon Galloway, Steven The Cellist of Sarajevo US 2008 Fiction 9781594483653 1027 Surly: The egg's ordained by nature, to that end; And is a chicken in potentia. Subtle: The same we say of lead, and other metals, Which would be gold, if they had time. Jonson, Ben The Alchemist, II Doody, Margaret The Alchemists US 1980 Fiction 370302575 1028 Those roles which, being neither those of Hero nor Heroine, Confidante nor Villain, but which were nonetheless essential to bring about the Recognition or the denouement, were called the Fifth Business in drama and opera companies organized according to the old style; the player who acted these parts was ofren referred to as Fifth Business. Tho. Overskou Den Danske Skueplads Davies, Robertson Fifth Business US 1970 Fiction 9780141186153 1029 Grant us so to put away the leaven of malice and wickedness that we may always serve Thee in pureness of living and truth The Prayer Book Davies, Robertson Leaven of Malice US 1954 Fiction 9780143054894 1030 Cunning man, wizards, and white wtiches, as they call them, in every village, which, if they sought unto, they will help almost all infirmities of body and mind... The body's mischiefs, as Plato proves, proceed from the soul: and if the mind be not first satisfied, the body can never be cured. Burton, Robert The Anatomy of Melancholy Davies, Robertson The Cunning Man US 1996 Fiction 1621 140248307 1031 The possessor of this stone can fly in the air, and dive not only under water, but underground. He cannot be wounded as long as he has this stone on his body, that is, in his mouth, under his hairknot, in his hands, or under his armpits. He will be free from fatigue and disease... [These] powers do not really belong to him, but only to the stone, which by mere touch can turn lead into silver and brass into gold... Thus, when an alchemist has discovered the "stone of live metal" he exposes himself to the danger of being robbed of it by evil spirits or jealous rivals... Evil spirits will be on the lookour for him out of sheer malice, but the jealous rivals wish to eat his body, because by eating it, they will come to possess superhuman strength. Dr. Maung Htin Aung Folk Elements in Burmese Buddhism Myanmar Connelly, Karen The Lizard Cage US 2007 Fiction 9781846550195 1032 Freedom. It isn’t once, to walk out under the Milky Way, feeling the rivers of light, the fields of dark– freedom is daily, prose-bound, routine remembering. Putting together, inch by inch the starry worlds. From all the lost collections Rich, Adrienne For Memory Poem Kwa, Lydia This Place Called Absence US 2000 Fiction 1979 758201478 1033 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time Eliot, T.S. Little Gidding Poem Kwa, Lydia This Place Called Absence US 2000 Fiction 1944 758201478 1034 Moreover Jack sees that Kill herself knows what Kill thinks Jack knows, but that Jill does not realize she knows it. Laing, R.D. Knots Kwa, Lydia Pulse US 2010 Fiction 9781554702596 1035 But suddenly a joyous impulsion seized him: the joy of having his wife again overwhelmed him. He jumped to his feet and rushed over to embrace her. His wife cried out. "Stop! Stop! Coyote! Do not touch me. Stop!" Her warning had no effect. Coyote rushed over to his wife and just as she touched her body she vanished. She disappeared - returned to the shadowland. "Coyote and the Shadow People", Nez Perce Texts Kroetsch, Robert Badlands US 1974 Fiction 773760857 1036 this is a strange country desert flows around us death & breath makes us wary bp Nichol The Matyrology Kroetsch, Robert Badlands US 1974 Fiction 773760857 1037 To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the hidden manna and will give him a white stone and in the stone a new name written The Bible Kogawa, Joy Obasan US 1992 Fiction 385468865 1038 The history of the Colony is only very partially contained in printed books; it lies buried under great rubbish heaps of unpublished records, English, Municipal, Colonial and Foreign, in rare pamphlets, old Blue Books, forgotten manuscripts... Prowse, D.W. A History of Newfoundland Johnston, Wayne The Colony of Unrequited Dreams US 1998 Fiction 1895 385495439 1039 Love consists in this, that two solitudes protect, and touch, and greet each other. Rilke, Rainer Maria Maclennan, Hugh Two Solitudes US 1945 Fiction 9780771093586 1040 Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Thomas, Dylan Laurence, Margaret The Stone Angel US 1964 Fiction 226469360 1041 If I should pass the tomb of Jonah I would stop there and sit for awhile; Because I was swallowed one time deep in the dark And came out alive after all. Sandburg, Carl Losers Laurence, Margaret A Jest of God US 1988 Fiction 226469522 1042 If I pass the burial spot of Nero I shall say to the wind, "Well, well" - I who have fiddled in a world on fire, I who have done so many stunts not worth doing. Sandburg, Carl Losers Laurence, Margaret The Fire Dwellers US 1969 Fiction 226469514 1043 but they had their being once and left a place to stand on Purdy, Al Roblin Mills Circa Laurence, Margaret The Diviners US 1974 Fiction 1842 9780226469355 1044 "Most of you, I am sure, remember the tragic circumstances of the death of Geoffrey Clifton at Gilf Kebir, followed later by the disappearance of his wife, Katherine Clifton, which took place during the 1939 desert expedition in search of Zerzura." "I cannot begin this meeting tonight without referring very sympathetically to those tragic occurences..." "The lecture this evening..." From the minutes of the Geographical Society meeting UK Ondaatje, Michael The English Patient US 1992 Fiction 194- 679745203 1045 Deep colour and big, shaggy nose. Rather a jumbly, untidy sort of wine, with fruitiness shooting off one way, firmness another, and body pushing about underneath. It will be as comfortable and comforting as the 1961 Nuits St Georges when it has pulled its ends in and settled down. Magazine description of a wine Ondaatje, Michael The Cinnamon Peeler: Selected Poems US 1989 Fiction, Poetry 747572615 1046 And this is how I see the East... I see if always from a small boat -- not a light, not a stir, not a sound. We conversed in low whispers, as if afraid to wake up the land. It is all in that moment when I opened my young eyes on it. I came upon it from a tussle with the sea. Conrad, Joseph Youth Ondaatje, Michael The Cat's Table US 2011 Fiction 9780307700117 1047 Suddenly, with extreme violence, he felt himself seized by the desire to be, rain or no rain, at any price, in the midst of the valleys: alone. Bassani, Giorgio The Heron Norman, Howard The Bird Artist US 1994 Fiction 312130279 1048 Till from the garden and the wild A fresh association blow, And year by year the landscape grow Familiar to the stranger's child. Naipaul, V.S. A Way in the World US 1994 Fiction 434002100 1049 Rather, we aim at being personalites of a general... a fictitious type. Dostoievsky Ghali, Waguih Beer in the Snooker Club US 1964 Fiction -941533816 1050 The World wa all before them, where to choose Their place of rest, and Providence their guide: They hand in hand with wandering steps and slow, Through Eden took their solitary way. Milton Paradise Lost DeSoto, Lewis A Blade of Grass US 2003 Fiction 60554266 1051 Paradoxically, academic writers are often inhibited when it comes to speaking directly, possibly because they were all little goody-goodies in junior high school, and they're being massed together in university departments, and when you put all the smartest in the class together, there's a tremendous anxiety about whether one can live up to the seriousness of the enterprise. Castle, Terry Mda, Zakes Sometimes there is a void US 2011 Fiction 9780374280949 1052 Pray, did you never hear what happened to a man some time ago of this town (whose name was Christian) that went on a Pilgrimage up towards the higher regions? Bunyan, John Pilgrim's Progress Hope, Christopher Kruger's Alp US 1984 Fiction 1053 They took the hill (Whose hill? What for?) But what a climb they left to do! Out of that bungled, unwise war An alp of unforgiveness grew. Plomer, William The Boer War Hope, Christopher Kruger's Alp US 1984 Fiction 1054 We knew nothing of the theatrical element which is part of all revolutionary movements in France, and we believed sincerely in all we heard. Herzen, A. Childhood, Youth and Exile Hope, Christopher Kruger's Alp US 1984 Fiction 1055 History has to do with manifestations of human freedom in connection with the external world, with time, and with dependence upon causes. Tolstoy, Leo War and Peace Gordimer, Nadine No Time Like the Present US 2012 Fiction 9780374222642 1056 Though the present remains A dangerous place to live, Cynicism would be a reckless luxury. Kgositsile, Keorapetse Wounded Dreams Gordimer, Nadine No Time Like the Present US 2012 Fiction 9780374222642 1057 You had a Father, let your son say so. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 13 Gordimer, Nadine My Son's Story US 1990 Fiction 140159754 1058 Though leaves are many, the root is one; Through all the lying ways of my youth I swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun; Now I may wither into the truth. Yeats, W.B. Gordimer, Nadine The Lying Days US 2002 Fiction 9780747559931 1059 An honourable man will end by not knowing where to live. Turgenev, Ivan Sergeevich Gordimer, Nadine A Guest of Honour US 1970 Fiction 747559880 1060 Many will call me an adventurer -- and that I am, only of a different sort -- one of those who risks his skin to prove his plattiudes. Guevara, Ernesto "Che" Gordimer, Nadine A Guest of Honour US 1970 Fiction 747559880 1061 He Has No House Jakie, Vojislav Galgut, Damon In a Strange Room US 2010 Fiction 9781848873223 1062 The Soul selects her own society -- Then -- shuts the door -- On her divine majority -- Present no more. Dickinson, Emily Fugard, Athol The Road to Mecca US 1985 Fiction, Play 9780930452797 1063 Wer den Dichter will verstehen mub in Dichters Lande gehen Goethe Coetzee, J.M. Youth US 2002 Fiction 142002003 1064 War is the father of all and king of all. Some he shows as gods, others as men. Some he makes slaves, and others free. Coetzee, J.M. The Life and Times of Michael K. US 1983 Fiction 9780099479154 1065 Obviously it is difficult not to sympathize with those European and American audiences who, when shown films of fighter-bomber pilots viably exhilarated by successful napalm bombing runs on Viet-Cong targets, react with horror and disgust. Yet, it is unreasonable to expect the U.S. Government to obtain pilots who are so appalled by the damage they may be doing that they cannot carry out their missions or become excessively depressed or guilt-ridden. Kahn, Herman Coetzee, J.M. Dusklands US 1974 Fiction 140241779 1066 I am God knows A free fucking woman Krog, Antjie Brink, Andre Philida US 2012 Fiction 9781846557040 1067 And so it was I entered the broken world To trace the visionary company of love, its voice An instant in the wind (I know not whither buried) But not for long to hold each desperate choice Crane, Hart Brink, Andre An Instant in the Wind US 1976 Fiction 9781402211096 1068 We live in a disoriented, deranged social structure, and we have transcended its barriers in our own ways and have stepped pyschologically outside its madness and repressions. It is lonely out here. We recognize each other. And, having recognized each other, is it any wonder that our soul cling together even while our minds equivocate, hesitate, vacillate and tremble? Cleaver, Eldridge Brink, Andre An Instant in the Wind US 1976 Fiction 9781402211096 1069 Rain leaves puddles behind Gauze under the moon Stray from porch to porch Settle for the window With trembling wires Where abandoned kites Twist in the wind Heath, Roy Kwaku (or The Man who Could Not Keep His Mouth Shut) US 1982 Fiction 714530239 1070 And then suddenly so widdout rhyme widdout reason you crops start to die you cant even see the sun in the sky; an suddenly so, without rhyme, without reason, all you hope gone ev'rything look like it comin out wrong. Why is dat? What it mean? Brathwaite, Edward Kamau X/Self US 1987 Fiction 192819879 1071 How could I, even if I chose Now let another swimmer drown? And how could I myself go down? King, Francis Brathwaite, Edward Kamau Sun Poem US 1982 Fiction 192119451 1072 The people of each country get more like the people of every other country. They no character, no beauty, no ideals, no culture - nothing, nothing. Her husband reached over and patted her hand. "You're right," he said smiling. "Everything's getting gray, and it'll be grayer. But some places'll withstand the malady longer than you think." Bowles, Paul The Sheltering Sky Schroeder, Adam Lewis Kingdom of Monkeys US 2001 Fiction 1551924048 1073 Only guard youself and guard your soul carefully, lest you forget the things your eyes saw, and lest these things depart your heart all the days of your life, and you shall make them known to your children, and to your children's children. Deuteronomy 4:9 Pick, Alison Far to Go US 2010 Fiction 9780755379415 1074 Monday's child is fair of face. Tuesday's child is full of grace. Wednesday's child is full of woe, Thursday's child has far to go. Mother Goose Pick, Alison Far to Go US 2010 Fiction 9780755379415 1075 Rocks stand stock-still, unawed by time and change/ Waters like rippling, grieved at ebb and flow. Lady Thanh Quan Lam, Vincent The Headmaster's Wager US 2012 Fiction 9780307986481 1076 Medicine is a science of uncertainty and an art of probabilty. Sir Osler, William Canada Lam, Vincent Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures US 2007 Fiction 9781602860001 1077 Now the Lord said unto Abram: "Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father's house, unto the land that I will show thee. Genesis 12:1 Bezmozgis, David The Free World US 2011 Fiction 9780374281403 1078 How stil, how happy! Those are words That once would scarce agree together; I loved the plashing of the surge, The changing heaven, the breezy weather. Bronte, Emily Y Urquhart, Jane Changing Heaven US 1993 Fiction 087923895X 1079 Tell the gods what is happening to me. Ngor, Haing S. Survival in the Killing Fields Thien, Madeleine Dogs at the Perimeter US 2011 Fiction 9781847084910 1080 nothing she or said was quite what she meant but still her life could be called a monument shaped in a slant of available light and set to the movement of possible music Downing, Judith The Grandmother Cycle Shields, Carol The Stone Diaries US 1993 Fiction 9780143105503 1081 The belief in God has often been advanced as not only the greatest, but the most complete of all the distinctions between man and the lower animals. Darwin, Charles The Descent of Man Sawyer, Robert J. Hybrids US 2003 Fiction 312876904 1082 And let me tell you, God is not infinite as the Catholics assert. He is about six hundred meters in diameter, and even then is weak towards the edges. Capek, Karel The Absolute at Large Sawyer, Robert J. Hybrids US 2003 Fiction 312876904 1083 Manking was still divided into two species: The few who had "speculation" in their souls, and the many who had none, with a belt of hybrids in the middle. Galsworthy, John To Let Sawyer, Robert J. Hybrids US 2003 Fiction 312876904 1084 A hope beyond the shadow of a dream. Keats, John Guneskera, Romesh The Prisoner of Paradise US 2012 Fiction 9781408804261 1085 There are no monkfish in the ocean around Sri Lanka. Guneskera, Romesh Monk-Fish Moon US 1992 Fiction 1565840771 1086 Kill not the Moth nor Butterfly... Blake, Willliam Guneskera, Romesh Heaven's Edge US 2002 Fiction 802141455 1087 Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, Yeats, W.B. The Second Coming Poem Achebe, Chinua Things Fall Apart US 1958 Fiction 435905260 1088 The condition of native is a nervous condition. Fanon introduction to The Wretched of the Earth Dangarembga, Tsitsi Nervous Conditions US 1988 Fiction 9780954702335 1089 We carry in our worlds that flourish our worlds that have failed Okigbo, Christopher Okri, Ben Stars of the New Curfew US 1988 Fiction 9780099283881 1090 One thunderbolt strikes root through everything. Heraclitus Okri, Ben Wild US 2012 Fiction 9781946043307 1091 Shouldn't these ancient sufferings of ours finally start to bear fruit? Rilke, Rainer Maria Okri, Ben Dangerous Love US 1996 Fiction 1857998863 1092 I was walking through a dark forest when it happened. The trees turned into mist. And when I looked back I saw the dead girl. She walked steadily towards me. She didn't have a nose or a mouth. Only a bright pair of eyes. She followed me everywhere I went. I saw a light at the end of the forest and I made for it. I didn't get there. Extract from a notebook Okri, Ben Dangerous Love US 1996 Fiction 1857998863 1093 How the city attracts all types and how the unwary must suffer from ignorance of its ways Ekwensi, Cyprian People of the City US 2004 Fiction 1592211836 1094 Language, for the individual consciousness, lies on the borderline between oneself and the other. The word in language is half someone else's. It becomes 'one's own' only when the speaker populates it with his own intention, his own accent, when he appropriates the word, adapting it to his own semantic and expressive intention. Prior to this moment of appropriation, the word does not exist in a neutral and impersonal language (it is not, after all, out of a dictionary that the speaker get his words!), but rather it exists in other people's mouths, in other people's contexts, serving other people's intentions: it is from there that one must take the word, and make it one's own. Bakhtin, Mikhail Discourse in the Novel Clines, C.L. Achebe, Chinua US 1990 Fiction 521356237 1095 These are the words of lovers, of dancers, of dynamite singers. These are songs if you have the music. Baraka, Amiri Blues People Abani, Christopher Grace Land US 2004 Fiction 312425287 1096 Weep not, child Weep not, my darling With these kisses let me remove your tears, The ravening clouds shall not be long victorious, They shall not long possess the sky... Whitman, Walt On the Beach at Night Ngugi Wa Thiong'o Weep Not, Child US 1964 Fiction 9780143026242 1097 There is nothing like a dream to create the future. Hugo, Victor Les Miserables Ngugi Wa Thiong'o Dreams in a Time of War US 2010 Fiction 9781846553776 1098 I have learnt from books dear friend of men dreaming and living and hungering in a room without a light we could not die since death was far too poor who did not sleep to dream, but dreamed to change the world. Carter, Martin Looking at Your Hands Ngugi Wa Thiong'o Dreams in a Time of War US 2010 Fiction 9781846553776 1099 In the dark times Will there also be singing? Yes, there will be singing About the dark times Brecht, Bertolt Motto Ngugi Wa Thiong'o Dreams in a Time of War US 2010 Fiction 9781846553776 1100 In the middle of the journey of our life I came to myself within a dark wood where the straight way was lost. Ah, how hard a thing it is to tell of that wood, savage and harsh and dense, the thought of which renews my fear! So bitter is it that death is hardly more. Dante Inferno, Canto 1 Awoonor, Kofi This Earth, My Brother: An Allegorial Tale of Africa US 1971 Fiction 75131066 1101 A is building with building-stones: there are blocks, pillars, slabs and beams. It has to pass the stones, and that in the order in which A needs them. For this purpose they use a language consisting of the words "block", "pillar", "slab", "beam". A calls them out ; - B brings the stone which he has learnt to bring at such-and-such a call. - Conceive this as a primitive language. Wittgenstein Fan, Kit Paper, Scissors, Stone US 2011 Fiction 9789888083473 1102 Scisssors should always be sold, they should never be given. A Dictionary of Superstition Fan, Kit Paper, Scissors, Stone US 2011 Fiction 9789888083473 1103 Paper, as opposed to Egyptian papyrus, was first made by the Chinese eunuch Cai Lun from the bark of trees, remnants of hemp, rags of cloth, and fishing nets. The Four Great Inventions of Ancient China Fan, Kit Paper, Scissors, Stone US 2011 Fiction 9789888083473 1104 And I saw in the turning so clearly a child's Forgotten mornings when he walked with his mother Through the parables Of sun light... Thomas, Dylan Y Sivanandan, A. When Memory Dies US 1997 Fiction 190085001X Epigraphs begin on sections 1105 The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting. Kundera, Milan The Book of Laughter and Forgetting Munaweera, Nayomi Island of a Thousand Mirrors US 2012 Fiction 9789558897249 1106 I think the word 'great' is overused. It should only be used for the real legends of the game. We keep saying, 'It's a great goal', 'It's a great save', 'It's a great shot through the covers', when we are talking about orthodox, normal things that happen in every game. I think it degenerates the word. Boycott, Geoff Karunatilaka, Shehan Chinaman US 2011 Fiction 9780224091459 1107 No thing can go back to nothing. Aurelius, Marcus Guneskera, Romesh The Sandglass US 1998 Fiction 1108 Of his bones are coral made The Tempest Guneskera, Romesh Reef US 1994 Fiction 1565842197 1109 "Ma, did you have a love marriage?" "Why? Yes." "Then you must write a love story. You are writing all the time any way." DS Shetty, Deepiha Red Helmet US 2014 Fiction 9788192637327 1110 Kublai Khan had noticed that Marco Polo's cities resembled one another, as if the passage from one to another involved not a journey but a change of elements. Now, from each city Marco described to him, the Great Khan's mind set out on his own, and after dismantling the city piece by piece, he reconstructed it in other ways, substituting components, shifting them, inverting them. Calvino, Italo Invisible Cities Hariharan, Githa Almost Home US 2014 Fiction 9789351369820 1111 Improbable, you say? No, fellers. All improbables are probable in India. H. Hatter Desani, G.V. All About H. Hatter US 1970 Fiction 9781590172421 1112 You can go home again... so long as you understand that home is a place where you have never been. Ursula K. Le Guin Deb, Siddhartha The Point of Return US 2002 Fiction 60501537 1113 It is not down in any map; true places never are. Melville, Herman Deb, Siddhartha The Point of Return US 2002 Fiction 60501537 1114 The mortals become immortals; the immortals become mortals. Heraclitus Chaudhuri, Amit The Immortals US 2009 Fiction 9780330455817 1115 My days are pallid with the hard punnelling of work, my nights are incandescent with waking dreams. Arise from the clash of metals, O beautiful one, white fire-flame, may the mass of matter become wind, the moon become woman, may the flowers of the earth become the stars of the sky. Arise, O sacred lotus, rise from the spirit's stalk, fire the eternal in the unfading forgiveness of the moment, make the momentary eternal. May the body become mind, the mind become spirit, the spirit unite with death, may death become body, spirit, mind. Bose, Buddhadeva translated from Bengali byKetaki Kushari Dyson Chaudhuri, Amit The Immortals US 2009 Fiction 9780330455817 1116 The next time you write a fable about me', said the Ass to Aesop, 'make me say something wise and sensible.' 'Make you say something wise and sensible!' exclaimed Aesop, 'What would the world say? People would call you the moralist and me the donkey!' Aesop and the Ass Anand, Mulk Raj Between Tears and Laughter US 1973 Fiction 1117 We made the whole earth a couch for you. And the mountains its tent stakes. We created you of two sexes. And ordained your sleep for rest. Sura LXXVIII Thayil, Jeet Narcopolis US 2012 Fiction 9781594203305 1118 Zembla, Zenda, Xanadu: All our dream-worlds may come true. Fairy lands are fearsome too. As I wander far from view Read, and bring me home to you. Rushdie, Salman Haround and the Sea of Stories US 1990 Fiction 670838047 1119 Laws thereof are set before us In the heavens they move. Oedipus Rex Nambisan, Kavery the story that must not be told US 2010 Fiction 9780670084531 1120 But now your heart is set: you want to have the tale of all my trials - and I must add more tears to those I have already shed. What should I tell you first? What should be last? I've had so many griefs at heaven's hands. Let me begin by telling you my name, So that you, too, may know it. Homer The Odyssey (verse translation by Allen Mandelbaum) Epic Poem Nair, Anita Idris: Keeper of the Light US 2014 Fiction 9780350297810 1121 All kings must see hell at least once. Hence you have for a little while been subjected to this great sorrow. Mahabharata (translated by Chakravarth V. Narasimhan Mukherjee, Bharati The Tree Bride US 2004 Fiction 1401300588 1122 Thou still unravish'd bride of quietness, Thou foster-child of silence and slow time... Keats, John Ode on a Grecian Urn Poem Y Mukherjee, Bharati The Holder of the World US 1993 Fiction 449909662 Epigraphs begin on section 1123 No one behind, no one ahead. The path the ancient cleaved has closed. And the other path, everyone's path, Easy and wide, goes nowhere. I am alone and find my way. Paz, Octavio Sanskrit Verse (adapted by author) Mukherjee, Bharati Desirable Daughters US 2002 Fiction 786805157 1124 It is far harder to kill a phantom than a reality. Woolf, Virginia The Death of the Moth and other Essays Khan, Uzma Aslam Thinner than Skin US 2012 Fiction 9781566569088 1125 There are one or two muderers in any crowd. They do not suspect their destinies yet. Simic, Charles Memories of the Future Khan, Uzma Aslam Thinner than Skin US 2012 Fiction 9781566569088 1126 The skilled restorer of porcelain will collect not only the visible chips of a broken pot but also the dust on the table where it rested. Sennett, Richard Hoskote, Ranjit Central Time US 2014 Fiction 9780670086818 1127 ...since history has devoted Just a few lines to you. I had more freedom To fashion you in my mind's eye... Cavafy, C.P. Caesarian Khair, Tabish The Thing About Thugs US 2010 Fiction 9788172239787 1128 The man who stood in front of me in that hospital room was a fine specimen of the Asiatic type: compactly-built, of average height, with dark brown hair and limpid mascara-touched eyes. He had a sharp moustache and wore a loose turban; he was dressed in an embroidered kurtah and pyjama, both rather dirty, and he was barefoot, either because he did not wear slippers of because he had taken them off, as is the custom in these parts, before entering the building. He obviously belonged to one of the higher castes, for his complexion was almost fair; he might even have passed for an Italian back home. But this man was no child of the Enlightenment. No, the deities he worshipped were different. His religion was terror; his goddess was terrible. From his cradle, he had been brought up to rob and muder and terrorise. In front of me there finally stood, gentle reader, that most dreaded of men in India, that relentless practioner of terror and muder and deceit, a Thug. Meadows, William T. Notes on a Thug: Character and Circumstances Khair, Tabish The Thing About Thugs US 2010 Fiction 1840 9788172239787 1129 but, Mousie, thou art no thy lane In proving foresight may be vain: The best laid schemes o' mice an' men Gang aft a-gley Burns, Robert To a Field Mouse Khair, Tabish The Thing About Thugs US 2010 Fiction 1785 9788172239787 1130 Suppose you cut a tall bamboo in two; make the bottom piece a woman, the headpiece a man; rub them together till they kindle: tell me know, the fire that's born, Is it male or female, O Ramanatha? Dasimayya, Devara vachana Hariharan, Githa The Thousand Faces of Night US 1992 Fiction 1131 ...we cannot examine dreams directly, we can only speak of the memory of dreams. Borges, Jorge Luis Y Hariharan, Githa When Dreams Travel US 1999 Fiction 033037236X 1132 Look at them, busy, making an iron frame for a bubble on the water to make it safe! Basava vachana Hariharan, Githa In Times of Siege US 2003 Fiction 1400033373 1133 and if the City falls but a single man escapes he will carry the City within himself on the roads of exile he will be the City Herbert, Zbigniew Report from the Besieged City Hariharan, Githa In Times of Siege US 2003 Fiction 1400033373 1134 If you risk your hand with a cobra in a pitcher will it let you pass? Basava vachana Hariharan, Githa In Times of Siege US 2003 Fiction 1400033373 1135 Defenceless under the night Our world in stupor lies; Yet, dotted everywhere, Ironic points of light Flash out wherever the Just Exchange their messages: May I, composed like them Or Eros and of dust, Beleauguered by the same Negation and despair, Show an affirming flame. Auden, W.H. Rajendra, Cecil Refugees and Other Despairs US 1980 Fiction 1136 For the truths which the intellect apprehends directly in the world of full and unimpeded light have something less profound, less necessary than those which life communicates to us against our will in an impression which is material because it enters through the sense but yet has meaning which it is possible for us to extract. Proust, Marcel Maniam, K.S. In a Far Country US 1993 Fiction 1871438144 1137 A general who accepts my advice should be employed for he is certain to gain victory. Sun Tzu China Khoo Kheng-Hor Sifu: An Unusual Teacher in the Turbulence of the Malayan War US 2009 Fiction, Malaysian Fiction 9789679789676 1138 My truth, however, is found only in the act of creation. Takemitsu, Toru Confronting Silence Chuah Guat Eng Days of Change US 2010 Fiction, Malaysian Fiction 9789834377816 1139 Three things for which we kill - land, women and gold. Punjabi proverb Proverb Punjabi Mueenuddin, Daniyal In Other Rooms, In Other Wonders US 2009 Fiction 9780393068009 1140 A human being is never what he is but the self he seeks. Paz, Octavio Nadeem Aslam Maps for Lost Lovers US 2004 Fiction 1400042429 1141 History begins only at the point where things go wrong; history is born only with trouble, with perplexity, with regret. So that hard on the heels of the word Why comes the sly and wistful word If. If if had not been for... If only... Were it not... Those useless Ifs of history. And, constantly impeding, deflecting, distracting the backward searchings of the question why, exists this other form of retrogression: If only we could have it back. A New Beginning. If only we could return... Swift, Graham Waterland Samarasan, Preeta Evening is the Whole Day US 2008 Fiction 9780007307548 1142 The sun goes down and the sky reddens, pain grows sharp, light dwindles. Then is evening when jasmine flowers open, the deluded say. But evening is the great brightening dawn when crested cocks crow all through the tall city and evening is the whole day for those without their lovers. Kuruntokai, translated by George L. Hart Samarasan, Preeta Evening is the Whole Day US 2008 Fiction 9780007307548 1143 Sin hard, but believe even harder. Luther, Martin Joned, Salleh Ben Adam's Dream US 2007 Fiction 1144 To the literary mind there is a special interest attaching to fiction or other matter written in and of Australia. There are not many English-speaking lands left from which we may look for new developments in English literature. Australia is one of the few, and very interesting it is to watch her progress in letters. Athenaeum UK Gleeson-White, Jane Australian Classics US 2007 Fiction 1904 97817417533417 1145 Few things are more potent than song or story in relating peoples to their soil... Franklin, Miles Gleeson-White, Jane Australian Classics US 2007 Fiction 97817417533417 1146 Australian literature matters to Australia. It is part of our gift to the world. Gilmore, Mary Gleeson-White, Jane Australian Classics US 2007 Fiction 97817417533417 1147 Culture builds itself like a coral reef and like a reef it entails much sacrifice. James, Clive Gleeson-White, Jane Australian Classics US 2007 Fiction 97817417533417 1148 The Master said, "Men are close to one another by nature. They diverge as a result of repeated practice. Confucius The Analects China Chako, Sussy Chinese Walls US 1994 Fiction 9627160326 1149 Sors tua mortalis, non est mortale quod optas. (Men, though doomed to perish, aspire) Ovid Viray, Manuel A. Morning Song US 1990 Poetry 971118901X 1150 I fled Him, down the nights and downt he days; ... I fled Him down the labrinthine ways Of my own mind... I hid from Him... ... That voice is round me like a bursting sea: Lo, all things fly thee, for thou fliest Me!... Rise, clasp my Hand, and come! Thompson, Francis The Hound of Heaven Tiempo, Edith L. Abide, Joshua US 1964 Fiction 9711005212 1151 ...They lied to us in their newspapers, in the books they wrote for us to memorize in school, in their honeyed speeches when they courted our votes. They lied to us because they did not want us to rise from the dungheap to confront them. We know the truth now; we have finally emptied our minds of their lies, discovered their corruption and our weaknesses as well. But this truth as perceived by us is not enough. Truth is, above all, justice. With determination then, and cunning and violence, we must destroy them for only after doing so will we really be free... Samson, Jose Memo to Youth Jose, F. Sionil Mass US 1973 Fiction, Political Fiction, Historical Fiction 1152 How can we imagine what our lives should be without the illumination of the lives of others? Salter, James Light Years Mukherjee, Neel The Lives of Others US 2014 Fiction 9780701186296 1153 It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards. Carroll, Lewis Alice in Wonderland Mukherjee, Neel The Lives of Others US 2014 Fiction 9780701186296 1154 ...things are the way they are and when we recognize them, they are the same as when recognized by others or indeed by no one at all. Kehlmann, Daniel Measuring the World Mukherjee, Neel The Lives of Others US 2014 Fiction 9780701186296 1155 In historical events what is most obvious is the prohibition against eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge. Tolstoy, Leo War and Peace Mukherjee, Neel The Lives of Others US 2014 Fiction 9780701186296 1156 The roaring of lions, the howling of wolves, the raging of the stormy sea, and the destructive sword, are portions of eternity too great for the eye of man. Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Das, Indra The Devourers US 2015 Fiction 9781101967515 1157 All this was Dutch. Then, like so much else, it was English. Salter, James Light Years Bhattacharya, Rahul The Sly Company of People Who Care US 2011 Fiction 9780374265854 1158 Satyam Shivam Sundaram Shiva is truth. Shiva is beauty. Shiva is the masculine. Shiva is the feminine. Shiva is a Suryavanshi. Shiva is a Chandravanshi. Amish The Secret of Nagas US 2011 Fiction 9789381626344 1159 Om Namah Shivaiy. The universe bows to Lord Shiva. I bow to Lord Shiva. Amish The Immortals of Meluhr US 2010 Fiction 9781623651435 1160 Har Har Mahadev All of us are Mahadevs, all of us are God. For His most magnificient temple, finest mosque and greatest church exists within our souls. Amish The Oath of the Vayuputras US 2013 Fiction 9781789874081 1161 Although every man believs that his decisions and resolutions involve the most multifarious factors, in reality they are a mere oscillation between flight and longing. Broch, Hermann The Sleepwalkers Vakil, Ardashir Beach Boy US 1997 Fiction 684852993 1162 And into that gate they shall enter, and in that house they shall dwell, where there shall be no cloud nor sun, no darkness nor dazzling, but one equal light, no noise nor silence, but one equal music, no fears nor hopes, but one equal possession, no foes nor friends, but one equal communion and identity, no ends nor beginnings, but one equal eternity. Donne, John Seth, Vikram An Equal Music US 1999 Fiction 767902912 1163 A question heard among Western Australian desert Aboriginal tribes: "Who dreamed you, Carried you, Set you down?" Keneally, Thomas Flying Hero Class US 1991 Fiction 446515825 1164 Parce que j'ai voulu te redire Je t'aime Et que ce mot fait mal quand il est dit sans toi Aragon, Louis Hazzard, Shirley The Great Fire US 2003 Fiction 374166447 1165 Will go, like the centre of sea-green pomp ... upon her irretrievable way. Stevens, Wallace The Paltry Nude Starts on a Voyage Y Greenwood, Kerry Cocaine Blues US 1989 Fiction 9781590583852 Epigraphs begin on first chapter 1166 You see, reason, gentlemen, is a fine thing, that is unquestionable, but reason is only reason and satisfies only man's reasoning capacity, while wanting is a manifestation of the whole of life. Dostoevsky, Fyodor Flanagan, Richard Wanting US 2008 Fiction 9780802119001 1167 That which is wanting cannot be numbered. Ecclesiastes Flanagan, Richard Wanting US 2008 Fiction 9780802119001 1168 Mother, they write poems. Celan, Paul Flanagan, Richard The Narrow Road to the Deep North US 2013 Fiction 9780701189051 1169 You may house their bodies but not their souls. For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. Gibran, Khalil The Prophet Farnham, Dawn The Hills of Singapore US 2011 Fiction 9789810854331 1170 I see it always from a small boat - not a light, not a stir, not a sound... It is all in that moment when I opened my young eyes on it. I came upon it from a tussle with the sea. Conrad, Joseph Youth Drewe, Robert Montebello US 2012 Fiction 9780670893478 1171 But the islanders, seeing I was really adrift, took pity on me. Wells, H.G. The Island of Dr. Moreau Drewe, Robert Montebello US 2012 Fiction 9780670893478 1172 The past is not dead. It is not even past. Faulkner, William Carey, Peter True History of the Kelly Gang US 2000 Fiction 375410848 1173 Am I to be king, or just a pig? Flaubert Intimate Notebook Carey, Peter Theft US 2006 Fiction 307263711 1174 Joachim had been born before the war, in the years when children still had to learn by heart the thirteen reasons for using a capital letter. To these he had added one more of his own, which was that he would, in all circumstance, do exactly what he wished. Fernandez, Macado One Man Carey, Peter Theft US 2006 Fiction 307263711 1175 Can it be believed that the democracy which has overthrown the feudal system and vanquished kings will retreat before tradesmen and capitalists? Alexis de Tocqueville Democracy in America Carey, Peter Parrot & Olivier in America US 2009 Fiction 9780307592620 1176 It is not good to announce every truth. Alexis de Tocqueville Oeuvres, Nouvelle Correspondence Carey, Peter Parrot & Olivier in America US 2009 Fiction 9780307592620 1177 Jo said sadly, We haven't got father, and shall not have him for a long time." She didn't say "perhaps never," but each silently added it, thinking of father far away, where the fighting was. Alcott, Louisa May Little Women Y Brooks, Geraldine March US 2005 Fiction 670033359 1178 A song of the setting sun! They sky in the west is red, And the day is all but done: While yonder up overhead, All too soon, There rises, so cold, the cynic moon. Dowson, Ernest Moritura Anderson, Boyd Amber Road US 2013 Fiction 9789814423144 1179 Think, too, that of all the arts, ours is the one that cordinates the greatest number of independent parts: sound, sense, the real and the imaginary, logic, syntax, and the double invention of content and form -- all this by means of that essentially practical, constantly changing, always dirty-fingered maid-of-all work the common language, from which we must draw a pure, ideal Voice capable of communicating... an idea of self miraculously superior to ME. Valley, Paul Stead, C.K. Book Self US 2008 Fiction 9781869404123 1180 I would like to be Mercutio [...] the voice of reason amid the fanatical hatreds of the Capulets and Montagues. He sticks to the old code of chivalry at the price of his life, perhaps just for the sake of style, and yet he is a modern man, sceptical and ironic. Calvino, Italo Stead, C.K. Book Self US 2008 Fiction 9781869404123 1181 The ego is not master in its own house. Freud, Sigmund Stead, C.K. Book Self US 2008 Fiction 9781869404123 1182 And there is a physical bliss which cannot be compared to anything. The body is transformed into a gift. And one feels it is a gift because one is experiencing at source the unmistakable good fortune of material existence. Lispector, Clarice State of Grace Perkins, Emily The Forrests US 2012 Fiction 9781408809235 1183 Begin anywhere Cage, John Perkins, Emily The Forrests US 2012 Fiction 9781408809235 1184 Montagine dit que les hommes vont beant aux choses futures: j'ai la manie de beer aux choses passees. Mansfield, Katherine The Garden Party and Other Stories US 1922 Fiction, Anthology 1185 ...but I tell you, my lord fool, out of this nettle danger, we pluck this flower, safety. Mansfield, Katherine Bliss and Other Stories US 1920 Fiction 1186 Characters migrate. Umberto Eco Jones, Lloyd Mister Pip US 2006 Fiction 9780385341066 1187 Where the tumbleweeds roll Beneath the sign of the cactus And the stars shine down On the desert road While the mountain watches The wind sighs its resignation I fondle my guns And deliver my load Cox, Nigel The Cowboy Dog US 2006 Fiction 9780864735447 1188 Between the earth and man arose the leaf. Between the heaven and man came the cloud. His life being partly as the flying vapour. Ruskin, John Modern Painters Leach-Paholski, Carolyn The Grasshopper Shoe US 2005 Fiction 1740761405 1189 The mountains were great stone bells; they clang together like nuns. Who shushed the stars? Dillard, Annie Teaching a Stone to Talk: Expeditions and Encounters Leach-Paholski, Carolyn The Grasshopper Shoe US 2005 Fiction 1740761405 1190 Importunate along the dark Horizon of immediacies The flares of desperation rise. Auden, W.H. Nam Le The Boat US 2008 Fiction 9781847671615 1191 How strange that when the summons came I always felt good. Conroy, Frank Nam Le The Boat US 2008 Fiction 9781847671615 1192 The whole of anything can never be told. James, Henry Notebooks de Kretser, Michelle The Lost Dog US 2007 Fiction 9780701182106 1193 I always made it my business, at least, to know the part thoroughly. Chesterton, G.K. Y de Kretser, Michelle The Hamilton Case US 2003 Fiction 9780316735483 Epigraphs begin on chapter 1194 Pursuing is the business of our lives... Every arising difficulty, that for a while attends and interrupts the pursuit, gives a sort of spring to the mind... Intricacy in form, therefore, I shall define to be that peculiarity in the lines, which compose it, that leads the eye a wanton kind of chase, and from the pleasure that gives it the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful... Hogarth, William Analysis of Beauty Quennell, Peter The Wanton Chase US 1980 Non-Fiction, Biography 689110812 1195 He's dead, but he won't lie down. Popular Song Song Orwell, George Coming Up for Air US 1939 Fiction 9780141185699 1196 Human existence being an hallucination containing in itself the secondary hallucinations of day and night (the latter an insanitary condition of the atmosphere due to accretions of black air) it ill becomes any man of sense to be concerned at the illusory approach of the supreme hallucination known as death. De Selby O' Brien, Flann The Third Policeman US 1967 Fiction 156478214X 1197 Since the affairs of men rest till uncertain, Let's reason with the worse that may befall. Shakespeare, William O' Brien, Flann The Third Policeman US 1967 Fiction 156478214X 1198 Tout le trouble du monde vient de ce qu'on ne sait pas rester seul dans sa chambre Pascal O' Brien, Flann The Hard Life US 1961 Fiction 1564781410 1199 Taken in its entirety as a sustained literary creation, the writer's pseudonymous masterwork called 'Cruiskeen Lawn' might reasonably have borne the title: 'The Golden Hours of Myles na gCopaleen.' This is the sage's holy book of Byzantium. Fournier, Le The Fate of the Codex, True Believer: A Festschrift for Otto Kraus O' Brien, Flann At War US 1966 1200 In the end the only events in my life worth telling are those when the imperishable world irrupted into this transitory one. Jung, Carl Memories, Dreams, Reflections US 1201 Hold the hye wey, and lat thy gost thee lede: And trouthe shall delivere, hit is no drede Chaucer Truth Knight, Roger Edwin Muir: An Introduction to his work US 1980 Non-Fiction 582489016 1202 I think that if any of us examines his life, he will find that most good has come to him from a few loyalties, and a few discoveries made many generations before he was born, which must always be made anew. These too may sometimes appear to come by chance, but int he infinite web of things and events chance must be something different from what we think it to be. To comprehend that is not given to us, and to think of it is to recognize a mystery, and to acknowledge the necessity of faith. As I look back on the part of the mystery that is my own life, my own fable, what I am most aware of is that we receive more than we can ever give; we receive it from the past, on which we draw with every breath, but also—and this is a point of faith—from the Source of the mystery itself, by the means which religious people call Grace. Muir, Edwin An Autobiography Knight, Roger Edwin Muir: An Introduction to his work US 1980 Non-Fiction 582489016 1203 All the Bird of the Air Fell a-sighin' and a-sobbin' When they heard of the death OF poor Cock Robin "Who'll dig his Grave?" "I," said the Owl, "With my little Trowel; I'll dig his Grave." "Who killed Cock Robin?" "I," said the Sparrow, "With my Bow and Arrow," I killed Cock Robin MacDonald, Philip The Rasp US 1979 Fiction 486238644 1204 Taak any bryd, and put it in a cage, And do al thyn entente and thy corage To fostre it tendrely with mete and drynke, Of alle deyntees that thou kanst bithynke; And keepe it al so clenly as thou may, Although his cage of gold be nevere so gay, Yet hath this bryd, by twenty thousand foold, Levere in a forest that is rude and coold Goon ete wormes, and swich wrecchednesse Chaucer, Geoffrey Maunciples Tale Poem Lowry, Malcolm Ultramarine US 1933 Fiction 1205 Let who will speak against Sailors; they are the Glory and Safeguard of the Land. And what would have become of Old England long ago but for them? Richardson, Samuel Lowry, Malcolm Ultramarine US 1933 Fiction 1206 I am become a perfect epicure in reading; plain beef or solid mutton will never do. I am for a Chinese dish of bears' claws and birds' seeds. Goldsmith Citizens of the World Mrs Little, Archibald A Marriage in China US 1896 Fiction 1207 The individual, and groupings of people, have to learn that they cannot reform society in reality, nor deal with others as reasonable people, unless the individual has learned to locate allow for the various patterns of coercive instituitions, formal and also informal, which rule him. No matter what his reason says, he will always relapse into obedience to the coercive agency while its pattern is within him. Shah, Idries Caravan of Dreams US 1208 No matter where one looks on the face of the earth, wherever there are people, they can be observed syncing when music is played. There is popular misconception about music. Because there is a beat to music, the generally accepted belief is that the rhythm originates in the music, not that music is a highly specialized release of rhythms already in the individual. Otherwise how can one explain the close fit between ethnicity and music? Rhythm patterns may turn out to be one of the most basic personality traits that differentiates one individual from another ... when people converse... their brain waves even lock into a single unified sequence. When we talk to each other our central nervous systems mesh like two gears in a transmission. The power of rhythmic message within the group is as strong as anything I know. It is... a hidden force, like gravity, that holds groups together. I can remember being quite overwhelmed when I first made cinematographic recordings of groups of people in public. Not only were small groups in sync, but there were times when it seemd that all were part of a larger rhythm. Hall, Edward T. The Dance of Life Lessing, Doris Under My Skin US 1995 Non-Fiction, Autobiography 6548253 1209 I've got you under my skin I've got you deep in the heart of me So deep in my heart you're really a part of me, I've got you under my skin. I've tried so not to give in... Porter, Cole Lessing, Doris Under My Skin US 1995 Non-Fiction, Autobiography 6548253 1210 Came summer like a flood, did never greediest gardeneer Make blossoms flusher: Sunday meant lakes for many, a browner body, Beauty from burning: Far out in the water two heads discussed the position, Out of the reeds like a fowl jumped the undressed German, And Stephen signalled from the sand dunes like a wooden madman 'Destroy this temple.' It did fall. The quick hare died to the hounds' hot breathing, The Jewes fled Southwards Auden, W.H. first of Six Odes Spender, Stephen The Temple US 1988 Fiction 60972424 1211 Like' is of all the words the most ridiculous with which to express the love that I have for this place, love that has something almost physical about it so that in moments of pain I have quite literally lain full length and drawn solace from the ground. Garner, Elizabeth Duet in Discord Pizzichini, Lilian The Blue Hour: A Life of Jean Rhys US 2009 Non-Fiction, Biography 9780393058031 1212 There is nothing unusual in all this, except to those who live like exiles in grey shadows. Allfrey, Phyllis The Orchid House Pizzichini, Lilian The Blue Hour: A Life of Jean Rhys US 2009 Non-Fiction, Biography 9780393058031 1213 For if a lover's face survives emblazoned on your heart, the world is still your home. Pamuk, Orhan My Name is Red Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Thirty-seven Reasons Red is Rad and what you think US 2016 Poetry 1214 When in doubt, wear red. Blass, Bill Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Thirty-seven Reasons Red is Rad and what you think US 2016 Poetry 1215 Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Holy! Ginsberg, Allen Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde Sanctus Sanctus Dirgha Sanctus US 2014 Poetry 1216 Cover my eyes with your pinions Dark bird of the night... Scratch the smooth flesh of my belly With scaly claws Dip with your beak to my lips But cover my eyes with your pinions. Hemingway, Ernest Norasid, Nuraliah The Gatekeeper US 2017 Poetry 1217 Here Freud and Heidegger I conjoin them within me like the two great ghosts of the "great epoch". The two surviving grandfathers. They did not know each other, but according to me they form a couple, and in fact just because of that, this singular anachrony. They are bound to each other without reading each other and without corresponding. I have often spoken to you about this situation, and it is this picture that I would like to describe in Le legs: two thinkers whose glances never ctossed and who, without ever receibing a word from one another, say the same. They are turned to the same side. Derrida, Jacques. The Metamorphoses Poem Kon, Desmond Zhicheng-Mingde The Arbitrary Sign: The Most Misunderstood Alphabet Book in the World US 2013 Poetry 1218 And this is all my creating and stribing, that I create and carry together into One what is fragment and riddle and dreadful accident. Nietzsche, Friedrich Thus Spoke Zarathustra Koh, Jee Leong Seven Studies for a Self Portrait US 2011 Poetry 1219 Poets who cope with everyday vicissitudes by saying them do not tend to produce fully formed, self-standing "poems"...Rather, it is each one's persistent poem than any of the poems. Goodman, Paul Koh, Jee Leong Payday Loans US 2007 Poetry 1220 the unalert, unaware wriggling a slippery disconnect from the ocean of ambition Sotong Koh, Buck Song The Ocean of Ambition US 2003 Poetry 1221 to measure the extent of Nature's nuisance no matter how they strive to mask and maintain Tiananmen Square 1995 Koh, Buck Song The Ocean of Ambition US 2003 Poetry 1222 not pausing to realise that there are those who care three hoots simply that you even exist Lee Kuan Yew Owl Sighting, Tanglin Article Singapore Koh, Buck Song The Ocean of Ambition US 2003 Poetry 1223 leaping fences real or manufactured makes an enemy of the state if headlines tell us so Stevens, Wallace Tiger Shootings Poem US Koh, Buck Song The Ocean of Ambition US 2003 Poetry 1224 They looking back, all the Eastern side beheld Of paradise, so late their happy seat, Waved over by that flaming brand, the gate With dreadful faces thronged and fiery arms: The world was all before them, where to choose Their place of rest, and Providence their guide; They, hand in hand, with wandering steps and slow, THrough Eden took their solitary way. Milton, John Paradise Lost Book XII Poem Singapore Kensai Maiden US 2002 Poetry 1225 It is folly alone that stays the Fugue of Youth and beats off louring Old Age. Erasmus The Praise of Folly Book Jeyaretham, Philip Abraham's Promise US 1995 Fiction 1226 I listen to the river as it tells me of its life. As i move on I recognize: it was my own story. Shlaadt, Michael Roder, Marlene In the River Darkness US 2014 Fiction 1227 the only thing I'll ever ask of you you gotta promise not to stop when I say When Foo Fighters Everlong Song Romanoff, Zan A Song to Take the World Apart US 2016 Fiction 1228 The miravle of the light pours over the green and brown expanse of saw grass and of water, shining and slow-moving below, the grass and water that is the meaning and the central fact of the Everglades of Florida. It is a river of grass. Douglas, Marjorie Stoneman The Everglades: River of Grass Poem Rory, Ginny Lost in the River of Grass US 2011 Poetry 1229 the world is mud- luscious the world is pudle-wonderful Cummings, E. E. [in Just-] Cheong, Isaac The Golden Eagle Supremacy US 2008 Fantasy 1230 Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. Carson, Rachel The Sense of Wonder Quote Tan, Michelle The Confusion of Happiness US 2014 Poetry 1231 There are two ways of spreading light: so be the candle or the mirror that reflects. Wharton, Edith Poem Ross, Elizabeth Belle Epoque US 2013 Fiction 1232 And henceforth I will go celebrate any thing I see or am, And sing and laugh and deny nothing. Whitman, Walt Punctuation in Prose Roskos, Evan Dr. Bird's Advice for Sad Poets US 2013 Fiction 1233 Deep into that darkness peering, long I stoof there. Wondering, fearing, doubting, dreaming dreams No mortal ever dreamed before. Poe, Edgar Allan A Strong Woman Poem Roux, Madeleine Asylum US 2013 Fiction 1234 Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay To mould me Man? Did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me? Milton, John Paradise Lost (X. 743-5) Quote Rought, A. E. Broken US 2013 Fiction 1235 Dream the world the way it truly is. A world in which all cats are queens and kings of creation. Gaiman, Neil A Dream of a Thousand Cats Poem Roy, Nilanjana The Wildings US 2012 Fiction 1236 Water, gentlemen, isthe one substance from which the earth can conceal nothing. It sucks out its innermost secrets and brings them to our very lips. Giradoux, Jena The Madwoman of Chaillot Novel Ruby, Lois Rebel Spirits US 2013 Fiction 1237 I asked these spirit figures if I was seeing them or if I was seeing what was in my own brain. They answered, "both." Garrett, Eileen Speech Flint, Shamini Criminal Minds US 2007 Fiction 1238 I want to be the girl with the most cake. Love, Courtney Quote Ruden, Jenny Camp Utopia and the Forgiveness Diet US 2014 Fiction 1239 If you aren't in over your head, how do you know how tall you are? Elliot, T. S. Rudden, Dave Knights of the Borrowed Dark US 2016 Fiction 1240 We has found the enemy and they is us. Wolf, Fred Alan Taking the Quantum Leap Rubinstein, Gillian Space Demons US 1986 Fiction 1241 The privileges of beauty are enormous. Cocteau, Jean Rudnick, Paul Gorgeous US 2013 Fiction 1242 Just so long as you know That these roads Are our roads, So we will fight for these streets; Yes, we will die for these streets Because they are the only thing That have ever given us a place In this monarchy, The closest thing I have to an identity So yes, I will die to be me - I may have been born a pauper But ya dun know I'ma die a king. Williams, Indigo Monarchy Robert, Na'Ima B. Black Sheep US 2013 Poetry 1243 Nobody meantto be unkind, but nobody put themselves out of their way to secure her comfort. Austen, Jane Mansfield Park Poem Rushton, Rosie Whatever Love Is US 2012 Short Stories 1244 There are love stories, And there is obliteration into love. Rumi The Second Coming Poem Sayres, Meghan Nuttall Night Letter US 2012 Fiction 1245 It is error alone which needs the support of government. Truth can stand by itself. Jefferson, Thomas Singapore Penal Code Ryan, Amy Kathleen Spark US 2012 Fiction 1246 Our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal. Jefferson, Thomas Meditation XVII Poem Ryan, Amy Kathleen Flame US 2014 Fiction 1247 People like us don't give up. Zeiss, Sixten Crow, Lili St. Reckoning US 2011 Fiction 1248 O! be some other name: What's in a name? that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Stvil, Lola Girls Like Me US 2016 Fiction 1249 I will love you for all of eternity. Sterling, Alexander Schreiber, Ellen Immortal Hearts US 2012 Fiction 1250 I was never really insane except on occasions when my heart was touched. Poe, Edgar Allan Poem Schantz, Sarah Elizabeth Fig US 2015 Fiction 1251 Beware of a kiss under the full moon. It will change your life forever. Meadows, Camille The Dry Salvages Poem Schreiber, Ellen Once in a Full Moon US 2011 Fiction 1252 Beware of the full moon. A werewolf wants to take you into his world. Foever. Meadows, Camille A thai folk song Song Schreiber, Ellen Full Moon Kisses US 2013 Fiction 1253 All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Haiku Schindler, Holly Spark US 2016 Fiction 1254 If you were born without wings, do nothing to prevent them from growing. Chanel, Coco Saturday Sun Song Schroeder, Lisa The Bridge from Me to You US 2014 Fiction 1255 The mind is its own place, and in it self Can make a Heav'n of Hell, a Hell of Heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Poem Schindler, Holly Feral US 2014 Fiction 1256 Surfing is for life. Jenkins, Bruce North Shore Chronicles Poem Scheibe, Lindsey Riptide US 2013 Fiction 1257 I hope I find her soon, too, Raven. I'm starved to death. Camden, Sebastian Schreiber, Ellen Love Bites US 2010 Fiction 1258 Rumors are spreading that there are vampires living in Dullsville! Miller, Becky Schreiber, Ellen Cryptic Cravings US 2011 Fiction 1259 American Idiot Green Day American Idiot Song Schreiber, Joe Perry's Killer Playlist US 2012 Fiction 1260 Remember tonight... for it is the beginning of always. Dante's Inferno Scott, Victoria The Warrior: A Dante Walker Novel US 2014 Fiction 1261 You're crazy. You fall down, stand up and walk again, your ankles and your knees move but you start again as if you had wings. The ditch calls you, but it's no use you're afraid to stay, and if someone asks you why, maybe you turn around and say that a woman and a sane death a better death wait for you. Radnoti, Milkos Forced March Scott, Elizabeth Grace US 2010 Poetry 1262 And throw them into the fiery furnance. In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. Matthew 13:50 Bible Scott, Victoria The Liberator: A Dante Walker Novel US 2013 Short Stories 1263 All my life, my heart has yearned for a thing I cannot name. Breton, Andre Tales from the South China Seas Scott, Victoria The Collector: A Dante Walker Novel US 2013 1264 Looking back over the years, I have always been careful not to fall into the trap of romanticising the past. There has, after all, been very little in my life that would inspire the mendacity of nostalgia. Peng, Chin Malaysia Flint, Shamini The Undone Years US 2012 Historical Fiction 9789810720612 1265 "Strange, friend," I said, "Here is no cause to mourn." / "None," said the other, "Save the undone years." Owen, Wilfred Strange Meeting Poem UK Flint, Shamini The Undone Years US 2012 Historical Fiction 9789810720612 1266 Translation: happy, cheerful, carefree Kamus Dewan Norasid, Nuraliah The Gatekeeper US 2017 Fantasy 9789811700903 1267 What is life's greatest illusion? Innocence, my brother. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Riddle Norasid, Nuraliah The Gatekeeper US 2017 Fantasy 9789811700903 1268 And to this day, Minerva, to dismay and terrify her foes, wears on her breast the very snakes that she herself had set - as punishment - upon Medusa's head. Ovid The Metamorphoses Poem Norasid, Nuraliah The Gatekeeper US 2017 Fantasy 9789811700903 1269 No one has yet realised the wealth of sympathy, the kindness and generostiy hidden in the soul of a child. The effort of every fine education should be to unlock that treasure. Goldman, Emma Mother Earth, a Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Social Science and Literature Leo, David Shakespeare Can Wait US 2009 Fiction 9789810832568 1270 What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle Louis, Marie Gerrina The Eleventh Finger US 2000 Fiction 9789814032605 1271 With clenched fists and pursed lips / Wrinkled brow and shut eyes / Whither into this unknown? / A realized dream you are, / A renewed bond you wrought, / A sunburst into our lives. / Worlds two, blended in perfection, / With song and music in harmony, / Wisdom, behold your child. / A woman now, / A child still, / A true gift of God. Alagan, Eric Code Shield: A Peek Into Singapore's Secret Services US 2011 Mystery, Thriller, Suspense 9789810892425 1272 I'm just a poor lost soul / Dancing madly in the cold Mosman, Derik A Modern Boy US 1996 Fiction 9789810079802 1273 The basis of our culture is what we inherited from our original coutnries, our original cultures. Lee Kuan Yew The Straits Time Article Singapore Joshi, Pranav S. Behind a Cultural Cage US 2007 Novel 9789814222310 1274 It must / Be the finding of a satisfaction, and may / Be of a man skating, a woman dancing, a woman / Combing. The poem of the act of the mind. Stevens, Wallace Of Modern Poetry Poem US Heng, Terence Live a Manic Existence With a Cup of Sanity in Your Hand US 1997 Poetry 9789813002029 1275 Your space and metaphors are large, interactive. / Enough for auroras, two shared bites of that apple / While sitting on up-graded benches. New knowledge / From young, modern journeys to pyramid, Cineplex, / Gender intimacies, tears, laughter, kung-fu fists. / And places in the heart where the spirit wounds itself, / Learning to heal with silence all that and more. / You shift stage and screen into a scouring language / Whose swift nuances multiply the life of James, Dani, / Siva, Darren, Winnine, and those characters that revenge, / We feel their import, the infinitives of their moods, / The neighbours of their thought. And the half-ring of / Famous names, re-told for freshness. Or a point of no / Return when heavy questions gather under one roof. / A goodly cunning that opens earth, fire, air, water. / The unbearable weight of being when one must surely / Tell Laura that I love her, as demanded in the script. And / There are voices in the air telling us what to do, again, / As thoughts gather into Tao, and the many other ways, / Felt by those who dream and write, produce, act, watch / And hear the life beyond the stage, the hall, the ridge, / The edges of our island, as we travel, travelling with you. Thumboo, Edwin Poem Singapore Tan, Bryan Travelling Light With a Heavy Heart US 2002 Play 9789810426729 1276 The kind eyes of the druggist opened wider and wider as he listened. Finally he threw his head back and laughed until tears came to his eyes. Roberto, Brother Music from the Hunger Pit Book Heng Siok Tian / Phan Ming Yen / Yong Shu Hoong / Yeow Kai Chai Lost Bodies: Poems Between Portugal and Home US 2016 Poetry 9789811109744 1277 What they say “there are no words for” – that’s what poetry is for. Poetry uses words to go beyond words. Bell, Marvin 32 Statements About Poetry Heng Siok Tian / Phan Ming Yen / Yong Shu Hoong / Yeow Kai Chai Lost Bodies: Poems Between Portugal and Home US 2016 Poetry 9789811109744 1278 Is all that we see or seem / But a dream within a dream? Poe, Edgar Allan A Dream Within a Dream Poem Wong, Cyril Oneiros US 2010 Poetry 9789810845803 1279 I have spread my dreams under your feet; / Tread softly because you tread on my dreams Yeats, W.B. The Cloths of Heaven Poem Wong, Cyril Oneiros US 2010 Poetry 9789810845803 1280 It's significant to everyone's self, / so must we save it? / Yet isn't killing it without sympathy / the thought of the oblivious? / It determines who laughs/ determines who cries, / and determines whether fate is / Or isn't / Those appreciated / Love it, / Yet those isolated, / Despise dwelling its length / A part of it vanished from my life / So in others' time I love upon / How much must I endure / To mend the torn parts of my time? Cheong, Isaac The Golden Eagle Supremacy: Sands of Time US 2008 Fantasy 9781432716073 1281 Finally, after coffee had been declared on all sides to be the principal poison of mankid, the company got down to drinking it. Fontane, Theodor Quote Tan, Michelle The Confusion of Happiness US 2014 Poetry 1874 9789810778216 1282 The eagle, king of the wilderness, thus scorns the plain; / He wants, like you, only steep and rocky heights... Lamartine, Alphonse de Poem Tan, Michelle The Confusion of Happiness US 2014 Poetry 9789810778216 1283 One other little punctuation mark one can have feelings about and that is the apostrophe for possession. Stein, Gertude Punctuation in Prose Tan, Michelle The Confusion of Happiness US 2014 Poetry 9789810778216 1284 Until we are all strong together / a strong woman is a woman strongly afraid. Piercy, Marge A Strong Woman Poem Tan, Michelle The Confusion of Happiness US 2014 Poetry 9789810778216 1285 Have I ever left it? When I die, Dublin will be found engraved upon my heart. Joyce, James Quote Shiau, Daren V.L. Heartland US 2002 Fiction 9789814032438 1286 No man is an island, entire of itself... / any man's death diminishes me, / because I am involved in mankind; / and therefore never send to know / for whom the bell tolls; / it tolls for thee. Donne, John Meditation XVII Poem Flint, S Mahadevan Partners in Crime: A Singapore Murder Mystery US 2005 Crime Fiction 9789810546281 1287 I did not join the resistance movement to kill people, to kill the nation. Look at me now. Am I a savage person? My conscience is clear. Pol Pot Quote Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: A Deadly Cambodian Crime Spree US 2013 Crime Fiction 9780749953478 1288 When you're little, night time is scary because there are monsters hiding right under the bed. When you get older, the monsters, are different and though you may be older and wiser, you still find yourself scared of the dark. Sleep. It's the easiest thing to do. You just close your eyes. But for so many of us, sleep seems out of our grasp. We don't know how to get it. But once we face our demons and face our fears, night time is not so scary because we realise we aren't all alone in the dark. Grey's Anatomy Tay, Eugene Supernatural Confessions: You Are Not Alone US 1289 Now we are talking about local architecture, and you seem a little less remote. At the end of our conversation, you invite me to look at a house that is temporarily vacant. I am not sure why you have asked me, but the pleasure, ah, the pleasure of seeing for myself such an iconic building is too tempting. And so I greedily say, Yes. And so I see you again. Wong, Tammy L A is for Achar, L is for Love US 2011 Fiction 9789810899769 1290 This is one of the first silver dollars I made after I came to Singapore. Keep it well. Here is a pair of spectacles... it belonged to my father - your great-grandfather. Notice that the lenses are not made of glass. They are of natural crystal. Keep it well. Beng Khay Tan, Mark China Root US 1993 Fiction 9789810035082 1291 We lease our spirits from our languages Toh Hsien Min Aubergines Pang, Alvin / Kinsella, John Over There: Poems from Singapore and Australia US 2008 Poetry 9789810594619 1292 I am moved by fancies that are curled around these images . . . Eliot, T.S. Preludes Poem Baratham, Gopal Figments of Experience US 1981 Short Stories 9789971650940 1293 The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere / The ceremony of innocence is draowned; / The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity. Yeats, W.B. The Second Coming Poem Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul US 2009 Crime Fiction 9780749929763 1294 Whoever commits murder shall be punished with death. Singapore Penal Code Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: The Singapore School of Villany US 2010 Crime Fiction 9780749929770 1295 No man is an island, entire of itself... / any man's death diminishes me, / because I am involved in mankind; / and therefore never send to know / for whom the bell tolls; / it tolls for thee. Donne, John Meditation XVII Poem Flint, Shamini Inspector Singh Investigates: The Singapore School of Villany US 2010 Crime Fiction 9780749929770 1296 Not everyone in this world has the fate to cherish the fullest form of love. Some are born, just to experience the abbreviation of it. Singh, Ravinder I Too Had a Love Story US 2008 Novel 9780143418764 1297 Days pass by somehow / But nights now are a wagon of pain / Injuries may heal with time / But marks will always remain / Restless on my comfortable bed / I toss and turn and try to sleep / But thoughts are bulking my head / And have formed a huge heap / The past is flashing its scorching light beams / Tearing me apart, breaking me at the seams / The darkness of my life is more visible in dark / And now I am trying to give it a voice, trying to speak my heart Singh, Ravinder I Too Had a Love Story US 2008 Novel 9780143418764 1298 So they found comfort for death in murder Tertullian Lau Siew Mei The Dispeller of Worries US 2009 Novel 9789673035236 1299 The legend the dead bear in the shifting rain/ extends the habitations of a private landscape / which in the light of morning, / upon a fallen hill-side and mud about / the hedges in a suburb that few ever think upon, / will bring no change of heart / or hints for our new roof-lines. Wong Phui Nam Poem Ormerod, David A Private Landscape US 1967 Poetry, Anthology 1300 People change and smile–but the agony abides Eliot, T.S. The Dry Salvages Poem Ormerod, David A Private Landscape US 1967 Poetry, Anthology 1301 Like the rice, we live in wait for the rain. / In times of drought, we wither in the fields. / How many of us must die of hunger, / Before the few of them can live in splendour? / Like the rice, like the withered rice, / We live in wait for the rain. A thai folk song Song Ho, Minfong Rice Without Rain US 1988 Fiction 9780688063559 1302 Forest beauty, / Fresh soil to plant / Trees to serve our glorious Emperor. Mil, Ni-mus Haiku Lim Su Min The Ninja of Seletar Reservoir US 1984 Novel 9789971640668 1303 Saturday sun came one morning, in a sky so clear and blue; Saturday sun came without warning, so no-one knew what to do. Drake, Nick Saturday Sun Song Shiau, Daren V.L. Velouria US 2008 Fiction 9789810593865 1304 Smiling through your eyes / Shedding a glimmer, a hint / Your charmed elegance / A fine vintage, sparkling bourbon / Like the Champs Elysees; / We nursed the emotion / Warming the chilled wine / Sweet and mellow / Real and unreal / Leaving a residual / Tangy flavour; Yielding last night's memory / In the morning tea. Poem Woo Keng Thye Winds of Change US 1991 Novel 9789971642419 1305 The quiet painting carves itself / Deep within a lone landscape / Sending you smoke etchings / Seven shades of Chinese black / Embers from a warm pipe. Poem Woo Keng Thye Web of Tradition US 1986 Novel 9789971640859 1306 Why here? / It's so dark here. / I can hear the city traffic somewhere below us. / Suddenly. Around my neck. Drawing tighter. / I can't breathe. Choking. / Blackness rises. / Now I know. / Too late. Yu, Ovidia Miss Moorthy Investigates US 1989 Mystery 9789813002319 1307 It is simply washing one's clean linen in public. Wilde, Oscar Kwek, Theophilus Circle Line US 2013 Poetry 9789810722456 1308 because memory has weight, and we cannot afford / to have it weigh us down. Tan, Abraham Kwek, Theophilus Circle Line US 2013 Poetry 9789810722456 1309 And Jacob was left alone; and there wrestled a man with him until the breaking of the day. Genesis 32:24 Kwek, Theophilus Circle Line US 2013 Poetry 9789810722456 1310 All the days of Enoch were three hundred, sixty and five years. And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him. Genesis 5:23-24 Kwek, Theophilus Circle Line US 2013 Poetry 9789810722456 1311 Death is only a sadness. Tragedy lies in waste. Wouk, Herman Tay Verena Balik Kampung US 2012 Short Stories 9789810738044 1312 So, step by step, the Junior came to terms with asia and its ways. He learned the sprinkle his conversation with Anglo-Malay argot; to talk about makan for his food or meals, barang for his luggage or property, gaji for his pay, chop for his company's trade-mark. Allen, Charles Tales from the South China Seas Davison, Julian One for the Road: An English Boyhood in Singapore & Malaya US 2007 Short Stories 1983 9789810571849 1313 Kings, Queens, and Knights everywhere, and I'm the only pawn The Lion in Winter Film Chung Yee Chong Five Takes US 1974 Poetry 1314 He answer'd, bending to her open eyes / where he was mirror'd small in paradise Keats, John Lamia. Part II Poem Chung Yee Chong Five Takes US 1974 Poetry 1315 Always too eager for the future, we / Pick up bad habits of expectancy. Larkin, Philip Next, Please Poem Chung Yee Chong Five Takes US 1974 Poetry 1316 In the army / they taught my hands / to take weapons apart, keep them / cleaned and oiled, put them together again / to plant bullets in the enemy's dreams. / Then they trained my hands / to arm and disarm bombs / till they became masters of stillness / in first making them tick, then moving / to defuse, to make safe. / Now the bolts of my speech / are jammed; my hands tremble / to approach the silence. If I trip, / the house of words will tumble down. Boey Kim Cheng Arming Rituals Poem Koh Buck Song / Bhatia, Umej From Boys to Men US 2002 Anthology 9813065672 1317 Guns will make us powerful, butter will only make us fat. Goering, Herman Speech Koh Buck Song / Bhatia, Umej From Boys to Men US 2002 Anthology 9813065672 1318 We are such stuff as dreams are made on. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Heng Siok Tian / Phan Ming Yen / Yong Shu Hoong / Yeow Kai Chai The Adopted: Stories from Angkor US 2015 Short Stories 9789810944582 1319 As one bird halts the silence Borges, Jorge Luis Wong, Cyril Here and Beyond: 12 Stories US 2014 Short Stories 9789810779917 1320 How I wish, how I wish you were here / We are two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl / Year after year Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here Song Zhang Jieqiang / Razak, Hidhir / Tan, Marcus Yi-hern Kepulauan: A Collection of Poems US 2014 Poetry 9789810924928 1321 and the best word that I wanted to say to you / is the word that I have not yet said Hikmet, Nazim 24th September 1945 Poem Zhang Jieqiang / Razak, Hidhir / Tan, Marcus Yi-hern Kepulauan: A Collection of Poems US 2014 Poetry 9789810924928 1322 When as a child, I wrote my name for the first time, I knew that I was beginning a book. Jabès, Edmond The Book of Questions Y Khoo Lilin The story of Ms. Poet US 2007 Fiction 9789810591328 1323 kiasu Hokkien (kja:su:) ADJECTIVE scared to lose, competitive Ee Lin See My Kiasu Teenage Life in Singapore US 2005 Novel 9789810530167 1324 One does not know where a man comes from until he has spoken. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques The Origins of Language Essay Champion, Jennifer Anne Caterwaul US 2016 Poetry 9789811112355 1325 inside you one vault after another opens endlessly. / you'll never be complete and that's as it should be. Tranströmer, Tomas Romanesque Arches Poem Champion, Jennifer Anne Caterwaul US 2016 Poetry 9789811112355 1326 ...for the ruinous fault of gluttony, as you see, / I am broken by the rain and I, in my misery, / am not alone, for these endure / the same penalty for the same fault. Alighieri, Dante Inferno Epic poem Cheong, Felix Broken by the Rain US 2004 Poetry 9810480334 1327 Of the many men whom I am, whom we are, / I cannot settle on a single one. / They are lost to me under the cover of clothing. / They have departed for another city. Neruda, Pablo We Are Many Poem Cheong, Felix Broken by the Rain US 2004 Poetry 9810480334 1328 When this problem has been thoroughly explored, / I am going to school myself so well in things / That, when I try to explain my problems, / I shall speak, not of self, but of geography. Neruda, Pablo We Are Many Poem Cheong, Felix Broken by the Rain US 2004 Poetry 9810480334 1329 It is a curious thought, / but it is only when you see people looking ridiculous / that you realise just how much you love them. Christie, Agatha Cheong, Felix Singapore Siu Dai 2: The SG Conversation Upsize! US 2014 Novel 9789810925499 1330 For stars heavier than eight times our sun, the enormous pressure due to gravity will fuse even heavier elements at the core. The star then explodes with tremendous fury. Gleiser, Marcello The Dancing Universe Book Cheong, Felix I Watch the Stars Go Out US 1999 Poetry 9810411278 1331 As we approach the vanishing point, the body increasingly becomes a matter of the head...The human body is taken up into the heady eye of mind. Romanyshyn, Robert The Window and the Camera Cheong, Felix Vanishing Point US 2012 Fiction 9789810733865 1332 And the day came when the risk it took to remain tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom Nin, Anais Chew, Eunice K.E. The Sea in Blossom US 2003 Fiction 9810489757 1333 Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Tolstoy, Leo Anna Karenina Chia, Christine The Law of Second Marriages US 2014 Poetry 9789810701291 1334 Of all lies, art is the least untrue. Flaubert, Gustave Chia, Christine The Law of Second Marriages US 2014 Poetry 9789810701291 1335 Boredom between two people doesn't come from being together physically: it comes from being apart mentally and spiritually Bach, Richard The Bridge Across Forever Book Chia, Josephine My Mother-In-Law's Son US 2013 Novel 9789810779986 1336 I wished I had done something sooner, more wise, more prodigal. Paton, Alan Debbie Go Home Chia, Daniel Rainbow Lovers: -- Affairs of the Heart US 1996 Fiction 9812046747 1337 Imagine families being torn apart, unrooted, and separated by borders. You may think that this only happened in countries like Korea, Russia and Vietnam, where the separation of powers divided them. But it once happened here, when Singapore left Malaysia on August 9, 1965, after an unstable, short-lived union. On that day, a tearful Lee Kuan Yew announced that Singapore was a sovereign and independent nation, making Singapore the only country in the modern world to gain independence against its own will. The Star Article Chia, Christine Separation: A History US 2014 Poetry 9789810913717 1338 Camellia, genus of about eighty species of East Asian evergreen shrubs and trees belonging to the tea family (Theaceae), most notable for a few ornamental flowering species and for Camellia sinensis (sometimes called Thea sinensis), the source of tea. The common camellia (C. japonica) is well known, particularly for its double (many-petaled) cultivated varieties, whose overlapping petals range in colour from white through pink to red and variegated. The New Encyclopaedia Britannica Chin Woon Ping The Naturalization of Camellia Song & Details Cannot Body Wants US 1993 Poetry 9812043942 1339 I have yet to find the country already lost to me Boland, Eavan Chin Woon Ping In My Mother's Dream US 1999 Poetry 9813065370 1340 The white men read books, we hunt for heads instead. Roth, Henry Ling The Natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo Chin Woon Ping In My Mother's Dream US 1999 Poetry 9813065370 1341 first a no, then a yes Rukeyser, Muriel Chin Woon Ping In My Mother's Dream US 1999 Poetry 9813065370 1342 Every moment happens twice: inside and outside, and they are two different histories. Smith, Zadie Chong, Amanda Professions US 2016 Poetry 9789811112362 1343 this was supposed to be the future / where is my jetpack / where is my robot companion / where is my dinner in pill form Slogan on T-shirt Chua, Grace The Stamp Collector's Wife US 2010 Poetry 9789810845810 1344 ... Write the poem from notes / you take first hand - you younger ones / are sure to travel space before you die. Hugo, Richard Lecture Poem Chua, Grace The Stamp Collector's Wife US 2010 Poetry 9789810845810 1345 An eagle once flew into the sky with a piece of meat. Many crows gathered after it and attacked it ivciously. The eagle finally let the piece of meat drop. The crows then left it alone and flew shrieking after the mouthful. The eagle smiled, "I've lost the meat and gained this peaceful sky." An Indian parable Elangovan O$P$ US 2004 9810518544 1346 Aporia is a Greek philosophical concept that means an impasse in inquiry, usually involving triangulation between two strands of argument - pushing the subject into states of doubt and limbo - with or without the possibility of transcendence. En-Kai, Clive Aporia: A Novella US 2011 Novella 9789810898090 1347 Damocles never danced better than beneath the sword. Nietzsche, Friedrich Goh Poh Seng A Dance of Moths US 1995 Novel 9810068662 1348 At dawn, I dance with white clouds. / How could I still my voice and my hands / And sit stiff as a stick / with my grey hair rumpled? Han Shan Poem Goh Poh Seng Dance with White Clouds: A Fable for Grown-ups US 2001 Novel 9628783033 1349 This is my letter to the World / That never wrote to me - Dickinson, Emily This Is My Letter To The World Poem Heng Siok Tian Contouring US 2004 Poetry 9813065834 1350 And the flowers bloom / And the sun shines on Lerner, Motti Heng Siok Tian Contouring US 2004 Poetry 9813065834 1351 Her message is committed / To hands I cannot see Dickinson, Emily This Is My Letter To The World Poem Heng Siok Tian Contouring US 2004 Poetry 9813065834 1352 This is love: to fly forward a secret sky, to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment. First to let go of life. Finally, to take a step without feet. Rumi, Jalal ad-Din Atia, Albawi The Secret Sky US 2014 Fiction 9780399160783 1353 What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. Ecclesiastes 1:9 Abbott, Jane Elegy US 2016 Fiction 9780143781592 1354 I smell a wild beast—that way, the way the wind is coming. MacDonald, George The Day Boy and the Night Girl Novel Aguirre, Ann Horde US 2013 Dystopian Fiction 9781250024633 1355 We shall never surrender. Churchill, Winston Speech Aguirre, Ann Public Enemies US 2015 Fantasy 9781250079954 1356 I know just how it feels / To think of the right thing to say too late. Frost, Robert The Death of the Hired Man Poem Aker, Don The First Stone US 2003 Fiction 9780006392866 1357 For know there are two worlds of life and death . . . Shelley, Percy Bysshe Prometheus Unbound Play Albin, Gennifer Altered US 2013 Science Fiction 9780374316426 1358 IBB, YEMEN – The CIA has declined to comment on reports of a drone strike in the Ibb province of Yemen. Several missles were fired, killing two members of the same family who were working in the fields of a remote village. A local source said, 'Yesterday's victims were a grandmother and her granddaughter - they were picking okra. We are simple farmers. The only thing people here know about America is that it kills our people. American drone strikes do not fight terrorism, they fuel it.' Despite President Obama's announcement that no strikes would be authorised unless there is 'near certainty that no civilians would be killed or injured', this is the eleventh confirmed drone strike in Yemen this year. Civilian deaths as a result are estimated at between 17 and 33, including 3 children. Newswire Alexander, Tracy Alias US 2015 Mystery, Thriller 9781848124448 1359 The future belongs to young people with an education and the imagination to create. Obama, Barack Alexander, Kwame He Said, She Said US 2013 Fiction 9780062118967 1360 I want a person to come into my life by accident, but stay on purpose. Adele Alexander, Kwame He Said, She Said US 2013 Fiction 9780062118967 1361 Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Dalberg-Acton, John Alpert, Mark The Siege US 2016 Science Fiction 9781492631705 1362 Will robots inhereit the earth? Yes, but they will be our children. Minsky, Marvin Alpert, Mark The Six US 2015 Science Fiction 9781492632634 1363 My dad got his gun out, and the shells were flying all around our heads. I wanted to go with [him]. We were out of the tent, and I wouldn't let him go. I hung onto him. . . . I knew my dad was going to be killed. They were going to murder all of us. Korich, Helen The Marat Moore Collection Anderson, T. Neill Horrors of History: Massacre of the Miners US 2015 Historical Fiction 9781580895200 1364 The rate of a chemical reaction depends on the frequency and force of collisions between molecules. ARCO Everything You Need to Score High on AP Chemistry, 3rd Edition Anderson, Laurie Halse Catalyst US 2014 Fiction 9781407138589 1365 A catalyst is a substance which increases the rate of a reaction. It is consumed in one step of the reaction and then regenerated later in the process. The catalyst is not used up, but provides a new, lower energy path for the reaction. ARCO Everything You Need to Score High on AP Chemistry, 3rd Edition Anderson, Laurie Halse Catalyst US 2014 Fiction 9781407138589 1366 Organic substances exist as molecules with covalent bonds holding the individual atoms together. ARCO Everything You Need to Score High on AP Chemistry, 3rd Edition Anderson, Laurie Halse Catalyst US 2014 Fiction 9781407138589 1367 There is a kind of merry war betwixt Signior Benedick and her: they never meet but there's a skirmish of wit between them. Shakespeare, William Much Ado About Nothing Play Anderson, Lily The Only Thing Worse Than Me Is You: A Novel US 2016 Novel 9781250079091 1368 Even the open, transparent lake has its unknown depths, which no divers know. Andersen, Hans Christian Anderson, Jodi Lynn The Vanishing Season US 2014 Paranormal Fantasy 9780062003270 1369 I like living. I have sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing. Christie, Agatha Arnold, Elana K. Splendor US 2013 Fiction 9780385742139 1370 Some of us think holding on makes us strong; but sometimes it is letting go. Hesse, Hermann Ashton, Brodi Evertrue US 2014 Supernatural Fiction 9780062071194 1371 That which is above will come down / That which is below will rise up / The islands will unite / The walls shall stand firm. Ancient Hawaiian Prophecy Aslan, Austin The Islands At the End of the World US 2014 Science Fiction 9780385744027 1372 When the children have been good, / That is, be it understood, / Good at meal-times, good at play, / Good all night and good all day— / They shall have the pretty things / Merry Christmas always brings. / Naughty, romping girls and boys / Tear their clothes and make a noise, / Spoil their pinafores and frocks, / And deserve no Christmas-box. / Such as these shall never look / At this pretty Picture-Book. Hoffmann, Heinrich Struwwelpeter: Merry Stories and Funny Pictures Book Austen, Catherine All Good Children US 2011 Science Fiction 9781459813878 1373 You know you're in / The choicest of spots, / When, staring out the window, / You feel a gaping void wheeze / Inside you. Bang, bang, bang, / Flounders a bluebird against / The plate glass. Slap, slap, / Thump,/ drops the sad truth / Through your bones. So there / It all is. Lemon, Alex The Wish Book Book Avery, Lara A Million Miles Away US 2015 Fiction 9780316283687 1374 In this book I have told of the methods of criminals, and held them up to your gaze, not as heroes but as malefactors; not as examples to be emulated, but as corrupted to be shunned, as you would a plague. Houdini, Harry The Right Way to Do Wrong Book Axelrod, Amy / Axelrod, David The Bullet Catch US 2014 Mystery 9780823428588 1375 We humans fear the beast within the wolf because we do not understand the beast within ourselves Hausman, Gerald Backshall, Steve Wilds of the Wolf US 2014 Action, Adventure Fiction 9781444004403 1376 An old Cherokee told his grandson about a battle that goes on inside us. "My son" he said. "The battle is between two wolves inside us all. "One is Evil - anger, envy, jealousy, sorrow, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, superiority, and ego. "The other is Good- joy , peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, empathy, generosity, truth, compassion and faith," The grandson thought about this, then asked his grandfather: "Which wolf wins?" The old Cherokee simply replied, "The one you feed." Cherokee legend Backshall, Steve Wilds of the Wolf US 2014 Action, Adventure Fiction 9781444004403 1377 Where there is mystery, it is generally supposed that there must also be evil. Lord Byron Baer, Marianna The Inconceivable Life of Quinn US 2017 Magical Realism 9781419723025 1378 Memory is a mirror that scandalously lies. Cortázar, Julio Baer, Marianna The Inconceivable Life of Quinn US 2017 Magical Realism 9781419723025 1379 I'd rather die young for exposing the truth than live forever for ignoring it. Brant, Brooklyn Baker, Ken Finding Forever US 2015 Thriller, Suspense 9780762455942 1380 But O! 'Tis human vanity / That will bewray Makinde. / Our fate and that of humble Beastes / Will ever be entwin'd. Sir Edmund Gower UK Blacker, Terence The Twyning US 2013 Fantasy 9780763669027 1381 Let us declare war on rats. Dr. Leon Calmette Blacker, Terence The Twyning US 2013 Fantasy 9780763669027 1382 Foul whisp'rings are abroad. Unnatural deeds / Do breed unnatural troubles. Infected minds / To their dead pillows will discharge their secrets. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play Balog, Cyn Unnatural Deeds US 2016 Mystery 9781492635796 1383 You can only come to the morning through the shadows. Tolkien, J.R.R. Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fantasy 9781447263005 1384 Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Carroll, Lewis Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fantasy 9781447263005 1385 Person seeking to find scholarship herein will be sued; persons motivated to discover meaning will be exiled; persons hoping to unearth an allegory will be summarily ordained. Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fantasy 9781447263005 1386 For there is no friend like a sister / In calm or stormy weather; / To cheer one on the tedious way, / To fetch one if one goes astray. Rossetti, Christina Goblin Market Banash, Jennifer Silent Alarm US 2015 Fiction 9780399257896 1387 Come into the candlelight. I'm not afraid to look the dead in the face. Rilke, Rainer Maria Requiem For a Friend Banash, Jennifer Silent Alarm US 2015 Fiction 9780399257896 1388 If I could tell you only one thing, / My message would be this: / The world would be a lonely place / If you did not exist. Hanson, Erin Poem Barnard, Sara Beautiful Broken Things US 2016 Fiction 9781509803538 1389 . . .suddenly, he saw / a joyless woods leaning over/ turbid and bloody water Beowulf Becker, Tom Afterwalkers US 2014 Horror Fiction 9781407109541 1390 It seems only yesterday I used to believe / there was nothing under my skin but light. / If you cut me I could shine. Collins, Billy On Turning Ten Poem Benway, Robin Sleuth or Dare: An AKA Novel US 2014 Action, Adventure Fiction 9781471116766 1391 Going in circles, it's a vicious cycle / This is a crash course, this ain't high school Jay-Z American Dreamin' Song Benway, Robin Sleuth or Dare: An AKA Novel US 2014 Action, Adventure Fiction 9781471116766 1392 For whatever we lose(like a you or a me) / it's always ourselves we find in the sea Cummings, E.E. maggie and milly and molly and may Poem Benway, Robin Emmy & Oliver US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9781471144134 1393 In the future, everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes. Warhol, Andy Bennett, Sophia You Don't Know Me US 2013 Romance Novel 9781908435460 1394 It seems only yesterday I used to believe / there was nothing under my skin but light. / If you cut me I could shine. Collins, Billy On Turning Ten Poem Benway, Robin Going Rogue US 2014 Adventure Fiction 9780802736048 1395 Going in circles, it's a vicious cycle / This is a crash course, this ain't high school Jay-Z American Dreamin' Song Benway, Robin Going Rogue US 2014 Adventure Fiction 9780802736048 1396 When you have read folktales of this god and that, you have perhaps spoken patronizingly of the old mythmakers and thanked your lucky stars that you lived in a more enlightened age. But those old storytellers were the really enlightened ones, for they saw into the other world and recorded what they saw. Many of the world’s favorite gods are said to have lived upon the earth as men. They have so lived. Does that idea startle you? How does a man become a god, and how does a god become a man? Have you ever wondered? Barker, Elsa Letters From a Living Dead Man Book Berk, Ari Lych Way US 2014 Supernatural Fiction, Fantasy 9781416991199 1397 A bed is laid in a secret corner / For the three agonies—love, birth, death— / That are made beautiful with ceremony Brown, George Mackay The Finished House Poem Berk, Ari Lych Way US 2014 Supernatural Fiction, Fantasy 9781416991199 1398 If you will not fight for right when you can easily win without blood shed; if you will not fight when your victory is sure and not too costly; you may come to the moment when you will have to fight with all the odds against you and only a precarious chance of survival. There may even be a worse case. You may have to fight when there is no hope of victory, because it is better to perish than to live as slaves. Churchill, Winston Speech Bergen, Lisa T. Remnants: Season of Fire US 2015 Christian Fiction, Dystopian Fiction 9780310735656 1399 Sin is the cause of all this pain, but all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well. Julian (of Norwich) Revelations of Divine Love Berry, Julie The Passion of Dolssa US 2016 Historical Fiction 9780451469922 1400 Whatever we inhereit from the fortunate / We have taken from the defeated / What they had to leave us–a symbol: / A symbol perfected in death. / And all shall be well and / All manner of thing shall be well. Eliot, T.S. Little Gidding Berry, Julie The Passion of Dolssa US 2016 Historical Fiction 9780451469922 1401 The mouth of the just bringeth forth wisdom: but the froward tongue shall be cut out. Proverbs 10:31 Berry, Julie All the Truth That's In Me US 2013 Historical Fiction, Mystery, Romance Novel 9781848779143 1402 Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul. Monroe, Marilyn Berry, Nina The Notorious Pagan Jones US 2015 Historical Fiction, Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211906 1403 Berlin. What a garrison of spies! What a cabinet full of useless liquid secrets. What a playground for every alchemist, miracle worker, and rat piper that ever took up the cloak. John le Carré Berry, Nina The Notorious Pagan Jones US 2015 Historical Fiction, Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211906 1404 Part of the reason for the ugliness of adults, in a child's eyes, is that the child is usually look upwards, and few faces are at their best when see from below. Orwell, George Bergstrom, Scott The Cruelty US 2017 Thriller, Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9781250108180 1405 We hide our weapons in plain sight. Torre, G. Della Beyer, Kat The Halcyon Bird US 2014 Supernatural Fiction, Fantasy 9781606843161 1406 I am not who I am. Shakespeare, William Bick, Ilsa J. The Dickens Mirror US 2015 Horror Fiction, Science Fiction 9781606844212 1407 I am most anxious to enlist everyone who can speak or write to join in checking this mad, wicked folly of "Women's Rights," with all its attendent horrors, on which her poor feeble sex is bent, forgetting every sense of womanly feelings and propriety. Queen Victoria Waller, Sharon Biggs A Mad, Wicked Folly US 2014 Historical Fiction, Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 1870 9780670014682 1408 The truth may be puzzling. It may take some work to grapple with. It may be counterintuitive. It may contradict deeply held prejudices. It may not be consonant with what we desperately want to be true. But our preferences do not determine what's true. Sagan, Carl Bishara, Cristin Relativity US 2013 Science Fiction 9780802734686 1409 Come now, my child, if we were planning to harm you, do you think we'd be lurking here beside the path in the very darkest part of the forest? Patchen, Kenneth Black, Holly The Darkest Part of the Forest US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780316213073 1410 Nothing is more enjoyable than educating a young thing—a girl of eighteen or twenty, as pliable as wax. Hitler, Adolf Blankman, Anne Prisoner of Night and Fog US 2014 Historical Fiction, Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278814 1411 Great liars are also great magicians. Hitler, Adolf Blankman, Anne Prisoner of Night and Fog US 2014 Historical Fiction, Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278814 1412 One can try to re-create the world, to build up in its stead another world in which its most unbearable features are eliminated and replaced by others that are in conformity with one’s own wishes. But whoever, in desperate defiance, sets out upon this path to happiness will as a rule attain nothing. Reality is too strong for him. He becomes a madman. Freud, Sigmund Blankman, Anne Prisoner of Night and Fog US 2014 Historical Fiction, Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278814 1413 The great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one. Hitler, Adolf Blankman, Anne Prisoner of Night and Fog US 2014 Historical Fiction, Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278814 1414 Perdition catch my soul / But I do love thee! and when I love thee not / Chaos is come again. Shakespeare, William Othello Play Blackman, Malorie Chasing the Stars US 2016 Science Fiction, Young Adult 9780857531414 1415 Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. Hawking, Stephen Blackman, Malorie Chasing the Stars US 2016 Science Fiction, Young Adult 9780857531414 1416 Aristeia: From the Greek word for excellence. A moment in epic poetry when a hero is untouchable, in which they display their utmost skill and valor; when they are almost a god. Blake, Kendare Mortal Gods US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780765334442 1417 The truth is rarely pure and never simple. Wilde, Oscar Bodeen, S.A. The Fallout US 2013 Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312650117 1418 All that lives must die, / Passing through nature to eternity. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Bosworth, Jennifer The Killing Jar US 2016 Horror Fiction, Supernatural Fiction 9780374341374 1419 Not all that tempts your wand'ring eyes / And heedless hearts, is lawful prize; / Nor all that glisters, gold Gray, Thomas Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat Poem Bowman, Erin Vengeance Road US 2015 Adventure Fiction, Historical Fiction 9780544466388 1420 The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there. Hartley, L.P. The Go-Between Novel Brashares, Ann The Here and Now US 2014 Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978038573680 1421 If time travel were possible, we'd be inundated with tourists from the future. Hawking, Stephen Brashares, Ann The Here and Now US 2014 Dystopian Fiction, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978038573680 1422 I am silver and exact. I have no preconceptions. / Whatever I see I swallow immediately, / Just as it is, unmisted by love or dislike. / I am not cruel, only truthful, / The eye of a little god, four-cornered. / Most of the time I meditate on the opposite wall. / It is pink, with speckles. I have looked at it so long / I think it is part of my heart. / But it flickers. / Faces and darkness separate us over and over. / Now I am a lake. A woman bends over me, / Searching my reaches for what she really is. / Then she turns to those liars, the candles or the moon. / I see her back, and reflect if faithfully. / She rewards me with tears and an agitation of hands. / I am important to her. She comes and goes. / Each morning it is her face that replaces the darkness. / In me she has drowned a young girl, / and in me an old woman / Rises toward her day after day, like a terrible fish. Plath, Sylvia Mirror Poem Braswell, Liz As Old as Time: A Twisted Tale US 2016 Fantasy 9781484707289 1423 I cannot be awake for nothing looks to me as it did before, / Or else I am awake for the firs time, and all before has been a mean sleep. Whitman, Walt Bray, Libba Lair of Dreams US 2015 Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316126045 1424 To believe in one's dreams is to spend all one's life asleep. Chinese proverb Bray, Libba Lair of Dreams US 2015 Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316126045 1425 In our youth, our hearts were touched with fire. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr. Bracken, Alexandra In the Afterlight US 2014 Dystopian Fiction, Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157526 1426 Nor I, nor anyone else can travel that road for you. / You must travel it by yourself. / It is not far, it is within reach. / Perhaps you have been on it since you were born, and did not know, / Perhaps it is everywhere on water and on land. Whitman, Walt Bracken, Alexandra Wayfarer US 2017 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781786540027 1427 There are in our existence spots of time, / That with distinct pre-eminence retain / A renovating virtue, whence - depressed / By false opinion and contentious thought, / Or aught of heavier or more deadly weight, / In trivial occupations, and the round / Of ordinary intercourse - our minds / Are nourished and invisibly repaired; / A virtue, by which pleasure is enhanced, / That penetrates, enables us to mount, / When high, more high, and lifts us up when fallen. Wordsworth, William The Prelude Poem Brahmachari, Sita Kite Spirit US 2013 Young Adult Fiction 9780330517928 1428 It is to be all made of fantasy, / All made of passion, and all made of wishes; / All adoration, duty, and observance, / All humbleness, all patience, and impatience, / All purity, all trial, all obeisance, Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Brezenoff, Steve Guy In Real Life US 2014 Young Adult Fiction 9780062266835 1429 Tell Wind and Fire where to stop . . . but don't tell me. Dickens, Charles A Tale of Two Cities Novel Brennan, Sarah Rees Tell the Wind and Fire US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780544318175 1430 We are not now that strength which in old days / Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are; / One equal temper of heroic hearts, / Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will / To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred, Lord Tennyson Ulysses Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unmade US 2014 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870439 1431 There's blood between us, love, my love, / There's father's blood, there's brother's blood; / And blood's a bar I cannot pass. Rossetti, Christina The Convent Threshold Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unmade US 2014 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870439 1432 This shaking keeps me steady. I should know. / What falls away is always. And is near. / I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow. / I learn by going where I have to go Roethke, Theodore The Waking Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unmade US 2014 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870439 1433 The face of all the world is changed, I think, / Since first I heard the footsteps of thy soul. . . . Browning, Elizabeth Barrett The Face of All the World (Sonnet 7) Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unmade US 2014 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870439 1434 Childhood is the kingdom where nobody dies. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Childhood is the Kingdom Where Nobody Dies Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unmade US 2014 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870439 1435 And lonely as it is, that loneliness / Will be more lonely ere it will be less. . . . Frost, Robert Desert Places Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Untold US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870422 1436 For all night long I dreamed of you: / I woke and prayed against my will, / Then slept to dream of you again. Rossetti, Christina The Convent Threshold Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Untold US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870422 1437 . . . mystery down the soundless valley / Thunders, and dark is here; / And the wind blows, and the light goes, / And the night is full of fear. . . . Brooke, Rupert Lines Written in the Belief That the Ancient Roman Festival of the Dead Was Called Ambarvalia Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Untold US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870422 1438 I have been torn / In two, and suffer for the rest of me. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Interim Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Untold US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870422 1439 Tell a man to explain how he dropped into hell! Explain my preference! I never had a preference for her, any more than I have a preference for breathing. No other woman exists by the side of her. I would rather touch her hand if it were dead, than I would touch any other woman's living. Eliot, George Middlemarch Novel Brennan, Sarah Rees Untold US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375870422 1440 The lunatic, the lover and the poet / Are of imagination all compact: / One sees more devils than vast hell can hold, / That is, the madman: the lvoer, all as frantic, / Sees Helen's beauty in a brow of Egypt: / The poet's eye, in fine frenzy rolling, / Doth glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven; / And as imagination bodies forth / The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen / Turns them to shapes and gives to airy nothing / A local habitation and a name. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night's Dream Play Bridges, Robin The Form of Things Unknown US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781496703576 1441 If time travel is possible, where are the tourists from the future? Hawking, Stephen Brody, Jessica Unforgotten US 2014 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374379902 1442 Listen! you hear the grating roar / Of pebbles which the waves draw back, and fling, / At their return, up the high strand, / Begin, and cease, and then again begin, / With tremulous cadence slow, and bring / The eternal note of sadness in. Arnold, Matthew Dover Beach Poem Brown, Anne Greenwood Promise Bound US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743839 1443 How fares it with the happy dead? / For hear the man is more and more; / But he forgets the days before / God shut the doorways of his head. Alfred, Lord Tennyson In Memoriam Poem Brown, Anne Greenwood Promise Bound US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743839 1444 Thy voice is on the rolling air; / I hear thee where the waters run; / Thou standest in the rising sun, / And in the setting thou art fair. Alfred, Lord Tennyson In Memoriam Poem Brown, Anne Greenwood Promise Bound US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743839 1445 Oh simple thing, where have you gone? / I'm getting old and I need something to rely on Keane Somewhere Only We Know Song Brody, Jessica Boys of Summer US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781481463492 1446 The heart that has truly lov'd never forgets Moore, Thomas Believe Me, if All Those Endearing Young Charms Poem Brody, Jessica Unremembered US 2013 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447221128 1447 Dreams are true while they last, / and do we not live in dreams? Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Higher Pantheism Poem Byrne, Michael Lottery Boy US 2015 Adventure Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406358292 1448 There is no desert like that of living without friends. Gracián, Baltasar Buckley-Archer, Linda The Many Lives of John Stone US 2015 Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481426374 1449 Imperial Japanese Army continues successful attacks against China. Y Burkinshaw, Kathleen The Last Cherry Blossom US 2016 Historical Fiction, Military & War Fiction 9781634506939 1450 Cowboy proverb: The bigger the buckle, the better the cowboy. Y Burkhart, Jessica Wild Hearts: An If Only Novel US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9781619632592 1451 Ah, yes, Your Royal Highness,' she said. 'We are princesses I believe. At least, one of us is.' Sara felt the blood rush up into her face. She only just saved herself. If you were a princess, you did not fly into rages. 'It's true,' she said. 'Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess. I pretend I am a princess so I can try to behave like one.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Bad Heir Day US 2007 Young Adult Fiction 9781447287841 1452 When things are horrible – just horrible – I think as hard as ever I can of being a princess. I say to myself, "I am a princess." You don't know how it makes you forget.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg A Royal Disaster US 2001 Young Adult Fiction 9781447280637 1453 It's exactly like the ones in the stories,' she wailed. 'Them pore princess ones that was drove into the world.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Crowning Glory US 2008 Young Adult Fiction 9781447287865 1454 It's true,' she said. 'Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess. I pretend I am a pricness so I can try to behave like one.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Prom Princess US 2003 Young Adult Fiction 9781447287766 1455 If I was a princess – a real princess,' she murmured, 'I could scatter largess to the populace. But even if I am only a pretend princess, I can invent little things to do for people. Things like this. She was just as happy as if it was largess. I'll pretend that to do things people like is scattering largess.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Royally Obsessed US 2002 Young Adult Fiction 9781447287742 1456 My son, / Here may indeed be torment, but not death Alighieri, Dante Purgatorio Epic poem Cabot, Meg Awaken US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545040655 1457 Always before him nay of them stand; / They go by turns each one unto the judgment; / They speak, and hear, and then they are downward hurled. Alighieri, Dante Inferno Epic poem Cabot, Meg Awaken US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545040655 1458 Each in his eyes was dark and cavernous, / Pallid in face, and so emaciate / That from the bones the skin did shape itself Alighieri, Dante Purgatorio Epic poem Cabot, Meg Awaken US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545040655 1459 When I perceived, like something that is falling, / The mountain tremble, whence a chill seized on me, / As seized him who to his death is going. Alighieri, Dante Purgatorio Epic poem Cabot, Meg Awaken US 2013 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545040655 1460 I suppose' – to Sara – 'that you feel now that you are a princess again.' 'I tried not to be anything else,' she answered in a low voice. 'Even when I was coldest and hungriest. I tried not to be.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Royal Scandal US 2007 Young Adult Fiction 9781447287827 1461 One of Sara's "pretends" is that she is a princess. She plays it all the time – even in school. She wants Ermengarde to be one too, but Ermengarde says she is too fat.' 'She is too fat,' said Lavinia. 'And Sara is too thin.' ' Sara says it has nothing to do with what you look like, or what you have. It has only to do with what you think of, and what you do.' Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Book Cabot, Meg Princess in the Middle US 2002 Young Adult Fiction 9781447280644 1462 To survive it is often necessary to fight and to fight you have to dirty yourself. Orwell, George Campbell, Alex Land US 2014 Dystopian Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471402258 1463 We are the stars, who sing / from a distant place. / Yes, you are alone in your orbit, / as we are. / Yes, your light burns fiercely, / as fiercely as ours. / The thin wind of loneliness / may howl around you, / suck the breath from your fire. / But look before you / and behind you. / Look above you / and below you. / See how many other hearts are burning, / burning as brightly as yours. / We are the stars. / We sing with our light / in our vast, brilliant constellations: / alone, / together Blessing from the Stars Song Cantor, Jillian Searching for Sky US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781619633513 1464 Do I dare disturb the universe? Eliot, T.S. Capetta, Amy Rose Unmade US 2015 Dystopian, Science Fiction 9780544087378 1465 Courage is the price that Life exacts for granting peace. / The soul that knows it not, knows no release / From little things; / Knows not the livid loneliness of fear / Nor mountain heights, where bitter joy can hear / The sound of wings. Earhart, Amelia Courage Poem Cardi, Annie The Chance You Won't Return US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662929 1466 Trouble in the air is very rare. It is hitting the ground that causes it. Earhart, Amelia Cardi, Annie The Chance You Won't Return US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662929 1467 Women must pay for evertyhing. They do get more glory than men for comparable feats. But, also, women get more notoriety when they crash. Earhart, Amelia Cardi, Annie The Chance You Won't Return US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662929 1468 Preparation, I have often said, is rightly two-thirds of any venture Earhart, Amelia Cardi, Annie The Chance You Won't Return US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662929 1469 In soloing – as in other activities – it is far easier to start something than it is to finish it. Earhart, Amelia Cardi, Annie The Chance You Won't Return US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662929 1470 Chuangtse dreamed of being a butterfly, and while he was in the dream, he felt he could flutter his wings and everything was real, but on waking up, he realised that he was Chuangtse and Chuangtse was real. Then he thought and wondered which was really real, whether he was really Chuangtse dreaming of being a butterfly, or really a butterfly dreaming of being Chuangtse. Lin Yutang The Importance of Living Book Carmody, Isobelle Green Monkey Dreams US 1996 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781742379470 1471 This common seat of cruelty, this dirty city, this earth of stone, this sty of men, this un-Eden, un-paradise, this fortress built by men to kill men with infection and foul deed, this unhappy populace, this little people, this stone of coal set in a suffocating stench, this cursed plot, this city, this slum, this Lungdon. Iremonger, Oylum Carey, Edward Lungdon US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 1825 9781471401640 1472 To look down upon the whole of London as the birds of the air look down upon it, and see it dwindled to a mere rubbish heap. Mayhew. Henry Carey, Edward Lungdon US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 1852 9781471401640 1473 I like the spirit of this great London which I feel around me. Who but a coward would pass his whole life in hamlets; and for ever abandon his faculties to the eating rust of obscurity? Brontë, Charlotte Carey, Edward Lungdon US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 1853 9781471401640 1474 London is on the whole the most possible form of life. James, Henry Carey, Edward Lungdon US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 1909 9781471401640 1475 When a man has outlived his limit, plunged in age, and the good comrade comes who comes at last to all, not with a wedding song, no singers dancing, the doom of the death god comes like lightning. Always death at the last. Not to be born is best when all is reckoned in. But once a man has seen the light the next best thing by far is to go back, back where he came from quickly as he can. For once his youth slips by, light on the wing, light headed, what mortal blows can he escape? What griefs won’t stalk his days? Envy and enemies rage in battles, bloodshed, and last of all, despised old age overtakes him. Stripped of power, companions. Stripped of love. The worst this life of pain can offer. Old age, our mate at last. Sophocles Carmen, Patrick Eve of Destruction US 2012 Horror, Young Adult Fiction 9780062101822 1476 This man will die. I will see to it. He will wish he had never been born. Goring, Eve Notebooks Carmen, Patrick Eve of Destruction US 2012 Horror, Young Adult Fiction 9780062101822 1477 The body is a house of many windows: there we all sit, showing ourselves and crying on the passers-by to come and love us. Stevenson, Robert Louis Essays: English and American Casale, Alexia House of Windows US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9780571321537 1478 What a child doesn't receive, he can seldom later give. James, P.D. Time to Be In Earnest: A Fragment of Autobiography Book Casale, Alexia House of Windows US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9780571321537 1479 To the stars! To the stars! We all make homes among the stars! Castellucci, Cecil Tin Star US 2014 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437753 1480 Eternity is in love with the productions of time. Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Book Catmull, Katherine The Radiant Road US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780525953470 1481 I too will something make / And joy in the making; Altho' to-morrow it seem / Like the empty words of a dream / Remembered on waking. Bridges, Robert I Love all Beauteous Things Poem Catmull, Katherine The Radiant Road US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780525953470 1482 I had no idea that such individuals existed outside of stories. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan A Study in Scarlet Novel UK Cavallaro, Brittany A Study in Charlotte US 2016 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780062398901 1483 Do you know what love is? I'll tell you: it is whatever you can still betray. John le Carré The Looking Glass War Novel Cavallaro, Brittany The Last of August US 2017 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780062398949 1484 And those who were dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music. Nietzsche, Friedrich Chapman, Brynn The Requiem Red US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781942664857 1485 She left the web, she left the loom, / She made three paces thro' the room, / She saw the water-lily bloom, / She saw the helmet and the plume, / She look'd down to Camelot. / Out flew the web and floated wide; / The mirror crack'd from side to side; / "The curse is come upon me," she cried / The Lady of Shalott. Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Lady of Shalott Poem Chance, Megan The Web US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781477827093 1486 There she weaves by night and day/ A magic web with colours gay. / She has heard a whisper say, / A curse is on her if she stay / To look down to Camelot. / She knows not what the curse may be, / And so she weaveth steadily, / And little other care hath she, / The Lady of Shalott. / And moving thro' a mirror clear / That hangs before her all the year, / Shadows of the world appear . . . / . . . / "I am half-sick of shadows," said / The Lady of Shalott. Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Lady of Shalott Poem Chance, Megan The Shadows US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847183 1487 Redheaded women! Those blood oranges! Those cherry bombs! Those celestial shrews and queens of copper! May they never cease to stain our white-bread lives with super-natural catsup. Robbins, Tom Ode to Redheads Cherry, Alison Red US 2013 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742931 1488 "You'd find it easier to be bad than good if you had red hair," said Anne reproachfully. "People who haven't red hair don't know what trouble is." Montgomery, L.M. Anne of Green Gables Novel Cherry, Alison Red US 2013 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742931 1489 It takes a red-headed woman to get a dirty job done. Springsteen, Bruce Red-Headed Woman Song Cherry, Alison Red US 2013 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742931 1490 The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Proust, Marcel Chen, Justina Blind Spot for Boys US 2014 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316102537 1491 Nothing condemns a photograph more than a blazingly bright sky. Griffths, Annie Chen, Justina Blind Spot for Boys US 2014 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316102537 1492 But the eyes are blind. One must look with the heart. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry The Little Prince Novel Chen, Justina Blind Spot for Boys US 2014 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316102537 1493 I too am not a bit tamed. Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 1494 Graffiti is an art, and if art is a crime, please God, forgive me. Quiñones, Lee Quote Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 1495 If this is art, then to hell with art. Oliveri, Alfred Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 1496 Death is a stripping away of all that is not you. The secret to life is to "die before you die" – and find that there is no death. Tolle, Eckhart Clark, Tracy Mirage US 2016 Contemporary, Mystery, Thriller, Young Adult Fiction 9780544517905 1497 Knowledge itself is power. Clark, Bridie You Only Live Once US 2014 Young Adult Fiction 9781596438170 1498 I held it truth, with him who sings / To one clear harp in divers tones, / That men may rise on stepping-stones / Of their dead selves to higher things. Alfred, Lord Tennyson In Memoriam A.H.H. Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Princess US 2015 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406321340 1499 Marry on Monday for health, / Tuesday for wealth, / Wednesday the best day of all, / THursday for crosses, / Friday for losses, and / Saturday for no luck at all Folk rhyme Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Princess US 2015 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406321340 1500 And much of Madness, and more of Sin, / And Horror the soul of the plot. Poe, Edgar Allan The Conquerer Worm Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Princess US 2015 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406321340 1501 Not, I'll not, carrion comfort, Despair, not feast on thee; / Not untwist—slack they may be—these last strands of man / In me or, wmost weary, cry I can no more. I can; / Can something, hope, wish day come, not choose not to be. Hopkins, Gerard Manley Carrion Comfort Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Princess US 2015 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406321340 1502 I wish you to know that you have been the last dream of my soul. . . . Since I knew you, I have been troubled by a remorse that I thought would never reproach me again, and have heard whispers from old voices impelling me upward, that I thought were silent for ever. I have had unformed ideas of striving afresh, beginning anew, shaking off sloth and sensuality, and fighting out the abandoned fight. A dream, all a dream, that ends in nothing. . . . Dickens, Charles A Tale of Two Cities Novel Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Prince US 2011 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416975885 1503 Above, the fair hall-ceiling stately set / Many an arch high up did lift, / And angels rising and descending met / With interchange of gift. Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Palace of Art Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Prince US 2011 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416975885 1504 Then share they pain, allow that sad relief; / Ah, more than share it! give me all thy grief. Pope, Alexander Eloisa to Abelard Verse Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Prince US 2011 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416975885 1505 Alas! they had been friends in youth; / But whispering tongues can poison truth; / And constancy lives in realms above; / And life is thorny; and youth is vain; / And to be wroth with one we love / Doth work like madness in the brain. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Christabel Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Prince US 2011 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416975885 1506 But evil things, in robes of sorrow, / Assailed the monarch's high estate; / (Ah, let us mourn, for never morrow / Shall dawn upon him desolate!) / And round about his home the glory / That blushed and bloomed, / Is but a dim-remembered story / Of the old time entombed. Poe, Edgar Allan The Haunted Place Poem Clare, Cassandra Clockwork Prince US 2011 Fantasy, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416975885 1507 When the Lore is bruised and broken, / Shattered like a blasted tree, / Then shall Herne be justly woken, / Born to set the Herla free. Herla Prophecy Prophecy Clement-Davies, David Fire Bringer US 1999 Adventure, Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780142408735 1508 O soul, be changed into little waterdrops, / And fall into the ocean—ne'er to be found. Marlowe, Christopher Doctor Faustus Play Clement-Davies, David Fire Bringer US 1999 Adventure, Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780142408735 1509 Of Man's firs disobedience, and the fruit of that forbidden tree, whose mortal taste brought death into the world, and all our woe. Milton, John Paradise Lost Auxier, Jonathan The Night Gardener US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419711442 1510 We would often be sorry if our wishes were granted. Aesop Auxier, Jonathan The Night Gardener US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419711442 1511 FREEDOM noun. The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. Baker, Ken How I Got Skinny, Famous, And Fell Madly in Love US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780736452033 1512 Strength lies not in defense but in attack. Hitler, Adolf Germany Y Blankman, Anne Conspiracy of Blood and Smoke US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278845 Epigraphs begin in sections 1513 The mind is its own place, and in it self Can make a Heav'n of Hell, a Hell of Heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Y Blankman, Anne Traitor Angels US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062278876 Epigraphs begin in sections 1514 Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori (It is sweet and fitting to die for one's country.) Flaccus, Horatius Quintus Malorie Blackman Noble Conflict US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1515 All war is deception. Sun Tzu Malorie Blackman Noble Conflict US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1516 Crusade - a vigorous movement or enterprise against poverty or a similar social evil; a personal campaign undertaken for a particular cause. Oxford English Dictionary Malorie Blackman Noble Conflict US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1517 We may be likened to two scorpios in a bottle, each capable of killing the other, but only at the risk of his own life. Oppenheimer, J. Robert Bow, Erin The Scorpion Rules US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481442718 1518 It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll. I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. Henley, William Ernest Bracken, Alexandra Passenger US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484715772 1519 Men are cruel, but Man is kind. Tagore, Rabindranath Bradbury, Jennifer A Moment Comes US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416978763 1520 There are sicknesses that walk in darkness; and there are exterminating angels, that fly wrapt up in the curtains of immateriality and an uncommunicating nature; whom we cannot see, but we feel their force, and sink under their sword. Taylor, Jeremy A Funeral Sermon Y Clare, Cassandra City of Fallen Angels US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442403543 1521 Long is the way And hard, that out of Hell leads up to Light. Milton, John Paradise Lost Y Clare, Cassandra City of Glass US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416914303 1522 Are there wicked things, not human, which envy human bliss? Bronte, Charlotte Coakley, Lena Worlds of Ink and Shadow US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419710346 1523 I don't need a friend who changes when I change and who nods when I nod; my shadow does that much better. Plutarch Cocks, Peter Shadow Box US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406334319 1524 When all the dangerous cliffs are fenced off, all the trees that might fall on people are cut down, all of the insects that bite have been poisoned - and all of the grizzlies are dead because they are occasionally dangerous, the wilderness will not be made safe. Rather, the safety will have destroyed the wilderness. Edwards, R. Yorke Coggin, Linda The Boy with the Tiger's Heart US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471403149 1525 There is no substance which is not a poison; all are poisonous. Only the dose determines. Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus Von Hohenheim Cokal, Susann The Kingdom of Little Wounds US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763666941 1526 Nowadays the world is lit by lightning! Williams, Tennessee The Glass Menagerie Combs, Sarah The Light Fantastic US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763678517 1527 We've got to live, no matter how many skies have fallen. Lawrence, D.H. Combs, Sarah The Light Fantastic US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763678517 1528 Always be on the watch for the coming of wonders. White, E.B. Combs, Sarah Breakfast Saved Anytime US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763667917 1529 At midnight, do they glide forth to gather on the high road, and alackaday to any youth who comes upon them! He shall dance, he shall embrace them in unbridled frenzy, and he shall dance without rest until he fall down dead. Elementargeister Conway, Celeste Unlovely US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1837 9781440582793 1530 For never was a story of more woe Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Y Cook, Kristi Magnolia US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction Epigraphs begin in sections 1531 Boast not proud English, of thy birth and blood Thy brother Indian is by birth as God. Of one blood God made Him, and Thee and All. As wise, as faire, as strong, as personall. Williams, Roger Cooper, Susan Ghost Hawk US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1643 9781442481411 1532 This land is your land, this land is my land. From California to the New York Island, From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters, This land was made for you and me. Guthrie, Woody Cooper, Susan Ghost Hawk US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1944 9781442481411 1533 bucket list (noun) - A list of things you want to do before you die; comes from the phrase kick the bucket (to die) Shelley, Coriell Goodbye, Rebel Blue US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419709302 1534 "Now put me into the barge," said the king... "for I will into the Vale of Avilion to heal me of my greivous wound; and if thou hear never more of me, pray for my soul." Malory, Sir Thomas Le Morte D'Arthur UK Cordova, Zoraida The Vast and Brutal Sea US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1535 Shut outfrom heaven it makes it moan, It frets against the boundary shore; All earth's full rivers cannot fill The sea, that drinking thirsteth still. Rosetti, Christina By the Sea Poem Cordova, Zoraida The Savage Blue US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1536 Go and seek your fortune, darling. Carter, Angela Ashputtle, or The Mother's Ghost: Three Versions of One Story. Cornwell, Betsy Mechaninca US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547927718 1537 Welcome to your life... Tears for Fears Everybody Wants to Rule the World Song Crane, Caprice Confessions of a Hater US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978125000844 1538 Wherever he steps, whatever he touches, whatever he leaves, even unconsciously, will serve as a silent witness against him. Not only his fingertips or his footprints, but his hair, the fibers from his clothes, the glass he breaks, the tool mark he leaves, the paint he scratches, the blood or semen he deposits or collects. All of these and more, bear mute witness against him. This is evidence that he does not forget. It is not confused by the excitement of the moment. It is not absent because human witnesses are. It is factual evidence. Physical evidence cannot be wrong, it cannot prejure itself, it cannot be wholly absent. Only human failure to find it, study and understand it, can diminish its value. Dr. Locard, Edmond Cosimano, Elle Nearly Found US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802739277 1539 eden two or three times i've stood under you this window of yours is so incredibly painfully blue and you never come out or show me (past this infinite garden of regrets) your face Esmail, Walead Cranse, Pratima All the Major Constellations US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670016457 1540 Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay, To mould me man? Did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me? Milton, John Paradise Lost (quoted by Mary Shelley in Frankenstein) Cremer, Andrea The Inventor's Secret US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399159626 1541 This is the patent age of new inventions For killing bodies and for saving souls. All propagated with the best intentions. Don Juan Lord Byron Cremer, Andrea The Conjurer's Riddle US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978039916248 1542 The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? Poe, Edgar Allan The Premature Burial Creagh, Kelly Oblivion US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9782442436275 1543 There is no passion in nature so demonically impatient, as that of him, who shuddering upon the edge of a precipice, thus meditates a plunge. To indulge for a moment, in any attempt at thought, is to be inevitably lost; for reflection but urges us to forbear, and therefore it is, I say, that we cannot. If there be no friendly arm to check us, or if we fail in sudden effort to prostrate ourselves backward from the abyss, we plunge, and are destroyed. Poe, Edgar Allan The Imp of the Perverse Creagh, Kelly Oblivion US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9782442436275 1544 Forbid us something, and that thing we desire. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales Cremer, Andrea Snakeroot US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9789388164224 1545 Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. Dante Cross, Kady Sisters of blood and spirit US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211883 1546 Hear me X-Men! No longer am I the woman you knew! I am FIRE! And LIFE INCARNATE! Now and forever... I am PHOENIX! Grey, Jean The Uncanny X-Men #138 Crompton, Laurie Boyle Blaze US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1547 O my name: where are we now? Tell me: What is now? What is tomorrow? What's time, what's place, what's old, what's new? One day we shall become what we want Darwish, Mahmoud Mural, translated by Sargon Boulos Croggon, Alison The River and the Book US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406356021 1548 I to the world am like a drop of water That in the ocean seeks another drop, Who, falling there to find his fellow forth, Unseen, inquisitive, confounds himself. Shakespeare, William Cross, Mimi Shining Sea US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781503935532 1549 Your senses are sacred thresholds. O'Donohue, John Cross, Mimi Shining Sea US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781503935532 1550 Audacity - that was all I had. Audacity! Lemlich, Clara Crowder, Melanie Audacity US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1551 Half the absurdities of life we don't even see, they are so on our own noses. The other half - that's your life, baby. Miens, Lorraine Cumyn, Alan Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481439800 1552 Yes: I am a dreamer: For a dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world. Wilde, Oscar Curham, Siobhan The Moonlight Dreamers US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406365825 1553 Of course, every girl must respect herself; there's nothing I dislike more than a badly behaved girl. Chekov, Anton The Cherry Orchard Cusick, John M. Cherry Money Baby US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763655570 1554 Oh what a tangled web we weave When first we practise to deceive! Scott, Sir Walter Dale, Katie Little White Lies US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857071439 1555 Whoso beset him round / With dismal stories, / Do but themselves confound; / His strength the more is. / No lion can him fright, / He'll with a giant fight, / But he will have a right / To be a pilgrim. // Hobgoblin nor foul fiend / Can daunt his spirit; / He knows he at the end / Shall life inherit. / Then fancies fly away, / He'll fear not what men say, / He'll labour night and day / To be a pilgrim. Bunyan, John To Be a Pilgrim Dann, Elon Awe of Mercury US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471401190 1556 You are my sister... You are my face; you are me... I waited for you You are mine You are mine You are mine Morrison, Toni Beloved Danticat, Edwidge Untwine US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545423038 1557 We have to be continually jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down. Vonnegut, Kurt Daugherty, C.J. Fracture US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780349001715 1558 As far as the law of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality. Einstein, Albert Davies, Jocelyn The Odds of Lightning US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481440530 1559 And if I ever was myself, I wasn't that night. Wilco Davies, Jocelyn The Odds of Lightning US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481440530 1560 Beloved ground that calls for rain, / That cries for flooding wrath beloe; / Consume the priest, restrain the beast, / And raze the land with cleansing flow. // For lions tear the witless prey, / Conspiring prophets fill with dread; / The widows plead, their hearts still bleed, / While prophets' fingers drip with red. // They lie, they steal, they whitewash sin; / Obtaining visions straight from hell. / They rob the poor and shut their door / To strangers seeking ports to dwell. // A gap is torn within your hedge, / The pile of stones you trust to shield; / Protective wall becomes a hall / That channels wrath unless you yield. // I search for souls to seal the gap, / For holy ones to build the frame; O come and stand before the land / Become the stones that block flames. // Alas! No mason could be found / To set the stones the rampart needs; / The flames must rage upon this stage / And purge the land of choking weeds. // A final call I make today, / Will you become the stone that seals? / Will you command and take a stand / And call upon your friends to kneel? // The devil's darts awake to fly; / His priests repel the truth with scorn. / Yet still make haste, no time to waste, / For wrath will come upon the morn. The Prophet's Gap, Ezekiel 22:23-31 Davis, Bryan The Seventh Door US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780899578828 1561 And let me speak to th'yet-unknowing world How these things came about. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Y David, Keren Cuckoo US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780349002354 1562 On the bank of the river he saw a tall tree: from roots to crown one half was aflame and the other green with leaves... Mabinogion Davies, Linda Longbow Girl US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97819100062612 1563 All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts... Shakespeare, William Dawson, James Cruel Summer US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621081 1564 By now you should be convinced that our universe may have additional curled-up spatial dimensions; certainly, so long as they are small enough, nothing rules them out. Greene, Brian The Elegant Universe Dayton, Arwen Elys Seeker US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385744072 1565 Within that thirteen-spired citadel dwells Hob. He is thirsty for blood. We will give him blood until he drowns. Amabramdata The Genthai Book of Prophecy Y Delaney, Joseph Arena 13 US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 1566 Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists. Roosevelt, Franklin D. US Y De La Cruz, Melissa Something in Between US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373212385 1567 Your time will come. You will face the same evil, and you will defeat it. Jackson, Peter The Fellowship of the Ring (Film) Film Y De La Cruz, Melissa Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 1568 Knock, knock, knocking on heaven's door. Dylan, Bob Song US Y De La Cruz, Melissa Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 1569 I was too young that time to value her, But now I know her: If she be a traitor, Why, so am I. We still have slept together, Rose at an instant, learn'd, play'd, eat together, And wheresoe'er we went, like Juno's swans, Still we went coupled and inseperable. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Poem UK De La Cruz, Melissa Triple Moon US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399176845 1570 Men say they know many things; But lo! they have taken wings, -- The arts and sciences, And a thousand appliances; The wind that blows Is all that any body knows. Thoreau, Henry David Y De La Cruz, Melissa / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 1571 Come hell The Decemberists This is Why we Fight Y De La Cruz, Melissa / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 1572 He laughed and smote with the laughter and thrust up over his head, And smote the venom asunder, and clave the heart of Dread; Then he leapt from the pit and the grave, and the rushing river of blood, And fulfilled with the joy of the War-God on the face of earth be stood With red sword high uplifted, with wrathful glittering eyes; And he laughed at the heavens above him for he saw the sun arise, And Sigurd gleamed on the desert, and shone in the new-born light, And the wind in his raincoat wavered, and all the world was bright. But there was the ancient Fafnir, and the Face of Terror lay On the huddled folds of the Serpent, that were black and ashen-grey In the desert lit by the sun; and those twain looked each on each, And forth from the Face of Terror went a sound of dreadful speech: "Child, child, who art thou that hast smitten? bright child, of whence is thy birth?" "I am called the Wild-thing Glorious, and alone I wend on the earth." Morris, William The Story of Sigurd the Volsung Y De La Cruz, Melissa / Johnston, Michael Olden US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408334447 1573 The Haitians need to come to America. But some people are all, "What about the strain on our resources?" Well, it's like when I had this garden party for my father's birthday, right? I put R.S.V.P. ' cause it was a sit-down dinner. But some people came that, like, did not R.S.V.P., so I was, like, totally buggin'. I had to haul ass to the kitchen, redistribute the food, squish in extra place settings, but by the end of the day, it was like, the more the merrier! And so, if the government could just get to the kitchen, rearrange some things, we could certainly party with the Haitians. And in conclusion, may I please remind you it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty! Thank you very much. Clueless Film? De La Cruz, Melissa The Ashley Project US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481409735 1574 Make it like your birthday everyday. Perry, Katy Birthday Song De La Cruz, Melissa The Ashley Project US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481409735 1575 All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Tolstoy, Leo Demetrios, Heather Something Real US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097948 1576 You reel me out and then you cut the string. Radiohead Song Demetrios, Heather Something Real US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097948 1577 Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there. When the soul lies down in that grass, the world is too full to talk about. Ideas, language, even the phrase each other doesn't make any sense. Rumi Demetrios, Heather I'll Meet You There US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097955 1578 "Will you walk into my parlour?" said the Spider to the Fly, "'Tis the prettiest little parlour that ever did you spy." Howitt, Mary The Spider and the Fly Y Derting, Kimberly The Replaced US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293633 1579 The surface of the Earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean... Sagan, Carl Edward Derting, Kimberly The Countdown US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293664 1580 Boy, you're an alien Your touch so foreign It's supernatural Extraterrestial Perry, Katy E.T. Song Derting, Kimberly The Countdown US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293664 1581 The moment you look away from the sky, a shooting star will appear. Murphy's Law Y Derting, Kimberly The Taking US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293602 1582 This one sits all morning beside the picture window, staring out at the lawn in which these situations is always under a sheet of ice, even in June. The girl is wearing her quilted robe, gloves, fur-lined slippers. Still she can't get warm. Her mother gets hot just watching her, so she goes out for groceries, makes a great show when she returns of rattling the brown paper bags she saves to line the bird cage. Now she is running water, peeling melons, humming, arranging daisies. We who are watching want the mother to quit making noise, to stop chopping fruit, to leave the kitchen. We want her to walk down the hall to the closet where the wool blankets are stored. We want her to gather five or six, the solids, the stripes, the MacGregor plaids and tuck them under her daughter's legs, saving one for her feet and one for her thin shoulders. Now we want her to heat water for tea, bring in wood and quick before her daughter freezes seal all the windows against the stray, chill peal of bells Powell, Dannye Romine At Every Wedding Someone Stays Home Poem Dessen, Sarah That Summer US 1996 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Contemporary Fiction 9780142401729 1583 I lost my heart under the bridge. Harvey, P.J. Down by the Water Hidier, Tanuja Desai Bombay Blues US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545384780 1584 Put on your red shoes and dance the blues. Bowie, David Let's Dance Song Hidier, Tanuja Desai Bombay Blues US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545384780 1585 There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. Einstein, Albert (attibuted) Detweiler, Katelyn Immaculate US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451469625 1586 Bring me the flower that leads us out where blond transparencies rise and life evaporates as essence. Bring me the sunflower crazed with light. Montale, Eugenio translated by W. Arrowsmith (1994) DeWoskin, Rachel Blind US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1948 9780670785223 1587 I will ascend to heaven and set my throne above God's stars. I will preside on the mountain of the gods far away in the north. I will climb to the highest heavens and be like the Most High. The Prince of Darkness Dittemore, Shannon Dark Halo US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401686390 1588 Hell is empty, and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Doller, Trish The Devil You Know US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781619634169 1589 For more than once dimly down to the beach gliding, Silent, avoiding the moonbeams, blending myself with the shadows, Recalling now the obscure shapes, the echoes, the sounds and sights after their sorts, The white arms out in the breakers tirelessly tossing, I, with bare feet, a child, the wind wafting my hair, Listen'd long and long. Whitman, Walt Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking Donnelly, Jennifer Deep Blue US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444921182 1590 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William Donnelly, Jennifer The Shallow Graves US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471405150 1591 The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea. Dinesen, Isak Donnelly, Jennifer Sea Spell US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978148471290 1592 The sea is never still. It pounds on the shore Restless as a young heart, Hunting. The sea speaks And only the stormy hearts Know what is says... Sandburg, Carl Young Sea Donelly, Jennifer Rogue Wave US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444923605 1593 There is no way back for me now. I am going to take you on journeys you've never dreamed were possible. McQueen, Alexander Donnelly, Jennifer Dark Tide US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423182016 1594 Miracles are not contrary to nature, but only contrary to what we know about nature. Saint Augustine The City of God, Book XXI Downes, Patrick Fell of Dark US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399172908 1595 "The sun goes down in the sea, in the water," said the Fool. "I shall tell my brothers, because they don't know. Or is it a secret?" "There are no more secrets now," said Tiuri, as he walked to the cabin with the Fool. The Fool stopped and wrinkled his brow. "No more secrets?" he said. "They call me the Fool, but I don't believe that there are no more secrets left." Tiuri looked at him with new respect. "Yes," he said. "You're right. I am free to tell my secret now, but of course there are still losts of other secrets. The secrets of the Wild Wood, for instance, and all kinds of other mysteries. Some of them we have never even heard about. And others we shall never understand." "I'm not sure I know what you mean," said the Fool. The Letter for the King, Part Eight Draght, Tonke The Secrets of the Wild Wood US 1965 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781782690634 translated by Laura Watkinson, 2015 1596 There is a higher court than courts of justice and that is the court of conscience. It supercedes all other courts. Gandhi Drewery, Kerry Cell 7 US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471405594 1597 I... am about to embark upon a hazardous and technically unexplainable journey... to confer, converse, and other wise hobnob with my brother wizards. The Wizard of Oz Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 1598 When moon and sun stand each in place / And your opponent takes the field, / Look past him to the one you'll face / When all hid truths stand new-revealed. // When that time comes, your only shield / Will be the outward gaze toward space; / The cold will show what sword to wield / Against the fire's and death's embrace. // Still, though your oldest foe should yield, / Beware the last fall of the dice: / Though now an ancient sorrow's healed, / Beware who pays the final price -- // And do not miss, 'twixt fire and ice, / Your chance to make the sun rise twice. I Ching, trigram 30, Fire over Fire: Double Brightness Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 1599 I am not young enough to know everything. Wilde, Oscar Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 1600 Reality is a sliding door. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Durango, Julia The Leveller US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978006231400 1601 We could see them through the trellis, / From the pit where we sat, / Framed, // Two boys swapping stickers. / The two of us / Talking of battlefields and bedrooms, // And swapping stickers, / And how the faces are now changed, / The frames frayed // But become something mirror-familiar - / Each other's heroes, perhaps. / And, even across enemy lines, // Brothers, being there. / And how paths part, criss-cross / Through sanded pits and poppy fields, // Then meet again, / At a point somewhere solid, / Framed, like a medal. // At its heart two boys // Swapping stickers. Wagg, Michael The Brothers Earle, Phil Heroic US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141346274 1602 Come into the garden, Maud, For the black bat, night, has flown; Come into the garden, Maud, I am here at the gate alone. I am here at the gate alone. Tennyson, Alfred Maud song adapted from Maud Elliot, Patricia The Devil in the Corner US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780340956786 1603 Call: Listen! Listen for the song! Response: Where has that sweet music gone? Call: She's gone with the river, gone with the trees, Response: Gone and left us on our knees. Call: Listen! Listen! What's that you hear? Response: The wind of change, the drum of fear. Call: Hear our footsteps, hear our hearts, Response: Is this the end, or just the start? Traditional Great Rise Migration Chant Y Emerson, Kevin The Dark Shore US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062062826 1604 These bones are old, older than you know, You remember me like yesterday, But that was years ago. The Trilobytes Song for the Cyro Y Emerson, Kevin The Dark Shore US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062062826 1605 Panama: an indigenous name meaning "land of many butterflies" Engle, Margarita Silver People US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1606 I shall know you, secrets by the litter you have left and by your bloody footprints. Ridge, Lola Secrets Y Doyle, Catherine Inferno US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910655238 Epigraphs begin on section 1607 The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Poem Y Pernette, Laure Fearsome Dreamer US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471400803 Epigraphs begin on section 1608 The road to death is a long march beset with all evils, and the heart fails little by little at each new terror, the bones rebel at each step, the mind sets up its own bitter resistance and to what end? The barriers sink one by one, and no covering of the eyes shuts out the landscape of disaster, nor the sight of crimes committed there. Porter, Katherine Anne Pale Horse, Pale Rider Everett, Mikaela The Unquiet US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1609 Gra: The Irish word for love, with strong connotations of hunger and desire Falconer, Helen The Dark Beloved US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1610 A gra is no ordinary, comfortable, fireside sort of a love. It is a mad love, a wild love, a hunger, a longing, a terrible insatiable desire that cannot be turned aside. McCarthy, John of Kilduff Falconer, Helen The Dark Beloved US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1611 Nancy, every place you go, it seems as if mysteries just pile up one after another. Keene, Carolyn Nancy Drew Fantaskey, Beth Buzzkill US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547393100 1612 A butcher's sharp blade liberates the flesh from the bone. But the words of the Architects are sharper still: they liberate the mind from the body. Akkadian Version of Hebrews 4:12 Farr, Richard Ghosts in the Machine US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477817896 1613 History is repeating itself. I know a lot of history, and I'd rather it didn't. Partridge, Professor Derek Farr, Richard Ghosts in the Machine US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477817896 1614 Science begins with doubt. Fang Lizhi Farr, Richard Ghosts in the Machine US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477817896 1615 Then the Architects put forth their hands, and touched our mouths, and said to us, behold, we have put our words in your mouth. Akkadian Version of Jeremiah 1:19 Farr, Richard The Fire Seekers US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847732 1616 If this is real, then everything we thought we knew about human civilization -- the origin of cities, religion, language itself -- it's just frost on the windowpane. Chen, Morag Farr, Richard The Fire Seekers US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847732 1617 Nearly all crazy theories are false. That's the easy part. The hard part is that there are no interesting theories except the crazy one that turn out to be true. Partridge, Professor Derek Farr, Richard The Fire Seekers US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847732 1618 I desire the things which will destroy me in the end. Plath, Sylvia Fehlbaum, Beth Big Fat Disaster US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440570483 1619 People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. Einstein, Albert Feldman, Ruth Tenzer Blue Thread US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781932010411 1620 Well-behaved women seldom make history. Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher Feldman, Ruth Tenzer Blue Thread US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781932010411 1621 I don't do refunds. The Mighty Shandar Fforde, Jasper The Eye of Zoltar US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978144470727 1622 We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Shakespeare, William Fichera, Liz Played US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373210947 1623 When you were born, you cried and the world rejoiced. Live your life so that when you die, the world cries and you rejoice. Chief White Elk (Oto Nation) Fichera, Liz Hooked US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373210725 1624 History repeats itself. First as tragedy, second as farce. Marx, Karl Finn, Katie Broken Hearts, Fences and other things to Mend US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250045249 1625 Et puis, tenez, Monsieur Marius, je crois que j etaise un peu amoureuse de vous. (You know, Monsieur Marius, I think I was a little in love with you.) Hugo, Victor Les Miserables Fletcher, Susan A Little In Love US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910002155 1626 Feathers fly, Carrying a heartbeat Fly home, Blue Horse, Lii Dootl'izhii Flood, Nancy Bo Solder Sister, Fly Home US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781580897020 1627 Mis-shapes, mistakes, misfits, Raised on a diet of broken biscuits. We don't look the same as you and we don't do the things you do but we live around here too, oh really. Pulp Flynn, Alex The Misshapes US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97819406103133 1628 When I was at home, I was in a better place: But travellers must be content. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Forman, Gayle Just One Year US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525425922 1629 I celebrate myself, and sing myself, And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good belongs to you. Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem US Fraiberg, Jordana Our Song US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595142689 1630 I will suppose, then... that some malignant demon, who is at once exceedingly potent and deceitful, has employed all his artifice to deceive me; I will suppose that the sky, the air, the earth, colors, figures, sounds, and all external things, are nothing better than the illusions of dreams, by means of which this being has laid snares for my credulity; I will consider myself as without hands, eyes, flesh, blood, or any of the senses, and as falsely believing that I am possessed of these... just as the captive, who, perchance, was enjoying in his dreams an imaginary liberty, when he begins to suspect that it is but a vision, dreads awakening, and conspires with the agreeable illusions that the deception may be prolonged. Descarties, Rene Of the Things of Which We May Doubt, Meditations on First Philosophy Freitas, Donna Unplugged US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1641 9780062118608 1631 I didn't lose the gold. I won the silver. Kwan, Michelle Y Freitas, Donna Gold Medal Winter US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1998 9781407146577 Epigraphs begin on sections 1632 I am with you always, even unto the end of the world. Matthew 28:20 Erlings, Fridrik Boy on the Edge US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763666804 1633 In infinite space, even the most unlikely events must take place somewhere... People with the same appearance, name and memories as you, who play out every possible permutation of your life choices. Tegmark, Max Freidman, Aimee Two Summers US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545518079 1634 I dwell in Possibility -- Dickinson, Emily US Freidman, Aimee Two Summers US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545518079 1635 A bad beginning makes a bad ending. Euripides Aeolus Y Friesen, Jonathan Mayday US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780142412299 Epigraphs begin on chapters 1636 We're going to meet a lot of lonely people in the next week and the next month and the next year. And when they ask us what we're doing, you can say, We're remembering. That's where we'll win out in the long run. Bradbury, Ray Fahrenheit 451 Froley, Margaux Hero Complex US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978616953201 1637 I live my life in growing orbits Which move out over the things of the world. Perhaps I can never achieve the last, But that will be my attempt. I am circling around God, around the ancient tower, And I have been circling for a thousand years, And I still don't know if I'm a falcon, or a storm, Or a great song. Rilke, Rainer Maria Frost, Mark Alliance US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375980022 1638 I meant to write about death, only life came breaking in as usual. Woolf, Virginia Diary UK Furniss, Clare The Year of the Rat US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1922 9781471120275 1639 Heaven got sweeter, its paperweight curve star-crazy at its purple center. She’d found a god, a weapon in the works. Something I hadn’t noticed in the field fought out of the layers and took her. I tore away the land’s every color, withered the smallest grasses. Every heartbeat went blank, I dismantled the ticking. They only say what I took, not what I gave: roots and strong light, glory in the single shoot, green currency of the just-born. From the irredeemable, the buried—this is how a self gets made. Remember, that darkness contained the seed sealed in the swollen red globe. Hell had to pay Mathis, Cleopatra After Persephone Poem Gagnon, Michelle Don't Let Go US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062102966 1640 He who fights monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. For if you gaze for long into the abyss, the abyss gazes into you. Nietzsche, Fredrich Gaither, Stefanie Into the Abyss US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481449977 1641 Between the conception And the creation Between the emotion And the response Falls the Shadow Eliot, T.S. The Hollow Men Poem Gaither, Stefanie Falls the Shadow US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442497535 1642 Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all. Dickinson, Emily US Gale, Emily The Other Side of Summer US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780143780113 1643 And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it. Dahl, Roald Gale, Emily The Other Side of Summer US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780143780113 1644 I must not look on reality as being like myself. Eluard, Paul Gantos, Jack The Trouble in Me US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374379957 1645 ...infancy's unconscious spell, boyhood's thoughtless faith, adolescence' doubt (the common doom), then skepticism, then disbelief, then... Melville, Hermann Moby-Dick Gantos, Jack The Trouble in Me US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374379957 1646 Odi et amo. Quare id faciam, fortasse requiris? Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. (I hate and I love. You ask why I do this? I do not know, but I feel and I am tormented.) Catullus Garcia, Kami & Stohl, Margaret Dangerous Creatures US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316370318 1647 The depth of darkness to which you can descend and still live is an exact measure of the height to which you can aspire to reach. Pliny the Elder Garcia, Kami & Stohl, Margaret Dangerous Deception US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316370349 1648 Tumult and peace, the darkness and the light -- Were all like workings of one mind, the features Of the same face, blossoms upon one tree; Characters of the great Apocalypse, The types and symbols of Eternity, Of first, and last, and midst, and without end. Wordsworth, William The Prelude: Book Sixth Garcia, Kami & Stohl, Margaret Beautiful Chaos US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316123525 1649 He who cannot draw on three thousand years is living from hand to mouth. Goethe Gaarder, Jostein Sophie's World US 1991 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781474602280 1650 In every prayer I offer up, Alderley, and all belonging to it, will be ever a living thought in my heart. Stanley, Rev. Edward Garner, Alan The Weirdstone of Brisingamen US 1960 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1837 9780007355211 1651 Hell is empty, and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William The Tempest UK Garcia, Kami Unmarked US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471118555 1652 What seest thou else In the dark backward and abysm of time? Shakespeare, William The Tempest UK George, Elizabeth The Edge of Shadow US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012985 1653 But this swift business I must uneasy make, lest too light winning Make the prize light. Shakespeare, William The Tempest UK George, Elizabeth The Edge of Light US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444720105 1654 I have done nothing but in care of thee, Of thee, my dear one, thee my daughter who Art ignorant of what thou art... Shakespeare, William The Tempest UK George, Elizabeth The Edge of the Water US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012978 1655 I don't know what you think about being young. To me, it's a time for growing used to disappointment. Mortimer, John Gerhardt, Jake Me & Miranda Mullaly US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451475404 1656 You are not here! The quaint witch Memory sess In vacant chairs, your absent images, And points where once you sat, and now should be But are not. Shelley, Percey Bysshe UK Gibbons, Alan HATE US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621760 1657 If you can dream it, you can do it. Disney, Walt US Gier, Kerstin Dream On US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1658 Love I get so lost, sometimes. Gabriel, Peter Gillies, Isabel Starry Night US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374306755 1659 Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. Hebrews 11:1 Gilbert, Kelly Loy Conviction US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1660 There's music in the deep: It is not in the surf's rough roar. Brainard, John G.C. Glass, Lisa Air US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97818488668171 1661 Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength. Loving someone deeply gives you courage. Lao Tzu China Grant, Michael BZRK US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Science Fiction 9781405263115 1662 Kiss the crazy. @Horse_ebooks Tweet Grant, Michael BZRK US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction, Science Fiction 9781405263115 1663 Half-life: 1) the time required for half of something to undergo a process: as a. the time required for half of the atoms of a radioactive substance to become disintegrated b. the time required for half the amount of a substance (as a drug, radioactive tracer, or pesticide) in or introduced into a living system or ecosystem to be eliminated or disintegrated by natural processes 2) a period of usefulness or popularity preceding decline or obsolescence Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 11th Edition Grant, Sara Half Lives US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2012 9781780620381 1664 We are not now that strength which in old days Moved earth and heaven; that which we are, we are; One equal temper of heroic hearts, Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Alfred, Lord Tennyson Ulysses Poem Graudin, Ryan All That Burns US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062187437 1665 Now, in the city of Asgard dwelt one called Loki, who, though amongst the Esir, was not of the Esir, but utterly unlike to them; for to do the wrong, and leave the right undone, was, night and day, this wicked Loki's one unwearied aim. Keary, Annie The Heroes of Asgard Gray, Julia The Afterlife US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781783444229 1666 It is an ordinary day, A sort of grey with boredom stirring in the streets. Duffy, Carol Ann Education for Leisure Gray, Julia The Afterlife US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781783444229 1667 I'm not afraid of love or its consequences of light. ... It's not easy to say this or anything when my entrails dangle between paradise and fear. Harjo, Joy Gratton, Tessa The Stranger's Maid US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780307977533 1668 Don't you know people write songs about girls like you? Naked Famous Gratton, Tessa The Stranger's Maid US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780307977533 1669 Son of Man, can these bones live? Ezekiel 37:3 Graudin, Ryan Blood for Blood US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316405157 1670 The rotten bones are trembling, of the world before the red war. From the official song of the Hitler Youth Song Graudin, Ryan Wolf By Wolf US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316405126 1671 You are an alchemist, make gold of that. Shakespeare, William UK Greenfield, Amy Butler Chantress Alchemy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442457072 1672 Bad men need nothing more to compass their ends, than that good men should look on and do nothing. Mill, John Stuart Greenfield, Amy Butler Chantress Alchemy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442457072 1673 Some of the victims were found with tooth marks on their bodies. Others were dropped from great heights or bloated with poisons in their blood. To this day, no one knows what - or who - was behind the strange series of murders that swept through Blackstone that fateful summer. Wallace, Josephine The Mystery of the Dark Summer Grey, Jacob Ferals US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062321039 1674 There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Green, Sally Half Bad US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670016785 1675 I want a brighter word than bright. Keats, John UK Griffin, Adele The Unfinished Life of Addison Stone US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616953607 1676 I recognize, I must tell you, the ways I have taken after my mother, the way I know I have become her, my head tilted towards the clouds, hips raw like the aftermath of falling into a rose bush. Alea, Nic Sharp Things Griffin, Sarah Maria Spare and Found Parts US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062408884 1677 In pitch dark I go walking in your landscape. Radiohead Song Griffin, Adele Loud Awake and Lost US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385752725 1678 We are all dependent on one another, every soul of us on earth. Shaw, George Bernard Groth, Darren Are You Seeing Me? US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857984739 1679 At first dawn, the condor woke, flew over his dream realized, and dipped the tips of his wings into the great river. The golden droplets flicked from his feathers, and a second set of wings bloomed from his back, wings of divinity. The Four-Winged Condor circled the earth and in his glorious daybreak annihilated all other gods raising their heads from their dreams. The Madronian Confession Grover, Lorie Ann Firstborn US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780310739302 1680 The Creator Spirit moved through the empty. His whisper twirled into being desert, waters, and sky. With a soft sigh, he made man and rapion to glorify Him through their days. You shall worship the Creator Spirit and no other. The R'tan Oracles of Faith Grover, Lorie Ann Firstborn US 2014 9780310739302 1681 When you love someone, you love the whole person, just as he or she is, and not as you would like them to be. Tolstoy, Leo Russia Gutteridge, Alex No Going Back US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848779273 1682 Satan's successes are the greatest when he appears with the name of God on his lips. Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi Hager, Mandy Into the Wilderness US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616148638 1683 Satan's successes are the greatest when he appears with the name of God on his lips. Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi Hager, Mandy Resurrection US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978616149093 1684 For modes of faith, let graceless zealots fight; His can't be wrong whose life is in the right. Pope, Alexander Essay on Man, Epistle III Hager, Mandy Resurrection US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1733 978616149093 1685 It is becoming increasingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. Einstein, Albert Haig, Matt Echo Boy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1938 1686 Open your mind, this is only a song, But the way to be happy is to admit you were wrong. Maxis, Neo Song for Eleanor Haig, Matt Echo Boy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1687 Remeber me when I am gone away Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand... Rossetti, Christina Remember Halahmy, Miriam Hidden US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1688 Do not wrong a stranger or oppress him; remember you were strangers in the land of Egypt. Exodus 22:21 Halahmy, Miriam Hidden US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1689 If you and your family have to leave home at very short notice, on no account leave your animals in the house or turn them into the street. If you cannot place them in the care of neighbours, it really is kindest to have them destroyed. extract from 'Advice to Animal Owners' Ministry of Home Security Halahmy, Miriam The Emergency Zoo US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1939 9781846883972 1690 At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them. Binyon, Robert Laurence For the Fallen Halahmy, Miriam The Emergency Zoo US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781846883972 1691 What is history but a fable agreed upon? Bonaparte, Napoleon Hand, Cynthia / Ashton, Brodi / Meadows, Jodi My Lady Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062391742 1692 The crown is not my right. It pleaseth me not. Grey, Lady Jane Hand, Cynthia / Ashton, Brodi / Meadows, Jodi My Lady Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062391742 1693 Something of vengeance I had tasted for the first time; as aromatic wine it seemed, on swallowing, warm and racy: it's after-flavor, metallic and corroding, gave me a sensation as if I had been poisoned. Bronte, Charlotte UK Han, Jenny & Vivian, Siobhan Fire with Fire US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1694 Therein lives the defect of revenge: it's all in the anticipation; the thing itself is a pain, not a pleasure; at least the pain is the biggest end of it. Twain, Mark US Han, Jenny & Vivian, Siobhan Ashes to Ashes US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1695 Help your brother's boat across, and your own will reach the shore. Hindu Proverb Proverb Hand, Cynthia The Last Time We Say Goodbye US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062318473 1696 Beware! Now I know a language so beautiful and lethal my mouth bleeds when I speak it. MacEwen, Gwendolyn Harvey, Alyxandra Whisper the Dead US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802737502 1697 From a little spark may burst a flame. Dante Alighieri Hosie, Donna The Devil's Banshee US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780823436507 1698 One need not be a chamber to be haunted. One need not be a house. The brain has corridors surpassing material place. Dickinson, Emily Poem US Harrington, Kim The Killing of Kayla Sloane US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407136257 1699 It is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend. Blake, William Harbison, Paige Anything to Have You US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373210886 1700 The art of losing's not too hard to master though it may look like (write it!) disaster. Bishop, Elizabeth One Art Haston, Meg Paperweight US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404566 1701 When we have found all the mysteries and lost all the meaning, we will be alone, on an empty shore. Stoppard, Tom Arcadia Hattemer, Kate The Land of 10,000 Madonnas US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385391573 1702 The wicked surround us when the vile are exalted. Psalm 12 Y Hautman, Pete Eden West US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763674182 1703 The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that is it hostile but that it is indifferent. Kubrick, Stanley Hautman, Pete The Klaatu Terminus US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763654054 1704 If Paradise exists on the planet Earth It is here, it is here, it is here. Nur Ad-Din Abd Ar-Rahman Jami as quoted by Emperor Jahangir upon seeing Kashmir Hawke, Rosanne Shahana US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743312469 1705 True peace is not merely the absence of tension: it is the presence of justice. It is love that will save our world and our civilization, love even for enemies. King Jr. Martin Luther US Hawke, Rosanne Shahana US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743312469 1706 I dwell in a lonely house I know That vanished many a summer ago... Frost, Robert Ghost House Hawes, Louise The Language of Stars US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1707 We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope. King Jr. Martin Luther US Hawke, Rosanne The Truth About Peacock Blue US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743319949 1708 Hope means hoping when everything seems hopeless. Chesterton, Gilbert K. Hawke, Rosanne The Truth About Peacock Blue US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743319949 1709 Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. Micah 6:8 Hawke, Rosanne The Truth About Peacock Blue US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743319949 1710 Jack Orion was as good a fiddler As ever fiddled on a string And he could make young women mad With the tune his wires would sing Orion, Jack Hearn, Julie Dance of the Dark Heart US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780192729309 1711 ...it makes my heart die to think what fortune I have that I cannot be always in your company. Howard, Katherine Letter to Thomas Culpeper Hearn, Julie Dance of the Dark Heart US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1541 9780192729309 1712 You know, in some human sports, the winner is the one who scores the fewest possible points. GLaDOS, Portal 2 Heidicker, Christian McKay Cure for the Common Universe US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481450270 1713 On neither the sun, nor death, can a man look fixedly. Rochefoucauld, Francios de la Helvig, Kristi Burn Out US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844809 1714 Non vi diro come finisce la storia anche perche non e finita mal Se scorre un flume dentro ad ogni cuore arriveremo al mare prima o poi. (I won't tell you how the love story ends, because it never will -- if a river runs inside every heart, it will lead us to the sea at last.) Jovanotti Henderson, Lauren Kissing in Italian US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741378 1715 Whatever [the criminal] touches, whatever he leaves, even unconsciously, will serve as silent evidence against him. Not only his fingerprints or his footprints, but his hair, the fibres from his clothes, the glass he breaks, the tool mark he leaves, the paint he scratches, the blood or semen he deposits or collects - all these and more bear mute witness against him. This is evidence that does not forget. It is not confused by the excitement of the moment. It is not absent because human witnesses are. It is factual evidence. Phyiscal evidence cannot be wrong; it cannot prejure itself; it cannot be wholly absent... Only human failure to find it, study and understand it, can diminish its value. Kirk, Paul Crime Investigations Henry, April Blood Will Tell US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1716 No man is an island. Donne, John Hendrick, Kate The Accident US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97812921922855 1717 Why, this is hell, nor am I out of it. Marlowe The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus Heppel, Griselda The Tragickall History of Henry Fowst US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97811784623043 1718 We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to accept the one that is waiting for us. Campbell, Joseph Hersey, Lu Deepwater US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781409586104 1719 Why is summer mist romantic and autumn mist just sad? Smith, Dodie I Capture the Castle Hickman, Rachel One Silver Summer US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545808927 1720 You understand now... how simple life becomes when things like mirrors are forgotten. Daphne du Maurier Frenchman's Creek Hickman, Rachel One Silver Summer US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545808927 1721 There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven's jeweled crown They shine forevermore. McCreery, J.L. Y Hickam, Homer Crescent US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595546630 1722 And War, which for a moment was no more, Did glut himself again - a meal was bought With blood, and each sate sullenly apart Gorging himself in gloom: no love was left; All earth was but one thought - and that was death, Immediate and inglorious; and the pang Of famine fed upon all entrails - men Died, and their bones were tombless as their flesh; Lord Byron Darkness Poem Higson, Charlie The End US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141362144 1723 The earth had a single light afar, A flickering, human pathetic light, That was maintained against the night, It seemed to me, by the people there, With a Godforsaken brute despair. Frost, Robert Poem Hill, Will Battle Lines US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1724 We seem to be drifting into unknown places and unknown ways; into a whole world of dark and dreadful things. Harker, Jonathan Hill, Will Battle Lines US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1725 It would be easy to be clever And tell the stones: Men hate to die And have stopped dying now forever, I think they would believe the lie. Frost, Robert Hill, Will Zero Hour US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007505845 1726 Surely there is some horrible doom hanging over us that every possible accident should thwart us in all we try to do. Seward, John Hill, Will Zero Hour US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007505845 1727 Your past is always your past. Even if you forget it, it remembers you. Dessen, Sarah Y Hillyer, Lexa Proof of Forever US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062330376 1728 push girl \'push 'gar(-e)l\ noun 1. A fierce, fearless woman who doesn't let life's challenges get in the way of what she wants. 2. Anyone who overcomes adversity with a never-say-die attitude and sense of humour Hill, Chelsie & Love, Jessica Push Girl US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250045911 1729 A glooming peace this morning with it brings, The sun, for sorrow, will not show his head. Go hence, to have more talk of these sad things; Some shall be pardon'd, and some punished: For never was a story of more woe Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Hodge, Rosamund Bright Smoke, Gold Fire US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062369413 1730 What is done out of love always takes place beyond good and evil. Nietzsche, Friedrich Beyond Good and Evil Hodkin, Michelle The Retribution of Mara Dyer US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442484238 1731 (Come in under the shadow of this red rock), And I will show you something different from either Your shadow at morning striding behind you Or your shadow at evening rising to meet you; I will show you fear in a handful of dust. Eliot, T.S. The Waste Land Hofmeyr, David Stone Rider US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141354439 1732 Where the bird was before it flew, Where the flower was before it grew, Where bird and flower were one and the same. Frost, Robert Holczer, Tracy The Secret Hum of a Daisy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399163937 1733 Lost! Lost! Lost! O lost my love to me! He passes by my house, nor turns his head, I deck myself with care; he does not see. He loves me not. Would God that I were dead! God! God! God! O Amun, great of might! My sacrifice and prayers, are they in vain? I offer to thee all that can delight, Hear thou my cry and bring my love again. Sweet, sweet, sweet as honey in my mouth, His kisses on my lips, my breast, my hair; But now my heart is as the sun-scorched South, Where lie the fields deserted, grey and bare. Come! Come! Come! And kiss me when I die, For life, compelling life, is in thy breath; And at that kiss, though in the tomb I lie, I will arise and break the bands of Death. A Woman's Lost Love Ancient Egyptian Love Poem Poem Houck, Colleen Recreated US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385376624 1734 Who knows, for all the distance, but I am as good as looking at you now, for all you cannot see me? Whitman, Walt Crossing Brooklyn Ferry Poem US Howe, Katherine The Appearance of Annie Van Sinderen US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399167782 1735 And it was Jerusalem the feast of the dedication, and it was winter. John 10:22 Y Howe, Katherine Conversion US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399167775 Epigraphs begin on chapter 1736 Be sure to live your life, because you are a long time dead. Scottish Proverb Proverb Scotland Huber, Anna Lee The Anatomist's Wife US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780425253281 1737 Truths and roses have thorns about them. Thoreau, Henry David US Humphries, Jessie Killing Ruby Rose US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477820063 1738 But in herself alone she is more important than all the hundreds of you other roses; because it is she that I have watered; because it is she that I have put under the glass globe; because it is she that I have sheltered behind the screen; because it is for her that I have killed the caterpillars (except the two or three that we saved to become butterflies); because it is she that I have listened to, when she grumbled, or boasted, or even sometimes when she said nothing. Because she is my rose. Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Little Prince France Humphries, Jessie Resisting Ruby Rose US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477825082 1739 I thought of your beauty, and this arrow, Made out of a wild thought, is in my marrow. Yeats, W.B. Poem Hurley, Tonya Hallowed US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442429574 1740 You will hear thunder and remember me, And think: she wanted storms. The rim Of the sky will be the colour of hard crimson And your heart, as it was then, will be on fire. Akhmatova, Anna Hurley, Tonya Passionaries US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442429543 1741 ...whatever he had done, Edward Hyde would pass away like the stain of a breath upon a mirror. Stevenson, Robert Louis The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Short Story Hussey, William Jekyll's Mirror US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780192732514 1742 You already possess everything necessary to become great. Apsaalooke Proverb Proverb Inglis, Lucy Crow Mountain US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910002353 1743 Wild animals never kill for sport. Man is the only one to whom torture and death of his fellow creatures is amusing in itself. Froude, James Anthony Oceana, or England and Her Colonies Y Isbell, Tom The Prey US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062216014 Epigraphs begin on sections 1744 When men take up arms to set other men free, there is something sacred and holy in the warfare. Wilson, President Woodrow Y Isbell, Tom The Capture US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062216052 Epigraphs begin on sections 1745 We are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively... Hicks, Bill Jacobs, John Hornor The Shibboleth US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467724050 1746 I am large, I contain multitudes. Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem Jacobs, John Hornor The Shibboleth US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467724050 1747 A prison becomes a home when you have the key. Sterling, George Jacobs, John Hornor The Conformity US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1748 If one wishes to remain an individual in the midst of the teeming multitudes, one must make oneself grotesque. Rushdie, Salman Midnight's Children Novel Jacobs, John Hornor The Conformity US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1749 Strange to say, the luminous world is the invisible world; the luminous world is that which we do not see. Our eyes of flesh see only night. Hugo, Victor Jacobs, John Hornor The Conformity US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1750 Consciousness is much more than the thorn, it is the dagger in the flesh. Cioran, E.M. Jacobs, John Hornor The Conformity US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1751 But he that dares not grasp the thorn Should never crave the rose. Bronte, Anne Jay, Stacey Of Beast and Beauty US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780307981424 1752 All truly wise thoughts have been thought before; what is necessary is only to try to think them again. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Jobin, Matthew The Skeleth US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399159992 1753 Fairy tales do not tell children the dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children the dragons can be killed. Chesterton, G.K. Johnston, E.K. The Story of Owen US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467710664 1754 It is said that once the back of a fine watch is opened for repair or examination it can never again run in the same way, for a fleck of dust will always lodge invisibly in the works and provide a stress, albeit incalculably small, to the functioning of the mechanism. So too when a drug opens the clockworks of consciousness for examination, that awareness thereafter becomes ever so slightly more self-aware. Self-consciousness becomes a slightly greater part of consciousness. And so the question finally becomes: how intimately do we want or need to know ourselves? Lenson, David On Drugs Johnson, Alaya Dawn Love is the Drug US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545417815 1755 I have an affection for it, for it was the offspring of happy days, when death and grief were but words, which found no true echo in my heart. Shelley, Mary on Frankenstein Jones, Gareth P. No True Echo US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419707841 1756 So you must wake and call me early, call me early, mother dear, To-morrow 'ill be the happiest time of all the glad New-year: To-morrow 'ill be of all the year the maddest merriest day, For I'm to be Queen o' the May, mother, I'm to be Queen 'o the May. Alfred, Lord Tennyson The May Queen Poem Jude, Sarah The May Queen Murders US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544640412 1757 I don't expect you to understand, little bird. I expect you only to sing. Sing for me, sing for Kenin and make it a glorious song. Sarren Kagawa, Julie The Forever Song US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211128 1758 Let us dream of blood and pulse and ebb and flow. Let us consider the tide and beat and throb and hum. Let us unweave the web of artery and vein, the fluttering jetties of the valves, the coursing of ions from cell to cell, the sodium that is your soul, the potassium that is your personality, the calcium that is your character. Doyle, Brian Kahaney, Amelia The Brokenhearted US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062230928 1759 There are no secrets that time does not reveal. Racine, Jean Kahaney, Amelia The Invisible US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062231925 1760 It's satisfying to think that the weight of the ocean and the weight of meaning could be in some way connected. Wenderoth, Joe The Weight of what is thrown Poem Kate, Lauren Waterfall US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742672 1761 It is such a secret place, the land of tears. Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Little Prince Novel France Kate, Lauren Teardrop US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742658 1762 Cars today all look the same; they all look like orthopedic shoes. Anthony, Victor Dear Old Dad Song Kelly, J.M. Speed of Life US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544747821 1763 A good friend once told me not to dread the future. One way or another, it would come. The trick was to meet it with open arms so that when it ran me over, it wouldn't break anything. Renegade Waya Mayan Dark-Hunter Kenyon, Sherrilyn Instinct US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780349406619 1764 Prezewalski's: pronounced "shuh-VAHL-skeez" Kerr, Philip The Winter Horses US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385755436 1765 If you come to me I will receive you with honour, with respect and gentleness. If you come to me I will dismiss this life of mine and take on yours. If you come to me in the burning sun as it dips behind the tree line, I will know that it's you and keep faith. Come soon. Come now. Crebbin, June Poem Kessler, Liz Haunt Me US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2014 9781444009187 1766 Should is a futile word. It's about what didn't happen. It belongs in a parallel universe. It belongs in another dimension of space. Atwood, Margaret The Blind Assassin Novel US Khorana, Aditi Mirror in the Sky US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595148568 1767 The question is not what am I to believe, but what am I to do? Kierkegaard, Soren Kiely, Brendan The Gospel of Winter US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442484894 1768 That Love is all there is, Is all we know of Love. Dickinson, Emily The Single Hound Poem US Kiely, Brendan The Last True Love Story US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481429887 1769 Wise as you will have become, so full of experience, you will have understood by then what these Ithakas mean. Cavafy, C.P. Ithaka Kiely, Brendan The Last True Love Story US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481429887 1770 Seems like nothing I said Ever meant anything But a headline over my head. Thought I made a stand Only made a scene. There's no feast for the underfed. All the unknown, dying or dead Keep showing up in my dreams. I'll shut up and carry on. The scream becomes a yawn. Metric Dreams So Real Kiem, Elizabeth Hider Seeker, Secret Keeper US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616954123 1771 What is a weed? A plant whose virtues havey yet to be discovered. Emerson, Ralph Waldo US King, A.S. I Crawl Through It US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316334099 1772 The future is no more uncertain than the present. Whitman, Walt US King, A.S. Glory O'Brien's History of the Future US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316222723 1773 I should not like marrying a disagreeable man any more than yourself; but I do not think there are many very disagreeable men; I think I could like any good-humoured man with a comfortable income. Austen, Jane The Watsons Novel Kindl, Patrice A School For Brides US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670786084 1774 Did he who made the lamb make thee? Blake, William The Tiger Poem Kincaid, S.J. The Diabolic US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471147142 1775 Everybody's so full of shit. Jane's Addiction King, A.S. Reality Boy US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316222709 1776 heart (n): a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation; the center of the total personality, especially with reference to intuition, feeling, or emotion the central, innermost, or vital part of something defintion of the word heart Y Kirby, Jessi Things We Know by Heart US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978006229941 Epigraphs begin on chapter 1777 I have harnessed the shadows that stride from world to world to sow death and madness... Lovecraft, H.P. Kittredge, Caitlin The Mirrored Sword US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385738330 1778 If I die it is but a part of some vast Life which does not cease with the last breath. Green, Keith Kizer, Amber Speed of Light US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780285741149 1779 I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. -- He is just away! With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land... Think of him still as the same, I say: He is not dead. -- He is just away! Riley, Jacob Whitcomb Away Kizer, Amber Speed of Light US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780285741149 1780 Every morning lean thine arms awhile on the window still of Heaven and gaze upon the Lord. Then, with that vision in thy heart, turn strong to meet the day. Unknown Kizer, Amber Speed of Light US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780285741149 1781 A mind saturated with one idea to the exclusion of all others is necessarily predisposed to mania, and if a man allows himself to regard Chess as the one fact of existence, thereby starving his mind, which, like the body, requires a variety of food, then the texture of the strongest brain must become weakened, and the reason sooner or later be overthrown. Potter, William Norwood The City of London Chess Magazine UK Klass, David Grandmaster US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1876 9780374327712 1782 According to Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art, in Chicago, Illinois, "outsider art" can be defined as the "work of artists who demonstrate little influence from the mainstream art world and who instead are motivated by their unique personal visions." Klise, James The Art of Secrets US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616201951 1783 There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in. Cohen, Leonard Kocek, Sara Promise Me US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780807566411 1784 Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life? Oliver, Mary Kolosov, Jacqueline Along the Way US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781941311479 1785 Wanderer, your footsteps are the road, and nothing more; wanderer, there is no road, the road is made by walking. Machado, Antonio Proverbios y cantares XXIX (Proverbs and Songs 29) Kolosov, Jacqueline Along the Way US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781941311479 1786 I want to still be me when I wake up one fine morning and have breakfast at Tiffany's. Golightly, Holly Kriegman, Mitchell Being Audrey Hepburn US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250001467 1787 Character may almost be called the most effective means of persuasion. Aristotle Kuehn, Stephanie The Smaller Evil US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1788 For every truth best left a lie Kuehn, Stephanie Complicit US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250044594 1789 Three quarks for Muster Mark! Sure he hasn't got much of a bark And sure any he has it's all beside the mark. Joyce, James Finnegans Wake Y Kuehn, Stephanie Charm and Strange US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405267847 Epigraphs begin on section 1790 I have eaten the plums that were in the icebox and which you were probably saving for breakfast Forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold Williams, William Carlos This is Just to Say Poem Kuipers, Alice Life on the Refridgerator Door US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781509801879 1791 This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang, but a whimper. Eliot, T.S. Kurtagich, Dawn The Creeper Man US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781510101685 1792 The people to fear are not the Strong, but the Weak. It's the Weak who'll buckle when you're least expecting it, the Weak who'll betray you without warning, the Weak who will stop at nothing to save themselves. Sacks, Mark Y Kurti, Richard Monkey Wars US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406346107 1793 Make yourself at your peril. Revelation, Tenet 3 Kurti, Richard Maladapted US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406346299 1794 This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang, but a whimper. Eliot, T.S. Kurtagich, Dawn And the Trees Creep In US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316298704 1795 O the mind, mind has mountains; cliffs of fall, frightful, sheer, no man fathomed. Hopkins, Gerard Manley No worst, there is none Lamb, Victoria Witchrise US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211029 1796 Howl, howl, howl, howl! O, you are men of stones. Had I your tongues and eyes, I'd use them so That heaven's vault should crack. She's gone for ever I know when one is dead, and when one lives. She's dead as earth. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Lamb, Victoria Witchfall US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211005 1797 Who owns the whole rainy, stony earth? Death. Hughes, Ted Examination at the Womb-Door Lamb, Victoria Witchfall US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211005 1798 If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a closed room with a mosquito. African Proverb Proverb Y Lancaster, Mike DotWav US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781510704046 1799 He who fights the battles of America may claim America as his country - and have that claim respected. Douglass, Frederick Landman, Tanya Buffalo Soldier US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406314595 1800 We leave pieces of ourselves everywhere. Every time we meet someone, they take some of us and we take some of them. That's how it is. Little particles stick us together. Bit by bit. I think it's how we get whole. On a piece of notebook paper found on the side of the US 281 Lane, Lindsey Evidence of Things Not Seen US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374300609 1801 Do not be satisfied with the stories that come before you. Unfold your own myth. Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi Latham, Jennifer Scarlett Undercover US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316283939 1802 sublime 1. (adjective) transcendent; complete, absolute 2. (transitive verb) to cause to pass directly from the solid to the vapor state Lauren, Christina Sublime US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481413688 1803 A slumber did my spirit seal I had no human fears: She seem'd a thing that could not feel The touch of earthly years. No motion has she now, no force; She neither haers no sees; Roll'd round in earth's diurnal course, With rocks, and stones, and trees. Wordsworth, William A Slumber Did my Spirit Seal Poem Lauren, Christina Sublime US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481413688 1804 Life contains but two tragedies. One is not to get your heart's desire; the other is to get it. Shaw, George Bernard Y Lawrence, Theo Toxic Heart US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741620 1805 Dim vales—and shadowy floods— And cloudy-looking woods, Whose forms we can’t discover For the tears that drip all over: Huge moons there wax and wane— Again—again—again— Every moment of the night— Forever changing places— And they put out the star-light With the breath from their pale faces. About twelve by the moon-dial, One more filmy than the rest (A kind which, upon trial, They have found to be the best) Comes down—still down—and down With its centre on the crown Of a mountain’s eminence, While its wide circumference In easy drapery falls Over hamlets, over halls, Wherever they may be— O’er the strange woods—o’er the sea— Over spirits on the wing— Over every drowsy thing— And buries them up quite In a labyrinth of light— And then, how, deep! —O, deep, Is the passion of their sleep. In the morning they arise, And their moony covering Is soaring in the skies, With the tempests as they toss, Like—almost any thing— Or a yellow Albatross. They use that moon no more For the same end as before, Videlicet, a tent— Which I think extravagant: Its atomies, however, Into a shower dissever, Of which those butterflies Of Earth, who seek the skies, And so come down again (Never-contented things!) Have brought a specimen Upon their quivering wings Poe, Edgar Allan Fairy-Land Poem Lazear, Suzanne Charmed Vengeance US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1829 9780738733029 1806 Losing love is like a window in your heart Everybody sees you're blown apart Everybody sees the wind blow Simon, Paul Leavitt, Lindsey Going Vintage US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781599907871 1807 Where there is a work of art, there is no madness. Foucault, Michel Leavitt, Martine Calvin US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374380731 1808 Children's book authors should be forced to read their stories aloud every single night of their rotten lives. Watterson, Bill Homicidal Pyscho Jungle Cat: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection Leavitt, Martine Calvin US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374380731 1809 Lizzie Borden took an axe And gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done, She gave her father forty-one. Leaver, Trisha & Currie, Lindsay Sweet Madness US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440588945 1810 If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. African Proverb Proverb Africa Leaver, Trisha & Currie, Lindsay Creed US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738740805 1811 Did I request thee, Maker, from my day To mould me Man, did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me? Milton, John Paradise Lost, quoted in Frankenstein Lee, Mackenzi This Monstrous Thing US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062382771 1812 What a strange thing is man? and what a stranger Is woman! Lord Byron Don Juan, canto 9 Leitch, Martin & Graff, Lisa Stranger Thing US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442429635 1813 Now for the moment things appear to be going very badly with me, and this has been so for a considerable time already, and may continue so in the future for a while; but after everything has seemed to go wrong, there will perhaps come a time when things will go right. I do not count on it, perhaps it will never happen, but if there should come a change for the better, I would consider it so much gain, I would be contented, I would say: at last! you see there was something after all! Roskill, Mark The Letters of Vincent van Gogh Leno, Katrina The Half Life of Molly Pierce US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062231178 1814 "What, nephew," said the king, "is the wind in that door?" Malory, Sir Thomas Le Morte d' Arthur L' Engle, Madeleine A Wind in the Door US 1973 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312368548 1815 ...in their early days they were like the unicorn, wild and uncommitted, which creature cannot be caught by the hunter, no matter how skillful. Nay, but he can be tamed only of his own free will. St, Macrina The Aprocryphal Writings of St. Macrina L' Engle, Madeleine The Young Unicorns US 1968 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312379339 1816 Mountains are giant, restful, absorbent. You can heave your spirti into a mountain and the mountain will keep it, folded, and not throw it back as some creeks will. The creeks are the world with all its stimulus and beauty; I live there. But the mountains are home. Dillard, Annie Pilgrim at Tinker Creek Lenz, Kristin Bartley The Art of Holding On and Letting Go US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780996864916 1817 You see no purpose in travelling among the galaxies and taking their measure, you are content to watch life unfold on planets whose air you will never breathe. I cannot bear such sameness, each eon unfolding as the last. Let me journey, let me stray, let me see how no day on one world shall dawn the same as on another. I am brave enough to face wherever comes, assured that the worst danger is the one yet to come, on a day still several days away. You are content to stand still and remain unnamed. I am not made this way. Versimilitudes 9, The Book of Unease Levy, Anne Boles The Well of Prayers US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781634501934 1818 The demons have drove me from the stars and would hunt me to the far reaches of the unreachable end of the universe. They take different forms and different names but always pursue the same purpose: to erase my name from existence. Yet I will be here to greet the end when it comes, the dying breath of Creation, the moment between order and chaos, the time when time stops. I will stand on the edge of infinity and say my name. My name is Nothing. Versimilitudes 9, The Book of Unease Levy, Anne Boles The Temple of Doubt US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781632204271 1819 Food is our common ground, a universal experience. Beard, James Lewis, Stewart The Secret Ingredient US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743310 1820 If you see a fork in the road, take it. Berra, Yogi Lewis, Stewart The Secret Ingredient US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743310 1821 We need to decide that we will not go to war, whatever reason is conjured up by the politicians or the media, because war in our time is always indiscriminate, a war against innocents, a war against children. Zinn, Howard The Progressive Lewis, Amanda West September 17 US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2001 9780889955073 1822 I dream of giving birth to a child who will ask, "Mother, what was war?" Merriam, Eve Lewis, Amanda West September 17 US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2001 9780889955073 1823 Det some göms i snö, kommer fram vid tö. (What is frozen in snow is revealed at thaw.) Swedish proverb Proverb Sweden Lidh, Jessica The Number 7 US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1824 He died as he had lived, with unmentionable wickedness on his lips -- a sad spectacle of depravity, unwept and unregretted by all! North, Thomas on Nicaragua Smith from Five Years in Texas Lindsey, Mary Fragile Spirits US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1871 9780399161865 1825 It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of Annabel Lee; And this maiden she lived with no other thought Than to love and be loved by me. I was a child and she was a child, In this kingdom by the sea, But we loved with a love that was more than love— I and my Annabel Lee— With a love that the wingèd seraphs of Heaven Coveted her and me. And this was the reason that, long ago, In this kingdom by the sea, A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling My beautiful Annabel Lee; So that her highborn kinsmen came And bore her away from me, To shut her up in a sepulchre In this kingdom by the sea. The angels, not half so happy in Heaven, Went envying her and me— Yes!—that was the reason (as all men know, In this kingdom by the sea) That the wind came out of the cloud by night, Chilling and killing my Annabel Lee. But our love it was stronger by far than the love Of those who were older than we— Of many far wiser than we— And neither the angels in Heaven above Nor the demons down under the sea Can ever dissever my soul from the soul Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; For the moon never beams, without bringing me dreams Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; And the stars never rise, but I feel the bright eyes Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side Of my darling—my darling—my life and my bride, In her sepulchre there by the sea— In her tomb by the sounding sea Poe, Edgar Allan Annabel Lee Poem Y Lindsey, Mary Ashes on the Water US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399159398 1826 The death, then, of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world -- and equally is it beyond doubt that the tips best suited for such topic are those of a bereaved lover. Poe, Edgar Allan The Philosophy of Composition Y Lindsey, Mary Ashes on the Water US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1846 9780399159398 1827 For they would inherit a world so devasted by explosions and poison and fire that today we cannot even conceive of its horrors. So let us try to turn the world away from war. Let us make the most of this opportunity, and every opportunity, to reduce tension, to slow down the perilous nuclear arms race, and to check the world's slide toward final annihilation. Kennedy, President John F. address to American People on Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Speech Y Llyod-Jones, Emily Illusive US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1963 9780316254571 Epigraphs begin on section 1828 The Cold War isn't thawing; it is burning with a deadly heat. Nixon, President Richard M. Llyod-Jones, Emily Deceptive US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1964 97803162554649 Epigraphs begin on section 1829 Out of the night that covers me, Black as the pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds and shall find me unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul Henley, William Ernest Invictus Poem Lomax, David Backward Glass US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738737515 1830 There is a land of the living and a land of the dead and the bridge is love, the only survival, the only meaning. Wilder, Thornton The Bridge of San Luis Rey Longo, Jennifer Six Feet Over It US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780449818718 1831 Changing is what people do when they have no options left. Black, Holly Red Glove Y Maberry, Jonathan Fire & Ash US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442439924 Epigraphs begin on sections 1832 A memory is what is left when something happens and does not completely unhappen. Edward de Bono Y McArthur, Shallee The Unhappening of Genesis Lee US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781629146478 1833 Secrets are generally terrible. Beauty is not hidden -- only ugliness and deformity. Montgomery, L.M. McBride, Susan Very Bad Things US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385737975 1834 wipe your eyes and be glad you're still among the living Arnold, Craig Hymn to Persephone McCarry, Sarah Dirty Wings US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250049384 1835 La musique savante manque a notre desir. Rimbaud McCarry, Sarah Dirty Wings US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250049384 1836 You may find in that far-off land to which you go, sorrows which may often fill your Chalice to the brim. Yet I say to you, Go! my dear daughters, go with great courage where God calls you! St Mary Euphrasia Pelletier McCarthy, Maureen The Convent US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743318348 1837 I will love the light For it shows me the way. Yet I will endure the darkness For it shows me the stars Og Mandino McClellan, Rachel Fractured Soul US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781462111800 1838 Where is the eye that can see You? The Beloved is there, but the eyes are blind. We are lost in our own veil, While everywhere Your vision prevails. So long as Atta is lost in Your sorrow The people of the heart will always yearn for him! Farid Al-Din Attar Lough, Amber The Blind Wish US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385369800 1839 Why do you think I call you "Ghostie"? Mostly because you're impossible to see. Punchline Love, Jessica In Real Life US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250064714 1840 Perseverance becomes its own kind of strength Japanese saying Saying Japan Lowitz, Leza Up from the Sea US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553534740 1841 We are such stuff As dreams are made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Lowry, Lois Grosamer US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385734165 1842 We're catching bullets with our heads and hearts and all the darkest parts of us... Tunng Bullets Lowe, Joaquin Bullet Catcher US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471405068 1843 And bound for the same bourn as I, On every road I wandered by, Trod beside me, close and dear, The beautiful and death-struck year. Housman, A.E. A Shropshire Lad Y Lucier, Makiia A Death-Struck Year US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544164505 Epigraphs begin on section 1844 The most beautiful and most profound emotion we can experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the source of all true science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead. Einstein, Albert Luna, Kari The Theory of Everything US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399256264 1845 Out of the wealth of fire opals and the blood of Eleanor's army was the kingdom of Galandria born. Eleanor of Andewyn House: Galandria's Greatest Queen Y Lundquist, Jenny The Opal Crown US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780762454228 1846 Lonely people have enthusiasms which cannot always be explained... When something touches their emotions, it runs through them like Paul Revere, awakening feelings that gather into great armies. Helprin, Mark Winter's Tale Lyne, Jennifer Catch Rider US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547868714 1847 O wad some Power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! Burns, Robert To a Louse Poem Lynch, Chris Irreversible US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481429856 1848 It is not light that we need, but fire; it is not the gentle shower, but thunder. We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the earthquake. Douglas, Frederick Lyons, C.J. Watched US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1849 cap-ping [kap-ing] Verb, Slang: 1. The act of shooting or killing someone with a gun. 2. The practice of capturing covert screenshots, usually of underage girls and boys, and then using them to coerce the subjects into performing sexual acts on video. (See also: capper, noun, slang) Lyons, C.J. Watched US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1850 cap-per [kap-er] Noun, slang: 1. An informer. 2. A person who captures covert screenshots for the purpose of blackmail, bullying, sexual gratification, or to trade among online communities. Lyons, C.J. Watched US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1851 I walked a mile with Pleasure; She chattered all the way, But left me none the wiser For all she had to say. I walked a mile with Sorrow And ne're a word said she; But oh, the things I learned from her When Sorrow walked with me! Hamilton, Robert Browning McDaniel, Lurlene Losing Gabriel US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1852 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die... Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 (KJV) McDaniel, Lurlene The End of Forever US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743808 1853 The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be. Emerson, Ralph Waldo McEntire, Myra Infinityglass US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844410 1854 It is the beautiful bird which gets caged. Old Chinese Proverb Proverb China McGarry, Katie Dare You To US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848452282 1855 My continuous word of warning is that you should never be discouraged by failure, and never expect success. Then if you don't find the treasure, you will not be too disappointed, and if you are successful, you'll be able to stand it more gracefully. Snow, Edward Rowe McGinty, Sean The End of Fun US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484722114 1856 In one of the stars I shall be living. In one of them I shall be laughing. And so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night... Antoine de Saint-Exupery McInnes, Nicole 100 Days US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374302849 1857 I fitted to the latch My hand, with trembling care, Lest back the awful door should spring, And leave me standing there. I moved my fingers off As cautiously as glass, And held my ears, and like a thief Fled gasping from the house. Dickinson, Emily McKissack, Jennifer Sanctuary US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545587587 1858 Sadness is easier because it's surrender. I say, make time to dance alone with one hand waving free. Elizabethtown McNeil, Gretchen I'm Not Your Manic Pixie Dream Girl US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062409119 1859 And moving through a mirror clear That hangs before her all the year, Shadows of the world appear. Alfred, Lord Tennyson The Lady of Shalot Poem McNeil, Gretchen 03:59 US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062118813 1860 In a Wonderland they lie, Dreaming as the days go by, Dreaming as the summers die. Carroll, Lewis A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky Poem McQuein, Josin L. Premeditated US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743297 1861 Let come what comes; only I'll be revenged. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play McNeil, Gretchen Get Dirty US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062260871 1862 I am a Benandante because I go with the others to fight... I go... in spirit and the body remains behind... the trial of Paolo Gasparutto Maggi, Nicole Winter Falls US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1580 9781605426839 1863 Society... has taken upon itself the general arrangement of the whole system of spoons. Dickens, Charles Bleak House Maguire, Gregory Egg & Spoon US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763672201 1864 Tell Polly she shall have half my egg. Gardam, Jane The Tribute Maguire, Gregory Egg & Spoon US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763672201 1865 It will have blood; they say, blood will have blood. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play Maniscalco, Kerri Stalking Jack the Ripper US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316273497 1866 She's my best friend and I hate her. Heathers Manning, Sara The Worst Girlfriend in the World US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781907411014 1867 In people's eyes, in the swing, tramp and trudge; in the bellow and the uproar; the carriages, motor cars, omnibuses, vans, sandwich men shuffling and swinging; brass bands; barrel organs; in the triumph and the jingle and the strange high singing of some aeroplane overhead was what she loved; life; London. Woolf, Virginia Mrs Dalloway Novel Manning, Sara London Belong to Us US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404610 1868 The world is nearly all parceled out, and what there is left of it is being divided up, conquered, and colonized. To there of these stars that you see overhead at night, these vast worlds which we can never reach. I would annex the planets if I could; I often think of that. It makes me sad to see them so clear and yet so far. Rhodes, Cecil The Last Will and Testament of Cecil John Rhodes Y Martin, T. Michael Mr. Fahrenheit US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062201836 1869 But the true voyagers are those who leave For the sake of leaving: hearts light, like balloons, They never swerve from their destinies, And without knowing why, they say always. "We must go!" Baudelaire, Charles The Voyage Y Martin, T. Michael Mr. Fahrenheit US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062201836 1870 Lady, you bereft me of all words, Only my blood speaks to you in my veins. Shakespeare, William Marney, Ellie Every Word US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770497757 1871 I shall tell you a great secret, my friend. Do not wait for the last judgment, it takes place every day. Camus, Albert Martin, T. Michael The End Games US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062201805 1872 A dead baby. A score of slaughtered sailors. The truth of what started the war was a matter of which side you were on and how you spun the story. In her grief, the queen wept seven tears into the sea, one for each of her brightest diamonds, and then she waited. Abernathy, Iana The Cost of Secrets Marr, Melissa Seven Black Diamonds US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062011176 1873 I see thee still! Thou art not dead Though dust is mingling with thy form The broken sunbeam hath not shed The final rainbow on the storm. Old Inscription at Highgate Cemetery Marzi, Chrisoph Memory US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408326503 1874 I am the captain of my soul. Invictus Massey, David Taken US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908435736 1875 Only your actions shall go with you. Guru Granth Mason, Simon Kid Got Shot US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910989142 1876 Believing takes practice. L' Engle, Madeleine A Wind in the Door Novel Mathieu, Jennifer Devoted US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596439115 1877 Information is not knowledge. Einstein, Albert Matson, Lynne NIL Unlocked US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781627792936 1878 The Elder looked across to Tamsin in the firelight. "Pay close attention when people tell you stories," he said. "At their core, every story you've ever heard comes down to two things. Someone goes on a long journey or a stranger comes to town." Tasmin considered this as the fire cackled. "But can't it sometimes be both?" The Elder looked at her for a long moment, like he was seeing something she was not. "Yes," he finally said, his voice grave. "Very occasionally, it can." McCallister, C.B. A Murder of Crows US Matson, Morgan The Unexpected Everything US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481404549 1879 Whatever the stories may say, not all children grow up. Some lose their lives before their milk teeth. Some run away. Others are taken. Many leap headlong, tempted by a tale of who they might be... Never to find that other shore. Maxwell, Lisa Unhooked US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481432047 1880 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William Requiem for a Nun Maxwell, Lisa Sweet Unrest US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738740812 1881 Between grief and nothing, I will take grief. Faulkner, William Metzger, Lois Change Places With Me US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062385536 1882 Don't worry, be happy. McFerrin, Bobby Metzger, Lois Change Places With Me US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062385536 1883 These violent delights have violent ends And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, Which, as they kiss, consume. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play Meyer, Stephenie New Moon US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316024969 1884 The adventure is over. Everything gets over, and nothing is ever enough. Except the part you carry with you. Konigsburg, E.L. From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs Basil E. Frankweiler Mills, Emma This Adventure Ends US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781627799355 1885 Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards. Kierkegaard, Soren Miller, Lauren Parallel US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062199775 1886 Gray whale Now that we are sending you to The End That great god Tell him That we who follow you invented forgiveness And forgive nothing ... When you will not see again The whale calves trying the light Consider what you will find in the black garden And its court The sea cows the Great Auks the gorillas The irreplaceable hosts ranged countless And fore-ordaining as stars Our sacrifices Join your word to theirs Tell him That it is we who are important Merwin, W.S. For a Coming Extinction Poem Millet, Lydia Pills and Starships US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781617752759 1887 Our doubts are traitors, And make us loose the good we oft might win By fearing to attempt. Shakespeare, William Mitchell, J. Barton The Severed Tower US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250009470 1888 Be not the slave of your own past. Dive deep and swim far, so you shall come back with self-respect, with new power... that shall explain and overlook the old. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Mitchard, Jacquelyn What We Lost in the Dark US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616951436 1889 Etre et durer (To be and to last) the unofficial motto of Parkour Mitchard, Jacquelyn What We Saw at Night US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616951412 1890 Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Bryan, William Jennings Mitchell, J. Barton Valley of Fires US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781350009487 1891 If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is. Neumann, John Von Monaghan, Annabel Double Digit US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544105775 1892 ...and, best of all, to open my inward ear to a tale that was never ended -- a tale my imagination created, and narrated continuously; quickened with all of incident, life, fire, feeling, that I desired and had not in my actual existence. Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Mont, Eve Marie A Breath of Eyre US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780758269485 1893 If I am the phantom, it is because man's hatred has made me so. If I am to be saved it is because your love redeems me. Leroux, Gaston The Phantom of the Opera Mont, Eve Marie A Phantom Enchantment US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780758269508 1894 ... somewhere between the real world and fairyland, where the Actual and the Imaginary may meet... Ghosts might enter here, without affrighting us. Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Scarlett Letter Novel Mont, Eve Marie A Touch of Scarlet US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780758269492 1895 If people bring so much courage to this world the world has to kill them to break them, so of course it kills them. The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. Hemingway, Ernest A Farewell to Arms Novel Monninger, Joseph Whippoorwill US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544531239 1896 The quality of mercy is not strain'd. It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest: It blesseth him that gives and him that takes. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Play Monninger, Joseph Whippoorwill US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544531239 1897 There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Moore, Peter V is for Villain US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157496 1898 If only I had known the magnitude of the forces and powers our work would unleash, I would have shut down the project and destroyed every scrap of research. We have tampered with the very essence of what limits mankind. Our species cannot survive without those limits, and if the human race extinguishes itself, I fear it is I who must bear the blame. Kolvasz-Zimmerman, Dr. J. Laslo Moore, Peter V is for Villain US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1964 9781423157496 1899 ...young Romulus Will take the leadership, build walls of Mars, And call by his own name his people Romans. For these I set no limits, world or time, But make the gift of Empire without end. Virgil The Aeneid Morris, Paula The Eternal City US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545251334 1900 Look me in the eye And tell me that I'm satisfied. Were you satisfied. The Replacements Moracho, Cristina Althea & Oliver US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670785391 1901 Somewhere deep inside us the centre holds. Di Brandt Moser, Elise Lily & Taylor US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781554983346 1902 There is something in the human voice that, coming from the soul, moves our own souls profoundly. Baker, Janet Y Mourlevat, Jean-Claude Winter Song US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406350036 Epigraphs begin on section 1903 The urge to discover secrets is deeply ingrained in human nature; even the least curious mind is roused by the promise of sharing knowledge withheld from others. Chadwick, John The Decipherment of Linear B Moulton, Erin E. Keepers of the Labyrinth US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399164590 1904 The vastest things are those we may not learn. We are not taught to die, or to be born, Nor how to burn With love. How pitiful is our enforced return To those small things we are masters of. Peake, Mervyn Moss, Miriam Girl on a Plane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544783997 1905 Every act of creation is first an act of destruction. Picasso, Pablo Mullen, Diane C. Tagged US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781580895835 1906 Márgarét, áre you gríeving Over Goldengrove unleaving? Leáves like the things of man, you With your fresh thoughts care for, can you? Ah! ás the heart grows older It will come to such sights colder By and by, nor spare a sigh Though worlds of wanwood leafmeal lie; And yet you wíll weep and know why. Now no matter, child, the name: Sórrow’s spríngs áre the same. Nor mouth had, no nor mind, expressed What heart heard of, ghost guessed: It ís the blight man was born for, It is Margaret you mourn for. Hopkins, Gerard Manley Spring and Fall: to a young child Y Murdoch, Emily If you Find Me US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621524 1907 The force behind being is the bee. Without this little creature, all life on our planet would cease to exist. Y Mussi, Sarah Breakdown US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471401916 Epigraphs begin on section 1908 Here we are in danger of focusing only on Isis, when it is quite likely that another group, perhaps a splinter group even more ferocious, might spawn from this current spate of violence... There is something else about Isis that has emerged as different from other extremist groups and that is their treatment of women and girls. Male violence against women is nothing new and unfortunately knows neither racial or cultural boundaries. Siddique,, Mona Isis: A contrived ideology justifying barbarism and sexual control' The Observer Mussi, Sarah Bomb US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2014 9781444917864 1909 Fair foul, and foul is fair. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Mussi, Sarah Bomb US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444917864 1910 To live is not merely to breathe: It is to act, It is to make use of our organs, senses, faculties -- of all those parts of ourselves which give us the feeling of existence. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Myers, Walter Dean All The Right Stuff US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061960895 1911 There are two kinds of equality; that which consists in dividing the same advantages indiscriminately among all the citizens, and that which consists in distributing them to each according to his deserts. Isocrates Myers, Walter Dean All The Right Stuff US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061960895 1912 A fool's paradise is a wise man's hell! Fuller, Thomas Nader, Elisa Escape from Eden US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440582844 1913 Most of the witches that have ever beene discovered have been so by malice. Archdeacon of Colchester Naughton, Sarah The Blood List US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1644 9780857078667 1914 You've got to destroy a few lives on the way to where you want to get. Frank, Joe Neri, G. Knockout Games US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467732697 1915 And all the stars were crashing round As I laid eyes on what I'd found. The Decemberists Song Ness, Patrick The Crane Wife US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857868749 1916 No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main. Donne, John Nicholls, Sally An Island of Our Own US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407124339 1917 Truly, it is in darkness that one finds the light. Eckhart, Meister Germany Nielsen, Jennifer A. A Night Divided US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1918 "Atticus, he was real nice..." "Most people are, Scout, when you finally see them." Lee, Harper To Kill a Mockingbird Novel US Niven, Jennifer Holding Up the Universe US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385755924 1919 It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Antoine de Saint-Exupery Noel, Alyson Mystic US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312575670 1920 Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darknes that most frightens us. Williamson, Marianne Noel, Alyson Horizon US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312664893 1921 Labor with what zeal we will, Something still remains undone, Something uncompleted still Waits the rising of the sun. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Y Norris, Elizabeth Unbreakable US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062103765 Epigraphs begin on section 1922 "Proud and insolent youth," said Hook, "prepare to meet thy doom." "Dark and sinister man," Peter answered,"have at thee." Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan Novel Oakes, Colleen Wendy Darling US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781943006007 1923 "How do you like the Queen?" said the Cat in a low voice. "Not at all," said Alice: "she's so extremely --" Just then she noticed that the Queen was close behind her, listening; so she went on, "-- likely to win, that it's hardly worth while finishing the game." Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel Oakes, Colleen Queen of Hearts US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062409720 1924 Oh, Sword that I left by my beloved's bed, If only I had you now. Kojiki Noriko Ogiwara Mirror Sword and Shadow Prince US 1991 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1925 Like the swift flowing waters Parted by a rock in midsteam, We shall be reunited. Sutoku Noriko Ogiwara Dragon Sword and Wind Child US 1988 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781421537634 1926 Oh, my dearest friend! I never thought you dead, Until your horse came home. Its reins along the ground, Your heart's blood on its flanks. Eiblin dubh Ni Chonaill Caoineadh Airt Ui Laoghaire O'Guilin, Peadar The Call US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1773 9781338045611 1927 O beauty, are you not enough? Teasdale, Sara Ohlin, Nancy Beauty US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442472655 1928 Ghosts don't haunt us. That's not how it works. They're present among us because we won't let go of them. Grafton, Sue Olson, Norah What the Dead Want US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062410115 1929 Conscience is no more than the dead speaking to us. Carroll, Jim Olson, Norah What the Dead Want US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062410115 1930 In the beginning, Man created the new women, the eves. Audio Guide to the Rules for Proper female Behaviour, the original Father O'Neill, Louise Only Ever Yours US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848664159 1931 O sleep, O gentle sleep, Nature's soft nurse, how have I frighted thee, That thou no more wilt weigh my eyelids down And steep my senses in forgetfulness? Shakespeare, William Henry IV, Part II Orloff, Erica In Dreams US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780142424070 1932 Mithridates, he died old. Housman, A.E. A Shropshire Lad Ormsbee, Kathryn Lucky Few US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481455282 1933 We have a bomb with a working that will astonish the whole world. Hitler, Adolf in conversation with Mussolini Germany Osborne, William Winter's Bullet US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1944 9781909489769 1934 Save one life, save the world. The Talmud Osborne, William Winter's Bullet US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781909489769 1935 "And your defect is a propensity to hate everybody." "And yours," he replied with a smile, "is willfully to misunderstand them." Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Y Oseman, Alice Solitaire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062335685 1936 It was night, and the rain fell; and, falling, it was rain, but, having fallen, it was blood. Poe, Edgar Allan Silence: A Fable Ostow, Micol Amity US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1937 There are three dates in the school calendar that I find particularly loathsome: Valentine's Day, for obvious reasons, April Fool's Day (ditto) and the first morning of the Autumn term, when we must exchange the inspirational pursuits of summer for the dehumanising rituals of a new school year. Dido's Lament: 1,000 Things I Hate About School Packham, Simon Only We Know US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848124271 1938 Las Vegas is the only place I know where money really talks -- it says, "Good-bye." Sinatra, Frank The Joker is Wild Painchaud, Michelle Pretending to be Erica US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670014972 1939 What was silent in the father speaks in the son. Nietzsche, Friedrich Parlato, Steven The Namesake US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440554575 1940 And though in all lands, love is now mingled with grief, it still grows, perhaps the greater. Tolkien, J.R.R. The Lord of the Rings Novel Parlato, Steven The Namesake US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440554575 1941 Beshrew me but I love her heartily; For she is wise, if I can judge of her, And fair she is, if that mine eyes be true. And true she is, as she hath proved herself, And therefore, like herself, wise, fair and true. Shall she be placed in my constant soul. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Play Parkinson, Siobhan Heart Shaped US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444903607 1942 God will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas, but for scars. Hubbard, Elbert Pashley, Hilton Sammaels Wings US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781783443253 1943 Know ye not that we shall judge the angels? Corinthians 6:3 Pashley, Hilton Sammaels Wings US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781783443253 1944 No trees in sight, just concrete Still I see Two roads twist and turn; twist and turn, in front of me There's no signs, but screams Which way's reality? So you choose; yeah, you choose Maby; maby, you lose the morning's coming soon Sidewalk paved on hitches Broken hearts not fixed by stitches But morning's coming soon No right in sight, just questions And you find There's no map to Mecca It's just life No right answer; perfect marks It's no big deal; it's just your heart Falling stars, lightning sparks This will only sting a bit We are all Magnets for fate stumbling, skipping, running at our pace Making choices, losing voices Making wishes for forgiveness Morning's coming soon And no matter where you sit, how fast you sip The coffee tastes the same on magnet lips Electric Freakshow Magnets for Fate Song Patrick, Cat & Young, Suzanne Just Like Fate US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442472730 1945 Only the young have such moments. Conrad, Joseph The Shadow Line Paulsen, Gary The Voyage of the Frog US 1989 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545085359 1946 Infection tunnels deep within, poisoning the blood and sapping one's strength. The Book of the Eternal Rose Paul, Fiona Starling US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257278 1947 Fire is power. Blood is life. The Book of the Eternal Rose Paul, Fiona Belladonna US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257261 1948 Go and look again at the roses. Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Little Prince Novel Peacock, Shane Last Message US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781554699353 1949 Gather quickly Out of darkness All the songs you know And throw them at the sun Before they melt Like snow. Hughes, Langston Bouquet Perez, Ashley Hope Out of Darkness US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467742023 1950 It was not darkness that fell from the air. It was brightness. Joyce, James A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Novel Perez, Ashley Hope Out of Darkness US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467742023 1951 There could have been no two hearts so open, no tastes so similar, no feelings so in unison, no countenances so beloved. Now they were as strangers; nay, worse than strangers, for they could never become acquainted. It was a perpetual estrangement. Austen, Jane Persuasion Novel Peterfreund, Diana For Darkness Shows the Stars US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062006158 1952 From childhood's hour I have not been As others were; I have not seen As others saw; I could not bring My passions from a common spring. From the same source I have not taken My sorrow; I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone; And all I loved, I loved alone. Poe, Edgar Allan Alone Poem Phelan, James Survivor US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780758280688 1953 Perhaps all our loves are merely hints and symbols; a hill of many invisible crests; doors that open as in a dream to reveal only a further stretch of carpet and another door. Waugh, Evelyn Brideshead Revisited Philpot, Chelsey Even in Paradise US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293695 1954 A little water clears us of his deed. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Philip, Gillian Bad Faith US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781905537082 1955 It ain't necessarily so. Gershwin, Ira Philip, Gillian Bad Faith US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781905537082 1956 Dystopia (n): an imaginary place that is depressinly wretched The Penguin English Dictionary Philip, Gillian Bad Faith US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781905537082 1957 Oh Queen of Fays -- If I had known of this day's deed -- I would have let your knight, Tam Lin, ride down to Hell on his milk-white steed. Langrish, Katherine Janet Speaks Philip, Gillian Bloodstone US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780765369420 1958 Who can ever know what will be discovered? Eddie Carbone had never expected to have a destiny. Miller, Arthur A View from the Bridge Pierson, DC Crap Kingdom US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670014323 1959 How sad and bad and mad it was -- but then, how it was sweet! Browning, Robert Confessions Pitcher, Annabel Yours Truly US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316246781 1960 It took the view of the earth from space... to let us sense a planet on which living things, the air, the oceans, and the rocks all combine in one as Gaia. The name of the super-organism, Gaia, is not a synonym for the biosphere... Just as teh shell is part of a snail, so the rocks, the air, and the oceans are a part of Gaia. Gaia, as we shall see, has continuity with the past back to the origins of life, and extends into the future as long as life persists. Lovelock, James The Ages of Gaia Plum, Amy After the End US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062225603 1961 ...In addition to our immediate consciousness, which is of a thoroughly personal nature and which we believe to be the only empirical psyche... there exists a second psychic system of a collective, universal, and impersonal nature which is identical in all individuals. This collective unconscious does not develop individually but is inherited. It consists of pre-existent forms... which give definite form to certain pyschic contents. Jung, C.G. The Archetype and the Collective Unconsciousness Plum, Amy After the End US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062225603 1962 I'm a scientist, not a theologian. I don't know if there is a God or not. Religion requires certainty. Revere and respect Gaia. Have trust in Gaia. But not faith. Lovelock, James Plum, Amy Until the Beginning US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062225634 1963 Sweet my Love whom I loved to try for, Sweet my Love whom I love and sign for, Will you once love me and sigh for me, You my Love whom I Love and die for? Rossetti, Christina Mariana Poem Plum, Amy If I Should Die US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1881 9780062004031 1964 In wildness is the preservation of the world. Thoreau, Henry David Pohl-Weary, Emily Not Your Ordinary Wolf Girl US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477817308 1965 I have a daughter - have while she is mine... Shakespeare, William Hamlet Y Polak, Monique So Much It Hurts US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459801363 Epigraphs begin on chapter 1966 When the world is sick, can't no one be well, But I dreamt we was all beautiful and strong. A Silver Mt Zion God Bless Our Dead Marines Porter, Sarah The Twice Lost US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547482521 1967 O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian to his Honolulu Lou and he's sighin' and cryin' and all the while he's tryin' just to say "I love you true" with his "arra yaaka hula," "begorrah hickey dula," and his Irish "Ji-ji-boo," O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian to his Honolulu Lou. Cornack, Rennie O'Brien is Tryin' to learn to Talk Hawaiian Portman, Frank King Dork Approximately US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1916 9780385736183 1968 Night, you bring home all things That the shining dawn scatters: You bring home a lamb, Bring home a kid, Bring home a child to its mother. Sappho Porter, Sarah Vassa in the Night US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780765380548 1969 Then the eyes of the little doll began to shine like two candles. It ate a little of the bread and drank a little of the soup and said: "Don't be afraid, Wassilissa the Beautiful. Be comforted. Say thy prayers, and go to sleep. The morning is wiser than the evening. Wheeler, Post Wassilissa the Beautiful Porter, Sarah Vassa in the Night US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780765380548 1970 i carry your heart (I carry it in my heart) Cummings, E.E. Poem Preble, Joy It Wasn't Always Like This US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616955885 1971 What is constant in this world of change? Yesterday. Japanese Poem Poem Japan Preus, Margi The Bamboo Sword US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419708077 1972 As a new heaven is begun... the Eternal Hell revives. Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Prentice, Andrew & Weil, Jonathan Devil's Blood US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910200575 1973 He thought about himself, and the whole Earth Of Man the wonderful and of the Stars And how the deuce they ever could have birth; And then he thought of Earthquakes, and of Wars How many miles the Moon might have in girth Of Air-balloons, and of the many bars To perfect knowledge of the boundless Skies; And then he thought of Donna Julia's eyes. Lord Byron Don Juan Prentice, Andrew & Weil, Jonathan Devil's Blood US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910200575 1974 We stepped out gaily on a carpet of flowers, little imagining the abyss beneath. Philippe, Louis Comte de Segur Prentice, Andrew & Weil, Jonathan Devil's Blood US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910200575 1975 Texas is a state of mind. Steinback, John Preble, Joy The A-Word US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616952907 1976 No one who, like me, conjures up the most evil of those half-tamed demons that inhabit the human breast, and seeks to wrestle with them, can expect to come through the struggle unscathed. Freud, Sigmund Dora: An Analysis of a Case of Hysteria Prinz, Yvonne If You're Lucky US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616204631 1977 "Choose you weapon," said the old general, coughing into a silk handkerchief and striking the handsome young calvary officer in the face with his white leather glove. "I choose... Time," said the younger man with a sigh, settling himself down in the long grass under the bright morning sun and closing his eyes. Palp, Francis The Ghost Tram and Other Stories Priestley, Chris Anything that Isn't This US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404641 1978 Into this wild abyss, The womb of nature and perhaps her grave, Of neither sea, nor shore, nor air, nor fire. But all these in their pregnant causes mixed Confusedly, and which thus must ever fight, Unless the almighty maker them ordain His dark materials to create more worlds, Into this wild abyss the wary fiend Stood on the brink of hell and looked a while, Pondering his voyage... Milton, John Paradise Lost Pullman, Philip Northern Lights US 1995 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407153322 1979 I had a dream, which was not all a dream. The bright sun was extinguish'd, and the stars Did wander darkling in the eternal space, Rayless, and pathless, and the icy earth Swung blind and blackening in the moonless air; Morn came and went -- and came, and brought no day, And men forgot their passions in the dread Of this their desolation; and all hearts Were chill'd into a selfish prayer for light: Lord Byron Poem Y Purdy, Rebekah L. The Winter People US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781622663682 1980 Over hill, over dale, Through bush, through brier, Over park, over pale, Through flood, through fire! I do wander everywhere, Swiftier than the moon's sphere; And I serve the Fairy Queen, To dew her orbs upon the green; The cowslips tall her pensioners be; In their gold coats spots you see; Those be rubies, fairy favours; In those freckles live their savours; I must go seek some dewdrops here, And hang a pearl in every cowslip's ear. Shakespeare, William Purdy, Rebekah L. The Summer Marked US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781633750098 1981 You don't get over it because "it" is the person you loved. Winterson, Jeanette Written on the Body Rabb, Margo Cures for Heartbreak US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062471567 1982 Always forgive your enemies -- nothing annoys them so much. Wilde, Oscar Rasheed, Leila Diamonds Deceit US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423171188 1983 There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. Wilde, Oscar Rasheed, Leila Cinders Sapphire US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423171171 1984 Love is merely a madness, and, I tell you, deserves as well a dark house and a whip as madmen do. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Rattle, Alison The Madness US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471401039 1985 Down in a green and shady bed, A modest violet grew; Its stalk was bent, it hung its head, As if to hide from view. And yet it was a lovely flower, Its colours bright and fair; It might have graced a rosy bower, Instead of hiding there. Taylor, Jane Rattle, Alison V is for Violet US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471403811 1986 No armed police force, or detective agency, or armed body of men, shall ever be brought into this state for the suppression of domestic violence, except upon the application of the legislature, or the executive, when the legislature can not be convened. Constituition of the state of Idaho, Article XIV, Section 6 Reedy, Trent Divide We Fall US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545543675 1987 Life, like a dome of many-coloured glass, Stains the white radiance of Eternity. Shelly, Percy Bysshe Adonais Poem Reiss, Kathryn The Glass House People US 1992 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780152310400 1988 No doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Ehermann, Max Desiderata Poem Revis, Beth A World Without You US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595147158 1989 Hey there, you, looking for a brighter season, need to lay your burden down. Hey, there, you, drowning in a helpless feeling, buried under deeper ground. Mvula, Laura Sing to the Moon Reynolds, Jason The Boy in the Black Suit US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442459502 1990 History can only teach its lesson if it is remembered. Soto, Carmelo Reynolds, Jason & Kiely, Brendan All American Boys US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481463331 1991 If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself, what am I? Hillel the Elder Reynolds, Jason & Kiely, Brendan All American Boys US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481463331 1992 Be good to your family, y'all, no matter where your families are 'cause everybody needs family, y'all... Bey, Yasiin Sunshine Reynolds, Jason When I was The Great EST US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442459472 1993 What we all call empty space contains an immense background of energy. This vast sea of energy may play a key part in the understanding of the cosmos as a whole. Space, which has so much energy, is full rather than empty. What we perceive through the senses as empty space is actually the plenum, which is the ground for the existence of everything, including ourselves. Bohm, David Richardson, Tracy The Field US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781935462835 1994 If Death were an animal, she would be a Wolf. Medieval proverb, thought to originate in the Cotswolds Proverb Richards, Justin The Wolfstone Curse US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848775510 1995 An amazing spectacle... one human episode amid all the atrocities which have stained the memory of war. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan on the Christmas truce Y Riordan, James When the Guns Fall Silent US 2000 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1914 9780192735706 1996 It is perhaps the best and most heartening Christmas story of modern times. Brown, Malcolm & Seaton, Shirley Christmas Truce on the Western Front Y Riordan, James When the Guns Fall Silent US 2000 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1994 9780192735706 1997 But soft, what light through yonder window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet is the sun! Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play Cohen, Paula Marantz Beatrice Bunson's Guide to Romeo and Juliet US 2016 Young Adult Fiction 9781589881051 1998 Shakespeare is really neat. Bunson, Beatrice Cohen, Paula Marantz Beatrice Bunson's Guide to Romeo and Juliet US 2016 Young Adult Fiction 9781589881051 1999 There is no substance which is not a poison; all are poisonous. Only the dose determines. Paracelsus Cokal, Susann The Kingdom of Little Wounds US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780763666941 2000 The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. Cowardice will suffer for its triumph. Courage will suffer for its overthrow. Burke, Edmund Cole, Steve Heads You Die US 2016 Young Adult Fiction 9781782952411 2001 Nowadays the world is lit by lightning! Williams, Tennessee The Glass Menagerie Play Combs, Sarah The Light Fantastic US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 1944 9780763678517 2002 We've got to love, no matter how many skies have fallen. Lawrence, D.H. Combs, Sarah The Light Fantastic US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 1944 9780763678517 2003 Always be on the watch for the coming of wonders. White, E.B. Combs, Sarah Breakfast Served Anytime US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780763667917 2004 Do not go gentle into that good night, / Old age should burn and rage at close of day; / Rage, rage against the dying of the light. / Though wise men at their end know dark is right, / Because theirs words had forked no lightning they / Do not go gentle into that good night. / Good men, the last wave by, crying how bright / Their frail deeds might have danced in a green bay, / Rage, rage against the dying of the light. / WIld men who caught and sang the sun in flight, / And learn , too late, they grieved it on its way, / Do not go gentle into that good night. / Grave men, near death, who see with blinding sight / Blind eyes could blaze like meteors and be gay, / Rage, rage against the dying of the light. / And you, my father, there on the sad height, / Curse, bless me now with you fierce tears, I pray. / Do not go gentle into that good night. / Rage, rage against the dying of the light. Thomas, Dylan Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night Poem Condie, Ally Crossed US 2011 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780142421710 2005 Sunset and evening star, / And one clear call for me! / And may there be no moaning of the bar, / When I put out to sea. / But such a tide as moving seems asleep, / Too full for sound and foam, / When that which drew from out the boundless deep / Turns again home. / Twilight and evening bell, / And after that the dark! / And may there be no sadness of farewell, / When I embark; / For tho' from out our bourne of Time and Place / The flood may bear me far, / I hope to see my Pilot face to face / When I have crossed the bar. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Crossing the Bar Poem Condie, Ally Crossed US 2011 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780142421710 2006 The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Proust, Marcel Warga, Jasmine My Heart and Other Black Holes US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780062324672 2007 At midnight, do they glide forth to gather on the high road, / and alackaday to any youth who comes upon them! / He shall dance, he shall embrace them in unbridled frenzy, / and he shall dance without rest until he fall down dead. Heine, Heinrich Elementargeister Conway, Celeste Unlovely US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 1837 9781440582790 2008 For never was a story of more woe / Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play Cook, Kristi Magnolia US 2014 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442485358 2009 A greater power than we can contradict / Hath thwarted our intents. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play Cook, Kristi Magnolia US 2014 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442485358 2010 Boast not proud English, of thy birth and blood / Thy brother Indian is by birth as Good. / Of one blood God made Him, and Thee and All. / As wise, as faire, as strong, as personall. Williams, Roger Poem Cooper, Susan Ghost Hawk US 2013 Young Adult Fiction 1643 9781442481411 2011 This land is your land, this land is my land / From California to the New York Island, / From the Redwood Forest to the Gulf Stream waters, / This land was made for you and me. Guthrie, Woody This Land Is Your Land Song Cooper, Susan Ghost Hawk US 2013 Young Adult Fiction 1944 9781442481411 2012 bucket list (noun)—A list of things you want to do before you die; comes from the phrase kick the bucket (to die) Coriell, Shelley Goodbye, Rebel Blue US 2013 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781419709302 2013 Shut out from the heaven it makes its moan, / It frets against the boundary shore; / All earth's full rivers cannot fill / The sea, that drinking thirsteth still. Rossetti, Christian By The Sea Poem Córdova, Zoraida The Savage Blue US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781299649538 2014 A mermaid found a swimming lad, / Picked him for her own, / Pressed her body to his body, / Laughed; and plunging down / Forgot in cruel happiness / That even lovers drown. Yeats, W.B. A Man Young and Old Poem Córdova, Zoraida The Savage Blue US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781299649538 2015 "Now put me into the barge," said the king... / "for I will into the Vale of Avilion to heal me of my grievous wound; / and if thou hear never more of me, pray for my soul." Malory, Sir Thomas Le Morte D'Arthur Book Córdova, Zoraida The Vast and Brutal Sea US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781306867146 2016 And if the earthly no longer knows your name, / Whisper to the silent earth: I'm flowing. / To the flashing water say: I am. Rilke, Rainer Maria Silent Friend of Many Distances, Feel Poem Córdova, Zoraida The Vast and Brutal Sea US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781306867146 2017 Wherever he steps, whatever he touches, whatever he leaves, even unconsciously, will serve as a silent witness against him. Not only his fingerprints or his footprints, but his hair, the fibers from his clothes, the glass he breaks, the tool mark he leaves, the paint he scratches, the blood or semen he deposits or collects. All of these and more, bear mute witness against him. This is evidence that does not forget. It is not confused by the excitement of the moment. It is not absent because human witnesses are. It is factual evidence. Physical evidence cannot be wrong, it cannot perjure itself, it cannot be wholly absent. Only human failure to find it, study and understand it, can diminish its value. Locard, Edmund Cosimano, Elle Nearly Found US 2015 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739277 2018 If the sky that we look upon / Should tumble and fall / And the mountains should crumble to the sea / I won't cry, I won't cry, no I won't shed a tear / Just as long as you stand, stand by me King, Ben E. Stand By Me Song Coutts, Alexandra Tumble & Fall US 2013 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374378615 2019 But the woman took off the great lid of the jar with her hands and scattered all these, and her thought caused sorrow and mischief to men. Only Hope remained there in an unbreakable home within under the rim of the great jar, and did not fly out at the door." Hesiod Crawford, Brian Screams in the Night US 2017 Young Adult Fiction 9781680763522 2020 Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Crawford, Brian The Path of Heaven US 2017 Young Adult Fiction 9781680763560 2021 eden / two or three times i've stood under / you / this window of yours is so / incredibly / painfully / blue / and you never come out or show me / (past this infinite garden of regrets) / your face Esmail, Walead Cranse, Pratima All the Major Constellations US 2015 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780670016457 2022 Forbid us something, and that thing we desire. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales Book Cremer, Andrea Snakeroot US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399164224 2023 There is no passion in nature so demoniacally impatient, as that of him who, shuddering upon the edge of a precipice, thus meditates a plunge. To indulge, for a moment, in any attempt at thought, is to be inevitably lost; for reflection but urges us to forbear, and therefore it is, I say, that we cannot. If there be no friendly arm to check us, or if we fail in a sudden effort to prostrate ourselves backward from the abyss, we plunge, and are destroyed. Poe, Edgar Allan The Imp of the Perverse Short Story Creagh, Kelly Oblivion US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 1845 9781442436275 2024 This is the patent age of new inventions / For killing bodies and for saving souls. / All propagated with the best intentions. Lord Byron Don Juan Poem Cremer, Andrea The Conjurer's Riddle US 2015 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399164248 2025 Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay, / To moud me man? Did I solicit thee / From darkness to promote me? Milton, John Paradise Lost Epic poem Cremer, Andrea The Inventor's Secret US 2014 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399159626 2026 Here's a test: Leukaemia. Look at the word quickly then look away. Now, close your eyes and try to spell it. Bet you couldn't? Neither could I. Crow, Matthew In Bloom US 2013 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781472105523 2027 The soldiers were all exactly alike, excepting one, who had only one legs; he had been left ot the last, and then there was not enough of the melted tin to finish him, so they made him to stand firmly on one leg, and this caused him to be very remarkable. Andersen, Hans Christian The Steadfast Tin Soldier Book Crompton, Laurie Boyle Adrenaline Crush US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780374300616 2028 She stood on tiptoe, with her legs stretched out, as firmly as he did on his one leg. He never took his eyes from her for even a moment. She was as firm as himself. Andersen, Hans Christian The Steadfast Tin Soldier Book Crompton, Laurie Boyle Adrenaline Crush US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780374300616 2029 Audacity—that was all I had. Audacity! Lemlich, Clara Crowder, Melanie Audacity US 2016 Young Adult Fiction 9780399168994 2030 For they have sown the wind, / and they shall reap the whirlwind. Bible Hosea8:7-8 Verse Crockett, S.D. After the Snow US 2012 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447201175 2031 The color of truth is gray. André, Gide Cummings, Priscilla Cheating for the Chicken Man US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9780525426172 2032 Half the absurdities of life we don't even see, they are so on our own noses. The other half–that's your life, baby. Miens, Lorraine Cumyn, ALan Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781481439800 2033 When I started out in my writing career, many years ago, writing short stories and serials for The Respected Lady magazine, the Character Questionnaire became my most cherished friend. Use the template below before you start your story to get to know your own characters even better than you know yourself. Dashwood, Agatha So You Want to Write a Novel? Curham, Siobhan Finding Cherokee Brown US 2013 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9781405260381 2034 Dear writer, imagine if you will that your reader is a trout, swimming merrily downstream. The first paragraph of your novel should be liek the maggot on the end of the fisherman's line. Juciy and appealing to the point of irresistible. Hook them with that and then let the rest of your first chapter reel them in. Dashwood, Agatha So You Want to Write a Novel? Curham, Siobhan Finding Cherokee Brown US 2013 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9781405260381 2035 When in doubt, place your character in an unusual setting. Then see your writing come alive! Dashwood, Agatha So You Want to Write a Novel? Curham, Siobhan Finding Cherokee Brown US 2013 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9781405260381 2036 Whoso beset him round / With dismal stores, / Do but themselves confound; / His strength the more is. / No lion can him fright, / He'll with a giant fight, / But he will have a right / To be a pilgrim. / Hobgoblin nor foul fiend / Can daunt his spirit; / He knows he at the end / Shall life inhereit. / Then fancies fly away, / He'll fear not what men say, / He'll labour night and day / To be a pilgrim. Bunyan, John To Be a Pilgrim Hymn Dann, Elon Awe of Mercury US 2014 Young Adult Fiction 9781471401190 2037 And let me speak to th' yet-unknowing world / How these things came about. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play David, Keren Cuckoo US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780349002354 2038 There is, sir, an eyrie of children, little eyases, / that cry out on the top of question and are most / tyrannically clapped for 't. These are now the fashion, / and so berattle the common stages – so they call them – / that many wearing rapiers are afraid of goose / quills and dare scarce come thither. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play David, Keren Cuckoo US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780349002354 2039 When sorrows come, they come not single spies, / But in battalions! Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play David, Keren Cuckoo US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780349002354 2040 This above all: to thine own self be true Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play David, Keren Cuckoo US 2016 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780349002354 2041 It was not wisdom that enabled poets to write their poetry, but a kind of instinct or inspiration, such as you find in seers and prophets who delvier all their sublime messages without knowing in the lease what they mean, Socrates Dawn, Sasha Oblivion US 2014 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844762 2042 All the world's a stage, / And all the men and women merely players: / They have their exits and their entrances; / And one man in his time plays many parts . . . Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Dawson, James Cruel Summer US 2013 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621081 2043 By now you should be convinced that our universe may have additional curled-up spatial dimensions; certainly, so long as they are small enough, nothing rules them out. Greene, Brian The Elegant Universe Book Dayton, Arwen Elys Seeker US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780385744072 2044 When swords flash, let no idea of love, piety, or even the face of your fathers move you. Caesar, Gaius Julius Deas, Stephen The King's Assassin US 2012 Young Adult Fiction 9780575094574 2045 I was too young that time to value her, / But now I know here: If she be a traitor, / Why, so am I. We still have slept together, / Rose at an instant, learn'd, play'd, eat together, / And wheresoe'er we went, like Juno's swans, / Still we went coupled and inseparable. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Cruz, Melissa de la Triple Moon US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399176845 2046 The dead do dream. They dream of the world of Nym and twist hopelessly within its dark labyrinths, seeking that which they can never reach. But for a few, a very few, a wurde is called. It is a wurde that summons them again to life. Cursed are the twice-born. Amabramsum: the Genthai Book of Wisdom Delaney, Joseph Arena 13: The Prey US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781782954064 2047 Men say they know many things; / But lo! they have taken wings, — / The arts and sciences, / And a thousand appliances; / The wind that blows / Is all that any body knows. Thoreau, Henry David Men Say They Know Many Things Poem Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2048 Come hell The Decemberists This Is Why We Fight Song Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2049 You drop a coin into the sea, / and shout out, / "Please come back to me" Stars The Night Starts Here Song Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2050 To a surrounded enemy, you must leave a way of escape Sun Tzu Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2051 Often, for undaunted courage, / fate spares the man it has not already marked Beowulf Epic poem Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2052 The cave you fear toe enter holds the treasure you seek. Campbell, Joseph Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Stolen US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257551 2053 A half unconscious Queen— / But this time—Adequate—Erect, / With Will to choose, or to reject, / And I choose, just a Crown— Dickinson, Emily I'm ceded—I've stopped being Theirs Poem Cruz, Melissa de la The Ring & the Crown US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157427 2054 Who run the world? Girls! / Who run this motha? Girls! Beyoncé Run The World (Girls) Song Cruz, Melissa de la The Ring & the Crown US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157427 2055 Everyone's here and frightfully gay; / Nobody cares what people say. Coward, Noel I Went to a Marvellous Party Song Cruz, Melissa de la The Ring & the Crown US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157427 2056 Let me be your ruler, / You can call me Queen Bee. Lorde Royals Song Cruz, Melissa de la The Ring & the Crown US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157427 2057 He laughed and smote with the laughter and thrust up over his head, / And smoe the venom asunder, and clave the heart of Dread; / Then he leapt from the pit and the grave, and the rushing river of blood, / And fulfilled with the joy of the War-God on the face of earth he stood / With red sword high uplifted, with wrathful glittering eyes; / And he laughed at the heavens above him for he saw the sun arise, / And Sigurd gleamed on the desert, and shone in the new-born light, / And the wind in his raiment wavered, and all the world was bright. / But there was the ancient Fafnir, and the Face of Terror lay / On the huddled Folds of the Serpent, that were black and ashen-grey / In the desert lit by the sun; and those twain looked each on each, / And forth from the Face of Terror went a sound of dreadful speech: / "Child, child, who art thou that has smitten? bright child, of whence is thy birth?" / "I am called the Wild-thing Glorious, and alone I wend on the earth." Morris, William The Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the Fall of the Niblungs Epic poem Cruz, Melissa de la / Johnston, Michael Golden US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781408334447 2058 Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Cruz, Melissa de la Something in Between US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780373212385 2059 The truth is, immigrants tend to be more American than people born here. Palahniuk, Chuck Choke Book Cruz, Melissa de la Something in Between US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780373212385 2060 It was my father who taught us that an immigrant must work twice as hard as anybody else, that he must never give up. Zidane, Zinedine Cruz, Melissa de la Something in Between US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780373212385 2061 The land flourished because it was fed from so many sources–because it was nourished by so many cultures and traditions and peoples. Johnson, Lyndon B. Cruz, Melissa de la Something in Between US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780373212385 2062 Your time will come. You will face the same evil, and you will defeat it. Jackson, Peter The Fellowship of the Ring Book Cruz, Melissa de la Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 2063 Knock, knock, knocking on heaven's door. Dylan, Bob Knockin' on Heaven's Door Song Cruz, Melissa de la Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 2064 Blood and fire are too much for these restless arms to hold. Indigo Girls Blood and Fire Song Cruz, Melissa de la Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 2065 I learned the live half alive . . . Perri, Christina Jar of Hearts Song Cruz, Melissa de la Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 2066 While everyone's lost, the battle is won. The Killers All These Things That I've Done Song Cruz, Melissa de la Gates of Paradise US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157410 2067 The Haitians need to come to America. But some people are all, "What about the strain on our resources?" Well it's like when I had this garden party for my father's birthday, right? I put R.S.V.P. 'cause it was a sit-down dinner. But some people came that, like, did not R.S.V.P., so I was like totally buggin'. I had to haul ass to the kitchen, redistribute the food, squish in extra place settings, but by the end of the day it was like, the more the merrier! And so, if the government could just get to the kitchen, rearrange some things, we could certainly party with the Haitians. And in conclusion, may I please remind you it does not say R.S.V.P. on the Statue of Liberty! Thank you very much. Clueless Film Cruz, Melissa de la Birthday Vicious US 2014 Young Adult Fiction 9781481409735 2068 Make it like your birthday every day Perry, Katy Birthday Song Cruz, Melissa de la Birthday Vicious US 2014 Young Adult Fiction 9781481409735 2069 I was born with a chronic anxiety about the weather. Burroughs, John Delany, Shannon Weather Witch US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018519 2070 There life is supremely easy for men. No snow is there, nor ever heavy winter storm, nor rain. Homer Delany, Shannon Weather Witch US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018519 2071 For there is friend like a sister / In calm or stormy weather . . . Rosetti, Christina Georgina Goblin Market Poem Delany, Shannon Weather Witch US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018519 2072 Dame Fortuine is a fickle gipsy, / And always blind, and often tipsy; / Sometimes for years and years together, / She'll bless you with the sunniest weather . . Praed, Winthrop Mackworth Delany, Shannon Weather Witch US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018519 2073 All sorts of things and weather / Must be taken in together . . . Emerson, Ralph Waldo Poem Delany, Shannon Weather Witch US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018519 2074 All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Tolstoy, Leo Anna Karenina Novel Demetrios, Heather Something Real US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097962 2075 You reel me out and then you cut the string. Radiohead 15 Step Song Demetrios, Heather Something Real US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097962 2076 "Will you walk into my parlour?" said the Spider to the Fly, / "Tis the prettiest little parlour that ever you did spy." Howitt, Mary The Spider and the Fly Poem Derting, Kimberly The Replaced US 2015 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293633 2077 And so it goes . . . Vonnegut, Kurt Slaughterhouse-Five Novel Derting, Kimberly The Replaced US 2015 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293633 2078 The surface of the Earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean . . . Sagan, Carl Edward Derting, Kimberly The Countdown US 2016 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293664 2079 Boy, you're an alien / Your touch so foreigh / It's supernatural / Extraterrestrial Perry, Katy E.T. Song Derting, Kimberly The Countdown US 2016 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293664 2080 Certainly, no fact in the long history of the world is so startling as the wide and repeated exterminations of its inhabitants. Darwin, Charles Derting, Kimberly The Countdown US 2016 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062293664 2081 In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer. Camus, Albert Return to Tipasa Essay Dessen, Sarah This Lullaby US 2002 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780142501559 2082 She'll be back soon. She's just writing. Caroline Dessen, Sarah This Lullaby US 2002 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780142501559 2083 I lost my heart under the bridge. Harvey, PJ Down by the Water Song Desai, Tanuja Hidier Bombay Blues US 2014 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780545384780 2084 Put on your red shoes and dance the blues. Bowie, David Let's Dance Song Desai, Tanuja Hidier Bombay Blues US 2014 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780545384780 2085 Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known. Sagan, Carl Edward DeStefano, Lauren Burning Kingdoms US 2015 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480643 2086 When the world was formed, the people soon followed. It has been a blanacing act of life and death from that day on. It is not the place of any man to question it. The Text of All Things DeStefano, Lauren Burning Kingdoms US 2015 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480643 2087 Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and rightdoing, there is a field. I'll meet you there. Jalāl ad-Dīn ar-Rūmī DeStefano, Lauren Perfect Ruin US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480612 2088 The first humans were especially ungrateful. After the birth of the sun and the moon, they asked for stars. After the crops rose from the ground, they asked for beasts to fill the fields. After some time, the god of the ground, weary of their demands, thought it best to destroy them and begin again with humbler beings. So it goes that the god of the sky thought the first humans too clever to waste, and he agreed to keep them in the sky with the promise that they would never again interfere with the ground. The History of Internment DeStefano, Lauren Perfect Ruin US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480612 2089 You have all heard the warnings about the edge. We have been told its winds are a song that will hypnotize us, and by the time we awaken from that trance, it will be too late. Leander, Daphne Intangible Gods DeStefano, Lauren Perfect Ruin US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480612 2090 Our genders are determined for us before our parents have reached their turn in the queue. How much are we leaving to the god in the sky? Leander, Daphne Intangible Gods DeStefano, Lauren Perfect Ruin US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480612 2091 Virtuousness – how is it defined? We are taught not to approach the edge, and certainly not to jump. But is bravery not a virtue? Leander, Daphne Intangible Gods DeStefano, Lauren Perfect Ruin US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442480612 2092 Some souls one will never discover, unless one invents them first. Nietzsche Friedrich Thus Spoke Zarathustra Novel Desai, Tanuja Hidier Born Confused US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780545664516 2093 I would believe only in a god who could dance. Nietzsche Friedrich Thus Spoke Zarathustra Novel Desai, Tanuja Hidier Born Confused US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780545664516 2094 There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. Einstein, Albert Detweiler, Katelyn Immaculate US 2015 Contemporay, Magical Realism, Young Adult Fiction 9780451469625 2095 Bring me the flower that leads us out / where blond transparencies rise / and life evaporates as essence. / Bring me the sunflower crazed with light. Montale, Eugenio Poem DeWoskin, Rachel Blind Spot for Boys US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9780670785223 2096 The first purpose of Clothes . . . was not warmth or decency, but ornament. Carlyle, Thomas Sartor Resartus Novel Dimopoulos, Elaine Material Girls US 2015 Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1833 9780544388505 2097 I will ascend to heaven and set my throne above God's stars. / I will presideo n the mountain of the gods far away in the north. / I will climb to the highest heavens and be like the Most High. The Prince of Darkness Isaiah 14:13 Verse Dittemore, Shannon Dark Halo US 2013 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781401686390 2098 There was a storm in my heart. There was a war in my heart. Dockrill, Laura Lorali US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404221 2099 Spring signals the return of various species of coastal wildlife to the New Jersey shore, the place they call their summer home. Girodano, Lucy What's Love Got to Do With It? The Dating and Mating Habits of North America Sea Life Doktorski, Jennifer Salvato The Summer After You and Me US 2015 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781492619031 2100 Seagulls are faithful, not fickle birds. They remain attached to one mate, one colony, and one nesting ground for life. Seagull divorce is rare and not without consequences. Girodano, Lucy What's Love Got to Do With It? The Dating and Mating Habits of North America Sea Life Doktorski, Jennifer Salvato The Summer After You and Me US 2015 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781492619031 2101 Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Doller, Trish The Devil You Know US 2015 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781619634169 2102 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William Donnelly, Jennifer These Shallow Graves US 2015 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9781471405150 2103 For more than once dimly down to the beach gliding, / Silent, avoiding the moonbeams, blending myself with the shadows, / Recalling now the obscure shapes, the echoes, the sounds and sights after their sorts, / The white arms out in the breakers tirelessly tossing, / I, with bare feet, a child, the wind wafting my hair, / Listen'd long and long. Whitman, Walt Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking Poem Donnelly, Jennifer Deep Blue US 2014 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781444921182 2104 The cure for anything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea. Dinesen, Isak Donnelly, Jennifer Sea Spell US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781484712900 2105 There is no way back for me now. I am going to take you on journeys you've never dreamed were possible. McQueen, Alexander Donnelly, Jennifer Dark Tide US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9781423182016 2106 I shall know you, secrets / by the litter you have left / and by your bloody footprints Ridge, Lola Secrets Poem Doyle, Catherine Inferno US 2016 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910655238 2107 The enemy is within the gates; it is with our own luxury, our own folly, our own criminality that we have to contend. Cicero, Marcus Tullius Doyle, Catherine Inferno US 2016 Contemporary, Romance Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910655238 2108 Of all forms of caution, caution in love is perhaps the most fatal to true happiness. Russell, Bertrand The Conquest of Happiness Book Doyle, Catherine Vendetta US 2015 Contemporary, Mystery, Thriller, Young Adult Fiction 9781909489813 2109 It is only in love and murder that we still remain sincere. Dürrenmatt, Friedrich Incident at Twilight Play Doyle, Catherine Vendetta US 2015 Contemporary, Mystery, Thriller, Young Adult Fiction 9781909489813 2110 And where the offence is, let the great ax fall. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Doyle, Catherine Vendetta US 2015 Contemporary, Mystery, Thriller, Young Adult Fiction 9781909489813 2111 I . . . am about to embark upon a hazardous and technically unexplainable journey . . . to confer, converse, and other-wise hobnob with my brother wizards. Oz the Great The Wizard of Oz Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 2112 When moon and sun stand each in place / And your opponent takes the field, / Look past him to the one you'll face / When all hid truths stand new-revealed. / When that time comes, your only shield / Will be the outward gaze toward space; / The cold will show what sword to wield / Against the fire's and death's embrace. / Still, though your oldest foe should yield, / Beware the last fall of the dice: / Though now an ancient sorrow's healed, / Beware who pays the final price — / And do not miss, 'twixt fire and ice, / Your chance to make the sun rise twice. I Ching trigram 30, Fire over Fire: "Double Brightness" Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 2113 I am not young enough to know everything. Wilde, Oscar Duane, Diane Games Wizards Play US 2016 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780544819818 2114 We could see them through the trellis, / From the pit where we sat, / Framed, / Two boys swapping stickers. / The two of us / Talking of battlefields and bedrooms, / And swapping stickers. / And how the faces are now changed, / The frames frayed / But become something mirror-familiar – / Each other's heroes, perhaps. / And, even across enemy lines, / Brothers, being there. / And how paths part, criss-cross / Through sanded pits and poppy fields, / Then meet again, / At a point somewhere solid, / Framed, like a medal. / At its heart two boys / Swapping stickers. Wagg, Michael The Brothers Poem Earle, Phil Heroic US 2013 Military, Young Adult Fiction 9780141346274 2115 We are the dead. Short days ago / We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, / Loved and were loved, and now we lie / In Flanders fields. McCrae, John In Flanders Fields Poem Edwards, Eve Dawn US 2014 Romance Novel, Young Adult Fiction 9780141337401 2116 After the fracture and the flood / The masters and their magic consumed by the ravenous earth / There was a journey / Through aeons of dark, as the world healed / The refugees seeking a new home but lost, so lost / And when the seas calmed and the land quieted / And the stars could bear to watch once more / The memory descended in ships of blue light / To rise again / Hoping this time to reach the heights of the masters / Without resurrecting their horrors. Emerson, Kevin The Dark Shore US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062062826 2117 Call: Listen! Listen for the song! / Response: Where has that sweet music gone? / Call: She's gone with the river, gone with the trees, / Response: Gone and left us on our knees. / Call: Listen! Listen! What's that you hear? / Response: The wind of change, the drum of fear. / Call: Hear our footsteps, hear our hearts, / Response: Is this the end, or just the start? Traditional Great Rise Migration chant Emerson, Kevin The Dark Shore US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062062826 2118 These bones are old, older than you know, / You remember me like yesterday, / But that was years ago. The Trilobytes Song for the Cryo Emerson, Kevin The Dark Shore US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062062826 2119 Liberty is the beast that is never tamed; it breaks the chains that bind it with blood and fire, to reclaim its rights Chuffat, Antonio Engle, Margarita Lion Island: Cuba's Warrior of Words US 2016 Historical Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481461122 2120 Panamá: an indigenous name meaning "land of many butterflies" Engle, Margarita Silver People: Voices from the Panama Canal US 2014 Historical Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544109414 2121 To choose the path is to choose the destination. But sometimes it seems that the path is under our feet even before we know we're walking. Grace's Diary Evans, Richard Paul If Only US 2015 Young Adult Fiction 9781481448536 2122 Behind the furthest end of the brewery, was a rank garden with an old wall; not so high but that I could . . . see . . that Estella was walking away from me even then. But she seemed to be everywhere . . . She had her back towards me, and held her pretty brown hair spread out in her two hands, and never looked round, and passed out of my view directly . . . I saw her pass among the extinguished fires, and ascend some light iron stairs, and go out by a gallery high overhead, as if she were going out into the sky. Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Novel Eve, Helen Stella US 2014 Contemporary, Young Adult Fiction 9781250048172 2123 The woods are lovely, dark and deep. / But I have promsies to keep, / And miles to go before I sleep, / And miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Poem Eve, Laure Fearsome Dreamer US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471400803 2124 What if al lthe world you think you know / Is an elaborate dream? Reznor, Trent Eve, Laure Fearsome Dreamer US 2013 Fantasy, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471400803 2125 Wahu: Greeting used in the west of Ireland, possibly derived from the Irish Adh-thu (luck be with you) Falconer, Helen The Changeling US 2015 Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction 9780552573429 2126 Nancy, every place you go, it seems as if mysteries just pile up one after another. Keene, Carolyn The Message in the Hollow Oak Book Fantaskey, Beth Buzz Kill US 2014 Mystery, Young Adult Fiction 9780547393100 2127 I think of Sarah. The rest is easy. Gordon, Jim The Dark Knight Returns by Frank Miller Film Robb, Andy Geekhood: Mission Improbable US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781847153647 2128 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William Requiem for a Nun Vaught, Susan Things Too Huge to Fix by Saying Sorry US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1950 9781481422819 2129 More than once, a society has been seen to give way before the wind which is let loose upon mankind; history is full of the shipwrecks of nations and empires; manners, customs, laws, religions -- and some fine day, that unknown force, the hurricane, passes by and bears them all away. Hugo, Victor Les Miserables Y Ross, Kat Some Fine Day US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477849378 2130 The nice part about living in a small town is that when you don't know what you're doing, someone else does. Ruby, Laura Bone Gap US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062317605 2131 Deep vengeance is the daughter of deep silence. Alfieri, Vittorio Ryan, Carrie Daughter of Deep Silence US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525426509 2132 If anyone has the right to be measured by the standards of his own time, it is Alexander. Bengston, Hermann The Greeks and the Persians Renault, Mary The Persian Boy US 1972 Fiction 99463482 2133 Tears were for Hekabe, friend, and for Ilion's women, Spun into the dark Web on the day of their birth, But for you our hopes were great, and great the triumph, Cancelled alike by the gods at the point of glory. Now you like in your own land, now all men honour you-- But I loved you, O Dion! Plato translated by Dudley Fitts Renault, Mary The Mask of Apollo US 1966 Fiction 9780099469414 2134 Oh, Mother! I was born to die soon; but Olympian Zeus the Thunderer owes me some honour for it. Iliad Renault, Mary The King Must Die US 1958 Fiction 9780099463528 2135 There is no passion for the absolute without the accompanying frenzy of the absolute. It is always accompanied by a certain exaltation, by which it may first be recognized and which is always working on the growing point, the focal point of destruction, at the risk of making it appear to such as have not been warned, that the passion for the absolute is the same as a passion for unhappiness. Aragon, Louis Y Lessing, Doris A Ripple from the Storm US 1966 Fiction 60976640 Epigraphs begin on section 2136 "You shouldn't make jokes," Alice said, "if it makes you so unhappy." Carroll, Lewis Y Lessing, Doris A Proper Marriage US 1964 Fiction 452265770 Epigraphs begin on section 2137 I am so tired of it, and also tired of the future before it comes. Schreiner, Olive Y Lessing, Doris Martha Quest US 1952 Fiction 586089985 Epigraphs begin on section 2138 One had a lovely face And two or three had charm, But charm and face were in vain Because the mountain grass Cannot but keep the form Where the mountain hare has lain. Yeats, W.B. Memory Poem Lessing, Doris Love, Again US 1941 Fiction 60176873 2139 The Mulla walked into a shop one day. The owner came forward to serve him. "First things first," said Nasrudin: "did you see me walk into your shop?" "Of course." "Have you ever seen me before?" "Never in my life." "Then how do you know it is me?" Shah, Idries The Sufis Y Lessing, Doris Landlocked US 1966 Fiction 60976659 Epigraphs begin on section 2140 Man does, woman is. Graves, Robert Lessing, Doris The Cleft US 2007 Fiction 9780007233434 2141 If yonder raindrop should its heart disclose, Behold therein a hundred sea displayed. In every atom, if thou gaze aright, Thousands of reasoning beings are contained. The gnat in limbs doth match the elephant. In name is yonder drop as Nile's broad flood. In every grain a thousand harvests dwell. The world within a grain of millet's heart. The universe in the mosquito's wing contained. Upon one little spot within the heart Resteth the Lord and Master of the worlds. Therein two worlds commingled may be seen... Sage Mahmoud Shabistari The Secret Garden Lessing, Doris Briefing for a Descent into Hell US 1971 Fiction Fourteenth Century 6548083 2142 ...This minuscule world of the sand grains is also the world of inconceivably minute beings, which swim through the liquid film around a grain of sand as fish would swim through the ocean covering the sphere of the earth. Among this fauna and flora of the capillary water are single-celled animals and plants, water mites, shrimplike crustacea, insects, and the larvae of infinitely small worms -- all living, dying, swimming, feeding, breathing, reproducing in a world so small that our human senses cannot grasp its scale, a world in which the microdroplet of water separating one grain of sand from another is like a vast, dark sea. Carson, Rachel The Edge of the Sea Lessing, Doris Briefing for a Descent into Hell US 1971 Fiction Twentieth Century 6548083 2143 Go said the bird, for the leaves were full of children, Hidden excitedly, containing laughter. Go, go, go, said the bird: human kind Cannot bear very much reality. Eliot, T.S. Burnt Norton Poem Y Lehmann, Rosamund The Swan in the Evening: Fragments of an Inner Life US 1967 Fiction 9780860682998 2144 Ah, what a dusty answer gets the soul When hot for certainties in this our life! Meredith, George Lehmann, Rosamund Dusty Answer US 1927 Fiction 156262908 2145 Nobody can rule guiltlessly. Saint-Just Koestler, Arthur Darkness at Noon US 1940 Fiction 2146 He who establishes a dictatorship and does not kill Brutus, or he who founds a republic and does not kill the sons of Brutus, will only reign a short time. Machiavelli Discorsi Koestler, Arthur Darkness at Noon US 1940 Fiction 2147 Man, man, one cannot live quite without pity. Dostoevsky Crime and Punishment Novel Russia Koestler, Arthur Darkness at Noon US 1940 Fiction 2148 Et ignotas animum dimittit in artes. Ovid Metamorphoses Joyce, James A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man US 1914-15 Fiction 2149 Qui sarai tu poco tempo silvano, e sarai meco sanza fine cive di quella Roma onde Cristo e Romano. (Here shalt thou be short time a forester, and with me everlastingly shalt be a citizen of that Rome whereof Christ is a Roman.) Purgatorio Jones, David The Roman Quarry US 1981 Fiction, Anthology 935296247 2150 Oh, wearisome conditions of humanity! Born under one law, to another bound, Vainly begot and yet forbidden vanity: Created sick, commanded to be sound. What meaneth Nature by these diverse laws -- Passion and reason, self-division's cause? Huxley, Aldous Point Counter Point US 1928 Fiction 2151 My men like satyrs grazing on the lawns Shall with their goat-feet dance the arctic hay Marlowe Huxley, Aldous Arctic Hay US 1923 Fiction 1564781496 2152 Have they brought home the haunch? Yonge, Charlotte M. The Little Duke Greene, Graham The Ministry of Fear US 1943 Fiction 1430.39113 2153 What means the fact -- which is so common -- so universal -- that some soul that has lost all hope for itself can inspire in another listening soul an infinite confidence in it, even while it is expressing its despair? Thoreau, Henry David Iyer, Pico The Man Within My Head US 2012 Fiction 1843 9780307267610 2154 Le pécheur est au cœur même de chrétienté... Nul n'est aussi compétent que le pécheur en matière de chrétienté. Nul, si ce n'est le saint. Péguy Greene, Graham The Heart of the Matter US 1948 Fiction 1424.37999 2155 Yet do not doubt that I am also Leo Africanus the traveller. Yeats, W.B. Maalouf Amin Leo the African US 1986 Fiction 9780349106007 2156 The wind doth blow today, my love, And a few small drops of rain; I never had but one true-love, In cold grave she was lain. “I’ll do as much for my true-love As any young man may; I’ll sit and mourn all at her grave For a twelvemonth and a day.” The twelvemonth and a day being up, The dead began to speak: “Oh who sits weeping on my grave, And will not let me sleep?” “’T is I, my love, sits on your grave, And will not let you sleep; For I crave one kiss of your clay-cold lips, And that is all I seek.” “You crave one kiss of my clay-cold lips, But my breath smells earthy strong; If you have one kiss of my clay-cold lips, Your time will not be long. “’T is down in yonder garden green, Love, where we used to walk, The finest flower that e’re was seen Is withered to a stalk. “The stalk is withered dry, my love, So will our hearts decay; So make yourself content, my love, Till God calls you away Anonymous Poem Adornetto, Alexandra Lament US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211531 2157 I once had a thousand desires, But in my one desire to know you, all else melted away. Jalal ad-Din Rumi Ahdieh, Renée The Wrath and the Dawn US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399176654 2158 Go then, my little Book, and show to all That entertain, and bid thee welcome shall, What thou dost keep close shut up in ty breast; And wish what thou dost show them choose to be blest To them for good, may make them choose to be Pilgrims better, by far, than thee or me. Tell them of Mercy; she is one Who early hath her pilgrimage begun. Yea, let young damsels learn of her to prize The world which is to come, and so be wise; For little tripping maids may follow God Along the ways which saintly feet have trod. Bunyan, John Alcott, Louise May Little Women US 1953 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780147514011 2159 This was a flu that put people into bed as if they'd been hit with a two-by-four. That turned into pneumonia, that turned people blue and black and killed them. It was a flu out of some sort of a horror story. Crosby, Alfred Influenza 1918, American Experience Anderson, T. Neill People of the Plague US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1988 9781580895187 2160 My dad got his gun out, and the shells were flying all around our heads. I wanted to go with [him]. We were out of the tent, and I wouldn't let him go. I hung onto him... I knew my dad was going to be killed. They were going to murder all of us. Korich, Helen The Marat Moore Collection, Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University Anderson, T. Neill Massacre of the Miners US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781580895200 2161 Even the open, transparent lake has its unknown depths, which no divers know. Anderson, Hans Christian Anderson, Jodi Lynn Moment Collector US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408330463 2162 There is a kind of merry war betwixt Signior Benedick and her: they never meet but there's a skirmish of wit between them. Shakespeare, William Much Ado About Nothing Anderson, Lily The Only Thing Worse than Me is You US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250079091 2163 Some people say when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. But when life gives you one seriously ticked off god gunning for your ass, you prepare for war and you hope for paradise. Andros, Alex (Alexandria) Armentrout, Jennifer L. Sentinel US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781937053574 2164 I like living. I have sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing. Christie, Agatha Arnold, Elana K. Splendor US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742139 2165 It seemed funny to me that the sunset she saw from her patio and the one I saw from the back steps was the same one. Maybe two different worlds we lived in weren't so different. We saw the same sunset. Hinton, S.E. The Outsiders Novel Arnold, David Kids of Appetite US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451470782 2166 The whole is more than the sum of its parts. Aristotle Metaphysics Arnaby, Hannah Some of the Parts US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553539639 2167 Humanity's greatest desire is to belong and connect. Russell, Jason Y Bastedo, Jamie Cut Off US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780889955110 2168 Be yourself. Everyone else is already taken. Wilde, Oscar Y Bastedo, Jamie Cut Off US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780889955110 2169 I live off you And you live off me And the whole world Lives off of everybody See we gotta be exploited See we gotta be exploited By somebody by somebody By somebody Styrene, Poly I Live Off You, from The Diary of the 70s Bell, Julia Dirty Work US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1977 9781447290360 2170 For whatever we lose (like a you or a me) it's always ourselves we find in the sea. Cummings, E.E. maggie and milly and molly and may Poem Benway, Robin Emmy & Oliver US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471144134 2171 When you have read folktales of this god and that, you have perhaps spoken patronizingly of the old mythmakers and thanked your lucky stars that you lived in a more enlightened age. But those old storytellers were the really enlightened ones, for they saw into another world and recorded what they saw. Many of the world's favourite gods are said to have lived upon earth as men. They have so lived. Does that idea startle you? How does a man become a god, and how does a god become a man? Have you ever wondered? Barker, Elsa Letters from a Living Dead Man Berk, Ari Lych Way US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416991199 2172 A bed is laid in a secret corner, For the three agonies -- love, birth, death -- That are made beautiful with ceremony. Brown, George Mackay The Finished House Berk, Ari Lych Way US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416991199 2173 Whatever we inherit from the fortunate We have taken from the defeated What they had to leave us -- a symbol: A symbol perfected in death. And all shall be well and All manner of thing shall be well. Eliot, T.S. Little Gidding Berry, Julie The Passion of Dolssa US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451469922 2174 Sin is the cause of all this pain, but all shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well. Julian of Norwich Revelations of Divine Love Berry, Julie The Passion of Dolssa US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451469922 2175 Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul. Monroe, Marilyn Berry, Nina The Notorious Pagan Jones US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211906 2176 Berlin. What a garrison of spies! What a cabinet full of useless liquid secrets. What a playground for every alchemist, miracle worker, and rat piper that ever took up the cloak. Le Carré, John Berry, Nina The Notorious Pagan Jones US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211906 2177 Hollywood is wonderful. Anyone who doesn't like it is either crazy or sober. Chandler, Raymond Berry, Nina City of Spies US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211890 2178 We dance tango because we have secrets. Lownes, Marilyn Cole Berry, Nina City of Spies US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211890 2179 The mouth of the just bringeth forth wisdom: but the froward tongue shall be cut out. Proverbs 10:31 Berry, Julie All the Truth that's In Me US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848779143 2180 I am not who I am. Shakespeare, William Bick, Ilsa J. The Dickens Mirror US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844212 2181 I am most anxious to enlist everyone who can speak or write to join in checking this mad, wicked folly of "Women's Rights" with all its attendant horrors, on which her poor feeble sex is bent, forgetting every sense of womanly feelings and propriety. Queen Victoria Waller, Sharon Biggs The Mad, Wicked Folly US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1870 9780670014682 2182 Nostalgia ( from nostos -- return home, and algia -- longing) is a longing for a home that no longer exists or has never existed. Nostalgia is a sentiment of loss and displacement, but it is also a romance with one's own fantasy. Nostalgic love can only survive in a long-distance relationship. A cinematic image of nostalgia is a double exposure, or a superimposition of two images -- of home, and abroad, past and present, dream and everyday life. The moment we try to force it into a single image, it breaks the frame or burns the surface. Boym, Swetlana The Future of Nostalgia Bishop, Stephanie The Other Side of the World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781472230621 2183 Because of course the dream-England is no more than a dream. Rushdie, Salman Imaginary Homelands Bishop, Stephanie The Other Side of the World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781472230621 2184 I love a tender thing? It is too rough, Too rude, too boisterous, and it pricks like thorn. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Blake, Ashley Herring Suffer Love US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780544596320 2185 Nothing can happen more beautiful than Death. Whitman, Walt Y Black, Holly The Coldest Girl in Coldtown US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316213103 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2186 Come now, my child, if we were planning to harm you, do you think we'd be lurking here beside the path in the very darkest part of the forest? Patchen, Kenneth Black, Holly The Darkest Part of the Forest US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2187 Nothing is more enjoyable than educating a young thing -- a girl of eighteen or twenty, as pliable as wax. Hitler, Adolf Y Blankman, Anne Prisoner of Night and Fog US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction Epigraphs begin on section 2188 I cannot be awake for nothing looks to me as it did before, Or else I am awake for the first time, and all before has been a mean sleep. Whitman, Walt Bray, Libba Lair of Dreams US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316126045 2189 To believe in one's dreams is to spend all one's life asleep. Chinese Proverb Proverb China Bray, Libba Lair of Dreams US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316126045 2190 I'm the last of the worst pretenders. Nathanson, Matt Mission Bells Brauning, Kate How We Fall US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781440581793 2191 The past is a foreign country; they do things differently here. Hartley, L.P. The Go-Between Brashares, Ann The Here and Now US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385736800 2192 If time travel were possible, we'd be inundated with tourists from the future. Hawking, Stephen Brashares, Ann The Here and Now US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385736800 2193 It is to be all made from fantasy, All made of passion, and all made of wishes; All adoration, duty and observance, All humbleness, all patience, and impatience, All purity, all trial, all obeisance. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play Brezenoff, Steve Guy in Real Life US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2194 The lunatic, the lover and the poet Are of imagination all compact: One sees more devils than vast hell can hold, That is, the madman: the lover, all as frantic, Sees Helen's beauty in a brow of Egypt: The poet's eye, in fine frenzy rolling, Doth glance from heaven to earth, from earth to heaven; And as imagination bodies forth The forms of things unknown, the poet's pen Turns them to shapes and gives to airy nothing A local habitation and a name Shakespeare, William A Midsummer's Night Dream Play Y Bridges, Robin The Form of Things Unknown US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781496703576 2195 If time travel is possible, where are the tourists from the future? Hawking, Stephen Brody, Jessica Unforgotten US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447221142 2196 There won't be any trumpets blowing Come the judgment day, On the bloody morning after One tin soldier rides away. Dennis Lambert and Brian Potter One Tin Soldier Song Brouwer, Sigmund Tin Soldier US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2197 If the real thing don't do the trick You better make something up quick You gonna burn, burn, burn, burn, burn to the wick Oooh, barracuda, oh yeah. Barracuda Brouwer, Sigmund Barracuda US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459811546 2198 There is no desert like that of living without friends. Gracián, Baltasar Buckley-Archer, Linda The Many Lives of John Stone US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481426374 2199 Just you wait until your own nightmare wakes, loud and roaring, just wait until it comes alive to scream in your face. Johnson, Susan A Better Woman Buzo, Laura Holier Than Thou US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781741759983 2200 My son, Here may indeed be torment, but not death. Alighieri, Dante Purgatorio Y Cabot, Meg Awaken US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545040655 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2201 "Ah, yes, Your Royal Highness," she said. "We are princesses I believe. At least, one of us is." Sara felt the blood rush up into her face. She only just saved herself. If you were a princess, you did not fly into rages. "It's true," she said. "Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess. I pretend I am a princess so I can try to behave like one." Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries: Bad Heir Day US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447287841 2202 "It's true," she said. "Sometimes I do pretend I am a princess. I pretend I am a princess, so that I can try and behave like one." Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries: Prom Princess US 2003 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447287766 2203 "If I WAS a princess--a REAL princess," she murmured, "I could scatter largess to the populace. But even if I am only a pretend princess, I can invent little things to do for people. Things like this. She was just as happy as if it was largess. I'll pretend that to do things people like is scattering largess. I've scattered largess." Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries: Royally Obsessed US 2002 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447287742 2204 "It's exactly like the ones in the stories," she wailed. "Them pore princess ones that was drove into the world." Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries: Crowning Glory US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447287865 2205 "She will be more a princess than she ever was--a hundred and fifty thousand times more." Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Princess Diaries: Royal Rebel US 2004 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447287780 2206 Chuangtse dreamed of being a butterfly, and while he was in the dream, he felt he could flutter his wings and everything was real, but on waking up, he realised that he was Chuangtse and Chuangtse was real. Then he thought and wondered which was really real, whether he was really Chuangtse dreaming of being a butterfly, or really a butterfly dreaming of being Chuangtse. Lin Yutang The Importance of Living Carmody, Isobelle Green Monkey Dreams US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781742379470 2207 To the stars! To the stars! We all make homes among the stars! Castellucci, Cecil Tin Star US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437753 2208 All foot covering must be removed. This practice is a requirement for successful entry and not merely a symbolic gesture of humility upon approaching a sacred space. Stones or rocks serve as an indication of the border between this world and the Other. Additionally, the stones themselves may hold magical properties. (No doubt you have heard of the Spirit said to reside in all manner of natural and inanimate objects.) Even scholars debate about that moment when the soul enters the body, the common notion being when the mother feels the first stirrings of life in her womb. The soul's departure (death) - if such event should occur in the same physical space -- creates a permanent fissure in the boundary. As to the nature of the environment, the personal accounts are similar in describing a cold, mist-like substance. Reports one observer: "It was like the air itself had turned itself to liquid ice. And long after I returned, I could still sense the creep of it in my very bones." Davis, Sir Geoffrey Curious Accounts of the Thin Space Casella, Jody Thin Space US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1848 9781582704357 2209 Three little queens went riding into Meridan Three little queens who won't ride out The price of war makes a strange inheritance Four little puppets all pretty and proud. Children's nursery rhyme Y Castner, K.D. Daughter of Ruin US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481436656 2210 The body is a house of many windows: there we all sit, showing ourselves and crying on the passers-by to come and love us. Stevenson, Robert Louis Truth of Intercourse', Essays: English & American Essay Casale, Alexia House of Windows US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780371321537 2211 What a child doesn't receive, he can seldom later give. James, P.D. Time to Be in Earnest: A Fragment of Autobiography Casale, Alexia House of Windows US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780371321537 2212 Eternity is in love with the productions of time. Blake, William Catmull, Katherine The Radiant Road US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525953470 2213 I too will something make And joy in the making; Altho' to-morrow it seem Like the empty words of a dream Remembered on waking. Bridges, Robert Catmull, Katherine The Radiant Road US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525953470 2214 There she weaves by night and day A magic web with colours gay. She has heard a whisper say, A curse is on her if she stay [5] To look down to Camelot. She knows not what the 'curse' may be, And so [6] she weaveth steadily, And little other care hath she, The Lady of Shalott. And moving thro' a mirror clear That hangs before her all the year, Shadows of the world appear... ... "I am half-sick of shadows," said The Lady of Shalott Tennyson, Lord Alfred The Lady of Shalott Poem Chance, Megan The Shadows US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847183 2215 What if they threw a war and nobody came? American slogan during the Vietnam War Chapman, Brenda Second Chances US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459702042 2216 I'd rather die like a man than live like a coward. Shakur, Tupac Charlton-Trujillo, e.E. When We Was Fierce US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763679378 2217 She left the web, she left the loom; She made three paces thro' the room, She saw the water-lily [16] bloom, She saw the helmet and the plume, She look'd down to Camelot. Out flew the web and floated wide; The mirror crack'd from side to side; "The curse is come upon me," cried The Lady of Shalott. Tennyson, Lord Alfred The Lady of Shalott Poem Chance, Megan The Web US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477827093 2218 The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes. Proust, Marcel Y Chen, Justina A Blind Spot for Boys US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316102537 2219 Redheaded women! Those blood oranges! Those cherry bombs! Those celestial shrews and queens of copper! May they never cease to stain our white-bread lives with super-natural catsup. Robbins, Tom Ode to Redheads Y Cherry, Alison Red US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742931 Epigraphs begin on section 2220 I too am not a bit tamed. Whitman, Walt Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 2221 Graffiti is an art, and if art is a crime, please God, forgive me. Quinones, Lee Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 2222 If this is art, then to hell with art. Oliveri, Alfred Chibbaro, Julie Into the Dangerous World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803739109 2223 I can see you Through the branches and the leaves So tenderly running So far So far From me Quiet Maruder Roda and the Bunker Christopher, Lucy The Killing Woods US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545461009 2224 Man has places in his heart which do not yet exist, and into them enters suffering in order that they may have existence. Bloy, Leon Greene, Graham The End of the Affair US 1951 Fiction 9780099478447 2225 The time is racked with birth-pangs: every hour Brings forth some gasping truth, and truth new-born Looks a misshapen and untimely growth, The terror of the household and its shame, A monster coiling in its nurse's lap That some would strangle, some would starve; But still it breathes, and passed from hand to hand, And suckled at a hundred half-clad breasts Comes slowly to its strature and its form, Calms the rough ridges of its dragon scales, Changes to shining locks its snaky hair, And moves transfigured into Angel guise, Welcomed by all that cursed its hour of birth, And folded in the same encircling arms That cast it like a serpent from their hold Holmes, Oliver Wendall Y Grand, Sarah The Heavenly Twins US Fiction 2226 No retreat, no retreat; They must conquer or die Who have no retreat! Mr Gay Galsworthy, John The White Monkey US 1924 Fiction 2227 Seekers after happiness, all who follow The convolutions of your simple wish, It is later than you think; nearer that day For other than that distant afternoon Amid rustle of frocks and stamping feet They gave the prize to the ruined boys. Auden, W.H. Fuller, Roy The Ruined Boys US 1959 Fiction 2228 I advise our descendants to be born with thick skin on their backs. Heine Enright, D.J. Memoirs of a Mendicant Professor US 1969 Fiction 856358592 2229 A small bird was was being strangled by a hawk had only time for one last loud protesting cry of indignation. But in that cry, brief as it was, it felt it had fulfilled its being, and its little soul made boast of it as it flew up towards the sun and was lost in the azure sky. Svevo, Italo Enright, D.J. Memoirs of a Mendicant Professor US 1969 Fiction 856358592 2230 My philosophy is, there are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in my philosophy. Tao Tschung Yu Enright, D.J. Memoirs of a Mendicant Professor US 1969 Fiction 856358592 2231 Old men and comets have been reverenced for the same reason: their long beards, and pretences to foretell events. Swift Enright, D.J. Old Men and Comets US 1993 Fiction 192831763 2232 I am accustoming myself to the idea of regarding every sexual act as a process in which four persons are involved. We shall have a lot to discuss about that. Freud, Sigmund S.Freud: Letters Durrell, Lawrence The Alexandria Quartet US 1962 Fiction 9780571225569 2233 There are two positions available to us -- either crime which renders us happy, or the noose, which prevents us from being unhappy. I ask whether there can be any hesitation, lovely Therese, and where will your little mind find an argument able to combat that one? D.A.F.DE SADE Justine Durrell, Lawrence The Alexandria Quartet US 1962 Fiction 9780571225569 2234 It is certain my Conviction gains infinitely, the moment another soul will believe in it. Novalis Conrad, Joseph Lord Jim US 1983 Fiction 9780192840677 2235 There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries On such a full sea are we now afloat, And we must take the current when it serves, Or lose our ventures Christie, Agatha Taken at the Flood US Fiction 2236 By the pricking of my thumbs, Something wicked this way comes. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play Christie, Agatha By the Pricking of My Thumbs US 1968 Fiction 671829637 2237 We go down to the indie idsco every Thursday night. Dance to our favourite indie hits until the morning light. The Divine Comedy Sales, Leila This Song Will Save Your Life US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374351380 2238 Beome Christians and our brothers. If not, you have one year to go where you please. After that time there must not remain a single Jew in Russia... Bessarabetz Daily Kishinev newspaper Y Sanders, Shelly Rachel's Promise US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1903 9781927583142 2239 Killing yourself seems like an end when you're doing it, but really, for everyone else, it's a beginning. Especially if you don't die. Oona Antunes Y Sappenfield, Heather The View From Who I Was US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738741741 2240 Keep her down, boiling water. Keep her down, what a lovely daughter. Salt, Veruca Seether Savage, Kim After the Woods US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374399555 2241 Truth has rough flavors if we bite it through. Eliot, George Savage, Kim After the Woods US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374399555 2242 The clock is standing at one minute to midnight for the great apes. Toepfer, Klaus Schrefer, Eliot Threatened US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545551434 2243 Yours, sir, if I mistake not, must be a beautiful soul -- one full of love and truth; for truth where beauty is, there must those be. Melville, Herman The Confidence Man Schreiber, Joe Con Academy US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1857 9780544320208 2244 Excuse me, is that man actually royalty? Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Schreiber, Joe Con Academy US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1988 9780544320208 2245 I see that you think. I think that you feel. I feel that you want to, But I don't hear you... Wir sind Helden Just One Word Song Schrocks, Kathrin Freak City US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781623240066 2246 Plenty of humans are monstrous,and plenty of monsters know how to play at being human. Vale, V.A. Schwab, Victoria This Savage Song US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062380852 2247 In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: it goes on. Frost, Robert Schwab, Victoria The Unbound US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423178200 2248 And throw them into the fiery furnace, In that place there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth. Matthew 13:50 Scott, Victoria The Liberator US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781622660179 2249 If a man look sharply and attentively, he shall see Fortune: for though she be blind, yet she is not invisible. Bacon, Francis Of Fortune Sedgwick, Marcus She is Not Invisible US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1612 9781780621098 2250 This book is about other stories that occur over there, across the river. The comfortable way to deal with these stories is to say they are about them. The way to understand these stories is to say they are about us. Bowden, Charles Sedgwick, Marcus Saint Death US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444000528 2251 Und die nie der Sonne lachten, Unterm Mond auf Dornen wachten. Sedgwick, Marcus The Ghosts of Heaven US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621982 2252 So, believe me, or not, What does it matter now? Fate works its way, And soon you will stand and say, my words were true. Aeschylus Agamemnon Sedgwick, Marcus The Foreshadowing US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444011067 2253 "You get the invitation, man?" "No, but you'd think I'd get one. It's my exorcism." Seidlinger, Michael J. Falter Kingdom US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781939419750 2254 In dreams begin responsibilities. Schwartz, Delmore Serle, Rebecca Famous In Love US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316366328 2255 Then perhaps, life only offers the choice of remembering the garden or forgetting it. Either, or: it takes strength to remember, it takes another kind of strength to forget, it takes a hero to do both. People who remember court madness through pain, the pain of the perpetually recurring death of their innocence; people who forget court another kind of madness, the madness of the denial of pain and the hatred of innocence; and the world is mostly divided between madmen who remember and madmen who forget. Heroes are rare. Baldwin, James Serle, Rebecca The Edge of Falling US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442433168 2256 Look and you will find it -- what is unsought will go undetected. Sophocles Shepard, Sara Pretty Little Liars US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062322937 2257 Loose lips sink ships. American Idiom Idiom US Shepard, Sara Burned US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781907411953 2258 If you want a happy ending, that depends, of course, on where you stop your story. Welles, Orson Shepard, Sara Vicious US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062287045 2259 Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere. Brown, Helen Gurley Shepard, Sara Seven Minutes in Heaven US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062128225 2260 Bertrayal is the only truth that sinks. Miller, Arthur Shepard, Sara Cross My Heart, Hope to Die US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062128195 2261 I was the walrus, but now I am John. Lennon, John Sheff, Nic Schizo US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399164378 2262 No one here gets out alive. Morrison, Jim Shepard, Sara Deadly US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062199751 2263 If you poison us, do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge? Shakespeare, William Shepard, Sara Toxic US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062287014 2264 The sunflowers weave a golden clime, As though their season had no date, Nod to the iron shoes of Time, And play with his immortal hate. Yeats, W.B. Simon, Francesca The Monstrous Child US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780571330263 2265 The first thing I think about when the cage closes is, I hope God forgives me for what I'm about to do. Anonymous Sitomer, Alan Lawrence Caged Warrior US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423171249 2266 If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Machiavelli, Niccolo Sitomer, Alan Lawrence Noble Warrier US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484705285 2267 This strangely are our souls constructed, and by such slight ligaments are we bound to prosperity or ruin. Shelley, Mary Frankenstein Novel Y Skovron, Jon Manmade Boy US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670786206 Epigraphs begin on section 2268 Man's yesterday may ne'er be like his morrow; Nought may endure but Mutability. Shelley, Percy Bysshe Mutability Y Skovron, Jon The Broken Wondrous World US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670014620 Epigraphs begin on section 2269 I am a simple man. Lowry, L.S. Slater, Kim Smart US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447254096 2270 A woman of valour who can find? for her price is far above rubies... Strength and dignity are her clothing; and she laugheth at the time to come. Proverbs 31:10, 25 Sleiman, Dina L. Chivalrous US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2271 head over heels: idiom 1. to be excited, and/or turn cartwheels 2. To fall in love 3. To become temporarily the wrong way up 4. To go at top speed 5. To fall over ORIGIN: an inversion of fourteenth century expression, heels over head, to literally turn upside down Definition of word Smale, Holly Head Over Heels US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007574629 2272 Model [mod-l] noun, adjective, verb 1. A standard or example for imitation or comparison 2. A representation, generally in miniature 3. An image to be reproduced 4. A person whose profession is posing for artists or photographers 5. To fashion something to be like something else ORIGIN from the Latin modulus: 'absolute value' Definition of word Smale, Holly Picture Perfect US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007574568 2273 glitter [gilt-er] verb, noun 1. To sparkle with reflected light 2. To make a brilliant show 3. To be decorated or enhanced by glamour 4. Tiny pieces of shiny ornamentation ORIGIN from the Old English glitenian: 'To shine; to be distingushed' Definition of word Smale, Holly All That Glitters US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007574582 2274 fit adjective 1. appropriate or suiting 2. Proper 3. Qualified or competent 4. Prepared 5. In good physical condition Noun 1. Fashionable clothing 2. An onset or period of emotion Colloquial slang 1. To be really, really good looking ORIGIN from the Old English fitt: 'conflict or struggle' Definition of word Smale, Holly Model Misfit US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007489466 2275 Light (noun, adjective, verb) 1. to make things visible or afford illumination 2. To set on fire 3. Pale or not deep in colour 4. Without weight ORIGIN from the Old English leoht - light, shinging bright Definition of word Smale, Holly Sunny Side Up US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780008163457 2276 We are the music-makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams. O'Shaughnessy, Arthur Ode Soria, Destiny Iron Cast US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419721922 2277 THere is no excellent beauty that hath not some strangeness in the proportion Sir Francis Bacon Sepetys, Ruta Out of the Easy US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2278 Wait for death with a cheerful mind. Aurelius, Marcus Meditations Seamon, Hollis Somebody Up There Hates You US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2279 We the survivors are not the true witnesses. The true witnesses, those in possession of the unspeakable truth, are the drowned, the dead, and the disappeared. Primo Levi Sepetys, Ruta Salt to the Sea US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2280 Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them. Baldwin, James A. Sewell, Earl Way Too Much Drama US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2281 Fame is a bee. It has a song- It has a sting- Ah, too, it has a wing. Dickinson, Emily Serle, Rebecca Truly, Madly, Famously US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2282 They are the hunters, we are the foxes. And we run. Swift, Taylor Song Serle, Rebecca Truly, Madly, Famously US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2283 The Draculas were, says Arminius, a great and noble race, though now and again were scions who were held by their coevals to have had dealings with the Evil One. They leaned his secrets in the Scolomance, amongst the mountains over Lake Hermanstadt, where the devil claims the tenth scholar as his due. Stoker, Bram Dracula Smith, Cynthia Leitich Diabolical US 2012 Fiction, young Adult Fiction 2284 The dying man spoke, "Now God be thanked that all has not been in vain! See! The snow is not more stainless than her forehead! th curse has passed away!" Stoker, Bram Dracula Smith, Cynthia Leitich Blessed US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2285 How you behave toward cats here below deterines your status in heaven. Heinlein, Robert A. Smith, Cynthia Leitich Feral Curse US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2286 To appoint unto them that mourn in Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness; that they might be called trees of righteousness, the planting of the LORD, that he might be glorified. Isaiah 61:3 Sleiman, Dina L. Dauntless US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2287 What atonement is there for blood spilt upon the earth? Aeschylus Smith, L. J. Stefan's Diaries Vol. 3 The Craving US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2288 A light began to glow and to pervade the cave... and to melt the earthen floor into itself like a fiery sun suddenly uprisen within the world, and there was everywhere a wandering ecstacy of sound: light and sound were one; light had a voice, and the music hung glittering in the air. Russell, George William A Dream of Angus Oge Smith-Ready, Jeri Shine US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2289 The gods of the old religion become the demons of the new religion. Murray, Margaret Skovron, Jon Misfit US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2290 Gods can turn into evil demons when new gods oust them. Freud, Sigmund Skovron, Jon Misfit US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2291 Natural selection, as it has operated in human history, favors not only the clever but the murderous. Ehrenreich, Barbara Singleton, Linda Joy Memory Girl US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2292 I never thought it would happen to our family-not to us: I mean, we're really civilised people. I thought those kinds of things only happened to people that live in like...the Bronx. I don't have the faintest idea why Dad did it. Maybe somebody knows why, but I don't. My dad didn't even own a gun... Scott, Preston Shusterman, Neal Chasing Forgiveness US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2293 Beware; don't whistle, talk pr laugh into the night. Night eyes are upon you. Guard your soul with light and fear, for you know not what evil lurks in the blackness of that which is, and isn't. Hualapai saying Shusterman, Neal Thief of Souls US 1999 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2294 God did not spare angels when they sinned, but cast them into Hell and committed them to chains of gloomy darkness to be kept until judgement. Peter 2:4 Shirvington, Jessica Emblaze US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2295 If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance. Shaw, George Bernard Shinoda, Anna Learning not to drown. US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2296 Light and darkness, life and death, right and left, are brothers of one another. They are inseparable. Because of this neither are the good good, nor the evil evil, nor is life life, nor death death. The Gospel of Philip Shirvington, Jessica Endless US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2297 I form the light and create darkness. I make peace and create evil: I, the Lord, do all these things. Isaiah 45:7 Shirvington, Jessica Entice US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2298 But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Shirvington, Jessica Empower US 2013 Ficrion, Young Adult Fiction 2299 Whoever of you loves life and desires to see many good days, keep your tongue from evil and your lips from telling lies. Psalm 34:12-13 Bible Shoemaker, Tom Code of Silence US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2300 Greater love has no on than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends. John 15:13 Bible Shoemaker, Tom Back Before Dark US 2013 Fiction, young Adult Fiction 2301 Sometimes calling people out of the darkness meaning going in after them. Williams, N. Paul Shoemaker, Tom Back Before Dark US 2013 Fiction, young Adult Fiction 2302 The battle line between good and evil runs through the heart of every man, Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Showalter, Gena Through the Zombie Glass US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2303 I'm going to tell you a story about a girl who lost her dad and had her world fall apart. And then I am going to tell you the story about the woman she became. Reynolds, Gus Shirvington, Jessica Corruption US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2304 In the beginning, God reated the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form, and darkness filled the void. Then God said, "Let there be light," and there was light... Genesis Bible Sniegoski, Thomas E. Armageddon US 2013 Fiction, young Adult Fiction 2305 The forthcoming end of the world would be hastened by the construction of underground railways burrowing into infernal regions and thereby disturbing the devil. Cumming, John Southern, Paul Killing Sound US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1860 2306 Beauty is truth, truth beauty. Keats, John Sones, Sonya To Be Perfectly Honest US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2307 Truth is beautiful, without doubt; but so are lies. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Sones, Sonya To Be Perfectly Honest US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2308 Sway helps you make money and money helps make you sway. But sway is not money. Lee, Spike 25th Hour Movie Spears, Kat Sway US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2309 At the end of the day, she thought, there was no difference in choices you made and choices made for you. One would define you no less than the other. Malcolm, Reece Destruction Spalding, Amy The Reece Malcolm List US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2310 God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. Nietzsche, Friedrich Spears, Kat The Boy Who Killed Grant Parker US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2311 I looked in my heart whie the wild swans went over. And what did I see I had not seen before? Only a question less or a question more; Nothing to match the flight of wild birds flying, Tiresome heart, forever living and dying, House without air, I leave you and lock your door. Wild swans, come over the town, come over The town again, trailing your legs and crying! Millay, Edna St. Vincent Wild Swans Spotswood, Jessica Wild Swans US 2016 FIction, Young Adult Fiction 2312 I decided to devote my life to telling the story because I felt that having survived I owe something to the dead. And anyone who does not remember betrays them again. Wiesel, Ellie Spradlin, Michael P. The Enemy Above US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2313 There is no real ending, It's just the place where you stop the story. Herbert, Frank Staniszewski, Anna My Sort Of Fairy Tale Ending US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2314 The universe is made of stories, not of atoms. Rukeyser, Muriel Staniszewski, Anna My Epic Fairy Tale Fail US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2315 Men... have an extraordinary knack of lending themselves to deception, a sort of curious and inexplicable propensity to allow thelselves to be led by the nose with their eyes open. Conrad, Joseph The Mirror of the Sea Staunton, Ted Who I'm Not US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2316 Sins cannot be undone, only forgiven. Stravinsky, Igor Suzuma, Tabitha Hurt US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2317 ...comfort me with apples, for I am sick of love. Song of Solomon Swain, H. A. Hungry US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2318 Surely the apple is the noblest of fruits. Thoreau, Henry David Swain, H. A. Hungry US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2319 ...no hypocrisy is too great when economic and financial elites are obliged to defend their interest. Piketty, Thomas Capital in the Twenty-First Century Swain, H. A. Gifted US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2014 2320 Heart of the heartless world, Dear heart, the thought of you Is the pain at my side, The shadow that chills my view. The wind rises in the evening, Reminds that autumn is near, I am afraid to lose you, I am afraid of my fear. On the last mile of Huesca, The last fence for our pride, Think so kindly, dear, that I Sense you at my side. And if bad luck should lay my strength Into the shallow grave, Remember all the good you can; Don't forget my love. Cornford, John To Margot Heinemann Syson, Lydia A World Between Us US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2321 All things truly wicked start from innocence. Hemingway, Ernest Stuckey-French, Elizabeth & Henley, Patricia Where Wicked Starts US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2322 THey don't love you like I love you. Yeah Yeah Yeahs Maps Song Strasnick, Lauren Then You Were Gone US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2323 It isn't running away they're afraid of. We wouldn't get far. It's those other escapes, the ones you can open in yourself, given a cutting edge. Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale Suma, Nova Ren The Walls Around Us US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2324 Time will explain. Austen, Jane Stone, Tamara Ireland Time After Time US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2325 The art of war is of vital importance to the state. It is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin. Sun Tzu The Art of War Stokes, Paula The Art of Lainey US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2326 Just when I thought my nightmares couldn't get any worse, I woke up to face the reality of my life. Jensen, Ivy Stolarz, Laurie Faria Return to the Dark House US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2327 For God's sake, be economical with your lamps and candles! Not a gallon you burn, but at least one drop of man's blood was spilled for it. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Strasser, Todd The Beast of Cretacea US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2328 Here is where you are. There is where you want to be. But you can't get there from here. Blanchard, Harrison Strasser, Todd Can't Get There From Here US 2004 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2329 I'm lookig for the face I had Before the world was made. Yeats, William Butler Before the World was Made Stiefvater, Maggie Blue Lily, Lily Blue US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2330 Let us be grateful to the mirror for revealing to us our appearance only. Butler, Samuel Erewhon Stiefvater, Maggie Blue Lily, Lily Blue US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2331 Down, down, down. Would the fall never come to an end? Caroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Stiefvater, Maggie Sinner US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2332 Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find muself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell. Millay, Edna St Vincent Letters Stiefvater, Maggie Sinner US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2333 To sleep, to swim, and to dream, for ever. Swinburne, Algernon Charles A Swimmer's Dream Stiefvater, Maggie The Raven King US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2334 These signs have mark'd me extraordinary; And all the courses of my life so show I am not in the roll of common men. Shakespeare, William Henry IV Stiefvater, Maggie The Raven King US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2335 Darling, the composer has stepped into fire. Sexton, Anne The Kiss Stiefvater, Maggie The Raven King US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2336 What if you slept And what if In your sleep You dreamed And what if In your dream You went to heaven And there plucked a strange and beautiful flower And what if When you awoke You had that flower in your hand Ah, what then? Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Stiefvater, Maggie The Dream Thieves US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2337 Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity: but the dreamers of the day are dangeroud men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. Lawrence, T. E. Stiefvater, Maggie The Dream Thieves US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2338 I loathe people who keep dogs. They are cowards who haven't got the guts to bite people themselves. Strindberg, August Stiefvater, Maggie The Dream Thieves US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2339 Cease from fear. Virgil The Aeneid Stohl, Margaret Idols US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2340 Give sorrow words. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play Stohl, Margaret Icons US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2341 Daddy, what does tomorrow mean? Stokes, Madison Spinelli, Jerry Hokey Pokey US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2008 9780375831980 2342 Kids. They live in their own little world. Spinelli, Jerry Hokey Pokey US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375831980 2343 It's very difficult to keep the line between the past and the present. Little Edie Beale Grey Gardens Sheinmel, Courtney Edgewater US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419716416 2344 It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair. Dickens, Charles A Tale of Two Cities Novel Showalter, Gena Firstlife US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211579 2345 Too many conflicting emotional interests are involved for life ever to be wholly acceptable, and possibly it is the work of the storyteller to rearrange things so that they conform to this end. In any case, in talking about the past we lie with every breath we draw. Maxwell, William So Long, See You Tomorrow Starmer, Aaron The Riverman US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374363093 2346 Call the death by any name Your Highness will, attribute it to whom you will, or say it might have been prevented how you will. It is the same death eternally -- inborn, inbred, engendered in the corrupted humours of the vicious body itself, and that only -- Spontaneous Combustion, and none other of all the deaths that can be died. Dickens, Charles Bleak House Starmer, Aaron Spontaneous US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525429746 2347 ...A lion is not a lion is not a lion. As individuals, as members of a society, they're all very different. Lanting, Frans Smith, Cynthia Leitich Feral Pride US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763659110 2348 Are you predator or prey? Sanguini A Very Rare Restaurant US Smith, Cynthia Leitich Feral Nights US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763659097 2349 If the Lord comes and burns -- as you say he will -- I am not going away; I am going to stay here and stand the fire... Truth, Sojourner Smith-Ready, Jeri This Side of Salvation US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442439481 2350 crede quod habes, et habes Smith, Andre W. Winger US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442422928 2351 Know thy self, know thy enemy. Sun Tzu China Shepard, Sara Crushed US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062199713 2352 If you're going to be two-faced, at least make one of them pretty. Monroe, Marilyn US Shepard, Sara Ali's Pretty Little Lies US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062233363 2353 Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul. Dickinson, Emily Stewart, Barbara The In-Between US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250030160 2354 There's rosemary, that's for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Stevens, Rebecca Rose in the Blitz US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781910655542 2355 Rivermen who tyre of the watterscape fynd that lyfe on the land is grim as death benneath it. Fobisher, R.J. Proverb Stewart, Martin Riverkeep US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141362038 2356 To those with physical and emotional scars; to those who feel sorry for the things they can't change; to those broken ones who posses a gentle strength; to those who do the right thing in the right way: your humanity is beautiful. Isaiah 61:3 Stevens, Courtney C. The Lies About Truth US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062245410 2357 For my mom, who held my hand with every word; and my dad, who prayed over every word; and my brother, who taught me to make up characters; and for every girl or guy who has needed a Bodee. Ephesians 3:14-21 Stevens, Courtney C. Faking Normal US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062245380 2358 If the dream is a translation of waking life, waking life is also a translation of the dream. Magritte, Rene Stone, Danika All the Feels US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250084095 2359 Love is for children. Romanoff, Natasha Y Stohl, Margaret Black Widow: Forever Red US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484726433 Epigraphs begin on section 2360 When I was four I swallowed a lie. It sunk inside me, grew a shell, stayed hidden. But the lie became restless. It broke into bits and surfaced so I could not ignore it anymore. The lie dissolved into truth and showed up in the mirror. Firestone, Lily The Lie Stuber, Barbara Girl in Reverse US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442497344 2361 There once were four sisters Who were exceptionally ordinary, But desired more than a maiden should desire. Ravaged by their shameful wants Their loving hearts never bloomed Instead four wicked brambles Grew in their place Each tainted With poisonous magic. The Four Sisters 2:16 Sussman, Elissa Stray US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062274557 2362 Macadam [tarmac]: Has put an end to revolutions; barricades no longer possible. Nonetheless very inconvenient. Ruins: Something to make you dream. Add poetry to a landscape. Dictionary of Accepted Ideas, published from notes made by Flaubert Syson, Lydia Liberty's Fine US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1913 9781471403675 2363 There's more to love than girl meets boy. Communards Red Syson, Lydia Liberty's Fine US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1987 9781471403675 2364 Come away, come away, death, And in sad cypress let me be laid. Fly away, fly away, breath; I am slain by a fair cruel maid. Twelfth Night Taub, Melinda Still Star-Crossed US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743501 2365 Suspicion is the companion of mean souls. Paine, Thomas Common Sense Taylor, Kara Deadly Little Sins US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250033635 2366 Come away, o human child! To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand. Yeats, W.B. Poem Templeman, McCormick The Glass Casket US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743457 2367 A lie which is half a truth is ever the blackest of lies. Tennyson, Alfred Lord Terry, Teri Book of Lies US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408334287 2368 There's been a Death, in the Opposite House, As lately as Today — I know it, by the numb look Such Houses have — alway — The Neighbors rustle in and out — The Doctor — drives away — A Window opens like a Pod — Abrupt — mechanically — Somebody flings a Mattress out — The Children hurry by — They wonder if It died — on that — I used to — when a Boy — The Minister — goes stiffly in — As if the House were His — And He owned all the Mourners — now — And little Boys — besides — And then the Milliner — and the Man Of the Appalling Trade — To take the measure of the House — There'll be that Dark Parade — Of Tassels — and of Coaches — soon — It's easy as a Sign — The Intuition of the News — In just a Country Town — Dickinson, Emily Poem 389 Poem Sanchez, Jenny Torres Death, Dickinson, and the Demented Life of Frenchie Garcia US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2369 Thus nature's human link and endless thrall, Proud man, still seems the enemy of all. Clare, John Summer Evening Torday, Piers The Dark Wild US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781782064855 2370 "Will you walk into my parlour?" said the Spider to the Fly. Howitt, Mary Toten, Teresa Beware That Girl US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553507904 2371 If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty-seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son! Kipling, Rudyard If Toten, Teresa The Unlikely Hero of Room 13B US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406362992 2372 Let me fall in love one last time, I beg them. Teach me mortality, frighten me into the present. Gilbert, Jack Tracy, Kristen Kleptomaniac US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423127529 2373 I know you like I know myself. I know you like the back of my hand, I know you like a book. I know you inside out. I know you like you'll never know. Lish, Gordon The Merry Chase Tracy, Kristen Hung Up US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442460751 2374 Yesterday is gone Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin. Mother Teresa Triana, Gaby Summer of Yesterday US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2375 You are the Hero of your own story. Campbell, Joseph Tucholke, April Genevieve Wink Poppy Midnight US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803740488 2376 It was many and many a year ago, in a kingdom by the sea, that Annabel Lee lived with no other thought than to love and be loved by me. Poe, Edgar Allan Tucholke, April Genevieve Between the Spark and the Burn US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803740471 2377 What has happened before will happen again. What has been done before will be done again. There is nothing new in the whole world. Ecclesiastes 1:9-18 Tucholke, April Genevieve Between the Spark and the Burn US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803740471 2378 These children that come at you with knives, they are your children. Manson, Charles Umminger, Alison My Favourite Manson Girl US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781472150844 2379 Down, down, down into the darkness of the grave Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind; Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave. I know. But I do not approve. And I am not resigned. Millay, Edna St Vincent Dirge Without Music Poem Vail, Michele Unchosen US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2380 Of all the gods only death does not desire gifts. Aeshylus Vail, Michele Unchosen US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2381 The Gods envy us. They envy us because we're mortal, because any moment may be our last. Everything is more beautiful because we're doomed. You will never be lovelier than you are now. We will never be here again. The Iliad Valentine, Jenny Fire Colour One US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007512362 2382 So when this world's compounded union breaks. Time ends and to old Chaos all things turn; Confused stars shall meet, celestial fire Fleet on the floods, the earth shoulder the sea, Affording it no shore, and Phoebe's wain Chase Phoebus and enraged affect his place, And strive to shine by day, and full of strife Dissolve the engines of the broken world. Pharsalia Lucan, translated by Christopher Marlowe Vanhff, Jason Engines of the Broken World US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805096293 2383 John Milton proved fruitful in still one more respect. He was versatile, and Major Major soon found himself incorporating the signature in fragments of imaginary dialogues. Thus, typical endorsements on the official documents might read, 'John, Milton is a sadist' or 'Have you seen Milton, John?' One signature of which he was especially proud read, 'Is anybody in the John, Miltion?' John Milton threw open whole new vistas filled with charming, inexhaustible possibilities that promised to ward off monotony forever. Heller, Joseph Catch 22 Ruit, John van de Spud US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141348278 2384 Nothing travels faster than the speed of light with the possible exception of bad news. Adams, Douglas The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Novel Y Vernick, Shirley Reva The Black Butterfly US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781935955795 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2385 Show me a hero and I'll write you a tragedy. Fitzgerald, F. Scott Verday, Jessica The Beautiful and The Damned US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442488359 2386 Kook: (surfer slang): a learner, a wannabe Definition of a word Vick, Chris Kook US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780008158323 2387 Kenbe fèm, pa lage. (Hold tight, don't let go.) Way to say goodbye in Haitian Creole Wagner, Laura Rose Hold Tight Don't Let Go US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419712043 2388 The uncertain glory of an April day... Shakespeare, William Two Gentlemen of Verona Play Wait, Lea Uncertain Glory US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781939017253 2389 Where the needle passes, the thread passes also. Armenian proverb Proverb Armenia Walrath, Dana Like Water on Stone US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743976 2390 And the meteorite's just what causes the light And the meteor's how it's perceived And the meteoroid's a bone thrown from the void That lies quiet in offering to thee You came and lay a cold compress upon the mess I'm in Threw the window wide and cried, "Amen! Amen! Amen!" Newsom, Joanna Emily Wallach, Tommy We All Looked Up US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481418775 2391 It broke one's heart to think of man, the civilizer, wasting treasures in a few years to which savages and animals had done no harm for centuries. North, Marianne Waller, Sharon Biggs The Forbidden Orchid US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780451474117 2392 ...a human being is a being who decides - who still has to decide - what he or she will be in the next moment... Frankl, Viktor TV interview Argentina Wallis, Rupert All Sorts of Possible US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1985 9781471143663 2393 My love, if you die and I don't - let's not give grief an even greater field. No expanse is greater than where we live. Dust in the wheat, sand in the deserts, time, wandering water, the vague wind swept us like sailing seeds. We might not have found one another in time. This meadow where we find ourselves, O little infinity! we give it back. But Love, this love has not ended: just as it never had a birth, it has no death: it is like a long river, only changing lands, and changing lips. Neruda, Pablo Wallach, Tommy Thanks for the Trouble US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481418805 2394 Homo sapiens Latin for wise or knowing man Definition of a word Wallis, Rupert The Dark Inside US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471118913 2395 The going from a world we know To one a wonder still Is like the child's adversity Whose vista is a hill, Behind the hill is sorcery, And everything unknown, But will the secret compensate For climbing it alone? Dickinson, Emily Wallace, Carey The Ghost in the Glass House US 2013 Fiction, young Adult Fiction 9780544022911 2396 I am the exile, the wanderer the troubadour (whatever they say) gentle I am, and calm and with abstracted pace absorbed in planning, courteous to servility but wailings fill the chambers of my heart and in my head behind my quiet eyes I hear the cries and sirens Brutus, Dennis Warman, Nice The World Beneath US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406337167 2397 This is your hour - when darkness reigns. Luke 22:52 Wasserman, Robin The Waking Dark US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375868771 2398 Oh, this is a state to be proud of! We are a people who can hold up our heads! White, William Allen Wasserman, Robin The Waking Dark US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375868771 2399 How heavy do I journey on the way When what I seek, my weary travel's end, Doth teach that ease and that repose to say, "Thus far the miles are measured from thy friend." Shakespeare, William Sonnet 50 Poem Wasserman, Robin Seven Deadly Sins US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442475083 2400 Nothing to do Nowhere to go I wanna be sedated The Ramones I Wanna Be Sedated Song Wasserman, Robin Seven Deadly Sins US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442475083 2401 Let 'rm burn. They're a lot of cattle, anyway. Stein, Leon The Triangle Fire Watts, Irene N. Touched by Fire US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770495241 2402 Moonlight on water brings Nature's daughter. Swift-bred terror and sorrow of slaughter. Silver and sickle, the healing hand, Find the shell's song; bring rain upon land. Waugh, Sandra Silver Eve US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780449817520 2403 The whole world is a series of miracles, but we're so used to them we call them ordinary things. Andersen, Hans Christian Weavil, Vickl L. Crown of Ice US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2404 Of all the ways to lose a person, death is the kindest. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Weatherly, L.A. Broken Sky US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781409572022 2405 Hope I die before I get old. old song Song Weitz, Chris The Young World US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316226295 2406 Time cannot break the bird's wing from the bird. Bird and wing together Go down, one feather. No thing that ever flew, Not the lark, not you, Can die as others do. Millay, Edna St Vincent To a Young Poet Poem Wein, Elizabeth Rose Under Fire US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405265119 2407 How ridiculous I was as a marionette! And how happy I am, now that I have become a real boy! Collodi, Carlo Pinocchio Novel Weston, Danny Mr Sparks US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781783443215 2408 It is just an illusion here on Earth that one moment follows another one, like beads on a string, and that once a moment is gone, it is gone forever. Vonnegut Jr., Kurt Slaughterhouse-Five Whaley, John Corey Noggin US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442458727 2409 We're all worms, but I do believe I am a glowworm. Churchill, Winston White, Andrea Window Boy US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 97819339779144 2410 gam-bit noun \'gam-bet\ - a planned series of moves at the beginning of a game of chess - something done or said in order to gain an advantage or to produce a desired result Full Definition og GAMBIT 1. a chess opening in which a player risks one or more pawns or a minor piece to gain an advantage in position 2. a. a remark intended to start a conversation or make a telling point b. a calculated move Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Definition of a word Whitford, Sara The Smuggler's Gambit US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978098632505 2411 Yet pull not down my palace towers, that are So lightly, beautifully built: Perchance I may return with others there When I have purged my guilt Tennyson, Alfred Lord Whitley, David The Canticle of Whispers US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596436152 2412 Ages ago, thousands of generations ago, man had thrust his brother man out of the ease and the sunshine. And now that brother was coming back changed! Wells, H.G. The Time Machine Novel Whyman, Matt Bad Apple US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404207 2413 It is not length of life, but depth of life. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Y Wiemer, Liza Hello? US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781633920378 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2414 Greater love has no man than this: to lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13 Wunder, Wendy The Museum of Intangible Things US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595145147 2415 Lithium really is stardust. It is the third to last element than an exploding star expels before it goes nova. Only hydrogen and helium come after. Simonutti, Lauren E. Wunder, Wendy The Museum of Intangible Things US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595145147 2416 A dreaming man is a haunted man. Benet, Stephen Vincent Willey, Margaret Beetle Boy US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467726399 2417 I am too much i' te sun. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Wilson, Rachel M. Don't Touch US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062220936 2418 Energy rightly applied and directed will accomplish anything. Bly, Nellie Wilkinson, Lili Love-shy US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781742376233 2419 She was looking thin and pale and weak; but her eyes were pure. Stoker, Bram Dracula Winters, Cat The Cure for Dreaming US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1897 9781419712166 2420 There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Wiseman, Eva Another Me US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770497160 2421 We need in love to practice only this: letting each other go. For holding on comes easily; we do not need to learn it. Rilke, Rainer Maria Y Wolfer, Dianne The Shark Caller US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780143780557 2422 I tell you, ladies... you don't know how good it feels till you begin to smash, smash, smash! Carrie Nation Wolfson, Jill Furious US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805082838 2423 Dauntless the slug-horn to my lips I set And blew, 'Childe Roland to the Dark Tower came' Browning, Robert Childre Roland to the Dark Tower Came Poem Womack, Philip The Broken King US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781909991002 2424 I will remember this tree With this dazzle of sun and shadow MacNeice, Louis The Dark Tower Womack, Philip The Broken King US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781909991002 2425 Be humble for you are made of eath. Be noble for you are made of stars. Serbian Proverb Proverb Serbia Woods, Darcy Summer of Supernovas US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553537048 2426 Whatever I have up till now accepted as most true I have acquired either from the senses or through the senses. But from time to time I have found that the senses deceive, and it is prudent never to trust completely those who have deceived us even once. Descartes, Rene Meditations on First Philosophy Woon, Yvonne Love Reborn US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423171201 2427 But Paris was a very old city and we were young and nothing was simple there. Hemingway, Ernest A Moveable Feast Wright, David & Bouchard, Luc Away Running US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459810464 2428 A process in the weather of the world, Turns ghost to ghost; each mothered child Sits in their double shade. A process blows the moon into the sun, Pulls down the shabby curtains of the skin; And the heart gives up its dead. Thomas, Dylan Poem Wynne-Jones, Tim The Emperor of Any Place US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763669737 2429 Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra via mi ritrovai per una selva oscura, che la diritta via era smarrita. Dante Yancey, Rick The Final Descent US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442451537 2430 Then the mother sought the strayed one, Dreading what mischance had happened, Like a wolf she tracked the marshes, Like a bear the wastes she traversed. Kalevala Rune XV Y Yates, Alexander The Winter Place US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471123832 Epigraphs begin on section 2431 Both the oral and the literary forms of the fairy tale are grounded in history: they emanate from specific struggles to humanize bestial and barbaric forces, which have terrorized our minds and communities in concrete ways, threatening to destroy free will and human compassion. The fairy tale sets out to conquer this concrete terror through metaphors. Zipes, Jack Spells of Enchantment Yolen, Jane Briar Rose US 1992 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312851354 2432 No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite. Mandela, Nelson Zail, Suzy Playing for the Commandant US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763664039 2433 I shut my eyes and all the world drops dead; I lift my lids and all is born again. (I think I made you up inside my head.) Zappia, Francesca Made You Up US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062290106 2434 And there in that great iron city, that impersonal, mechanical city, amid the steam, the smoke, the snowy winds, the blistering suns; there in that self-conscious city, that city so deadly dramatic and stimulating, we caught whispers of the meaning that life could have. Wright, Richard Black Metropolis Zettel, Sarah Bad Luck Girl US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1993 9780375869402 2435 Often a sweetness comes as if on loan, stays just long enough to make sense of what it means to be alive, then returns to its dark source. As for me, I don't care where it's been, or what bitter road it's traveled to come so far, to taste so good. Dunn, Stephen Sweetness Zevin, Gabrielle In the Age of Love And Chocolate US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374380755 2436 First Law: A body at rest will remain at rest, and a body in motion will remain in motion with a constant velocity, unless acted upon by force. Second Law: Force is equal to the change in momentum (mV) per change in time. For a constant mass, force equals mass times acceleration (F=ma). Third Law: For every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. Laws of Motion Zhang, Amy Falling into Place US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062295040 2437 When you used to tell me that you chased tornadoes, deep down I thought it was just a metaphor. Twister Zielin, Lara The Waiting Sky US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2438 Whenever people talk to me about the weather, I always feel quite certain that they mean something else. And that makes me so nervous. Wilde, Oscar The Importance of Being Earnest Play Zielin, Lara The Waiting Sky US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2439 If you knew the things I believe in, you'd look at me as though I were a whole great circus of monsters. Agualusa, Jose Eduardo Acioli, Socorro The Head of the Saint US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471403835 2440 "Stories from way back then, are they the ones that have come from a long time ago?" "Yes, my boy." "So way back then is a time, then, grandma?" "Way back then is a place." "Quite a far away place?" "Quite an insde place." Ondjaki Acioli, Socorro The Head of the Saint US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471403835 2441 There was something strange in my sensations, something indescribably sweet. I felt younger, lighter, happier in body; within I was conscious of a heady recklessness, a current of disordered sensual images running like a mill-race in my fancy, a solution of the bonds of obligation, an unknown but not innocent freedom of the soul. Stevenson, Robert Louis Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde Short Story Agresti, Aimee Infatuate US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 978054626154 2442 Obtain the virgin's consent before you marry her. Prophet Mohammad Ahmed, Sufiya Secrets of the Henna Girl US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141339801 2443 Pueblo chico, Infierno grande. Small town, Big hell. Alegria, Malin Border Town US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545402408 2444 There are men whose minds the Dead have ravished. Memory fingers in their hair of murders... Owen, Wilfred Mental Cases Poem Anderson, Laurie Halse The Impossible Knife of Memory US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012091 2445 Apparently misinformed about the rumoured stuff of dreams: everywhere I inquired, I was told look for blue. Philips, Carl Blue Anderson, Laurie Halse The Impossible Knife of Memory US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012091 2446 Even the open, transparent lake has its unknown depths, which no divers know. Andersen, Hans Christian Anderson, Jodi Lynn The Vanishing Season US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062003270 2447 We are all wanderers on this earth our hearts are full of wonder our souls are deep with dreams. Gypsy proverb Proverb Arnold, Elana K. Burning US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743341 2448 Mountains do not meet, but people do. Romani saying Saying Arnold, Elana K. Burning US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743341 2449 And remember, no matter where you go, there you go. Confucius China Arthur, Artist Mesmerize US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373534647 2450 What a tender young creature! What a nice plump mouthful... Brothers Grimm Little King Austin, Keith Snow, White US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2451 Madness is the emergency exit. Moore, Alan The Killing Joke Avasthi, Swati Chasing Shadows US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375863424 2452 I'm nobody! Who are you? Are you nobody, too? Dickinson, Emily Barnes, Jennifer Lynn Nobody US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606843215 2453 The corruption of the best is the worst. Latin proverb Abbott, Jeff Downfall US 2013 Fiction 2454 Through the streets our wheels slowly move; The toll of the death bell dismays us. With nosegays and gloves we are deck'd, So trim and so gay they array us. The passage all crowded we see With maidens that move us with pity; Our air all, admiring agree Such lads are not left in the city. Oh! Then to the tree I must go; The judge he has ordered the sentence. And then comes a gownsman you know, And tells a dull tale of repentence. By the gullet we're ty'd very tight; We beg all spectators, pray for us. Our peepers are hid from the light, The tumbril shoves off, and we morrice. Tyburn ballad Aaronovitch, Ben The Hanging Tree US 2016 Fiction 2455 The man who stands at a strange threshold should be cautious before he cross it. Glance this way and that who knows beforehand what foes may sit awaiting him in the hall? Havamal Abercrombie, Joe Half A War US 2015 Fiction 2456 If you dance with the devil, you're bound to get burned. Proverb Adams, Cat To Dance With the Devil US 2013 Fiction 2457 You used to be much more... "muchier". You've lost your muchness. Caroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Ahern, Cecilia The Time of my Life US 2011 Fiction 2458 Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Confucius Ahern, Cecilia The Year I Met You US 2014 Fiction 2459 I fain would go, yet beauty calls me back. To leave her so and not once say farewell were to transgress against all laws of love, But if I use such ceremonious thanks As parting friends accustom on the shore, Her silver arms will coil round about And tears of peal cry, 'Stay, Aeneas, stay.' Each word she says will then contain a crown, And every speech be ended with a kiss. I may not 'dure this female drudgery. To sea, Aeneas! FInd out Italy! Marlowe, Christopher Alexander, Tasha Tears of Pearl US 2009 Fiction 2460 There are only two people who can tell you the truth about yourself - an enemy who has lost his temper and a friend who loves you dearly. Antisthenes Alexander, Tasha A Crimson Warning US 2011 Fiction 2461 No excellent soul is exempt from a mixture of madness. Aristotle Alexander, Tasha Dangerous to Know US 2010 Fiction 2462 Much have I travell'd in the realms of gold, And many goodly states and kingdoms seen; Round many western islands have I been Which bards in fealty to Apollo hold. Oft of one wide expanse had I been told That deep-brow'd Homer ruled as his demesne; Yet did I never breathe its pure serene Till I heard Chapman speak out loud and bold: Then felt I like some watcher of the skies When a new planet swims into his ken; Or like stout Cortez when with eagle eyes He star'd at the Pacific—and all his men Look'd at each other with a wild surmise— Silent, upon a peak in Darien. Keats, John On First Looking into Chapman's Homer Poem Alexander, Tasha And Only to Deceive US 2013 Fiction 2463 At last the secret is out, as it always must come in the end, The delicious story is ripe to tell to the intimate friend; Over the tea-cups and in the square the tongue has its desire; Still waters run deep, my dear, there's never smoke without fire. Behind the corpse in the reservoir, behind the ghost on the links, Behind the lady who dances and the man who madly drinks, Under the look of fatigue, the attack of migraine and the sigh There is always another story, there is more than meets the eye. For the clear voice suddenly singing, high up in the convent wall, The scent of the elder bushes, the sporting prints in the hall, The croquet matches in summer, the handshake, the cough, the kiss, There is always a wicked secret, a private reason for this. Auden, W. H. At Last the Secret is Out Poem Alexander, Tasha A Poisoned Season US 2007 Fiction 2464 Anybody can be good in the country. There are no temptations there. Wilde, Oscar The Picture of Dorian Gray Alexander, Tasha A Fatal Waltz US 2008 Fiction 2465 When I was a boy, on one frosted morning, my father bade me dig our a pile of rotting straw that was obstructing the stable. I took a shovel and plunged it into the heap. Within, a knot of serpents in their winter sleep had been injured by my blade. One had been cut almost in two, and their bodies writhed together even in the depths of their hibernation, the severed bodies pumping blood upon their brethren. That night, I was reminded, as the bodies of the count and his lady writhed together over the bloodied limbs of Zsofia, the witch. The counters, no longer with the grayness of death upon her skin, looked young again. Her teeth were stained with the witch's blood, and her body scarred with the symbols I had seen burned and carved into her living flesh. I knew then that I was damned, and the sorcery we had completed would haunt the world. But at the beginning of our journey, I knew nothing but the flatteringg invitation of King Istvan Batbory to travel through his beautiful but barbarous country to aid his dying niece, the Countess Elizabeth Batbory. Kelley, Edward St. Clement's Eve Alexander, Rebecca The Secrets of Life and Death US 2013 Fiction 1585 2466 Sternly, remorselessly, fate guides each of us; only at the beginning, when we're absorbed in details, in all sorts of nonsece, in ourselves, are we unaware of its harsh hand. Turgenev, Ivan Ali, Monica Brick Lane US 2003 Fiction 2467 A man's character is his fate. Heraclitus Ali, Monica Brick Lane US 2003 Fiction 2468 "You are very obliging," answered Beauty. "I own I am pleased with your kindness, and when I consider that, your deformity scarce appears." "Yes, Yes," said the Beast, "my heart is good, but still I am a monster." "Among mankind," said Beauty, "there are many that deserve the name more than you, and I prefer you, just as you are, to those, who, under a human form, hide a treacherous, corrupt, and ungrateful heart." Beaumont, Jeanne-Marie LePrince Allen, Nancy Campbell Beauty and the Clockwork Beast US 2016 Fiction 1750 2469 Pause, shadow of my elusice love, image of my most dear enchanter, Beautiful illusion for whom I die gladly Sweet fiction for whom I live sadly. Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz Allande, Isabel The Japanese Lover US 2016 Fiction 2470 Memory believes before knowing remembers. Faulkner, WIlliam Light In August Altenberg, Karin Beaking Light US 2015 Fiction 2471 Michael he whistles the simplest of tunes, And asks of the wild woods their pardon. For his true love is flown into every flower grown, And he must be keeper of the garden. Thompson, Richard & Swarbrick, Dave Crazy Man Michael Altenberg, Karin Beaking Light US 2015 Fiction 2472 What, then, is the Singularity? It's a future period during which the pace of technological change will be so rapid, its impact so deep, that human life will be irreversible transformed. Kurzweil, Ray The Singularity is Near Alpert, Mark Extinction US 2013 Fiction 2473 When you reach the edge of the world, you can fly. The Book of Aiden Anderson, Kevin J. The Edge of the World US 2010 Fiction 2474 How weary, stale, flat and unprofitable Seem to me all the uses of this world! Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Y Bauer, Michael Gerard Ishmael and the Hoops of Steel US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848777385 Epigraphs begin on section 2475 ...it is certain that I am really distinct from my body, and can exist without it. Descartes Bell, Julia Massive US 2002 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447290353 2476 you, you're not the first to ask and probably not the last and i don't expect you to understand why i stayed upon this rock after the birds had gone and all of the waves turned to sand i am a lighthouse in a desert and i stand alone i dream of an ocean that was here a long time ago and i remember his cool waters and i still glow Duvek0t, Antje Lighthouse Song Germany, America Bell, Cathleen Davitt I remember You US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385754552 2477 Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Churchill, Winston UK Bergren, Lisa T. Torrent US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781434764294 2478 What are you when the moon shall rise? Wotton, Sir Henry Berry, Nina Otherkin US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1620 9780758276919 2479 Perchance you wonder at this show; But wonder on, till truth make all things plain. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night's Dream Play Benway, Robin Also Known As US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802733900 2480 It's just you and me against me... Mouse, Danger and Luppi, Danielle Two Against One Benway, Robin Also Known As US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802733900 2481 One face looks out from all his canvasses, One selfsame figure sits or walks or leans; We found her hidden just behind those screens, That mirror gave back all her loveliness. A queenin opal or in ruby dress, A nameless girl in freshest summer greens, A saint, an angel; -- every canvass means The same one meaning, neither more nor less. He feeds upon her face by day and night, And she with true kind eyes looks back on him Fair as the moon and joyfull as the light; Not wan with waiting, not with sorrow dim; Not as she is, but was when hope shone bright; Not as she is, but as she fills his dream Rossetti, Christina In an Artist's Studio Poem Bennett, Sophia Following Ophelia US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781847158109 2482 Here is the book of thy Descent... Here begin the Terrors. Here begin the Miracles... Perlesvaus Berk, Ari Mistle Child US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1225 9781416991175 2483 There the patient houses grow While through the rooms the flesh must flow. Mothers', daughters', fathers', sons', On and on the river runs... Hawkes, Jacquetta A Devon Signpost Berk, Ari Mistle Child US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416991175 2484 Thus he arrived before a great castle, on whose facade were carved the words: I belong to no one and to all. Before entering you were already here. When you leave you shall remain. Diderot Jacques Le Fataliste Berk, Ari Mistle Child US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1773 9781416991175 2485 I hold a beast, and angel, and a madman in me. Thomas, Dylan Bick, Ilsa J. Monsters US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841778 2486 Father, this thick air is murderous. Plath, Sylvia Bick, Ilsa J. White Space US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844199 2487 I have made my world, and it is a much better world than I ever saw outside. Nevelson, Louise Bobsien, Gerry The Colour of Trouble US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781921720840 2488 And in weird shadows rhyming, plucked like lyres / The laces of my matyred shoes, / One foot against my heart. Rimbaud, Arthur Brothers, Meagan Supergirl Mixtapes US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805080810 2489 Faith is the strength by which a shattered world shall emerge into the light. Keller, Helen Brody, Jessica Unchanged US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374379896 2490 And then the hunger had more / Power than even sorrow had over me. Dante Inferno Burak, Kathryn Emily's Dress and Other Missing Things US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437364 2491 Love is the distance between you and what you love. Hutchinson, Meg Everything Familiar Burak, Kathryn Emily's Dress and Other Missing Things US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437364 2492 What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle Burke, J.C. The Red Cardigan US 2004 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780759320291 2493 Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a longing fulfilled is a tree of life. Proverbs 13:12 Cab, Nely Creatura US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781634221122 2494 I love a dog. He does nothing for political reasons. Rogers, Will Carmichael, Clay Brother, Brother US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437432 2495 When a man has outlived his limit, plunged in age, and the good comrade comes who comes at last to all, not with a wedding song, no singers dancing, the doom of the death god comes like lightning. Always death at the last. Not to be born is best when all is reckoned in. But once a man has seen the light the next best thing by far is to go back, back where he came from quickly as he can. For once his youth slips by, light on the wing, light headed, what mortal blows can he escape? What griefs won't stalk his days? Envy and enemies rage in battles, bloodshed, and last of all, despised old age overtakes him. Stripped of power, companion. Stripped of love. The worst this life of pain can offer. Old age, our mate at last. Sophocles Carman, Patrick Dark Eden US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062101822 2496 This man will die. I will see to it. He will wish he had never been born. From the notebooks of Eve Goring Carman, Patrick Dark Eden US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062101822 2497 The mind is its own place, and in it self Can make a Heav'n of Hell, and a Hell of Heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Novel Castor, H.M. VIII US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442474185 2498 Three little queens went riding into Meridan Three little queens who won't ride out The price of war makes a strange inheritance Four little puppets all pretty and proud. Children's nursery rhyme Rhyme Y Castner, K.D. Daughters of Ruin US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481436656 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2499 For the most part things never get built the way they were drawn. Lin, Maya Y Chen, Justina Return To Me US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316102551 Epigraphs begin on section 2500 He stood between the living and the dead, and the plague stopped. Numbers 16:48 Clifford, Leah A Touch Menacing US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062005052 2501 A chilly Peace infests the Grass / The Sun respectful lifes -- / Not any Trance of industry / These shadows scrutinize Dickinson, Emily Poem Y Coker, Rachel Interrupted US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780310729730 2502 Go and seek your fortune, darling. Carter, Angela Ashputle or The Mother's Ghost: Three Versions of One Story Cornwell, Betsy Mechanica US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547927718 2503 I want you to bring me her heart. Her heart -- that's what you want, too… Cross, Sarah Tear You Apart US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606845912 2504 The Crow is a bird of long life, and diviners tell that she taketh heed of spyings and awaitings, and teacheth and sheweth ways, and warneth what shall fall. // -- But it is full unlawful to believe that God sheweth His privy counsel to Crows. Anglicus, Bartholomaeus De proprietatibus rerum Crockett, S.D. One Crow Alone US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 13th century 9780230760325 2505 To know your enemy, you must become your enemy. Sun Tzu China Daughterty, C.J. Resistance US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780349001708 2506 If you sit by the river long enough, you will see the body of your enemy float by. Japanese proverb Proverb Japan Daughterty, C.J. Endgame US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405529228 2507 Twas in the middle of night, / To sleep young William tried, / When Mary's ghost came stealing in, / And stood at his bedside. / O William dear! O William dear! / My rest eternal ceases; / Alas! My everlasting peace / Is broken into pieces. / I thought the last of my cares / Would end with my last minute; / But though I went my long way home, / I didn't stay long in it. Hood, Thomas Mary's Ghost: A Pathetic Ballad Poem Dawson, James Say Her Name US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471402449 2508 Some say the world will end in fire, / Some say in ice. / From what I've tasted of desire / I hold with those who favor fire. / But if it had to perish twice, / I think I know enough of hate / To say that for destruction ice / Is also great / And would suffice. Frost, Robert Fire and Ice Poem De La Cruz, Melissa & Johnston, Michael Frozen US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257544 2509 It's time to begin. Imagine Dragons It's Time Song De La Cruz, Melissa & Johnston, Michael Frozen US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257544 2510 The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Poe, Edgar Allan Y Delany, Shannon Stormbringer US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250018656 2511 Then Arthur looked at the sword, and liked it very much. "Which do you like better," said Merlin, "the sword or the scabbard." "I like the sword better," said Arthur. "You are most unwise," said Merlin, "for the scabbard is worth ten of the sword." Malory, Sir Thomas Le Morter D'Arthur Dennis, H.L. Secret Breakers US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780340999615 2512 We shall not cease from exploration / And the end of all our exploring / Will be to arrive where we started / And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T.S. DeStefano, Lauren Broken Crowns US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442496378 2513 Do not fear, for those who are with us are more than those who are with them. Elisha the Prophet Dittemore, Shannon Angel Eyes US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401686352 2514 Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the center cannot hold, Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. Yeats, W. B. The Second Coming Poem Y Doyle, Catherine Mafiosa US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781909489844 Epigraphs begin on section 2515 Our heart is like an unfinished puzzle - that is why we search for the perfect one to complete it. Garcia, Kami The Lovely Reckless US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250079190 2516 We work in the dark. We do what we can to battle the evil that would otherwise destroy us. But if a man's character is his fate, this fight is not a choice but a calling. Yet sometimes the weight of this burden causes us to falter, breaching the fragile fortress of our mind, allowing the monsters without to turn within. We are left alone staring into the abyss, into the laughing face of madness. The X-Files Garcia, Kami Agent of Chaos US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2517 When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste: Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow, For precious friends hid in death's dateless night, And weep afresh love's long since cancelled woe, And moan the expense of many a vanished sight: Then can I greive at greivances foregone, And heavily from woe to woe tell o'ver The sad account of fore-bemoaned moan, Which I new pay as if not paid before. But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 30 Poem Garner, Paula Phantom Limbs US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763782057 2518 I love you the more in that I believe you had liked me for my own sake and for nothing else. Keats, John Garcia, Mia Even if the Sky Falls US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062411808 2519 Awake, dear heart, awake! thou hast slept well; Awake! Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Garcia, Mia Even if the Sky Falls US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062411808 2520 Be not afeared: the isle is full of noises, Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight, and hurt not. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play George, Elizabeth The Edge of Nowhere US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012961 2521 Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul. And sings the tune without the words And never stops at all. Dickinson, Emily Poem Gier, Kerstin Emerald Green US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805092677 2522 Being unconquerable lies with yourself. Sun Tzu The Art of War Gill, David Macinnis Shadow on the Sun US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062073358 2523 There's beauty in the deep; the wave is bluer than the sky. Brainard, John G. C. Glass, Lisa Blue US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781848663404 2524 Darkness settles on roofs and walls, but the sea, the sea in the darkness calls. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Graudin, Ryan The Walled City US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780621999 2525 The beginning is the word and the end is silence. An in between are all the stories. Atkinson, Kate Human Croquet Fiore, Kelly Thicker than Water US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062324733 2526 If the past becomes a land to voyage unto, how carefulle the journeyman must be. Will he not tread in a nightmare of uncertaynties? Be enmeshed in histories of which he knows nothing? Like a man coming suddenly to a foreign land, and speaking not the language... Dee, Mortimer The Scrutiny of Secrets Y Fisher, Catherine The Slanted Worlds US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 2527 For most this amazing day, for the leaping greenly spirits of trees, and for the blue dream of sky and for everything which is natural, which is infinite, which is yes. Cummings, E.E. Flood, C. J. Infinite Sky US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2528 It was the storyteller Elina who spoke for the children. She sat before the Emperor. the Second Lotus Emperor. jangled the bells of her bow. and sang of girls unwanted. of babies left to die. of a future where women were scarcer than gold. And the Emperor listened and hear the words of the singer and her song of sadness. The Emperor listened. and he built a city. All who wanted could bring their daughters to this place. where they would be taught, cared for, and kept safe. And the people honored the Emperor for his wisdom. The Song of Stone and Blood story-song of Elina the Bow-singer Wiedeback, Miriam City of a Thousand Dolls US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062121301 2529 It well may be that in a difficult hour, Pinned down by pain and moaning for release, Or nagged by want past resolution's power, I might be driven to tell your love for peace, Or trade the memory of this night for food. It well may be. I do not think I would. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Love is not all: it is not meat nor drink Poem Forman, Gayle Where She Went US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525422945 2530 We don't know where it will lead. We just know there's something much bigger than any of us here. Jobs, Steve Y Friedman, Laurie Truth and Kisses US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2531 Our torments also may, in length of time. Become our elements, these piercing fires As soft as now severe... Milton, John Paradise Lost Fukuda, Andrew The Trap US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250045874 2532 Once upon a time is ne'er what it seems. And happily ever after oft a mere device of dreams. What wicked snares are vines, and thorns cause many throes. But peer beyond the surface; you may there find a rose. The Reflection Chronicles Account Ella, Sara Unblemished US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780718081010 2533 I don't believe in mathematics. Einstein, Albert Ford, John C. The Cipher US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670015429 2534 Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all... Dickinson, Emily Poem Higgins, Wendy Sweet Peril US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062265944 2535 Love cannot be forced, love cannot be coaxed... Buck, Pearl S. Higgins, Wendy Sweet Peril US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062265944 2536 Mangledore / man-gul-dore / 'man-gluh-dore/ n. The cleanly severed, pickled hand of a convicted, executed criminal, in particular a murderer. The pickling process varies from region to region, but most often involves brown vinegar, sesame seeds and zimort. It is common practice for the fingers to be fixed around a candle (made from the rendered fat of a dead man), but occasionally the index finger is threaded with a wick.Once alight the candle ensures that all sleeping members of a household remain in a state of lethargic somnolence, thus enabling the holder to burgle without fear of discovery. The candle can be quenched only by milk. Definition of a word Higgins, F.E. The Phenomenals US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780330507561 2537 I shall be telling this with a sign Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Frost, Robert Poem Hill, Will The Rising US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007354504 2538 How much happier that man is who believes his native town to be the world, than he who aspires to become greater than his nature will allow. Shelley, Mary Frankenstein Novel Hill, Will The Rising US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007354504 2539 What was said to the rose that made it open was said to me here in my chest. Rumi Hillyer, Lexa Spindle Fire US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062440877 2540 Can we become other than what we are? Marquis de Sade Justine Hodkin, Michelle The Evolution of Mara Dyer US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442421790 2541 I am tied to the stake, and I must stand the course. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play Holder, Nancy & Viguie, Debbie Savage US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2542 Meantime we shall express our darker purpose. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play Holder, Nancy & Viguie, Debbie Hot Blooded US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2543 The dog yawned and almost swallowed My Dharma Kerouac, Jack Y Hoole, Elissa Janine Kiss the Morning Star US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780761462699 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2544 Oh! when my lady comes, And I with love behold her, I take her into my beating heart And in my arms enfold her; My heart is filled with joy divine For I am hers and she is mine. Oh! when her soft embraces Do give my love completeness, The perfumes Arabia Anoint me with their sweetness; And when her lips are pressed to mine I am made drunk and need not wine. The Wine of Love Ancient Egyptian Love Poem Egypt Houck, Colleen Reawakened US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385376563 2545 Lost! Lost! Lost! O lost my love to me! He passes by my house, nor turns his head, I deck myself with care; he does not see. He loves me not. Would God that I were dead! God! God! God! O Amun, great of might! My sacrifice and prayers, are they in vain? I offer to thee all that can delight, Hear thou my cry and bring my love again. Sweet, sweet, sweet as honey in my mouth, His kisses on my lips, my breast, my hair; But now my heart is as the sun-scorched South, Where lie the fields deserted,grey and bare. Come! Come! Come! And kiss me when I die, For life, compelling life, is in thy breath; And at that kiss, though in the tomb I lie, I will arise and break the bands of Death. A Woman's Lost Love Ancient Egyptian Love Poem Egypt Houck, Colleen Recreated US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385376600 2546 A detour to your new life Tell all of your friends good-bye. Broken Bells The High Road Song Y Howard, J.J. That Time I Joined the Circus US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545433815 2547 I only miss you when I'm breathing. Derulo, Jason Breathing Song Y Hrdlitschka, Shelley Dancing in the Rain US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459810655 2548 What is history but a fable agreed upon? Bonaparte, Napoleon Hand, Cyntha / Ashton, Brodi / Meadows, Jodi My Lady Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062391742 2549 The crown is not my right. It pleaseth me not. Grey, Lady Jane Hand, Cyntha / Ashton, Brodi / Meadows, Jodi My Lady Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062391742 2550 Let your light so shine before men. The Creator Hancock, R. C. An Uncommon Blue US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781462114887 2551 I am only one, But still I am one. I cannot do everything, But still I can do something; And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Hale, Edward Everett Harmon, Amy Making Faces US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781633920958 2552 Nothing is exactly as it seems. Nor is it otherwise. Bodwin, Nancy Weeds Hardy, Melissa The Geomancer's Compass US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770492929 2553 Ci sono trenta modi per salvare il mondo, ma uno solo perche il mondo salvi me -- che io vagila star con te, e tu vagita star con me. (There are thirty ways to save the world, but only one way for the world to save me - if I want to be with you, and you want to be with me.) Jovanotti Henderson, Lauren Flirting in Italian US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741354 2554 You'll feel my heavy spirit chill your chest, And climb your throat on sobs. Owen, Wilfred Wild with All Regrts Poem Green, Sally Half Wild US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141360140 2555 Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the floods drown it... Song of Solomon 8:7 Greenfield, Amy Butler Chantress Fury US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442457119 2556 Heav'n has no rage like love to hatred turn'd Nor hell a fury like a woman scorn'd. Congreve, William The Mourning Bride Greenfield, Amy Butler Chantress Fury US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442457119 2557 Why should it be my loneliness, Why should it be my song, Why should it be my dream deferred overlong? Hughes, Langston Tell Me Poem Grover, Lorie Ann Hit US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780310729501 2558 Man marks the earth with ruin - his control Stops with the shore. Lord Byron Poem Guibord, Maurissa Revel US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741873 2559 We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones [...] We privileged few who won the lottery of birth against all odds - how dare we whine at that inevitable return to our prior state from which the vast majority have never stirred? Dawkins, Richard Habel, Lia Beloved US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780552563284 2560 The modest virgin, the prudent wife, and the careful matron are much more serviceable in life than petticoated philosophers, blustering heroines, or virago queens. She who makes her husband and her children happy [...] is a much greater character than ladies described in romances, whose whole occupation is to murder mankind with shafts from their quiver, or their eyes. Goldsmith, Oliver The Vicar of Wakefield Habel, Lia Beloved US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780552563284 2561 The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun. Hager, Mandy The Crossing US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616146986 2562 He who, from zone to zone, Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, In the long way that I must tread alone, Will lead my steps aright. Bryant, William Cullen Hand, Sophia Boundless US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061996207 2563 You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through dessert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves. Oliver, Mary Wild Geese Poem Keyser, Amber J. Pointe Claw US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467775915 2564 Seems like nothing I said Ever meant anything But a headline over my head. Thought I made a stand Only made a scene. There's no feast for the underfed. All the unknown, dying or dead Keep showing up in my dreams. I'll shut up and carry on. The scream becomes a yawn. Metric Dreams So Real Kiem, Elizabeth Hider Seeker Secret Keeper US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616954123 2565 Without thinking highly either of men or of matrimony, marriage had always been her object; it was the only honorable provision for well-educated young women of small fortune, and however uncertain of giving happiness, must be their pleasantest preservative from want. Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Novel Kindl, Patrice Keeping the Castle US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670014385 2566 I have harnessed the shadows that stride from world to world to sow death and madness. Lovecraft, H.P. Kittredge, Caitlin The Mirrored Shard US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385738330 2567 So when she speaks, the voice of Heaven I hear So when we walk, nothing impure comes near; Each field seems Eden, and each calm retreat; Each village seems the haunt of holy feet. But that sweet village where my black-ey'd maid, Closes her eyes in sleep beneath night's shade: Whene'er I enter, more than mortal fire Burns in my soul, and does my song inspire. Blake, William Poem Knox, Elizabeth Mortal Fire US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374388294 2568 A true karate man, is one filled with a godlike capacity to think and feel for others; irrespective of their rank or position. Gichin Funakoshi Y Knowles, Jo Living with Jackie Chan US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662806 Epigraphs begin on section 2569 There is a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in. Cohen, Leonard Kocek, Sara Promise Me Something US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780807566411 2570 Darcy mentioned his letter. "Did it," said he, "did it soon make you think better of me,? Did you, on reading it, give any credit to its contents?" She explained what its effect on her had been, and how gradually all her former prejudices had been removed. Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Novel Kogler, Anne The Death Catchers US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802721846 2571 We are fortunate to live in a world where we are not limited to experiencing only the things we understand. And as for whether things are possible, if they happen, does it matter whether or not they are possible? Kotecki, Nathan Pull Down The Night US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547731148 2572 Happy endings are just stories that haven't finished yet. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Film US Y Kramer, Stacy and Thomas Valerie From What I Remember US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423157502 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2573 The elephant in the room -- a topic that everyone knows about but which, out of fear or a sense of discomfort, no one will discuss. Kreller, Susan You Can't See the Elephants US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399172090 2574 This is the way the world ends. Not with a bang but a whimper. Eliot, T. S. Kurtagich, Dawn And The Trees Crept In US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9783016298704 2575 "Perchance," said he, as the five lads lay in the rustling stillness through which sounded the monotonous cooing of the pigeons -- "perchance there may be dwarfs and giatns and dragons and enchanters and evil knights and whatnot even nowadays. And who knows but that if we Knights of the Rose hold together we may go forth into the world, and do battle with them, and save beautiful ladies, and have tales and gestes written about us as they are writ about the Seven Champions and Arthur his Round-table." Pyle, Howard Men of Iron Johnson, Hal Immortal Lycanthropes US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547751962 2576 The courage of Catherine The flames of the forge The sword of Saint Michael The blood of Saint George I take what I'm given. I follow my truth. I shall gladly abandon The bloom of my youth. Dale, Heather Johnston, E. K. Prairie Sire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467739092 2577 How I wish I was in Sherbrooke now! Rogers, Stan Barrett's Privateers Johnston, E. K. Prairie Sire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467739092 2578 But in herself alone she is more important than all the hundreds of you other roses: because it is she that I have watered; because it is she that I have put under the glass robe; because it is she that I have sheltered behind the screen; because it is for her that I have killed the caterpillars (except the two or three that we saved to become butterflies); because it is she that I have listened to, when she grumbled, or boasted, or even sometimes when she said nothing. Because she is my rose. Antoine de Saint-Exupery The Little Prince Novel Humphries, Jessie Revisiting Ruby Rose US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477825082 2579 To this very day, travelers can hear the bells of the churches of Ys sounding the hours, deep in the shadowed bay. Manguel, Alberto & Guadalup, Giannit The Dictionary of Imaginary Places Hutchinson, Dot A Wounded Name US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467708876 2580 Away, come away. Empty your heart of its mortal dream. The winds awaken, the leaves whirl round. Our cheeks are pale, our hair is unbound, Our breasts are heaving, our eyes are a-gleam, Our arms are waving, our lips are apart; And if any gaze on our rushing band, We come between him and the deed of his hand, We come between him and the hope of his heart. Yeats, W. B. Poem Hutchinson, Dot A Wounded Name US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467708876 2581 And let me speak to th' yet-unknowing world how these things came about. So shall you hear of carnal, bloody, and unnatural acts, of accidental judgments, casual slaughters, of deaths put on by cunning and for no cause, and, in this upshot, purposes mistook fallen on th' inventors' heads. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Hutchinson, Dot A Wounded Name US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467708876 2582 I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones. Einstein, Albert Y Isbell, Tom The Release US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062216083 2583 A heap of broken images, where the sun beats, And the dead tree gives no shelter, the cricket no relief, And the dry stone no sound of water. Only There is shadow under this red rock, (Come in under the shadow of this red rock), And I will show you something different from either Your shadow at morning striding behind you Or your shadow at evening rising to meet you; I will show you fear in a handful of dust Eliot, T. S. The Wasteland Poem UK Jaffe, Michell Ghost Flower US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595143969 2584 Serpents in my mind Trying to forgive your crimes Everyone changes in time I hope he changes this time. Sharon Van Etten Serpents Poem Kate, Lauren Unforgiven US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742634 2585 It's satisfying to think that the weight of the ocean and the weight of meaning could be in some way connected. Wenderoth, Joe The Weight of what is thrown Kate, Lauren Water Fall US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742672 2586 The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I promise you the dawn is coming. The Dark Knight Film Kelly, Nikki Gabriel US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250051530 2587 You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain. The Dark Knight Film Kelly, Nikki Lailah US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250051516 2588 you shall above all things be glad and young, For if you're young, whatever life you wear It will become you; and if you are glad whatever's living will yourself become. Cumings, E. E. Kennedy, Cecilia Whatever Life You Wear US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780889955141 2589 Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; Nor for the arrow that flieth by day; Nor for the pestilence that walketh in darkness. Psalm 91 Kendall, Gillian Murray The Garden of Darkness US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781781082485 2590 My only love sprung from my only hate ; Too early seen unknown, and known too late! Prodigious birth of love it is to me, That I must love a loathed enemy. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Jay, Stacey Romeo Redeemed US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385740180 2591 I have a secret. A dark, furry secret with big teeth. Less a secret, really -- more a bear. Oglaf Johnston, E. K. Exit, pursued by a bear US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781101994580 2592 I never saw a vessel of like sorrow, so fill'd and so becoming. The Winter's Tale Johnston, E. K. Exit, pursued by a bear US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781101994580 2593 Firebird, golden (largous automobilus yellowsih) 1. A car manufactured by Pontiac. In this particular case, a car painted a color called Signet Gold and built in Lordstown, Ohio, in 1967. Almost sixteen feet long, with extremely poor gas mileage and no modern amenities. Has a cream-colored interior and a black convertible top and belches noxious clouds of instant-cancer fumes whenever started. Attracts an unreasonable amount of attention from car buffs (for its collectability) and others (because it's brightly colored, noisy, and as big as a battleship.) 2. A mythical creature prominently featured in Russian folktales. Possesses magical powers. Wherever the Firebird goes, princes, princesses, kings and mad wizards are sure to follow. 3. Presumably, any golden bird that's on fire. Johnson, Maureen The Key to the Golden Firebird US 2004 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471401763 2594 The angel of death has been abroad throughout the land; you may almost hear the beating of its wings. Bright, John Speech to Parliament Speech Maberry, Jonathan Flesh and Bone US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1855 9781442439894 2595 mariposa (mah-ree-PO-sah) from the Spanish, mariposa, the apocopate Mari - (Mary in English) and posa (to rest in peace) Butterfly. Mariposas are slender, delicate insects with four wide, colorful wings. In almost every culture, butterflies are associated with transformation. The Aztecs held the butterfly, papalotl, in high regard and had a special celebration to welcome the migrating monarchs in early August every year. They believed that mariposas were the cheerful souls of their loved ones, the angels of women and children, their fallen warriors, their ancestors, returning home transformed to assure them that they were well and that life, however brief, was beautiful. McCall, Guadalupe Garcia Summer of the Mariposas US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781600609008 2596 The door hath swung too near the hell; But better sore feet than serve the Deil. The Black School Icelandic folktale Iceland McClintock, Norah Close to the Heel US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781554699506 2597 "What have wealth or grandeur to do with happiness?" "Grandeur has but little," said Elinor, "but wealth has much to do with it." Austen, Jane Sense and Sensibility Novel Y MacColl, Michaela Secrets in the Snow US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781452133584 2598 When the oppress'd for justice looks in vain, When his sore burden may no more be borne, With fearless heart he makes appeal to Heaven, And thence brings down his everlasting rights, Where there abide, inalienably his, And indestructible as are the stars. Nature's primeval state returns again, Where man stands hostile to his fellw man; And if all other means shall fail his need, One last resource remains - his own good sword. Tell, William Friedrich, Schiller McCrina, Amanda His Own Good Sword US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1804 9780985154844 2599 I begin with the young. We older ones are messed up. We are rotten to the marrow. But my magnificient youngsters! Are there any finer ones in the world? Look at these young men and boys! What material. With them I can make a new world. My teaching will be hard. Weakness will be knocked out of them. A violently active, dominating, brutal youth - that is what I am after. Youth must be indifferent to pain. There must be no weakness and tenderness in it. I want to see onec more in its eyes the gleam of pride and independence of the beast of prey. Hitler, Adolf Germany Lowis, Amanda West The Pact US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780889955448 2600 Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. King Jr, Martin Luther US Lowis, Amanda West The Pact US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780889955448 2601 Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour. 1 Peter 5:8 Lim, Rebecca Fury US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007443086 2602 I was born on the prairies where the wind blew free and there was nothing to break the light of the sun. I was born where there were no fences... Geronimo Llyod, Saci Quantum Drop US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444900828 2603 We care not how trifling a character may be - let it be the mere inflection of the angle of the jaw, the manner in which an insect's wing is folded, whether the skin be covered by hair or feathers - if it prevail throughout many and different species, especially those having very different habits of life, it assumes high value; for we can account for its presence in so many forms with such different habits, only by inheritance from a common parent. Darwin, Charles The Origin of Species Lo, Malinda Inheritance US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316198004 2604 The slightest advantage in certain individuals, at any age or during any season, over those with which they come into competition, or better adaptation in however slight a degree to the surrounding physical conditions, will, in the long run, turn the balance. Darwin, Charles The Origin of Species Lo, Malinda Adaptation US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316197960 2605 I can't go back to yesterday because I was a different person then. Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Long, Hayley Downside Up US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447220084 2606 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: ... a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted. Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 (King James) McDaniel, Lurlene The Year of Chasing Dreams US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741736 2607 History, Stephen said, is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake. Joyce, James Ulysses Novel Ireland McDowell, Nigel The Black North US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471400674 2608 Find ecstasy in life; the mere sense of living is joy enough. Dickinson, Emily MacMillan, Kathy Sword and Verse US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062324610 2609 Oh Beloved, take me. Liberate my soul. Fill me with your love and release me from the two worlds. If I set my heart on anything but you let fire burn me from inside. Rumi Lough, Amber The Fire Wish US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385369763 2610 Out of the blue, someone you meet will be the friend you need. Ramel, Povel Underbart ar kort (What Wonderful Feels Like) Lovestam, Sara Wonderful Feels Like This US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250095237 2611 My left hand will live longer than my right. The rivers of my palms tell me so. Never argue with rivers. Never expect your lives to finish at the same time. Hicok, Bob Other Lives and Dimensions and Finally a Love Poem Lake, Nick There Will be Lies US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781619634404 2612 Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality. Dickinson, Emily The Chariot Poem Leavitt, Martine Ketorah and Lord Death US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781932425291 2613 There are worse things to be than a chicken. Sanders, Col. Stephen H. Lock, James After Dark US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781771381109 2614 Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to was never there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it. Where is there a place for you to be? No place... Nothing outside you can give you any place... In yourself right now is all the place you've got. O'Connor, Flannery Wise Blood US Lemon, Sarah Nicole Done Dirt Cheap US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419723681 2615 I have no lack'd thy mild reproof, Nor golden largesse of thy praise Cholmondeley, Mary Red Pottage US 1899 Fiction 143538346X 2616 Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and dust doth corrupt, and where theives break through and steal. Y Cholmondeley, Mary Moth and Dust US 1902 Fiction 836931823 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2617 And some there be, which have no memorial; who are perished, as though they had never been; and are become as though they had never been born; and their children after them. But these were merciful men, whose righteousness hath not been forgotten... Their bodies are buried in peace; but their name liveth for evermore. The people will tell of their wisdom, and the congregation will shew forth their praise. Ecclesiastigus XLIV Brittain, Vera Testament of Youth US 1933 Fiction 1430.39237 2618 Do I say man is not made for an active life? Far from it. But there is a great difference between other men's occupations and ours. A glance at theirs will make it clear to you. All day long they do nothing but calculate, contrive, consult how to wring profit out of foodstuffs, farms and the like. But I entreat you to understand what the adminstration and nature of the world is, and what place a being endowed with reason holds in it; to consider what you are as a person, and in what your good and evil consists. Epictetus Bradbury, Malcolm eating people is wrong US 1959 Fiction 330390295 2619 There is in us a world of Love to somewhat, though we know not what in the world that should be... Do you not feel yourself drawn by the expectation and desire of some Great Thing? Traherne, Thomas Centuries of Meditations Bowen, Elizabeth A World of Love US 1955 Fiction 90287773 2620 Therefore, although it be a history Homely and rude, I will relate the same For the delight of a few natural hearts. Bennett, Arnold Anna of the Five Towns US 1912 Fiction 2621 ...One crew of young watermen or postboys... roared and shouted the lewdest tavern songs, as if in bravado, and were dashed against a tree and sunk with blasphemies on their lips. An old nobleman - for such his furred gown and golden chain of office proclaimed him - went down not far from where Orlando stood, calling vengeance upon the Irish rebels, who, he cried with his last breath, had plotted this devilry... Woolf, Virginia Orlando Novel Behan, Brendan Borstal Boy US 1958 Fiction 9780099706502 2622 Many things in your good people cause me disgust, and, verily, not their evil. I would that they had a madness by which they succumbed, like this pale criminal! Nietzsche Thus Spake Zarathustra Ambler, Eric Judgement on Deltchev US 1951 Fiction 9780375726750 2623 Quand on veut dessecher un marais, on ne fait pas voter les grenouilles. Mme. Emile. De Giradin Y Yonge, Charlotte M. The Trial US 1898 Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 2624 For be it known That their saint's honour is their own. Scott Y Yonge, Charlotte M. Nuttie's Father US 1885 Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 2625 Whate'er is good to wish, ask that of Heaven, Though it be what thou canst not hope to see. Coleridge, Hartley Y Yonge, Charlotte M. Modern Broods US 2006 Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 2626 L'exercise des plus sublimes vertus e;eve et nourrit le genie. Rousseau Wollstonecraft, Mary Mary: The Wrongs of Woman US 1976 Fiction 019283536X 2627 If my reader should at any time remark that I am particularly dull, they may be assured there is a design under it. Essay British Y Scott, Walter Peveril Of The Peak US Fiction 9780748605781 2628 Knifegrinder. Story? Lord bless you! I have none to tell, sir. Poetry of Anti-Jacobin Y Scott, Walter The Fortunes of Nigel US Fiction 748605770 2629 Nothing in him - But doth suffer a sea-change. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Y Scott, Walter The Pirate US Fiction 748605762 2630 The two retired to the wilderness, but t'was with arms. Paradise Regained Y Scott, Walter The Talisman US Fiction 9780748605828 2631 Now in these dayes were hotte wars upon the Marches of Wales. Lewis History Y Scott, Walter The Betrothed US Fiction 9780748605811 2632 Master, go on; and I will follow thee To the last gasp, with truth and loyalty. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play UK Y Scott, Walter Redgauntlet US Fiction 748605800 2633 "A jolly place," said he, "in times of old! But something ails it now; the spot is curst." Wordsworth, William UK Y Scott, Walter Saint Ronan's Well US Fiction 748605355 2634 La guerre est ma patrie, Mon harnois ma maison, Et en toute saison Combattre c'est ma vie. Y Scott, Walter Quentin Durward US Fiction 748605797 2635 What! will the aspiring blood of Lancester Sink in the ground? Shakespeare, William UK Y Scott, Walter Anne of Geierstein US Fiction 074860586X 2636 Sic Itur ad astra. Motto of the Conmgute Arms Y Scott, Walter The Fair Maid of Perth US Fiction 748605851 2637 Sic Itur ad astra. Motto of the Conmgute Arms Y Scott, Walter Chronicles of the Canongate US Fiction 748605843 2638 He was a very perfect gentle Knight. Chaucer Y Scott, Walter Woodstock US Fiction 9780748605835 2639 Let no man seek henceforth to be foretold what shall befall Him or his children. Milton, John Shelley, Mary The Last Man US Fiction 1551110768 2640 Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay To mould Me man? Did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me? Milton, John Paradise Lost Shelley, Mary Frankenstein US Fiction 192834878 2641 Why should we fear Youth's draught of joy, If pure, would sparkle less? Why should the cup the sonner cloy, Which God hath design'd so bless? Christian Year Elizabeth Missing Sewell Amy Herbert US Fiction 2642 One such name was known Had terror in the accent, and was a warcry, A gathering word, a banner, and a shout Of instant onset and of heady strife. Old Play Y Scott, Walter Castle Dangerous US Fiction 139780748605880 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2643 Hosts have been known at that dread sound to yield, And, Douglas dead, his name hath won the field. Home, John Y Scott, Walter Castle Dangerous US Fiction 139780748605880 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2644 Leontines -- That power that kindly spreads The clouds, a signal of impending showers, To warn the wandering linnet to the shade, Beheld without concern expiring Greece, And not one prodigy foretold our fate. Demetrius. A thousand horrid prodigies foretold it. A feeble governemt, eluded laws, A factious populace, luxurious nobles, And all the maladies of sinking states, When public villainy, too strong for justice, Shows his bold front, the harbinger of ruin, Can brave Leontius call for airy wonders, Which cheats interpret, and which fools regard? Irene Play Y Scott, Walter Count Robert of Paris US Fiction 139780748605873 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2645 That small, small, imperceptible Small talk! that cuts like powdered glass Ground in Tophana -- who can tell Where lurks the power that poison has? Y Braddon, Mary Elizabeth His Darling Sin US Fiction 1902580125 2646 Not boskiest how'r, When hearts are ill affin'd, Hath tree of pow'r, To shelter from the wind! Hardy, Thomas The Woodlanders US Fiction 192816004 2647 Ah, my heart! her eyes and she Have taught thee new astrology. Howe'er Love's native hours were set, Whatever starry synod met, 'Tis in the mercy of her eye, IF poor Love shall live or die. Crashaw Love's Horoscope Hardy, Thomas Two on a Tower US Fiction 192836412 2648 One shape of many names. Shelley, Percy Bysshe Hardy, Thomas The Well-Beloved US Fiction 192835602 2649 A violet in the youth of primy nature, Forward, not permanent, sweet, not lasting, The perfume and suppliance of a minute; No more. Hardy, Thomas A Pair of Blue Eyes US Fiction 192834827 2650 Though a course of adventures which are only connected with each other by having happened to the same individual is what most frequently occurs in nature, yet the province of the romance-writer being artificial, there is more required from him than a mere compliance with the simplicity of reality. Scott, Walter Hardy, Thomas Desperate Remedies US Fiction 192840703 2651 To sorrow I bade good morrow, And thought to leave her far away behind; But cheerly, cheerly, She loves me dearly, She is so constant to me, and so kind. I would deceive her, And so leave her, But ah! she is so constant and so kind. Hardy, Thomas The Return of the Native US 1878 Fiction 393927873 2652 Yea, many there be that have run out of thier wits for women, and become servants for their sakes. Many also have perished, have erred, and sinned, for women... O ye men, how can it be but women should be strong, seeing they do thus? Esdras Hardy, Thomas Jude the Obscure US 192816705 2653 Oh for thy voice to soothe and bless! What hope of answer, or redress? Behind the veil! Behind the veil! Tennyson Gaskell, Elizabeth Sylvia's Lovers US 1863 Fiction 2654 Drop, drop, slow tears! And bathe these beauteous feet, Which brought from heaven The news and Prince from peace. Cease not, wet eyes, For mercy to entreat: To cry for vengeance Sin doth never cease. In your deep floods Drown all my faults and fears; Nor let His eye See sin, but through my tears. Fletcher, Phineas Gaskell, Elizabeth Ruth US 1853 Fiction 192834762 2655 Wooed and married and a... Gaskell, Elizabeth North and South US Fiction 192831941 2656 When we are not sure, we are alive. Greene, Graham Shields, David Reality Hunger US 2010 Fiction 0-307-27353-9 2657 Fairy tales are more than true: not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten. Chesterson, G.K. Gaiman, Neil Coraline US 2002 Fiction 0-06-113937-8 2658 What do you mean where does the music come from? Where does the music ever come from? The guy says to the girl Something is on my mind and the girl says Really? What is it? and somebody in the orchestra hits a note and they sing. That’s where the music comes from. Ryskind, Morrie Handler, David Adverbs US 2006 Fiction 0-06-072441-2 2659 … and so who are you, after all? — I am part of the power which forever wills evil and forever works good. Goethe’s Faust Bulgakov, Mikhail The Master and Margarita US 1967 Fiction 0-14-118014-5 2660 You are all a lost generation. Stein, Gertrude Hemingway, Ernest The Sun Also Rises US 1926 Fiction 2661 If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. Jiménez, Juan Ramón Bradbury, Ray Fahrenheit 451 US 1953 Fiction 978-0-7432-4722-1 2662 An oak is a tree. A rose is a flower. A deer is an animal. A sparrow is a bird. Russia is our fatherland. Death is inevitable. Smirnovski, P. A Textbook of Russian Grammar Vladimir Nabokov The Gift US 1952 Fiction 2663 Honesty’s the best policy. Cervantes, Miguel de King, Stephen On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft US 2000 Fiction 978-0-684-85352-9 2664 Liars prosper. King, Stephen On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft US 2000 Fiction 978-0-684-85352-9 2665 The motions of Grace, the hardness of the heart; external circumstances. Blaise Pasca Pensee 507 Updike, John Rabbit, Run US 1960 Fiction 2666 NOTICE Persons attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted; persons attempting to find a moral in it will be banished; persons attempting to find a plot in it will be shot. BY ORDER OF THE AUTHOR Per G.G. Twain, Mark Adventures of Huckleberry Finn US 1885 Fiction 2667 "What?" Nixon, Richard Pynchon, Thomas Gravity's Rainbow US 1973 Fiction 2668 Verily, verily, I say unto you, except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. John 12:24 Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov US 1897 Fiction 2669 Then wear the gold hat, if that will move her; If you can bounce high, bounce for her too, Till she cry “Lover, gold-hatted, high-bouncing lover, I must have you!” D’Invilliers, Thomas Parke Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby US 1925 Fiction 2670 No one knows how to love anybody’s trouble. Stanford, Frank Young, Mike Look! Look! Feathers US 2010 Fiction 2671 I enquire now as to the genesis of a philologist and assert the following: 1. A young man cannot possibly know what Greeks and Romans are. 2. He does not know whether he is suited for finding out about them. Nietzsche, Friedrich Unzeitgemässe Betrachtungen Tartt, Donna The Secret History US 1992 Fiction 0-679-41032-5 2672 Come then, and let us pass a leisure hour in storytelling, and our story shall be the education of our heroes. Plato Republic, Book II Tartt, Donna The Secret History US 1992 Fiction 0-679-41032-5 2673 There, where one burns books… one, in the end, burns men. Heine, Heinrich Brooks, Geraldine People of the Book US 2008 Fiction, Historical Fiction 978-0-670-01821-5 2674 We fill pre-existing forms and when we fill them we change them and are changed. Bidart, Frank Borges and I Wallace, David Foster The Pale King US 2011 Fiction 978-0-316-07423-0 2675 Never again will a single story be told as though it’s the only one. Berger, John Roy, Arundhati The God of Small Things US 1997 Fiction 0-06-097749-3 2676 Passage home? Never. Homer The Odyssey, Book 5 Karr, Mary Lit US 2009 Fiction 978-0-06-059698-9 2677 There is another world, but it is in this one. Yeats, W.B. Alexie, Sherman The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian US 2007 Fiction 978-0-316-01368-0 2678 We returned to our places, these Kingdoms, But no longer at ease here, With an alien people clutching their gods. Elliot, T. S. Achebe, Chinua No Longer At Ease US 1969 Fiction 2679 Mimi Pinson est une blonde, Une blonde que l'on connait; Elle n'a qu'une robe au monde, Landerirette! et qu'un bonnet! Y Du Maurier, George Trilby US 1894 Fiction 1551115743 2680 Let thy chief terror be of thine own soul: There, 'mid the throng of hurrying desires That trample on the dead to seize their spoil, Lurks vengeance, footless, irresistible As exhalations laden with slow death, And o'er the fairest troop of captured joys Breathes pallid pestilence. Eliot, George David Deronda US 1876 Fiction 9780140434259 2681 A child, more than all other gifts That earth can offer to declining man, Brings hope with it, and forward-looking thoughts. Wordsworth, William UK Eliot, George Silas Marner US Fiction 9780199536771 2682 Why do you make a book? Because my Hands can extend but few score Inches from my body; because my poverty keeps those Hands empty when my Heart aches to empty them; because my Life is short, and my Infirmities; and beacause a Book, if it extendsbut to one Edition, will probably benefit three or four on whom I could not otherwise have acted... O but think only of the thoughts, feelings, radical Impulses that have been implanted in how many thousands of thousands by the little Ballad of the Children of the Wood! The sphere of Alexander the Great's Agency is trifling compared with it. Coleridge, Samuel Notebook UK Stott, Andrew McConnell The Vampyre Family US 2013 Fiction 1811 9781847678713 2683 Who would write, who had any thing better to do? Lord Byron Journal UK Stott, Andrew McConnell The Vampyre Family US 2013 Fiction 1813 9781847678713 2684 Difficile est proprie communia dicere. Horace Lord Byron Don Juan US Fiction 2685 Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more cakes and ale? Yes, by Saint Anne, and ginger shall be hot i' the mouth, too! Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Play UK Lord Byron Don Juan US Fiction 2686 Why the world's mine oyster, Which I with sword shall open. Disraeli, Benjamin Vivian Grey US Fiction 1851967362 2687 A moral Tale, though gay. Disraeli, Benjamin The Young Duke US Fiction 1851967362 2688 Qouth Sancho, read it out by all means; for I mightily delight in hearing of Love-stories. Disraeli, Benjamin Henrietta Temple US Fiction 1851967362 2689 Is thy face like thy mother's, my fair child? The child of love, though born in bitterness, And nurtured in convulsion. Disraeli, Benjamin Venetta US Fiction 1851967362 2690 Vane Fingentur species, tamen tu Pes, and CApui uni Reddantur forme. Hor. Walpole, Horace The Castle of Otranto US Fiction 192834401 2691 Are not these Woods More free from peril than the envious Court? Here feel we but the penalty of Adam The seasons' difference. Lee, Sophia The Recess US 1797 Fiction 813121469 2692 Cur tamen hos tu Evaisse putes, quod diri conscia facti Mens habet attonitos, et surdo verbere caedit, Occultum quatiente animo tortore flagellum? Poena autem vehemens, ac multo saevior illis, Quas et Caeditius gravis invenit aut Rhadamanthus, Nocte dieque suum gestare in pectore testem. Moore, John Zeluco US 1789 Fiction 1934555517 2693 Funger vice cotis, acutum Redders queferrum valet, exors ipfa fecandi. Horat Poem Dryden, John Of Dramatick Poefie, An Essay US Fiction 2694 Nunqnamne reponam, Vexam taties ranci Thefeide Codri? Dryden, John Notes and Observations on the Empress of Morocco US Fiction 2695 Neque enim libertas gratior ulla oft Luam fub Rege Pio Dryden, John The History of the League US Fiction 2696 Captique Eolis, donifque coadi. Farquhar, George The Recruiting Officer US Fiction 713633492 2697 ... Omeraviglioso mondo nuovo Che hai di questa gente La Tempesta Burgess, Anthony Shakespeare US 1970 Fiction 786709623 2698 Fairy Elves Whose midnight revel, by a forest side, Or fountain, some belated peasant sees, Or dreams he sees; while over-head the moon Sits arbitress, and nearer to the earth Wheels her pale course; they, on their mirth and dance Intent, with jocund music charm his ear: At once with joy and fear his heart rebounds. Milton, John Ritson, Joseph Fairy Tales US 1831 Fiction 1843710382 2699 He who binds to himself a joy Doth the winged life destroy. But he who kisses the joy as it fly's Lives in eternity's sunrise. Blake, William UK Abraham, Alex Awestruck on Orchard Road US 2003 Fiction, Anthology 8186852956 2700 Where more is meant than meets the ear. Dealing with the Fairies MacDonald, George US 1867 Fiction 1843710390 2701 Somina, terrores magico, miracula, fagas, Nocturnos lemures, portentaque. (Dreams, magic terrors, spells of mighty power, Witches, and ghosts who rove at midnight hour.) Horat Lewis, Matthew The Monk US Fiction 192833944 2702 The wages of sinne is Death, but the gift of God is eternal life. Sutcliffe, Alice Meditations of Man's Mortalitie US 9781859280980 2703 Let's howl, said the dog The Book of Voices Saramango, Jose Seeing US Fiction 9780156032735 2704 Until you attain the truth, you will not be able to amend it. But if you do not amend it, you will not attain it. Meanwhile, do not resign yourself. The Book of Exhortations Saramango, Jose The History of the Siege of Lisbon US Fiction 156006243 2705 Forasmuch as many have taken in hand to set forth in order a declaration of those things which are most surely believed among us, even as they delivered them unto us, which from the beginning were eyewitnesses, and ministers of the word; it seemed good to me also, having had perfect understanding of all things from the very first, to write unto thee in order, most excellent Theophilus, that thou mightiest know the certainty of those things, wherein thou hast been instructed. Luke 1.1-4 Saramango, Jose The Gospel According to Jesus Christ US 1991 Fiction 156001411 2706 Quod scripsi, scripsi. What I have written, I have written. Pilate, Pontius Saramango, Jose The Gospel According to Jesus Christ US 1991 Fiction 156001411 2707 Chaos is merely order waiting to be deciphered. The Book of Contraries Saramango, Jose The Double US 2002 Fiction 9780151010400 2708 I believe in my conscience I intercept many a thought which heaven intended for another man. Sterne, Laurence The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy Saramango, Jose The Double US 2002 Fiction 9780151010400 2709 What a strange scene you describe and what strange prisoners, They are just like us. Plato The Republic Saramango, Jose The Cave US 2000 Fiction 151004145 2710 Why is is that the dying don't shed tears? Frisch, Max Questionaire Scliar, Moacyr The Enigmatic Eye US Fiction 345359690 2711 But wisdom is justified by all her children. Luke 7:35 Coelho, Paulo By the River Piedra I Sat Down and Wept US 1994 Fiction 732257522 2712 fear's going to have everything almost everything and we will all almost all each by his own road become mice yes mice O'Neill, Alexandre A Slightly Original Poem of Fear Poem De Loyola Brandao, Ignacio Zero US 1979 Fiction 1564783316 2713 and those who produced more than an agreed upon quantitie were payd as rewarde one vintem eache day, and hence the more pleasant and production they became. The kitchen negresses, when not occupyd with theyt pots of marmelade and other famous concoctions wich were exported by mule to Rio de Janeyro, gave themselves to the courtesys of the eight men of the hous, wich is how many we numberd, and earnd one vintem eache for the goode they accorded us. de Saa Perdigao, Estevam Commemorative of the Discoverie of Los Golde. Angelo, Ivan The Tower of Glass US 1979 Fiction 1564783464 2714 Every future is fabulous. Carpentier, Alejo Saramango, Jose The Stone Raft US 1986 Fiction 151851980 2715 If you can see, look. If you can look, observe. The Book of Exhortations Saramango, Jose Blindness US 1995 Fiction 151002517 2716 A man was on his way to the gallows when he met another, who asked him: Where are you going, my friend? And the condemned man replied: I'm not going anywhere. They're taking me by force. Velho, Padre Manuel Saramango, Jose Baltasar and Blimunda US 1982 Fiction 156005204 2717 And tomorrow weeps in a blind cage But dark is a long way Thomas, Dylan Quote UK Suyin, Han The Mountain is Young US 1958 Fiction 224602519 2718 Revolution only needs good dreamers who remember their dreams Williams,Tennessee Fries, Kenny Night After Night US 1984 Poetry 916965031 2719 I choose to love this time for once with all my intelligence Rich, Adrienne Fries, Kenny Night After Night US 1984 Poetry 916965031 2720 Out in this desert we are testing bombs, that's why we came here Rich, Adrienne Fries, Kenny Desert Walking US 2000 Poetry 962706477 2721 For most of us, there is only the unattended Moment, the moment in and out of time, The distraction fit, lost in a shaft of sunlight, The wild thyme unseen, or the winter lightning Or the waterfall, ormusic heard so deeply That is not heard at all, but you are the music While the music lasts.These are only hints and guesses, Hints followed by guesses... Eliot, T.S The Dry Salvages Knight,Christopher Hints & Guesses: William Gaddis's Fiction Of Longing US 1997 Novel 299153045 2722 If calculation and judgement are to answer the question Which way?,perfectionist thinking isaresponse to the Way's being lost.So thinking may present itself as a stopping, and as finding a way back, as if thinking is remembering something Cavell, Stanley Handsome and Unhandsome Knight,Christopher Hints & Guesses: William Gaddis's Fiction Of Longing US 1997 Novel 299153045 2723 Body, remember not only how much you were loved, not only the beds you lay on, but also thosedesires glowing openly in eyes that looked at you trembling for you in voices -- only some chance obstacle frustrated them Nowthat it's all finally in yhe past, it seems almostas if you gave yourself to those desires too -- how they glowed remember, in eyes that looked at you, remember body, how they trembled for you in those voices Cavafy, C.P Fries, Kenny Body, Remember: A Memoir US 1997 Memoir 299190544 2724 Remember that under the skin you fondle lie the bones, waiting to reveal themselves Ikkyu Poem Japan Fries, Kenny Anesthesia US 1996 Poetry 962706469 2725 “Marvel have I”, said the damsel, “what manner of man ye may be, for it may never be other but that ye be come of gentle blood, for so foully and shamefully did never woman revile a knight as I have done you, and every courteously ye have suffered me, and that comes never but of gentle blood.” Malory, Sir Thomas Le Morte d'Arthur, The Tale of Sir Gareth of Orkney Freeman j.r, Castle Go With Me US 2008 Novel 978-1-58642-139-7 2726 Now goth sonne under wode -- Me reweth, Marie, thi fairerode. Now goth sonne under tre -- Mereweth,Marie, thi sonne and thee Anon., 12th Century Hass, Robert Sun Under Wood US 1996 Poetry 880015578 2727 You'll always arrive at the same city. Don't hope for somewhere else; no ship for you exists, no road exists Cavafy,Constantine The City Harrison, Kathryn The Binding Chair, or, A Visit fromthe Foot Emancipation Society US 2000 Fiction 1984 9780060934422 2728 There were ten thousand fruit to touch Cherish in hand, lift down and not let fall Frost,Robert After Apple Picking Poem Guterson, David East of the Mountains US 1999 Fiction 978-0-7475-4508-8 2729 But what a shining animan is man, Who knows, when pain subsides, that is not that, For wose that must follow -- yet can write Music, can laugh, play tennis, even plan St Vincent Millay, Edna Sonnet CLXXI Poem Guest, Judith Ordinary People US 1976 Fiction 0-670-52831-5 2730 The atmosphere surrounding this problem is terrible. Dense clouds of language lie about the crucial point. It is almost impossible to get through to it. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Notes for Lectures on Private Experience from the Philosophical Review (1968) Goldstein, Rebecca Properties of Light US 2000 Fiction 618154590 2731 Then tell me,what is the material world,and is it dead? Blake, William Poem Goldstein, Rebecca Properties of Light US 2000 Fiction 2732 "...for the lovers, their arms round the griefs of the ages, who pay no praise or wages nor heed my craft or art." Thomas, Dylan UK Gilchrist Ellen The Courts of Love US 1996 Fiction 316314781 2733 For there are dark streams in this dark world, lady, Gulf streams and Arctic currents of the soul Aiken, Conrad Preludes for Memnon Gibbons, Kaye Sights Unseen US 1995 Fiction 60797150 2734 Who do you have to fuck to get into this picture? Previn, Dory Hoban, Russell Fremder US 1996 Ficiton 747561648 2735 Once we had a country and we thought it fair, look in the atlas and you'll find it there: We cannot go there now, my dear, we cannot go there now. Auden, W.H Songs and other Musical Pieces Hoban, Russell Fremder US 1996 Fiction 747561648 2736 Starlet starlet on the screen, who will follow norma jean? Hoban, Russell Fremder US 1996 Fiction 747561648 2737 History is bunk,says Henry Ford, the American industrial genius, who knew almost none. Heller, Joseph Picture This US 1988 Fiction 0-399-13355-0 2738 I think I would more readily die for what I do not believe in than for what I hold to be true... Sometimes I think that the artistic life is a long and lovely suicide, and I am not sorry that it is so. Wilde, Oscar Personal Letters Highsmith, Patricia Ripley Under Ground US 1970 Fiction 9780349004655 2739 Those who would repeat the past must control the teaching of history Coda, Bene Gessert Herbert, Frank Chapterhouse: Dune US 1985 Fiction 441102670 2740 Such a rich store of myths enfolds Paul Muad'dib, the Mentat Emperor,and his sister Alia, it is difficult to see the real persons behind these veils. But there were, after all, a man born Paul Atrides and a woman born Alia. Their flesh was subject to space and time.And even through their oracular powers placed them beyond the usual limits of time and space, they came from human stock. They experienced real events which left real traces upon a real universe.To understand them, it must be seen that their catastrophe was the catastrophe of all mankind. This work is dedicated, then, not to Muad'dib or his sister, but to their heirs -- to all of us Dedication in the Muad'dib Concordance as copied from the Tabla Memoriumof the Mahdi Spirit Cult Herbert, Frank Dune Messiah US 1969 Fiction 0-7394-2399-1. 2741 This morning I was born in a yurt at the edge of a horse-plain in a land of a planet which no longer exists.Tomorrow, I will be born someone else in another place. I have not yet chosen. This morning though ---ahhh, this life! When my eyes have learned to focus,I looked out at sunshineon trampled grass and I saw vigorous people going about the sweet activities of their lives.Where... oh where has all that vigor gone? The Stolen Journals Herbert, Frank God Emperor of Dune US 1981 Fiction 0-575-02976-5 2742 I'm becoming chinese, I know it. Rodriguez, Richard Jen, Gish Mona in the Promised Land US 1996 Fiction 679776508 2743 And having grown uo next door to Skokie, Illinois -- the land of perpetual spring, a Rosenbloom on every corner -- I knew more of Yiddish than Japanese Mura, David Jen, Gish Mona in the Promised Land US Fiction 679776508 2744 ... all things change. The cosmos itself is flux and motion Ovid Jen, Gish Mona in the Promised Land US Fiction 679776508 2745 He dissolves his bond with his group. Supreme good fortune. Dispersion leads in turn to accumulation This is something ordinary men do not think of. the I-Ching Jen, Gish Mona in the Promised Land US Fiction 679776508 2746 We are tired. We want peace. Daniel, William UK McKay, Sharon E. Enemy Territory US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781554514311 2747 For what is a brat, what has he got When he finds out that he cannot Say the things he truly thinks But only words, not what he feels Sex Pistols My Way Song Y McKenzie, Sophie Six Steps to a Girl US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471121500 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2748 Una golondrina no hace verano. (One swallow does not make a summer.) Y McLemore, Anna-Marie The Weight of Feathers US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250058652 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2749 Is it even so? then I defy you, stars! Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK McKenzie, Sophie Defy the Stars US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857071057 2750 My girl, my girl, where will you go? I'm going where the cold wind blows In the pines, in the pines Where the sun don't ever shine I would shiver the whole night through. Where Did You Sleep Last Night? Traditional folk song McManus, Darragh Shiver the whole night through US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471404092 2751 Excellence at chess is one mark of a scheming mind. Doyle, Arthur Conan Marney, Ellie Every Move US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781743318539 2752 The queen kept her troops safe in solace, until a time came when she finally gave birth to a child. The troops believed that this was the start of a new era, but when the babe was born, her skin broke like glass. Abernathy, Iana The Last of Our Secrets Marr, Melissa One Blood Ruby US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062084163 2753 A human being is only breath and shadow Sophocles Marney, Ellie Every Breath US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770497726 2754 Red leaves spiral down Chase summer's dying warmth. Run Barefoot on the wind. Marriott, Zoe Barefoot on the Wind US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406333374 2755 Time is the fire in which we burn. Schwartz, Delmore Matson, Lynne NIL US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805097719 2756 History repeats itself. Historians repeat each other. Guedalla, Philip Mayhew, Julie Red Ink US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1920 9781471400339 2757 You ask a question in the mirror. Alas, no answer could be clearer. Mann, Aimee Ness, Patrick More Than This US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662585 2758 Nothing fades as fast as the future, Nothing clings like the past. Gabriel, Peter Ness, Patrick More Than This US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763662585 2759 Thig crioch air an t-saoghal, ach mairidh gaol is ceol. (The world will end but love and music endure.) Scottish Gaelic Proverb Proverb Scotland Miles, Cindy Forevermore US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545426220 2760 Our doubts are traitors, And make us lose the good we oft might win By fearing to attempt. Shakespeare, William UK Mitchell, J. Barton Severed Tower US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250009470 2761 If I am the phantom, it is because man's hatred has made me so. If I am to be saved it is because your love redeems me. Leroux, Gaston The Phantom of the Opera Mont, Eve Marie A Phantom Enchantment US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780758269508 2762 What passing-bells for these who die as cattle? Only the monstrous anger of the guns. Owen, Wilfred Anthem for Doomed Youth Poem UK Various authors The Great War US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406370713 2763 [Isaac Newton] received the famous problem which was intended to puzzle all the Mathematicians in Euope at four o'clock in the afternoon when he was very much tired with the business of the Mint where he had been employed all day, and yet he solved it before he went to bed that night. Conduitt, John Memoir of Isaac Newton Moriarty, Jaclyn A Corner of White US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1727 9780545397360 2764 On the day that Oliver Cromwell died, there was a very great wind, or tempest over the whole kingdom. That day, as the boys were playing, a set of them went to leaping, Sir Isaac, tho' he was little practis'd in the exercise, and at other times outdone by many; yet this day was surprisingly superior to them all, which they much wondered at, but could not discover the reason; which was this: Sir Isaac observed the gusts of wind, and took so proper an advantage of them, as to carry him far beyond the rest... Stukeley, William Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton's Life Moriarty, Jaclyn The Cracks in the Kingdom US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1752 9780545397384 2765 I wept not, so to stone within I grew. Dante Morgan, Page The Beautiful and the Cursed US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385743112 2766 Somewhere deep inside us the centre holds. Di Brandt Moser, Elise Lily and Taylor US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781554983346 2767 I can see your mind desperately trying to piece this puzzle together. Sometimes I think that our world is just that, a foolish puzzle. We see only our poor, restricted view but someone, somewhere might see it all. I know more than you, prince, much more, and I can solve our little problem, but I can't solve everything. Moyson, Graham Storyline US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908577474 2768 If you leave this story feeling unsettled, disturbed, alarmed that this could happen - good. You should be alarmed. That is the point: to scare you, to make you not want to be another mindless, thoughtless follower. Knowles, Harry Ain't it Cool News Mussi, Sarah Siege US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444914849 2769 Imprisoned in here for a long, long time, We know we're punished tho' we;ve committed no crime, Our thoughts are gloomy and enthusiasim damp. To be locked up in a concentration camp. Loyalty we know and Patriotism we feel, To sacrifice our utmost was our ideal To fight for our country, and die mayhap; Yet we're here because we happen to be a JAP. We all love life, and our country best, Our misfortune to be here in the West, To keep us penned behind that DAMNED FENCE Is someone's notion of NATIONAL DEFENCE!!!!! DAMNED FENCE! Unknowned Poet Minidoka Concentration Camp Poem Nagai, Mariko Dust of eden US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780807517390 2770 This war will be over before America is ready to begin fighting. Hitler, Adolf Germany Muchamore, Robert The Prisoner US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1942 9780340999172 2771 If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel's heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence. Eliot, George Middlemarch Ness, Patrick The Knife of Never Letting Go US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406344462 2772 And pleasant is the fairyland, But, an eerie tale to tell... Just as the mirk and midnight hour The fairy folk will ride. The Ballad of Tam Lin Nickerson, Jane The Mirk and Midnight Hour US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385752862 2773 Once upon a time... there lived a very powerful lord, the owner of estates, farms and a great splendid castle, and his name was Bluebeard... He was very handsome and charming, but, if the truth be told, there was something about him that made you feel respect, and a little uneasy. Grimm Brothers Bluebeard, Tales from the Brothers Grimm Tale Nickerson, Jane Strands of Bronze and Gold US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780307975980 2774 A pessimist is correc oftener than an optimist, But an optimist has more fun... And neither can stop the march of events. Heinlein, Robert A. Nielsen, Susin Optimists Die First US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553496901 2775 Back of every creation, supporting it like an arch, is faith. Enthusiasm is nothing: it comes and goes. But if one believes, the miracles occur. Miller, Henry Noel, Alyson Echo US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312664879 2776 People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly presistent illusion. Einstein, Albert Noyes, Deborah Plague in the Mirror US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763659806 2777 The Cat only grinned when it saw Alice. It looked good-natured, she thought: still it had very long claws and a great many teeth, so she felt that it ought to be treated with respect. Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Oakes, Colleen Blood of Wonderland US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062409768 2778 Entropy's a bitch. Fate is cruel, luck is fickle, love is strange. Entropy is all those and more. Pitiless and brutal and jagged as the rocks that break the tide. You can clutch to your chest all the things you love most, and entropy will scatter them with a breath. It will leave you cold and alone in the middle of chaos, they eye of your own personal hurricane. I was born to fight entropy. I lost. I am not done fighting. Sullivan, Delancey Journal of Delancey Sullivan Journal O'Rourke, Erica Resonance US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442460270 2779 School sucks. Why, oh why is there work? I don't -- I don't get it. mmm. Look at me. Look at my face. Does it look like I care about school? No. Teen Suicide Lonely Boy Goes to a Rave Oseman, Alice Radio Silence US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062335715 2780 Hear this the tale of Mad Mary Sweet, Who crawled through the swamp on her hands and her feet, In the wild lost her way, Her voice it did fray, And now she's got none but her teeth. Y Parker, Natalie C. Behold the Bones US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062241559 Epigraphs begin on section 2781 Beware the swampy places, child, Beware the dark and wild, Many a soul has wandered there, And many a soul had died. Y Parker, Natalie C. Beware the Wild US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062241528 Epigraphs begin on section 2782 White bird, crisply folded, wings its way into Spring. E.P. Pattou, Edith Ghosting US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781477847749 2783 Dare to reach out your hand into the darkness, to pull another hand Into the Light. Rice, Norman B. Patti, Caroline T. Into the Light US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781942664444 2784 There's two sides to everyone. Le Carre, John Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Peacock, Shane Double You US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459805347 2785 I never seen nobody but lied, one time or another. Twain, Mark Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Novel US Peacock, Shane Double You US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459805347 2786 If I had to choose a religion, the sun as the universal giver of life woud be my god. Bonaparte, Napoleon Pearce, Bryony Phoenix Burning US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781847156709 2787 I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalm 139:14 Pearson, Mary E. Fox Forever US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805094343 2788 "I never cry," said Pippi. Lindgren, Astrid Pippi Longstocking Peacock, Shane Seperated US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459811669 2789 Her tears, they ride the wind. She calls to me, And all I can do is whisper, You are strong. Stronger than your pain. Stronger than your grief, Stronger than them. The Last Testaments of Gaudrel Pearson, Mary E. The Heart of Betrayal US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805099249 2790 If you press me to say why I loved him, I can say no more than because he was he, and I was I. de Montaigne, Michel Pickett, Michelle K. Unspeakable US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781634220200 2791 We are all pretty bizarre. Some of us are just better at hiding it, that's all. The Breakfast Club Film US Pignat, Caroline Shooter US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780143187585 2792 O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian to his Honolulu Lou and he's sightin' and cryin' and all the while he's tryin' just to say "I love you true" with his "arra yaaka hula," "begorrah hickey dula," and his Irish "Ji-ji-boo," O'Brien is tryin' to learn to talk Hawaiian to his Honolulu Lou Cormack, Rennie O'Brien is Trying to Learn to Talk Hawaiian Portman, Frank King Dork: Approximately US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1916 9780385736183 2793 i carry your heart -- (I carry it in my heart) Cummings, E.E. Poem Preble, Joy I Wasn't Always Like This US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616955885 2794 You may all go to hell and I will go to Texas. Crockett, Davy Preble, Joy The Sweet Dead Life US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616951504 2795 Shadows made the mountains dark, and you, you didn't find the way. Bjornson, B.J. Synnove's Song Song Preus, Margi Shadow on the Mountain US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419704246 2796 Let us be masters of the Channel for six hours and we are masters of the world. Bonaparte, Napoleon w Putney, M.J. Dark Destiny US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312622862 2797 I do not say, my Lords, that the French will not come. I say only they will not come by sea. Jervis, Lord John Putney, M.J. Dark Destiny US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312622862 2798 As you get older it is harder to have heroes, but it is sort of necessary. Hemingway, Ernest Quick, Matthew Forgive me, Leonard Peacock US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316221337 2799 I prithee take thy fingers from my throat, For, though I am not splenitive and rash, Yet have I in me something dangerous, Which let thy wisdom fear. Hold off thy hand. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Quick, Matthew Forgive me, Leonard Peacock US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316221337 2800 Will it come like a change in the weather? Will its greeting be courteous or rough? Will it alter my life altogether? O tell me the truth about love. Auden, W. H. Poem Y Rabb, Margo Kissing in America US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062322371 Epigraphs begin on section 2801 Hath not the present Parliament A ledger to the demons sent, Fully empower'd to treat about Finding revolting Witches out? Butler, Samuel Hudibras Ralphs, Matt Fire Witch US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447283577 2802 There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. Wilde, Oscar Rasheed, Leila Cinders Sapphires US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423171171 2803 It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth. Lincoln, Abraham Gettysburg Address Reedy, Trent The Last Full Measure US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545548779 2804 In time of war, and by a two-thirds majority vote of both houses of the Legislative Assembly, a state of martial law may be imposed, during which time the rights of the people, enumerated in the first twenty-two sections of Article I may be suspended at the discretion of the President of the Republic of Idaho. Martial law shall continue until the President or a simple majority vote of both houses of the Legislative Assembly chooses to restore the rights granted to the people in the first twenty-two sections of Article I. Constitution of the Republic of Idaho, Article I, Section 23 Reedy, Trent The Last Full Measure US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1863 9780545548779 2805 Did I escape, I wonder? My mind winds to you Old barnacled umbilicus, Atlantic cable, Keeping itself, it seems, in a state of miraculous repair. Plath, Sylvia Medusa Poem US Reid, Louisa Lies Like Love US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141343198 2806 I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night. Williams, Sarah Revis, Beth Shades of Earth US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595143880 2807 Who am I? Are you sure you want to know? If someone told you I was just your average ordinary guy without a care in the world, somebody lied. Spider-Man 2 Film Robb, Andy Geekhood: Close Encounters of the Girl Kind US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781847152312 2808 Rosie Cotton dancing. She had ribbons in her hair. If ever I were to marry someone, it would have been her. It would have been her. Tolkien, J. R. R. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Robb, Andy Geekhood: Close Encounters of the Girl Kind US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781847152312 2809 Love is the absence of judgment. Dalai Lama Tibet Strohmeyer, Sarah This is My Brain on Boys US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062259622 2810 People that build their houses inland, People that buy a plot of ground Shaped like a house, and build a house there, Far from the sea-board, far from the sound Of water sucking the hollow ledges, Tons of water striking the shore -- What do they long for, as I long for One salt smell of the sea once more? People the waves have not awakened, Spanking the boats at the harbour's head, What do they long for, as I long for, -- Starting up in my inland bed, Beating the narrow walls, and finding Neither a window nor a door, Screaming to God for death by drowning -- One salt taste of the sea once more? Millay, Edna St. Vincent Inland Poem Rosenfield, Kat Inland US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525426486 2811 Sometimes one can realize that a person is unworthy of love and love them anyway; one can form an unexplainable attachment that cannot be broken even when the object of one's affection breaks the confidences with which you entrusted them. Sometimes the one you love is blind to your feelings and for all your conversations you cannot find the words to explain it. Boyne, John The Thief of Time Saleb, Leila Tonight the Streets Are Ours US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374376659 2812 Yes, there's love if you want it, don't sound like no sonnet, my lord. Verve Sonnet Saleb, Leila Tonight the Streets Are Ours US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374376659 2813 Here's to new blood. Maxwell, Jagger Schreiber, Ellen Kissing Coffins US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 60776226 2814 With every day, and from both sides of my inteliigence, the moral and the intellectual, I thus drew steadily nearer to that truth, by whose partial discovery I have been doomed to such a dreadful shipwreck: that man is not truly one, but truly two. Stevenson, Robert Louis The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde Short Story Rought, A. C. Tainted US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908844330 2815 Close your sweet eyes Life does't last long You'd better go sleeping Flying through dreams Close your sweet eyes Because life is a lie Find happiness in dreams Have a good night, my child. Ancient Romanian lullaby Lullaby Romania Rought, A. C. Tainted US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908844330 2816 Remember tonight... for it is the beginning of always. Dante Inferno Y Scott, Victoria The Warrior US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781622662791 2817 All my life, my heart has yearned for a thing I cannot name. Breton, Andre Scott, Victoria The Collector US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781620612422 2818 Biking is about rhythm and flow. It's the wind in your face and the challenge of hammering up a long hill. It's the reward at the top and the thrill of a high-speed descent. Biking lets you come alive in both body and spirit. After a while the bike disappears beneath you and you feel as if you're suspended in midair. Klein, Gary Sedgwick, Chantele Switching Gears US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781510705067 2819 You can love somebody without it being like that. You keep them a stranger, a stranger who's a friend. Breakfast at Tiffany's Film Standifod, Natalie How to Say Goodbye in Robot US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2820 Truth shines in the dark. Welsh Proverb Proverb Y Stevenson, Sarah Jamila The Truth against the world US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738740584 2821 Recall the four sisters (Extraordinary! Extraordinary!) Who fought for others to be saved They were ravaged by a shameful war Though their loving hearts were brave And so a vengeful bramble Grew thick upon their graves Each thistle then sharpened By the hands of former slaves The Ballad of the Four Sisters Sussman, Elissa Burn US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062274595 2822 Macadam [tarmac]: Has put an end to revolutions; barricades no longer possible. Nonetheless very inconvenient. Ruins: Something to make you dream. Add poetry to a landscape. Flaubert Dictionary of Accepted Ideas (from Flaubert's notes) Syson, Lydia Liberty's Fire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1870s 9781471403675 2823 There's more to love than girl meets boy. the Communards Red Syson, Lydia Liberty's Fire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1987 9781471403675 2824 If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Machiavelli, Niccolo Sitomer, Alan Lawrence Noble Warrior US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484705285 2825 Alone, bad. Friend, good. The Bride of Frankenstein Skuse, C. J. Dead Romantic US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1935 9781908435415 2826 No human being could have passed a happier childhood than myself. My parents were possessed by the very spirit of kindness and indulgence... the agents and creators of all the many delights which we enjoyed. When I mingled with other families I distinctly discerned how peculiarly fortunate my lot was. Shelley, Mary Frankestein Skuse, C. J. Dead Romantic US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908435415 2827 Fame is a bee. It has a song-- It has a sting-- Ah, too, it has a wing. Dickinson, Emily Poem Serle, Rebecca Truly Madly Famously US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316366403 2828 They are the hunters, we are the foxes. And we run. Swift, Taylor I Know Places Song US Serle, Rebecca Truly Madly Famously US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316366403 2829 Anyone who has ever struggled with poverty knows how extremely expensive it is to be poor. Baldwin, James A. Sewell, Earl The Keysha Diaries US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373091249 2830 The battle line between good and evil runs through the heart of every man. Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Showalter, Gena Zombie Glass US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373210770 2831 When I was an infant in my mother's arms I would watch the starlight in her face 'Cause I was reaching out to understand the cosmic charm I am just a starchild, born in space. Level 42 Sparkes, Ali Destination Earth US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1981 9780192733443 2832 Every day I C U in the hall C U drinking coffee @ the mall Every day I fall and fall More in <3 with U But each I C U passing by I get tongue-tied cuz I'm way 2 shy Ur so special and I don't know Y I just can't say 2 U Want 2 B Ur Boy Want 2 C U smile Want 2 hold Ur hand And hang out 4 a while Want 2 B the 1 Ur 2 good 2 B true Hope U want me 2 B UR boy 2 Chaos 4 All Want 2 B Ur Boy Song Spalding, Amy The New Guy US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2016 9780316382786 2833 Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow Creeps in this petty pace from day to day To the last syllable of accorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Terrill, Cristin All Our Yesterdays US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423176374 2834 They call me Troll. Gnawer of the Moon. Giant of the Gale-blasts. Curse of the rain-hall. Companion of the Sibyl. Nightroaming hag. Swallower of the loaf of heaven. What is a Troll but that? Bragi Boddason the Old Del Toro, Guillermo & Kraus, Daniel Trollhunters US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423115142 2835 A drowsy, dreamy influence seems to hang over the land, and to pervade the very atmosphere... Irving, Washington The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Short Story US Y Triana, Gaby Wake the Hollow US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781633753518 Epigraphs begin on chapter 2836 The Beast is an animal You'd better lock the Gare Or when it's dark. It comes for you Then it will be too late The Beast is an animal Hear it scratch upon your door IT sucks your soul then licks the bowl And sniffs around for more The Beast is an animal It has a pointy chin It eats you while you sleep at night Leaves nothing but your skin Old Byd Nursery Rhyme Nursery Rhyme Van Arsdale, Peternelle The Beast is an Animal US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481488419 2837 Hiraeth: n: homesickness for a home to which you cannot return, a home that maybe never was; nostalgia, yearning, grief for the lost places of your past Definition of a word Warman, Jessica The Last Good Day of the Year US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802736628 2838 In the wombs of the mothers, unborn embroys were growing, membranes and tissues folded and pleated themselves cleverly around each other, exploring without sorrow, without hesitation, the possibilities of topological space. Gustafsson, Lars Greatness Strikes Where it Pleases Watson, Brad Miss Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781509834327 2839 She'd had, like anyone else, her love story. Flaubert A Simple Heart Watson, Brad Miss Jane US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781509834327 2840 To be trusted is a greater compliment than being loved. MacDonald, George Weatherly, L. A Darkness Follows US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781409572039 2841 The tygers of wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction. Blake, William Wilce, Ysabeau S. Flora's Fury US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780152054090 2842 Boys and girls come out to play, The moon doth shine as bright as day. King, William Wood, Fiona Wildlife US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1708 9780316242097 2843 I recognized myself in Jane Eyre. It amazes me how many white people can't read themselves in black characters. I didn't feel any seperation between me and Jane. We were tight. Walker, Alice Wood, Fiona Cloudwish US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2014 9780316242127 2844 Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind. Donne, John Yovanoff, Brenna Paper Valentine US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595145994 2845 No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin, or his background, or his religion. People must learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love come more naturally to the human heart than its opposite. Mandela, Nelson US Zail, Suzy The Wrong Boy US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781741031651 2846 The wind doth blow today, my love, And a few small drops of rain; I never had but one true-love, In cold grave she was lain. “I’ll do as much for my true-love As any young man may; I’ll sit and mourn all at her grave For a twelvemonth and a day.” The twelvemonth and a day being up, The dead began to speak: “Oh who sits weeping on my grave, And will not let me sleep?” “’T is I, my love, sits on your grave, And will not let you sleep; For I crave one kiss of your clay-cold lips, And that is all I seek.” “You crave one kiss of my clay-cold lips, But my breath smells earthy strong; If you have one kiss of my clay-cold lips, Your time will not be long. “’T is down in yonder garden green, Love, where we used to walk, The finest flower that e’re was seen Is withered to a stalk. “The stalk is withered dry, my love, So will our hearts decay; So make yourself content, my love, Till God calls you away Anonymous The Unquiet Grave Poem Adornetto, Alexandra Ghost House US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211302 2847 The rose's rarest essence lives in the thorns. Jalal al-Din Rumi Andieh, Renee The Rose and the Dagger US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399171628 2848 To attract good fortune, spend a new coin on a friend, share an old pleasure with a new friend, and lift up the heart of a true friend by writing her name on the wings of a dragon. Chinese Proverb Proverb China Alban, Andrea Anya's War US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312370930 2849 Not much more than a month ago I was on the other shore of the Pacific, looking westward. This evening, I looked eastward over the Pacific. In those fast-moving days which have intervened, (the whole width of the world) has passed behind us (-- except this broad ocean.) Earhart, Amelia US Alban, Andrea Anya's War US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312370930 2850 The ocean cannot be emptied with a spoon. Yiddish Proverb Proverb Germany Alban, Andrea Anya's War US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312370930 2851 It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Alderson, Sarah Fated US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857074348 2852 How on earth are you ever going to explain in terms of chemistry and physics so important a biological phenomenon as first love? Einstein, Albert Alexander, Shannon Lee Love and other Unknown Variables US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781622664672 2853 Good evening, good night, With rose adorned, With carnations covered, Slip under the covers. Tomorrow morning, if God wants so, you will wake once again. Brahms, Johannes Cradle Song Allyn, Anya Dollhouse US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781475034721 2854 The distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. Einstein, Albert Armstrong, Kelley The Unquiet Past US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459806542 2855 Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing, Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortal ever dared to dream before; But the silence was unbroken, and the stillness gave no token, And the only word there spoken was the whispered word, “Lenore?” This I whispered, and an echo murmured back the word, “Lenore!”— Merely this and nothing more. Back into the chamber turning, all my soul within me burning, Soon again I heard a tapping somewhat louder than before. “Surely,” said I, “surely that is something at my window lattice; Let me see, then, what thereat is, and this mystery explore— Let my heart be still a moment and this mystery explore;— ’Tis the wind and nothing more!” Open here I flung the shutter, when, with many a flirt and flutter, In there stepped a stately Raven of the saintly days of yore; Not the least obeisance made he; not a minute stopped or stayed he; But, with mien of lord or lady, perched above my chamber door— Perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door— Perched, and sat, and nothing more. Then this ebony bird beguiling my sad fancy into smiling, By the grave and stern decorum of the countenance it wore, “Though thy crest be shorn and shaven, thou,” I said, “art sure no craven, Ghastly grim and ancient Raven wandering from the Nightly shore— Tell me what thy lordly name is on the Night’s Plutonian shore!” Quoth the Raven “Nevermore Poe, Edgar Allan The Raven Poem Alwater-Rhodes, Amelia Token of Darkness US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385737500 2856 I was angry with my friend; I told my wrath, my wrath did end. I was angry with my foe: I told it not, my wrath did grow. And I waterd it in fears, Night & morning with my tears: And I sunned it with smiles, And with soft deceitful wiles. And it grew both day and night. Till it bore an apple bright. And my foe beheld it shine, And he knew that it was mine. And into my garden stole, When the night had veild the pole; In the morning glad I see; My foe outstretched beneath the tree Blake, William A Poison Tree Poem Alwater-Rhodes, Amelia Poison Tree US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385737548 2857 I have a rendezvous with Death At some disputed barricade, When Spring comes back with rustling shade And apple-blossoms fill the air— I have a rendezvous with Death When Spring brings back blue days and fair. It may be he shall take my hand And lead me into his dark land And close my eyes and quench my breath— It may be I shall pass him still. I have a rendezvous with Death On some scarred slope of battered hill, When Spring comes round again this year And the first meadow-flowers appear. God knows 'twere better to be deep Pillowed in silk and scented down, Where Love throbs out in blissful sleep, Pulse nigh to pulse, and breath to breath, Where hushed awakenings are dear ... But I've a rendezvous with Death At midnight in some flaming town, When Spring trips north again this year, And I to my pledged word am true, I shall not fail that rendezvous Seeger, Alan I have a rendezvous with death Poem Alwater-Rhodes, Amelia All Just Glass US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385737524 2858 Take this kiss upon the brow! And, in parting from you now, Thus much let me avow — You are not wrong, who deem That my days have been a dream; Yet if hope has flown away In a night, or in a day, In a vision, or in none, Is it therefore the less gone? All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream. I stand amid the roar Of a surf-tormented shore, And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand — How few! yet how they creep Through my fingers to the deep, While I weep — while I weep! O God! Can I not grasp Them with a tighter clasp? O God! can I not save One from the pitiless wave? Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? Poe, Edgar Allan A Dream within a Dream Poem Alwater-Rhodes, Amelia Persistence of Memory US 2008 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385734370 2859 Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though; He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound’s the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep Frost, Robert Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Poem Alwater-Rhodes, Amelia Promises to Keep US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741927 2860 He should not kill a living being, nor cause it to be killed, nor should he incite another to kill. Do not injure any being, either strong or weak in the world. Sutta Nipata II, 14 Backshall, Steve Tiger Wars US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444004380 2861 Only after the last tree has been cut down. Only after the last river has been poisoned. Only after the last fish has been caught. Only then will you find that money cannot be eaten. Cree Indian Prophecy India Backshall, Steve Ghost of the Forest US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444004397 2862 There is some good in this world, and it's worth fighting for. Tolkien, J. R. R. Baldacci, David The Width of the World US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545831963 2863 In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act. Orwell, George Baldacci, David The Width of the World US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545831963 2864 The past is but the past of a beginning. Wells, H. G. Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545831949 2865 Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them. Milne, A. A. Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545831949 2866 To escape from the Quag means imprisonment forever. Prine, Madame Astrea Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545831949 2867 "That's the effect of living backwards," the Queen said kindly: "It always makes one a little giddy at first--" "Living backwards!" Alice repeated in great astonishment. "I never heard of such a thing!" "--But there's one great advantage in it, that one's memory works both ways." "I'm sure mine only works one way," Alice remarked. "I can't remember things before they happen." "It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards," the Queen remarked. Carroll, Lewis Though the Looking Glass Novel UK Balog, Cyn Touched US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385740326 2868 To whom shall I hire myself out? What beast must I adore? What holy image is attacked? What hearts shall I break? What lies must I maintain? In whose blood tread? Rimbaud, Arthur A Season in Hell Banash, Jennifer White Lines US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257889 2869 It's like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder How I keep from going under. Grandmaster Flash The Message Banash, Jennifer White Lines US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257889 2870 Surely some revelation is at hand; Surely the Second Coming is at hand Yeats, W. B. The Second Coming Poem Bartholomeusz, James Black Rose US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781605425375 2871 The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned. Yeats, W. B. The Second Coming Poem Bartholomeusz, James Grey Star US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781605427003 2872 Escape... escape... escape... by God! Never mind hunger pains, discomfort, or any other agony. Let escape become your passion, your one and only obsession until you finally reach home. Pape, Richard Boldness Be My Friend Becker, Tom The Traitors US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407109527 2873 I reckon - when I count at all - First - poets - Then the Sun - Then Summer - Then the Heaven of God - And then - the List is done - Dickinson, Emily Bedard, Michael The Green Man US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781770492851 2874 I pity the man who can travel from Dan to Beersheba, and cry, 'Tis all barren - and so it is; and so is all the world to him who will not cultivate the fruits it offers. Sterne, Laurence A Sentimental Journey Bell, Alden The Reapers Are the Angels US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805092431 2875 Sometimes dead is better. Sematary, Pet Bell, Alden The Reapers Are the Angels US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805092431 2876 It seems only yesterday I used to believe there was nothing under my skin but light. If you cut me I could shine. Collins, Billy On Turning Ten Benway, Robin Sleuth or Dare US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471116766 2877 Going in circles, it's a vicious cycle This is a crash course, this ain't high school. Jay-Z American Dreamin' Benway, Robin Sleuth or Dare US 2005 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471116766 2878 The untold want, by life and land ne'er granted, Now, Voyager, sail thou forth, to seek and find. Whitman, Walt Bertagna, Julie Aurora US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780330435642 2879 I tell you the past is a bucket of ashes... Sandburg, Carl Bick, Ilsa J. Ashes US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841754 2880 What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset. Crowfoot Y Biren, Sara The Last Thing You Said US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781419723049 2881 Crickets, like all other insects, are cold-blooed. They take on the temperature of their surroundings. Wikipedia Blagden, Scott Dear Life, You Suck US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547904313 2882 To survive is often necessary to fight and to fight you have to dirty yourself. Orwell, George Bodeen, S. A. The Raft US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312650100 2883 For what we sometimes were, we are no more; Fortune hath changed our shape, and Destiny Defaced the very form we had before. Raleigh, Sir Walter Petition to the Queen Bond, Gwenda Blackwood US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908844064 2884 Just keep swimming. Finding Nemo Film US Boudreau, Helene Real Mermaid US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2885 Not all who wander are lost. Tolkien, J. R. R. Brashares, Ann The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants US 2001 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385729338 2886 Rose of all Roses, Rose of all the World! You, too, have come where the dim tides are hurled Upon the wharves of sorrow, and heard ring The bell that calls us on; the sweet far thing. Beauty grown sad with its eternity Made you of us, and of the dim grey sea. Our long ships loose thought-woven sails and wait, For God has bid them share an equal fate; And when at last, defeated in His wars, They have gone down under the same white stars, We shall no longer hear the little cry Of our sad hearts, that may not live nor die Yeats, W. B. The Rose of Battle Poem US Y Bray, Libba Sweet Far Thing US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385730303 2887 The smallest sprout shows there is really no death. Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem US Brashares, Ann 3 Willows US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385736763 2888 Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world. Yeats, W. B. The Second Coming Poem US Bartholomeusz, James White Fox US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781605424620 2889 Somewhere or other there must surely be The face not seen, the voice not heard Rossetti, Christina Poem Brennan, Sarah Rees Unspoken US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857078070 2890 Mother, may I go out to swim? Yes, my darling daughter. Fold your clothes up neat and trim, But don't go near the water. Anonymous Brown, Anne Greenwood Lies Beneath US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742016 2891 I hold it true, whate'er befall; I feel it, when I sorrow most; 'Tis better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at all. Tennyson, Alfred Lord In Memoriam A. H. H. Poem Brown, Anne Greenwood Deep Betrayal US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385742030 2892 The world is a ladder on which some go up and others go down. Gypsy Proverb Proverb Bryant, Jennifer The Fortune of Carmen Navarro US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375857591 2893 And then the hunger had more Power than even sorrow had over me. Dante Inferno, XXXIII, 71-72 Burak, Kathryn Emily's Dress US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437364 2894 Love is the distance between you and what you love. Hutchinson, Meg Everything Familiar Burak, Kathryn Emily's Dress US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596437364 2895 All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream Poe, Edgar Allan A Dream within a Dream Poem Busby, Cylin Blink Once US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781599908182 2896 Fire, fire flaming bright, Golden in the autumn night, Warn me with your eldritch sight, What danger comes, and what delight. Carey, Janet Lee Dragonwood US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2897 We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. Wilde, Oscar Castellucci, Cecil First Day of Earth US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545060820 2898 Do you know what love is? I'll tell you: it is whatever you can still betray. Le Carre, John The Looking Glass War Cavallaro, Brittany The Last Day of August US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062398949 2899 Ipsa scientia potestas est (knowledge itself is power.) Clark, Bridie Snap Decision: You Only live Once US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596438170 2900 Vincit qui se vincit. (One conquers by conquering oneself.) Clark, Bridie Snap Decision: Maybe Tonight? US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781596438163 2901 In God 'tis glory: And when men aspire, 'Tis but a spark too much of heavenly fire. Dryden, John Absalom and Achitophel Clare, Cassandra City of Heavenly Fire US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442416895 2902 Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? Declare, if thou hast understanding. The Book of Job, 38:4 Coleman, Michael The Cure US 2007 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781846163449 2903 I am the way I am. That's the way I'm made. Prevert, Jaques Coleman, Michael Weirdo's War US 1996 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781846166013 2904 Making peace is harder than making war. Stevenson, Adlai Coleman, Michael Weirdo's War US 1996 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781846166013 2905 Whenever science makes a discovery, the devil grabs it while the angels are debating the best way to use it. Valentine, Alan Connolly, John Samuel Johnson vs the Devil Round II US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781444724943 2906 The cure for everything is salt water: sweat, tears, or the sea. Dinesen, Isak Cornwell, Betsy Tides US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547927725 2907 i carry your heart -- (I carry it in my heart) Cummings, E. E. Cornwell, Betsy Tides US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547927725 2908 So stood I, in Heaven's glorious sun, And in the glare of Hell; My spirit drank a mingled tone, Of seraph's song, and demon's moan; What my soul bore, my soul alone Within itself may tell! Bronte, Emily My Comforter Poem Croggon, Alison Black Spring US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406339581 2909 HEre and there on earth we may encounter a kind of continuation of love in which this possessive craving of two people for each other gives way to a new desire and lust for possession - a shared higher thirst for an idael above them. But who knows such love? Who has experienced it? Its right name is friendship. Nietzsche, Freidrich The Gay Science Croggon, Alison Black Spring US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406339581 2910 For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow. Ecclesiastes 1:18 Croggon, Alison Black Spring US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406339581 2911 These secrets and charms that bind us Are much too precious for breath, Yet the silent shackles around our hearts Will protect us long after death. Pettit, Khaki Magnolia League Young Debutante's Handbook Crouch, Katie The White Glove War US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1961 9780316187503 2912 Oh! but if this tourturing Witch-catcher can by all or any of these means wring out a word of two of confession from any of these stupified, ignorant, unintelligible, poore silly creatures, (though non heare it but himselfe) he will adde and put her in feare to confesse telling her, else she shall be hanged; but if she doe, he will set her at liberty, and so put a word into her mouth, and make such a silly creature confesse she knowes not what. Hopkins, Matthew The Discovery of Witches Cummings, Sean Poltergeeks US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908844095 2913 The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances; if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Jung, Carl Cushman, Karen Alchemy and Meggy Swann US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547231846 2914 Stand up for what you believe in even if you are standing alone. Scholl, Sophie Crawford, Brian Prisoners of War: Train to Nowhere US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781680763553 2915 You've injured me, Farshooter, most deadly of the gods; and I'd punish you, if I had the power. Homer Crawford, Brian Prisoners of War: Rumors from the East US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781680763546 2916 I tried to grasp the enormity of it, but I couldn't. Blatt, Thomas Survivor of the Sobibor Extermination Camp Crawford, Brian Prisoners of War: Through the Wire US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781680763515 2917 But the woman took off the great lid of the jar with her hands and scattered all these, and her thought caused sorrow and mischief to men. Only Hope remained there in an unbreakable home within under the rim of the great jar, and did not fly out at the door. Hesiod Crawford, Brian Prisoners of War: Screams in the Night US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781680763522 2918 Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William Crawford, Brian Prisoners of War: The Path to Heaven US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781680763560 2919 The realities of the world affected me as visions, and as visions only, while the wild ideas of the land of dreams became, in turn -- not the material of my every-day existence - but in very deed that existence utterly and solely in itself. Poe, Edgar Allan Berenice Poem Creagh, Kelly Enshadowed US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442402041 2920 Oh, lady bright! can it be right— This window open to the night? The wanton airs, from the tree-top, Laughingly through the lattice drop— The bodiless airs, a wizard rout, Flit through thy chamber in and out, And wave the curtain canopy So fitfully—so fearfully— Above the closed and fringéd lid ’Neath which thy slumb’ring soul lies hid, That, o’er the floor and down the wall, Like ghosts the shadows rise and fall! Oh, lady dear, hast thou no fear Poe, Edgar Allan The Sleeper Poem Creagh, Kelly Enshadowed US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442402041 2921 As for witches, I think not that their witchcraft is any real power. Hobbes, Thomas Leviathan Cremer, Andrea Nightshade US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399254826 2922 For aught that I could ever read, Could ever hear by tale or history, The course of true love never did run smooth. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night's Dream Davidson Alongi, MaryJanice and Alongi, Anthony Evangelina US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780441020799 2923 Well, possible motives for murder are profit, revenge, jealousy, to conceal a crime, to avoid humiliation and disgrace, or plain old homicidal mania. The General's Daughter Davidson Alongi, MaryJanice and Alongi, Anthony Evangelina US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780441020799 2924 All the other girls here are stars, you are the northern lights. Ritter, Josh Kathleen Earle, Phil Saving Daisy US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141331362 2925 Haven't had a dream in a long time See, the life I've had Can make a good man bad So for once in my life Let me get what I want Lord knows, it would be the first time Lord knows, it would be the first time The Smiths Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want Song Earle, Phil Being Billy US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141331355 2926 All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Burke, Edmund Forward, Toby Starborn US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781619638426 2927 A man that looks on glasse, On it may stay his eye; Or if he pleaseth, through it passe, And then the heav'n espie. Herbert, George The Elixir Forward, Toby Double Born US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406320459 2928 The best thing that eternal law ever ordained was that it allowed to us one entrance into life, but many exits. Seneca Letter to Lucilius Galloway, Gregory The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525425656 2929 Lo! I leave corpses wherever I go. Melville, Herman Pierre Galloway, Gregory The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525425656 2930 Men always come back. They're so absurd. Cocteau, Jean Orphee Galloway, Gregory The 39 Deaths of Adam Strand US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525425656 2931 If I'd been told as a child what the life of an adult is like, I wouldn't have belived it. I'd never have believed it could be so unfinished. Berger, John Once in Europa Aslam, Nadeem Season of the Rainbirds US 1993 Fiction 2932 A man is a god in ruins. When men are innocent, life shall be longer, and shall pass into the immortal, as gently as we awake from dreams. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Nature Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Fiction 2933 The purpose of Art is to convey the truth of a thing, not the be the truth itself. Todd, Sylvie Beresford Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Fiction 2934 What is some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: "This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more" ... Would you not throw yourself down and gnash your teeth and curse the demon who spoke thus? Or have you once experienced a trememdous moment when you would have answered him: "you are a god and never have I heard anything more divine." Nietzche The Gay Science Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 2935 Everything changes and nothing remains still. Plato Cratylus Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 2936 What if we had a chance to do it again and again, until we finally did get it right? Wouldn't that be wonderful? Todd, Edward Beresford Atkinson, Kate Life After Life US 2013 Fiction 2937 Instead of a part of the organism itself, the fossil may be some kind of record of its presence, such as a fossilised track or brrow,,, These fossils give us our only chance to see the extinct animals in action and to study their behavior, though definite identification is only possible where the animal has dropped dead in its tracks and become fossilized on the spot. Kurten, Bjorn The Age of the Dinosaurs Atwood, Margaret Life Before Man US 1980 Fiction 2938 Look, I'm smiling at you, I'm smiling at you, I'm smiling through you. How can I be dead if I breathe in every quiver of your hand? Tertz, Abram The Icicle Atwood, Margaret Life Before Man US 1980 Fiction 2939 Suppose one can live without outside pressure, suppose once can create one's own inner tension - then it is not true that there is nothing in man. Milosz, Czeslaw The Captive Mind Aw, Tash Five Star Billionaire US 2013 Fiction 2940 DId I not, once upon a time have a lovable childhood, heroic and fabulous, to be written on leaves of gold, an excess of good fortune? Rimbaud Matin Aw, Tash Map of the Invisible world US 2009 Fiction 2941 HIs voice lasted just a few moments. A fleeting tremor, never to be repeated. Toer, Pramoedya Ananta Yang Sudah Hilang Aw, Tash Map of the Invisible world US 2009 Fiction 2942 My dreams are like other people's waking hours... My memory, sir, is like a garbage heap. Borges Funes, His memory Aw, Tash Map of the Invisible world US 2009 Fiction 2943 The art of losing isn’t hard to master; so many things seem filled with the intent to be lost that their loss is no disaster. Lose something every day. Accept the fluster of lost door keys, the hour badly spent. The art of losing isn’t hard to master. Then practice losing farther, losing faster: places, and names, and where it was you meant to travel. None of these will bring disaster. I lost my mother’s watch. And look! my last, or next-to-last, of three loved houses went. The art of losing isn’t hard to master. I lost two cities, lovely ones. And, vaster, some realms I owned, two rivers, a continent. I miss them, but it wasn’t a disaster. —Even losing you (the joking voice, a gesture I love) I shan’t have lied. It’s evident the art of losing’s not too hard to master though it may look like (Write it!) like disaster. Bishop, Elizabeth "One Art", from The Complete Poems Poem Banks, Melissa The Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing US 1999 Fiction 2944 ... The daisy, by the shadow that is casts, Protects the lingering dewdrop form the sun. Wordsworth, William To a Child Logsted, Lauren Baratz Falling for Prince Charles US 2015 Fiction 2945 Sometimes he fantasised that at the end of his life, he would be shown a home movie of all the roads he had not taken, and where they would have led. Tyler, Anne The Amateur Marriage Barnett, Laura The Versions of Us US 2015 Fiction 2946 You and me making history. This is us. Knopfler, Mark & Harris, Emmylou Barnett, Laura The Versions of Us US 2015 Fiction 2947 One to hear One to remember And one to drink Barnes, Julian The Noice of Time US 2016 Fiction 2948 Though time be fleet and I and thou are half a life asunder, thy loving smile will surely hail the love-gift of a fairy tale. Caroll, Lewis Barnes, Sophie The Danger in Tempting an Earl at the Kingsborough Ball US 2014 Fiction 2949 hic amor, haec patria est. Virgil Aenid Barry, Sebastian The Temporary Gentleman US 2014 Fiction 2950 Remember me, forget my fate. Tate, Nahum Dido and Aeneas Barry, Sebastian The Temporary Gentleman US 2014 Fiction 2951 In light of what I have done and all that I have seen, there is no doubt in my mind that if I am discovered, I will surely hang. It is unlikely that anone will ever know of the sacrifices my comrades and I have made, or of the loyalty with which we have served our king and country. Rest assured, however, that I am not the villain in all of this, but a soldier who fights for truth and justice. 3rd Earl of Duncaster Barnes, Sophie The Earl's Complete Surrender US 2016 Fiction 1793 2952 Honestly, I think the worl'd going to end bloody. But it doesn't mean we shouldn't fight. We do have choices. I choose to go down swingin'. Winchester, Dean Jus in Bello Bardsley, Michelle Only Lyycans need Apply US 2013 Fiction 2953 Whatever you end up doing, love it. Cinema Paradiso Barreau, Nicholas The Secret Paris Cinema Club US 2014 Fiction 2954 There is no yesterday nor any tomorrow, but only Now, as it was a thousand years ago and as it will be a thousand years hence. Eckhart, Meister Johannes Bass, Jefferson The Inquisitor's Key US 2012 Fiction 1300 2955 Nothing ever happened in the past; it happened in the Now. Nothing will ever happen in the future; it will happen in the Now. Tolle, Eckhart The Power of Now Bass, Jefferson The Inquisitor's Key US 2012 Fiction 1999 2956 And this is the forbidden truth, the unspeakable taboo-that evil is not always repellent but frequently attractive; that it has the power to make of us not simply victims, as nature and accident do, but active accomplices. Oates, Joyce Carol Bass, Jefferson Cut to the Bone US 2013 Fiction 2957 Every truth has two sides. Aesop Bauermeister, Erica The Lost Art of Mixing US 2013 Fiction 2958 The human understanding is not composed of dry light, but is subject to influence from the will and the emotions, a fact that creates fanciful knowledge; man prefers to believe what he wants to be true. Bacon, Francis Aphorisms Concerning the Interpretation of Nature, and the Kingdom of Man Bazell, Josh Wild Thing US 2012 Fiction 2959 But I wanna know for sure. Taylor, Chip Wild Thing Bazell, Josh Wild Thing US 2012 Fiction 2960 We realise the importance of light when we see darkness. We realise the importance of our voice when we are silenced. Yousafzai, Malala Belitz, Hina Set Me Free US 2016 Fiction 2013 2961 To every man is given the key to the gates of heaven. The same key opens the gates of hell. proverb Bell, Ted Phantom US 2012 Fiction 2962 Men always forget that human happiness is a disposition of mind and not a condition of circumstances. Locke, John Bennett, Robert Jackson American Elsewhere US 2013 Fiction 2963 The best time to leave a party is when the party's just beginning. Vreeland, Diana Benjamin, Melanie The Swans of Fifth Avenue US 2016 Fiction 2964 The minute I heard my first love story, I started looking out for you, not knowing how blind that was. Lovers don't finally meet somewhere. They're in each other all along. Rumi Bernard, Renee Obsession Wears Opals US 2012 Fiction 2965 I didn't know what was going to happen next, and that is the feeling that everyplayer lives for. Centuries of players, of brothers in arms, have felt the same. Osborne, Lawrence The Ballad of a Small Player Berenson, Alex The Wolves US 2016 Fiction 2966 Any people anywhere, being inclined and having the power, have the right to rise up and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable, a most sacred right - a right, which we hope and believe, is to liverate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government may choose to exercise it. Any portion of such people, that can, may revolutionize, and make their own of so much of the territory as they inhabit. Lincoln, Abraham Berry, Steve Lincoln Myth US 2014 Fiction 1848 2967 Money has no motherland; financiers are without patriotism and without decency: their sole object is gain. Bonaparte, Napoleon Berry, Steve The Paris Vendetta US 2009 Fiction 2968 History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments. Madison, James Berry, Steve The Paris Vendetta US 2009 Fiction 2969 Let me issue and control a nation's money and I care not who writes the laws. Rothschild, Mayer Amschel Berry, Steve The Paris Vendetta US 2009 Fiction 2970 For 500 years historians have ondered the question: Who was Christopher Columbus? The answer is simply another question: Who do you want him to be? Berry, Steve The Columbus Affair US 2013 Fiction 2971 I used to be respectable and chaste and stable, but who can stand in this strong wind and remember those things? Love has taken away my practices and filled me with poetry. Rumi Bernard, Renee Desire Wears Diamons US 2013 Fiction 2972 No feeling in the world is greater, more enabling and more sacred than patriotism Il-sung, Kim Berry, Steve The Patriot Threat US 2015 Fiction 2973 The distance between insanity and genius is measured only by success Fierstein, Bruce Bernhardt, William Capitol Offense US 2010 Fiction 2974 Hell is a city much like London. Shelley, Percy Brysshe Billingham, Mark Lifeless US 2006 Fiction 2975 No one told me grief felt so much like fear. Lewis, C. S. Billingham, Mark Lifeless US 2006 Fiction 2976 Revenge triumphs over death; love slights it. Bacon, Francis Billingham, Mark Death Message US 2007 Fiction 2977 Knock hard, life is deaf. Parent, Mimi Billingham, Mark Scaredy Cat US 2002 Fiction 2978 Revenge is a kind of grace... Lott, Tim Under the Same Stars Billingham, Mark The Dying Hours US 2013 Fiction 2979 Flight What creatures these, Broken and reformed In nests hanging By a threat, Hidden in rusty leaves Away from predators' eyes? Do they know When spinning silken coffins That fear of the unknown And the agony of recreation Must pay the price Of precious freedom? B. C. Bingham, Lisa Renegade US 2016 Fiction 2980 Down, down, down. Would the fall never come to an end? Carroll, Lewis Alice in Wonderland Blake, Toni All I Want is You US 2014 Fiction 2981 In the flicker of memory's smoky light Down corridors of forgotten places I saw the door we should not open That brought us to The wasteland. Ezra Pascoe his diary Gardner, Sally The Double Shadow US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1943 9781780621241 2982 I love you the more in that I believe you had liked me for my own sake and for nothing else. Keats, John Garcia, Mia Even the Sky Falls US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062411808 2983 Awake, dear heart, awake! thou hast slept well, Awake! Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Garcia, Mia Even the Sky Falls US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062411808 2984 Like dogs, bicycles are social catalysts that attract a superior category of people. Brown, Chip A Bike and a Prayer Davis, Rebecca Fjelland Chasing AllieCat US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738721309 2985 Alas! Experience tells us that there is no number to girls, and consequently the witches that spring from this class are innumerable. The Malleus Maleficarum Y Dawson, James Hollow Pike US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1486 9781780620046 Epigraphs begin on sections 2986 Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards. Kierkegaard, Soren Dawson, Juno Margot and Me US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1843 9781471406089 2987 By day I gleam, the golden sun of burning cloudless noon; By night, amid the asterisms I glide, the dappled moon! Bhagavadgita Gunzburg, Diana de and Fiorio, Giorgia The Moonstone Legacy US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781906548216 2988 Loving, for a long while ahead and far on into life, is solitude, a heightened and deepened kind of aloneness for the person who loves. Rilke, Rainer Maria Letters to a Young Poet Cruz, Melissa de la Bloody Valentine US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423134497 2989 Love is a battlefield. Benatar, Pat Cruz, Melissa de la Bloody Valentine US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423134497 2990 Misguided angel hanging over me, Heart like a Gabriel, pure and white as ivory Soul like a Lucifer, black and cold like a piece of lead. Misguided angel, love you till I'm dead. Cowboy Junkies Misguided Angel Cruz, Melissa de la Misguided Angel US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423121282 2991 All things change, nothing perishes. Ovid Cruz, Melissa de la Misguided Angel US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423121282 2992 I tried to say, "I miss you tonight." And they claim you've already died. stellastarr Lost in Time Cruz, Melissa de la Lost in Time US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423121299 2993 What on earth can you do... but catch at whatever comes near you with both your hands, until your fingers are broken? Williams, Tennessee Orpheus Descending Cruz, Melissa de la Lost in Time US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423121299 2994 The murdered do haunt their murderers. Bronte, Emily Wuthering Heights Novel UK Cruz, Melissa de la Van Alen Legacy US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423102267 2995 I've been sleeping a thousand years it seems, got to open my eyes to everything... Evanescence Bring Me to Life Song Cruz, Melissa de la Van Alen Legacy US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423102267 2996 The light has come into the world, and men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds are evil. John, the Apostle Dittemore, Shannon Broken Wings US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401686376 2997 The spirit of Africa... always appears in the guise of an elephant. Kapuscinski, Pyszard The Shadow of the Sun Farish, Terry The Good Braider US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780761462675 2998 I am part of the part that once was everything, part of the darkness which gave birth to light... Mephistopheles Goethe's Faust Faegen, Trinity The Mephisto Kiss US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841716 2999 I am part of the part that once was everything, part of the darkness which gave birth to light... Mephistopheles Goethe's Faust Faegen, Trinity The Mephisto Covenant US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841709 3000 Nay, are there not moods which shall find no expression unless there be me who dare to mix heaven, hell, purgatory, and faeryland together, or even to set the heads of beasts to the bodies of men, or to thrust the souls of men into the heart of rocks? Let us go forth, the tellers of tales, and seize whatever prey the heart long for, and have no fear. Everything exists, everything is true, and the earth is only a little dust under our feet. Yeats, William Butler The Celtic Twilight Etienne, Sara Wilson Harbinger US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399256684 3001 I wander'd lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills, When all at once I saw a crowd, A host, of golden daffodils; Beside the lake, beneath the trees, Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. Wordsworth, William Ellsworth, Loretta Unforgettable US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780802723055 3002 You know the name you were given, you do not know the name that you have. The Book of Certainties Saramago, Jose All the Names US 1997 Fiction 151004218 3003 It's time now for us to discover America - said the prophet Tawil - we're a bit late and we're losing money. The Minor Prophets, the secret archives Amado, Jorge The Discovery of America by the Turks US 1994 Fiction 9780143106982 3004 A divine inspiration, a masterwork of the Lord, a great gift, a delectable pussy, a twat worthy of an Angel. The book of Genesis Amado, Jorge The Discovery of America by the Turks US 1994 Fiction 9780143106982 3005 Let everyone see to his own funeral; nothing is impossible. Quincas Water-Bray his last words, according to Quiteria Amado, Jorge The Double Death of Quincas Water-Bray US 2008 Fiction 9780143106364 3006 Those who ar good are always dirt poor; and I always, therefore, do not what I should but what profits more. The glory of man on earth is money and he must, if he plans to amass a good sum, be as cruel as he can. Vicente, Gil The Fair Antunes, Antonio Lobo Act of the Damned US 1985 Fiction 802115756 3007 And the walls of my dream burning, toppling, like a city collapsing in screams. Arturo, Aurelio Dream City Vasquez, Juan Gabriel The Sound of Things Falling US 2011 Fiction 9781594487484 3008 So you fell out of the sky too? What planet are you from? de Saint-Exupery, Antoine The Little Prince Vasquez, Juan Gabriel The Sound of Things Falling US 2011 Fiction 9781594487484 3009 I want to talk to you of the work I am engaged on now. I hardly dare avow my audacity - but I am placing it in South America in a Republic I call Costaguana. Conrad, Joseph Letter to Robert Cunningham Graham Y Vasquez, Juan Gabriel The Secret History of Costaguana US 2007 Fiction 9781408800188 3010 Strange things happen to people who are fleeing from terror (...); some are cruel, and others are so beautiful that faith is renewed. Steinbeck, John US Restrepo, Laura A tale of the Impossible US 2001 Fiction 006072370X 3011 I am as dark - but lovely, O daughters of Jerusalem, As the tents of Kedar; as the curtains of Salma. Song of Songs Restrepo, Laura The Dark Bride US 1999 Fiction 006008894X 3012 But who would know the way to enter her heart? Perse, Saint-John Restrepo, Laura The Dark Bride US 1999 Fiction 006008894X 3013 He was not to do anything in bad taste, the woman of the inn warned old Eguchi. He was not to put his finger into the mouth of the sleeping girl, or try anything else of that sort. Kawabata, Yasunari House of the Sleeping Beauties Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Memories of my Melancholy Whores US 2005 Fiction 140004460X 3014 Life is not what one lived, but what one remembers and how one remembers it in order to recount it. Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Living to Tell the Tale US 2002 Fiction 1400041341 3015 But Polyneices' corpse who died in pain they say he has proclaimed to the whole town that none may bury him and none bewail, but leave him unwept, untombed, a rich sweet sigh for the hungry birds' beholding. Such orders they say the worthy Creon gives to you and me - yes, yes, I say to me - and that he's coming to proclaim it clear to those who know it not. Further: he has the matter so at heart that anyone who dares attempt the act will die by public stoning in the town. Antigone Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Leaf Storm US 1972 Fiction 330256882 3016 It seems that the devil controls the business of my life. Letter to Santander Marquez, Gabriel Garcia The General in His Labyrinth US 1989 Fiction 1823 394582586 3017 the hunt for love is haughty falconry Vicente, Gil Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Chronicles of a death foretold US 1982 Fiction 330280953 3018 IF the flow is slow enough and you have a good bicycle, or a horse, it is possible to bathe twice (or even three times, should your personal hygiene so require) in the same river. Monterroso, Augusto Bolanto, Roberto Nazi Literature in The Americas US 1996 Fiction 9780811217051 3019 But if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness. If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness! Matthew 6:23 Black, Lisa That Darkness US 2016 Fiction 3020 War happens to people, one by one. That is really all I have to say, and it seems to me I have been saying it forever. Gellhorn, Martha The Face of War Blake, Sarah The Postmistress US 2010 Fiction 3021 Do you want to live? Burnett, Frances Hodgson The Secret Garden Blake, Toni Take Me All the Way US 2015 Fiction 3022 Women dress alike all over the world: they dress to be annoying to other women. Schiaparelli, Elsa Blumenthal, Deborah Someone Else's Love Letter US 2016 Fiction 3023 I dream of the hills around Siena, and of my love whom I shall never see again. I shall become one gaping wound-like the winds, nothing. From a note hidden in the seam of the shirt of an anonymous civilian executed by the Gestapo in Rome Bohjalian, Chris The Light in the Ruins US 2014 Fiction 1944 3024 Ah! well a-day! what evil looks Had I from old and young! Instead of the cross, the Albatross About my neck was hung. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Bolton, Sharon Little Black Lies US 2015 Fiction 3025 And according to the success with which you put this and that together, you get a woman and a fish apart, or a Mermaid in combination. And Mr Inspector could turn out nothing better than a Mermaid, which no judge and Jury would believe in. Dickens, Charles Our Mutual Friend Bolton, Sharon A Dark And Twisted Side US 2014 Fiction 3026 The brutality of the murder is beyong conception and beyong description. Star Bolton, S. J. Now You See Me US 2011 Fiction 1888 3027 Behold, I am with you and will keep you wherever you go, and will bring you back to this land; for I will not leave you until I have done what I have spoken to you. Genesis 28:15 Bostwick, Marie The Second Sister US 2015 Fiction 3028 When you must run, carry nothing and never look back. A Baldoni Saying Bourne, Joanna Rogue Spy US 2014 Fiction 3029 O fool, to try to carry thyself upon thy own shoulders! O beggar, to come to beg at thy own door! Tagore, Rabindranath O Fool Boyagoda, Randy Beggar's Feast US 2011 Fiction 3030 It is but one night, my truest, my dearest, Miss Darby, but it is all I need to carry you into the starry heavens of pleasure. I promise you this, come with me and from this evening forth you shall reign forever as the Queen of my Heart. Miss Darby's Reckless Bargain Boyle, Elizabeth If Wishes Were Earl's US 2014 Fiction 3031 A thing is true at first light and a lie by noon. Hemingway, Ernest Boyd, William Waiting for Surprise US 2012 Fiction 3032 Truly, to tell lies is not honourable; but when the truth entails trememdous ruin, to speak dishonourably is pardonable. Sophocles Boyd, William Waiting for Surprise US 2012 Fiction 3033 A man who has depths in his shame meets his destiny and his delicate decisions upon paths which few ever reach, and with regard to the existence of which his nearest and most intimate friends may be ignorant; his mortal danger conceals iteself from their eyes, and equally so his regained security. Such a hidden nature, which instinctively employs speech for silence and concealment, and is inexhaustible in evasion of communication, desires and insists that a mask of himself shall occupy his place in the hearts and heads of his friends; and supposing he does not desire it, his eyes will some day be opened to the fact that there is nevertheless a mask of his there--and that it is well to be so. Nietzsche, Friedrich Batagan, F.H. Smaller and Smaller Circles US 2015 Fiction 3034 Not for these I raise The song of thanks and praise; But for those obstinate questionings Of sense and outward things, Fallings from us, vanishings; Blank misgivings of a Creature Moving about in worlds no realised... Wordsworth, William Intimations of Immortality Boyd, William Solo US 2013 Fiction 3035 Now from yon black and fun'ral yew, That bathes the charnel-house with dew, Methinks I hear a voice begin; (Ye ravens, cease your croaking din; Ye tolling clocks, no time resound O'er the long lake and midnight ground It sends a peal of hollow groans, Thus speaking from among the bones. Parnell, Thomas A Night-Piece on Death Bradley, Alan Speakingg From Among the Bones US 2013 Fiction 1721 3036 The Marble Tombs that rise on high, Whose Dead in vaulted Arches lye, Whose Pillars swell with sculptur'd Stones, Arms, Angels, Epitaphs and Bones, These (all the poor Remains of State) Adorn the Rich, or praise the Great; Who while on Earth in Fame they live, Are senseless of the Fame they give. Parnell, Thomas Bradley, Alan The Dead in Their Vaulted Arches US 2014 Fiction 1721 3037 Thrice the brinded cat hath mew'd. Thrice and once the hedge-pig whined. Harpier cries 'Tis time, 'tis time. Round about the cauldron go; In the poison'd entrails throw. Toad, that under cold stone Days and nights has thirty-one Swelter'd venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i' the charmed pot. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn, and cauldron bubble. Fillet of a fenny snake, In the cauldron boil and bake; Eye of newt and toe of frog, Wool of bat and tongue of dog, Adder's fork and blind-worm's sting, Lizard's leg and owlet's wing, For a charm of powerful trouble, Like a hell-broth boil and bubble. Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play Bradley, Alan Thrice the Brinded Cat Hath Mew'd US 2016 Fiction 3038 US Fiction 3039 Fear no more the heat o' the sun, Nor the furious winter's rages; Thou thy wordly task hast done, Home art gone, and ta'en thy wages: Golden lads and girls all must, As chimney sweepers, come to dust. Shakespeare, William Cymbeline (IV.ii) Bradley, Alan The Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust US 2015 Fiction 3040 Read it a hundred times; it will forever keep its freshness as a petal keeps its fragrance. It can never lose its sense of meaning that one unfolded by surprise as it went. Frost, Robert The Figure a Poem Makes Bradford, Barbara Taylor Letter from a Stranger US 2012 Fiction 3041 Fool me once, shame on you Fool me twice, shame on me. Parker, Robert B. Fool Me Twice US 2012 Fiction 3042 Memories of love abound, In my heart and in my mind. They give me comfort, keep me sane, And lift my spirits up again. Bradford, Barbara Taylor Secrets from the Past US 2013 Fiction 3043 In my own very self, I am part of my family. Lawrence, D. H. Apocolypse Bradford, Barbara Taylor Secrets from the Past US 2013 Fiction 3044 In the little world of childhood with its familiar surroundings is a model of a greater world. The more intensively the family has stamped its character upon the child, the more it will tend to feel and see its earlier miniature world again in the bigger world of adult life. Jung, Carl The Theory of Psychoanalysis Bradford, Barbara Taylor The Cavedon Women US 2015 Fiction 1913 3045 If I were a rich man, I'd spend most of my day lying comfortable in an overstuffed armchair thinking about death. But i'm poor, so i can only think about it in my spare moments, pr when no one's looking. Zavattini, Cesare Brizzi, Fausto One Hundred Days of Happiness US 2015 Fiction 3046 So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. Fitzgerald, F. Scott Brookfield, Amanda The Love Child US 2013 Fiction 3047 It may be that, like the military industrial complex, the existence of the espionage-industrial complex has become a foregone conclusion, so deeply entrenched, and so vital, for all its shortcomings, to the nation's security, that it can never be undone. Keefe, Patrick R. The Oxford Handbook of National Security Intelligence Brookes, Adam Night Heron US 2014 Fiction 3048 I sing of Artemis, whose shafts are of maiden, gold, who cheers on the hounds, the pure maiden, shooter of stags, who delights in archery, own sister to Apollo. Over the shadowy hills and windy peaks she draws her golden bow, rejoicing in the chase, and sends out grievous shafts. And whe she is satisfied and has cheered her heart, this huntress hangs up her curved bow and leads the Muses in dance while they sing how neat-ankled Leto bore children supreme among immortals. Hail to you, children of Zeus and rich-haired Leto! The Homeric Hymn to Artemis Brodsky, Jordanna Max The Immortals US 2016 Fiction 3049 Most men were gentlemen enough to go through the farce of adultery with "a woman unknown" and thus give their wives grounds for divorcing them. Graves, Robers and Hodge, Alan The Long Weekend Brody, Frances Woman Unknown US 2012 Fiction 3050 Saturday 12 May, 1923 Great Applewick Solomon Grundy, Born on a Monday, Christened on Tuesday, Married on a Wednesday, Took ill on Thursday, Grew worse on Friday, Died on Saturday, Buried on Sunday. That was the end of Solomon Grundy. Old Rhyme Brody, Frances Murder in the Afternoon US 2011 Fiction 3051 A circulating library in a town is as an evergreen tree of diabolical knowledge. Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Brody, Frances Death of an Avid Reader US 2014 Fiction 3052 No social being is less protected than the young Parisian girl-by laws, regulations, and social customs. Le Figaro Bunchanan, Cathy Marie The Painted Girls US 2013 Fiction 1880 3053 This was what Vinteuil had done for the little phrase. Swann felt that the composer had been content (with the instruments at his disposal) to draw aside its veil, to make it visible, following and respecting its outlines with a hand so loving, so prudent, so delicate and so sure, that the sound altered at every moment, blunting itself to indicate a shadow, springing back into life when it must follow the curve of some more vold projection. And one proof that Swann was not mistaken was that anyone with an ear at all delicate for music would have at once detected the imposture had Vinteuil, endowed with less power to see and to render its forms, sought to disemble (by adding a line, here and there, of his own invention)mthe dimness of his vision or the feebleness of his hand. Proust, Marcel Swann's Way Buck, Pearl S. The Good Earth US 1931 Fiction 3054 here is the deepest secret nobody knows (here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky of a tree called life; which grows higher than soul can hope or mind can hide) and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart i carry your heart (i carry it in my heart) Cummings, e. e. Buckley, Carla The Deepest Secret US 2014 Fiction 3055 As to the escape of the Dalai Lama from Tibet, if we had been in your place, we would not have let him escape. It would be better if he were in a coffin. Khrushchev, Nikita Buckley, Christopher They Eat Puppies, Don't They? US 2013 Fiction 3056 Hold out baits to entice the enemy. Feign disorder, and crush him. Sun-tzu Buckley, Christopher They Eat Puppies, Don't They? US 2013 Fiction 3057 Om mami padme hum. Chenrezig Buckley, Christopher They Eat Puppies, Don't They? US 2013 Fiction 3058 On Earth, something is always burning! NASA "Fire and Smoke" website Buchman, M. L. Pure Heat US 2014 Fiction 3059 I can't explain myself, I'm afraid, Sir...because I'm not myself, you see. Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventure's in Wonderland Burt, Alexandra Remember Mia US 2015 Fiction 3060 Phenomena have no signs. Buddha Burdett, John The Bangkok Asset US 2015 Fiction 3061 The only secure computer is one that's unplugged, locked in a safe, and buried twenty feet under the ground in a secret location...and I'm not even too sure about that one. Hughes, Dennis Burcell, Robin The Kill Order US 2014 Fiction 3062 I can't explain myself, I'm afraid, Sir...because I'm not myself, you see. Carroll, Lewis Burt, Alexandra Little Girl Gone US 2015 Fiction 3063 Go tell my baby sister Never do like I have done, To shun that house in New Orleans, They call the Rising Sun. House of the Rising Sun Burke, James Lee House of the Rising Sun US 2015 Fiction 3064 Truly I say to you the tax collectors and prostitutes will get into the kingdom of God before you. Matthew 21:31 Burke, James Lee House of the Rising Sun US 2015 Fiction 3065 In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. McCrae, John In Flanders Fields Burke, James Lee House of the Rising Sun US 2015 Fiction 3066 All the great stories have witches in them. Burt, Alexandra The Good Daughters US 2017 Fiction 3067 There is no real me, only an entity, something illusory, and though I can hide my cold gaze and you can shake my hand and feel flesh gropping yours and maybe you can even sense our lifestyles are probably comparable: I simply am not there. Ellis, Bret Easton American Psycho Burley, John No Mercy US 2014 Fiction 3068 What is done out of love always takesplace beyond good and evil. Nietzsche, Friedrich Beyond Good and Evil Burley, John No Mercy US 2014 Fiction 3069 Won't it be wonderful - some day, one day - when things are like they used to be? The Two Leslies Busby, Sian A Commonplace Killing US 2013 Fiction 1943 3070 so here I am homeless at home and half gratified to feel I can be happy any where Clare, John Butler, Sarah Ten Things I've Learnt About Love US 2014 Fiction 3071 As you set out for Ithaka hope your road is a long one, full of adventure, full of discovery. Laistrygonians, Cyclops, angry Poseidon—don’t be afraid of them... Keep Ithaka always in your mind. Arriving there is what you’re destined for. But don’t hurry the journey at all. Better if it lasts for years, so you’re old by the time you reach the island, wealthy with all you’ve gained on the way, not expecting Ithaka to make you rich. Ithaka gave you the marvelous journey. Without her you wouldn't have set out. Cavafy, C.P Ithaka Poem Nichols, Peter The Rocks US 2015 Fiction 1911 1101983396 3072 Do you think because i'm poor, obscure, plain and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong! Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Quote Y, Eyre, Jane Park, Patricia RE JANE US 2015 Fiction 525427406 3073 I want a brighter word than bright Keats, John Poetry Griffin, Adele The Unfinished Life of Addison Stone US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616953607 DUPLICATED 3074 I hope the concept of the Jews will be completely extinguished through the possibility of a large emigration to Africa or some other colony Himmler, Heinrich Memorandum to Adolf Hitler, 25 May 1940 Saville, Guy The Madagascar Plan US 2015 Fiction, Adventure fiction, Alternate history 978-1-444-71068-7 3075 Despite the Fuhrer's ideological misgivings, it is my belief that this weapon can deliver us the final victory in Africa Hochburg, Walter Top secret communique to Germania, 22 March 1953 Saville, Guy The Madagascar Plan US 2015 Fiction, Adventure fiction, Alternate history 978-1-444-71068-7 3076 Hark, hark, the dogs all bark, The beggars are coming to town, Some in rags, and some in jags And one in a velvet gown Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Saintcrow, Lilith Roadside Magic US 2016 Young Adult Fiction 316277878 3077 The problem of the house is a problem of the epoch. The equilibrium of society today depends upon it. Architecture has for its first duty, in this period of renewal, that of bringing about a revision of values, a revision of the constituent elements of the house. We must create the mass production spirit. Jeanneret, Charles Edouard (Le Corbusier) Aaronovitch, Ben Broken Homes US 2013 Fiction DUPLICATE 3078 There is no refuge from memory and remorse in this world. The spirits of our foolish deeds haunt us, with or without repentance Parker, Gilbert Abani, Chris The Secret History of Las Vegas US 2014 Mystery, Thriller, Literary fiction 143124951 3079 History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake Joyce, James Abani, Chris The Secret History of Las Vegas US 2014 Mystery, Thriller, Literary fiction 143124951 3080 Me and my nation against the world Me and my clan against the nation Me and my family against the clan Me and my brother against the family Me against my brother Somali Proverb Abbott, Jeff The First Order US 2016 Fiction 145555841 3081 There is but one mind in all these men, and it is bent against Caesar. If thou beest not immortal, look about you: security gives way to conspiracy Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Abbott, Jeff The First Order US 2016 Fiction 145555841 3082 In all disorder [there is] a secret order. Jung, Carl Abbott, Megan The Fever US 2014 Fiction, Crime 316231053 3083 Better gear Than good sense A traveller cannot carry Havamal, the speech of the High One Abercrombie, Joe Half A King US Duplicate 3084 Life being what it is, one dreams of revenge Gauguin, Paul Abercrombie, Joe Last Argument of Kings US 2008 Fiction, Fantasy 575077905 3085 We should forgive our enemies but not before they are hanged Heine, Heinrich Abercrombie, Joe Before They are Hanged US 2007 Fiction, Fantasy 575077883 3086 Cattle die, Kindred die, Every man is mortal: But I know one thing That never dies, The glory of the great deed. Hamaval Abercrombie, Joe Half the World US 2015 Fiction Duplicate 3087 The idea is to put the palestinians on a diet Weisglass, Dov Abulhawa, Susan The Blue Between Sky and Water US 2015 Fiction 163286221 3088 A person is a person through other persons Tutu, Desmond Addison, Corban The Garden of Burning Sand US 2013 Fiction 1443419710 3089 The burning sand shall become a pool The Prophet Isaiah Bible Addison, Corban The Garden of Burning Sand US 2013 Fiction 1443419710 3090 After his death in Babylon in 323 BC, the body of Alexander the Great was taken in a magnificent procession to Egypt for eventual burial in Alexandria, where it remained on display for some six hundred years. Alexander's mausoleum was considered a wonder of the world. Roman emperors including Julius Caesar, Augustus and Caracalla paid pilgrimmages. Yet after a series of Earthquakes, fires and wars, Alexandria fell into decline and the tomb was lost. Despite numerous excavations, it has never been found. Adams, Will The Alexander Cipher US 2007 Fiction 7260881 3091 Behold, I will send my messenger... But who may abide the day of his coming? And who shall stand when he appeareth? For he is like a refiner's fire... Malachi Bible, Malachi 3:1-2 Bible Verse Adams, Richard Shardik US 1974 Fiction, Fantasy Duplicate 3092 Superstition and accident manifest the will of God Jung, Carl Adams, RIchard Shardik US 1974 Fiction, Fantasy Duplicate 3093 If you dance with the devil, you're bound to get burned Proverb Adams, Cat To Dance wtih the Devil US 2013 Fiction 765328755 3094 Feud (fyud) n 1 .Also called blood feud. a bitter, continuous hostility, especially between two families, clans, etc., often lasting for many years or generations. 2. A war of revenge or rivalry Adams, Cat To Dance wtih the Devil US 2013 Fiction 765328755 3095 Au milieu de l'hiver, j'apprenais enfin qu'il y avait en moi un ete invincible. In the depths of winter, I finally learned that there lay within me an invincible summer Camus, Albert Retour a Tipasa Adam,Alice Invincible Summer US 2016 Fiction 316391174 3096 Allah's Apostle said, "War is deceit." Imam Al-Bukhari Ackerman, Elliot Green On Blue US 2015 Historical Fiction 978-1-4767-7857-0 3097 The first syllable which has a certain connection with the East Akunin, Boris The Diamond Chariot US 2002 Historical mystery 5-8159-0388-4 3098 To be taken advantage of is every woman's secret wish Bibesco, Princess Elizabeth Aickman, Robert Dark Entries US 1964 Fiction 571311776 3099 In the end it is the mystery that lasts, and not the explanation Sitwell, Sacheverell For Want of the Golden City Aickman, Robert Cold Hand in Mine US 1975 Fiction 899684165 3100 Corazon malherido Por cinco espadas Lorca, Federico Garcia Aichner, Bernhard Woman of the Dead US 2014 Fiction 297608479 3101 If you look down into an abyss for a long time, the abyss looks back at you Nietzche, Friedrich Aichner, Bernhard Woman of the Dead US 2014 Fiction 297608479 3102 I saw the angel in the marble and I carved until I set him free Michelangelo Ahern, Cecelia The Marble Collector US 2015 Fiction DUPLICATE 3103 Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned; The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity. W.B Yeats Aguirre, A.A Bronze Gods US 2013 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 042525819X 3104 The times are like drawn knives, kings like butchers Righteousness has fled on wings. The dark night of falsehood prevails, The moon of truth no longer visible Majh, Guru Granth Sahib Ahmad, A. X The Care Taker US 2013 Fiction 1250016843 3105 It's not that i'm afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens. Allen, Woody Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I Learnt From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 224096435 3106 For dust, thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return Genesis 3:19 Bible Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I Learnt From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 224096435 3107 So it goes Vonnegut, Kurt Aldridge, Kitty A Trick I Learnt From Dead Men US 2012 Fiction 224096435 3108 La libertad es la bestia que jamas se amansa; rompe las cadenas que le atan con sangre y fuego, para recabar sus derechos. (Liberty is the beast that is never tamed; it breaks the chains that bind it with blood and fire, to reclaim its rights. Chuffat, Antonio Engle, Margarita Lion Island US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781481461122 3109 The angel of the Covenant you are longing for, yes he is coming, says the Lord. Who will be able to resist the day of his coming? Who will be able to stand before him? For he is like the refiner's fire and the fuller's alkali. He will purify the sons of Levi and refine them like gold... Book of Malachi Fisher, Catherine Darkwater US 2000 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780803738188 3110 Escape Theory: A pyschological term used to explain why people may engage in self-destructive actions. Haugtvedt, Curtis P. / Herr, Paul / Kardes, Frank R. Handbook of Consumer Psychology Froley, Margaux Escape Theory US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781616951276 3111 One is not born, but rather becomes a woman. de Beauvoir, Simone Y Friedman, Laurie Not What I Expected US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467785884 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3112 Home is where your story begins. Y Friedman, Laurie Can you Say Catastrophe? US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467709255 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3113 The eagerness of a listener quickens the tongue of a narrator. Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Novel Frederick, Heather Vogel Wish You Were Eyre US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442430648 3114 Oh, it will be like having a little sister! Fisher, Dorothy Canfield Understood Betsy Novel Frederick, Heather Vogel Mother-Daughter Book Camp US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1916 9781442471849 3115 I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart and stomach of a king. Queen Elizabeth I Francis, Pauline Traitor's Kiss US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1588 9781409527411 3116 What seest thou else In the dark backward and abysm of time? Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK George, Elizabeth The Edge of the Shadows US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670012985 3117 The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? Poe, Edgar Allan Gibson, Marley Ghost Huntress: The Discovery US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547393087 3118 Ay any given moment life is completely senseless. But viewed over a period, it seems to reveal itself as an organism existing in time, having a purpose, tending in a certain direction. Huxley, Aldous Gibson, Marley Ghost Huntress: The Counseling US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547393070 3119 But the pleasure isn't owning the person. This pleasure is this. Having another contender in the room with you. Roth, Philip The Human Stain Green, John An Abundance of Katherines US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780142410707 3120 Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength. Loving someone deeply gives you courage. Lao Tzu Grant, Michael BZRK: Reloaded US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405263115 3121 Kiss the crazy. @Horse_ebooks Tweet Grant, Michael BZRK: Reloaded US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405263115 3122 The air of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears. Arab Proverb Proverb Arab Grant, K. M. Blood Red Horse US 2004 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 014131706X 3123 She was glad that the cozy house, and Pa and Ma and the firelight and the music, were now. They could not be forgotten, the thought, because now is now. It can never be a long time ago. Wilder, Laura Ingalls Little House in the Big Woods Han, Jenny P.S. I Still Love You US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407157986 3124 Time is the longest distance between two places. Wiliams, Tennessee The Giant Menagerie Han, Jenny P.S. I Still Love You US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781407157986 3125 When men began to increase in number on the earth and daughters were born to them, the sons of God saw that the daughters of men were beautiful, and they married any of them they chose. Genesis 6:1-2 Hand, Cyntha Hallowed (An Unearthly Novel) US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061996191 3126 He who, from zone to zone, Guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, In the long way that I must tread alone, Will lead my steps aright. Bryant, William Cullen Hand, Cyntha Boundless US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061996207 3127 There is no keeper bu the key [Up there there are several walls of possibilities] Except for one who seizes possibilities. Smith, Patti Land: La Mer (de) Y Hand, Elizabeth Radiant Days US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670011353 3128 My eternal soul Seize your desire Despite the night And the day on fire. Rimbaud, Arthur A Season in Hell Y Hand, Elizabeth Radiant Days US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780670011353 3129 Home! Home! sweet, sweet home! There's no place like home! Payne, John Howard Home, Sweet Home! Halahmy, Miriam Behind Closed Doors US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1827 9780823436415 3130 Home is where we start from. Eliot, T. S. Four Quartets "East Coker" Halahmy, Miriam Behind Closed Doors US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780823436415 3131 If we, citizens, do not support our artists, then we sacrifice our imagination on the altar of crude reality and we end up believing in nothing and having worthless dreams. Martel, Yann Hall, Barbara Tempo Change US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385736077 3132 We are going to die, and that makes us the lucky ones [...] We privileged few who won the lottery of birth against all odds - how dare we whine at that inevitable return to our prior state from which the vast majority have never stirred? Dawkins, Richard Habel, Lia Deadly Beloved US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780552563284 3133 The modest virgin, the prudent wife, and the careful matron are much more serviceable in life than petticoated philosophers, blustering heroines, or virago queens. She who makes her husband and her children happy [...] is a much greater character than ladies described in romances, whose whole occupation is to murder mankind with shafts from their quiver, or their eyes. Goldsmith, Oliver The Vicar of Wakefield Habel, Lia Deadly Beloved US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780552563284 3134 The function of man is to live, not to exist. London, Jack Golden, Christopher & Lebbon, Tim The Wild US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061863172 3135 It is difficult for us to grasp the peculiar glamour and significance the yellow metal held for the conquistadores. We respond instantly to the cool irony of a Hernan Cortes explaining to a Mexican chief that Spaniards suffer from a disease of the heart, for which gold is the only specific; but in that coolness and irony, as in almost everything else. Cortes is atypical. Clendinnen, Inga Ambivalent Conquests: Maya and Spaniard in Yucatan Grove, S. E. The Golden Specific US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1517-1570 9780670785032 3136 Life is lived forward but understood backward. Kierkegaard, Soren Griffin, Claire J. Nowhere to Run US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781608981441 3137 One need not be a chamber to be haunted. One need not be a house. The brain has corridors surpassing material place. Dickinson, Emily Poem Harrington, Kim The dead and Buried US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545333023 3138 Leave it as it is. You cannot improve on it. The ages have been at work on it, and man can only mar it. What you can do is keep it for your children, your children's children, and all who come after you, as one of the great sights which every American if he can travel at all should see. Roosevelt, Theodore Speech about Grand Canyon Speech US Hobbs, Will Downriver US 1991 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1903 9781442445475 3139 A gloomng peace this morning with it brings, The sun, for sorrow, will not show his head. Go hence, to have more talk of these sad things; Some shall be pardon'd, and some punished. For never was a story of more woe Than this of Juliet and her Romeo. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Hodge, Rosamund Bright Smoke, Cold Fire US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062369413 3140 When we reject the single story, when we realise that there is never a single story about any place, we regain a kind of paradise Adichie, Chimamanda Ngozi Allfrey, Ellah Wakatama Africa 39 US 2014 1620407795 3141 I form the light and create darkness: I made peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things Isaiah 45:7 Bible Bible Verse Alder, Mark Son of the Morning US 2014 Fiction 575115149 3142 I tell you that to everyone who has, more will be given, but as for the one who has nothing, even what they have will be taken away. 27 But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them—bring them here and kill them in front of me. Luke 19:26-27 Bible Bible Verse Alder, Mark Son of the Morning US 2014 Fiction 575115149 3143 Flo-rig'-ra-phy n. The language ormsymbolism of flowering plants, as expressed in historical literature Albert, Susan Wittig Widow's Tears US 2013 Fiction 425255727 3144 My dear, if you meet me may I forget there are other reporters present or must I behave? I shall want to hug you to death. I can hardly wait! A world of love to you and good night and God bless you, light of my life. Roosevelt, Eleanor Eleanor Roosevelt to Lorena Hickok, March 9 1933 Letter Albert, Susan Wittig Loving Eleanor US 2016 Fiction 1933 989203530 3145 I've been trying today to bring back your face to remember just how you look. Funny how even the dearest face will fade away in time. Most clearly I remember your eyes, with a kind of teasing smiile in them, and the feeling of that soft spot just north-east of the corner of your mouth against my lips. Hickok, Lorena Lorena Hickok to Eleanor Roosevelt, December 5, 1933 Letter Albert, Susan Wittig Loving Eleanor US 2016 Fiction 1933 989203530 3146 All men are liars, fickle, false, blabbermouths, hypocrites, proud and cowardly, contemptible and sensual; all women are deceitful, artificial, vain, inquisitive and depraved; the world is nothing but a bottomless sewer where hideous shapeless sea creatures crawl and squirm over mountains of mire; but there is one sacred and sublime thing in this world and that is the union of two of these monstrous imperfect creatures. de Mussett, Alfred On ne badine pas avec l'amour Alard, Nelly Couple Mechanics US 2016 Fiction 1590517318 3147 Couple, in mechanics, pair of equal parallel forces that are opposite in direction.The only effect of a couple is to produce or prevent the turning of a body Encyclopaedia Brittanica online Alard, Nelly Couple Mechanics US 2016 Fiction 1590517318 3148 por que es de dia, por que vendra la noche... Neruda, Pablo Oda al perro Alexis, Andre Fifteen Dogs US 2015 Fiction 1552453057 3149 why is there day, why must night come Neruda, Pablo Ode to a Dog Alexis, Andre Fifteen Dogs US 2015 Fiction 1552453057 3150 Tell me, what else should I have done? Doesn't everything die at last, and too soon? Tell me what is it you plan to do With your one wild and precious life? Oliver, Mary The Summer Day Allende, Isabel Maya's Notebook US 2011 Fiction 62105620 3151 Live and don't learn -- that's my motto Blair, Alan Ames, Jonathan Wake Up, Sir! US 2004 Fiction 074344907X 3152 What, then is the Singularity? It's a future period during which the pace of technological change will be so rapid, it's impack so deep, that human life will be irreversibly transformed Kurzweil,Ray The Singularity is Near Alpert, Mark American US 2013 Fiction 1250021340 3153 Who ever loved that loved not at first sight? Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play UK Hoffman, Mary City of Swords US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408800508 3154 ... And so even when the satirist presents a vision of the future, his business is not prophecy; just as his subject is not tomorrow... it is today Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Holder, Nancy and Viguie, Debbie Unleashed US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385740982 3155 Memory believes before knowing remembers. Faulkner, William Light in August Altenberg, Karin Breaking Light US 2014 Fiction 9781780877150 3156 Michael he whistles the simplest of tunes, And asks of the wild woods their pardon. For his love is flown into every flower grown, And he must be keeper of the garden Thompson, Richard and Swarbrick, Dave Crazy Man Michael Altenberg, Karin Breaking Light US 2014 Fiction 9781780877150 3157 Grow old with me The best is yet to be, The last of life, for which the first was made Browning, Robert UK Anderson, Boyd The Heart Radical US 2014 Fiction 857981608 3158 The Constitution was not framed with a view to any such rebellion as that of 1861–5. While it did not authorize rebellion it made no provision against it. Yet the right to resist or suppress rebellion is as inherent as the right of self-defence, and as natural as the right of an individual to preserve his life when in jeopardy. The Constitution was therefore in abeyance for the time being, so far as it in any way affected the progress and termination of the war. It would be a hard case when one-third of a nation, united in rebellion against the national authority, is entirely untrammeled, that the other two-thirds, in their efforts to maintain the Union intact, should be restrained by a Constitution prepared by our ancestors for the express purpose of insuring the permanency of the confederation of the States. Grant, Ulysses S US Anderson, B. Kent Cold Glory US 2011 Fiction 765328615 3159 Both sides forget that we are all Americans. I foresee that our country will pass through a terrible ordeal, a necessary expiation, perhaps, for our national sins. Lee, Robert E. US Anderson, B Kent Cold Glory US 2011 Fiction 765328615 3160 “What will you give me if I deliver him over to you?” And they covenanted with him thirty pieces of silver. And from that time he sought an opportunity to betray him. Matthew 26:15-16 Bible Anderson, B Kent Silver Cross US 2012 Fiction 765328623 3161 Read history, and you will find that the causes which bring about a revolution rarely predominate at it's close, and no people have ever returned to the point from which they started. Greenhow, Rose O' Neale Anderson, B Kent Silver Cross US 2012 Fiction 765328623 3162 Without really knowing, we divine; our life has a sister ship, following quite another route. While the sun blazes behind the islands Transtromer, Thomas Anam, Tahmima The Bones of Grace US 2016 Fiction 9781847679772 3163 The Tyranny of the visible makes us blind. The brilliance of the word pierces the night of the world. Bobin, Christian Anam, Tahmima The Bones of Grace US 2016 Fiction 9781847679772 3164 When we leave this world, do not look for our tombs in the earth, but find them in the hearts of men. Rumi Anastasios, A and Wilson-Anastasios, Meaghan The Water Diviner US 2014 Fiction 1743534280 3165 If a person ... unlawfully takes and uses or otherwise appropriates something, a sentence... shall be imposed for unlawful dispossesion. The same shall apply to a person who, without any appropriation, by fitting or breaking a lock by other means unlawfully disturbs another's possession or by violence or threat of violence prevents another from exercising his right to retain or take soemthing. Swedish Penal Code: Chapter 8, Section 8 Sweden Andersson, Lena Willfull Disregard US 2013 Fiction 1447268911 3166 Beneath the rule of men entirely great The pen is mightier than the sword Bulwer-Lytton, Edward Archer, Jeffrey Mightier than the Sword US 2015 Fiction 1250034515 3167 Perhaps deep down all horror is helplessness that wants help from us Rilke, Rainer Marie Letters to a Young Poet Sascha, Arango The Truth and Other Lies US 2014 Fiction 1476795568 3168 I think all families are creepy in a way Arbus, Diane Anolik, Lili Dark Rooms US 2015 Fiction 6234586 3169 "The trouble with innocence," Mrs Gansevoort went on, endeavoring to make a fine point, while reaching with her fingertips to touch a prospective blossom, "is that it provides its own sole protection against the depredations of nature; and nature -- God, for that matter, the grand texts notwithstanding -- has never shown much liking for it. Nature favors the bright eye! the sharp tooth! the cunning few! Nature is a tyrant queen. Make a mistake with her, and she cuts off your head." Incognito, Lulu Anolik, Lili Dark Rooms US 2015 Fiction 6234586 3170 But these sons whom he begot himself great Heaven used to call Titans in reproach, for he said that they strained and did presumptuously a fearful deed, and that vengeance for it would come afterwards Evelyn-White, Hugh G The Theogony of Hesiod (II.207-210) Greece Armentrout, Jennifer The Return US 2015 Fiction 1939392624 3171 What strange creatures brothers are! Austen, Jane Mansfield Park UK Arsenault, Emily What Strange Creatures US 2014 Fiction 62283235 3172 I still believe in Fairy Tales Arsenault, Emily Miss Me When I'm Gone US 2012 Fiction, Thriller 62103105 3173 May God have mercy upon my enemies, because I won't General Patton, George S. US Armstrong, Lori Merciless US 2013 Fiction 1451625367 3174 We're just one big barracks slum to them, aren't we? One big... Camp Knox? Sveinsson, Erlendur Iceland Indridason, Arnaldur Oblivion US 2015 Fiction 1250077346 3175 May my poem pass like a breeze, through the sedge by the Styx, its singing bring solace, lull to sleep those who wait Hjartason, Snorri Iceland Indridason, Arnaldur Strange Shores US 2010 Fiction 1846557119 3176 A man is sent to war and taught how to kill; but after, the unlearning of it is left up to him Leonard, Elmore Last Stand at Saber River Atkins, Ace The Lost Ones US 2012 Fiction 399158766 3177 When you're on the march, act the way you would if sneaking up on a deer. See the enemy first. Rogers' Rangers Standing Order No.5 Atkins, Ace The Lost Ones US 2012 Fiction 399158766 3178 A man is a god in ruins. When men are innocent, life shall be longer, and shall pass into the immortal, as gently as we awake from dreams Emerson, Ralph Waldo Nature Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Historical Fiction 9780316176538 3179 The purpose of Art is to convey the truth of a thing, not to be the truth itself. Beresford, Todd Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Historical Fiction 9780316176538 3180 On one occasion St George came to a city named Salem, near which lived a dragon who had to be fed daily with one of the citizens, drawn by lot. The day St George came there, the lot had fallen upon the King's daughter, Cleolinda. St George resolved that she should not die, and so he went out and attacked the dragon, who lived in a swamp close by and killed him. When he was faced by a difficulty or danger, however great it appeared - even the shape of a dragon - he did not avoid it or fear it, but went at it with all the power he could put into himself and his horse. Although inadequately armed for such an encounter, having merely a spear, he charged in, did his best and finally succeeded in overcoming a difficulty which nobody had dared to tackle. This is exactly the way in which a scout should face a difficulty or danger, no matter how great or terrifying it may appear to him or how ill-equipped he may be for the struggle. Baden-Powell, Robert Scouting for Boys Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Historical Fiction 9780316176538 3181 The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong in the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of those, you can be sure it will kill you too, but there will be no special hurry. Hemingway, Ernest A Farewell to Arms US Atkins, Ace The Broken Places US 1990 Fiction 1929 399161783 3182 Don't ever take a chance if you don't have to Rogers' Rangers Standing Order No.5 Atkins, Ace The Broken Places US 1990 Fiction 399161783 3183 Most men are afraid of being thought cowards than of anything else, and a lot more afraid of being thought physical cowards than moral ones Van Tilburg Clark, Walter The Ox-Bow Incident Atkins, Ace The Forsaken US 2014 Fiction 399161791 3184 If somebody's trailing you, make a circle, come back onto yout own tracks and ambush the folks that aim to ambush you Rogers' Rangers Standing Order No.17 Atkins, Ace The Forsaken US 2014 Fiction 399161791 3185 It was too late. Maybe yesterday, while I was still a child, but not now. I knew too much , had seen too much, I was a child no longer now; innocence and childhood were orever lost, forever gone from me. Faulkner, William The Reivers US Atkins, Ace The Innocents US 2016 Fiction 399173951 3186 No matter whether we travel in big parties or little ones, each party has to keep a scout twenty yards ahead, twenty yards on each flank, and twenty yards on the rear so the main body can't be surprised and wiped out. Rogers' Rangers Standing Order No.12 Atkins, Ace The Innocents US 2016 Fiction 399173951 3187 But a man's life blood is dark and mortal. Once it wets the earth what song can it sing back? Aeschylus Aslam, Nadeem The Blind Man's Garden US 2013 Fiction 307961710 3188 ... with wonderful craftmanship he sculpted a gleaming white ivory statue.... It appeared to be a real living girl poised on the brink of motion but modestly holding back - so artfully did his artistry conceal itself.. he kissed her, convinced himself that she kissed him back, spoke to her, embraced her... Ovid Pygmalion and Galatea, Book X Metamorphoses Atwood, Margaret The Heart Goes Last US 2015 Fiction, Dystopia 385540353 3189 When it gets down to it, these things just don't feel right. They're made of a rubbery material that feels absolutely nothing like anything resembling a human body part. They try to make up for that by instructing you to soak them in warm water first and then using a shitload of lube.. Frucci, Adam I had Sex with Furniture, Gizmodo, 10/17/09 Atwood, Margaret The Heart Goes Last US 2015 Fiction, Dystopia 385540353 3190 Lovers and madmen have such seething brains, Such shaping fantasies that apprehend more than cool reason ever comprehends Shakespeare A Midsummer's Night Dream Atwood, Margaret The Heart Goes Last US 2015 Fiction, Dystopia 385540353 3191 I don't know why. You don't know why. Most likely God don't know why either. It's just Government business, that's all. Man in the street interview concerning Viet Nam, circa 1967 USA King, Stephen Roadwork US 1981 Fiction 1967 451197879 3192 "What happened to your mother then?" Daisy asked him "She aired her heart,"Weldon said. It turned and consumed her." "And finally she was happy," Daisy said. Wolf, Harriet Brutal Angels Baggott, Julianna Harriet Wolf's Seventh Book of Wonders US 2015 Fiction 316375101 3193 From the deepest desires often come the deadliest hate Socrates Greece Fletcher, Jessica and Bain, Donald Murder, She Wrote: Death of a Blue Blood US 2014 Fiction, Crime 451468252 3194 Like all the best families, we have our share of eccentricities, of impetuous and wayward youngsters and of family disagreements Queen Elizabeth II UK Fletcher, Jessica and Bain, Donald Murder, She Wrote: Death of a Blue Blood US 2014 Fiction, Crime 451468252 3195 When some went out, others lit up. Baker, Jo A Country Road, A Tree US 2016 Fiction 1101947187 3196 No one is who they appear in a world that is constantly changing Lucretius On Nature of Things Baker, Tim Fever City US 2015 Fiction 1609452879 3197 The Soul in darkness sins, but the real sinner is he who caused the darkness Hugo, Victor Les Miserables France The Guilty One US 2012 Fiction 62195514 3198 Skinwalker [skin-waw-ker] (n.) -1. A being capable of assuming the identity of an animal 2. God of Norse Mythology 3. Shape-shifter Ballenger, Kait Twilight Hunter US 2013 Fiction 373777388 3199 Those who haven't had the pox in this life, will get it in the next Rabelais Basu, Kunal The Yellow Emperor's Cure US 2011 Fiction 715642871 3200 Johnny Cash shot a man in Reno Just to watch him die Rob Cullen bought curly kale in Tesco's Just to watch it wither Bateman, Colin Paper Cuts US 2016 Fiction 1784973785 3201 I am Leviathan, I come to you in blood And lie in shadows. My heart is a sun, And my nerves sing with lightning. I have come to kill you. All of you. Each and every one. Every man, And every woman, And every child. As you huddle in families, Or hide alone. I shall not let any of you live. For I am Leviathan. I come to you in blood And sleep in shadows. My heart is a sun, And my mind... My mind... Howard, Jonathan L. Katya's World US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781908844125 3202 Whenever I find myself growing grim about the month; whenever it is a damp, drizzly November in my soul; whenever I find myself involuntarily pausing before coffin warehouses, and bringing up the rear of every funeral I meet... it requires a strong moral principle to prevent me from deliberately stepping into the street, and methodically knocking people's hats off - then, I account it high time to get to sea as soon as I can.This is my substitute for pistol and ball. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Novel Hautman, Pete How to Steal a Car US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 3203 My mother says I must not pass Too near the glass; She is afraid that I will see A little witch that looks like me; With a red, red mouth to whisper low, The very thing I should not know! Piatt, Sarah Morgan Bryan Hawkins, Rachel Hex Hall US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423121305 3204 Everyone's a wrecker 'neath the skin. Knightley, Steve The Napoli Hearn, Julie Wreckers US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780192729293 3205 If all of life on land were to vanish tomorrow, creatures in the ocean would flourish. But if the opposite happened and the ocean life perished, then the creatures on land would die too. Life, if it went on, would have to start over. Mitchell, Alanna Seasick, The Hidden Ecological Crisis of the Global Ocean Hearn, Julie Wreckers US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2008 9780192729293 3206 Excellence is never an accident... Choice, not chance, determines your destiny. Aristotle Greece Herman, Eleanor Legacy of Kings US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373211722 3207 The title is the writer's stamp of approval. Anonymous Hubbard, Jenny Paper covers Rock US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385740555 3208 You mix a bunch of ingredients, and once in a great while, chemistry happens. Watterson, Bill Hubbard. Kirsten Wanderlove US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385739375 3209 I hope the leaving is joyful: and I hope never to return. Kahlo, Frida Hubbard. Kirsten Wanderlove US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385739375 3210 Life is a darling adventure or nothing. Keller, Helen Y Johnson, J. J. This Girl is Different US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781561455782 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3211 The courage of Catherine The flames of the forge The sword of Saint Michael The blood of Saint George I take what I'm given. I follow my truth. I shall gladly abandon The bloom of my youth. Dale, Heather Joan Johnston, E. K. Prairie Fire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467739092 3212 How I wish I was in Sherbrooke now! Rogers, Stan Barrett's Privateers Johnston, E. K. Prairie Fire US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781467739092 3213 Then shall the slayer return, and come unto his own city, and unto his own house, unto the city whence he fled. Joshua 20:6 Johnson, Maureen The Name of the Star US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399256608 3214 It is one of the blesings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Kantor, Melissa The Darlings are Forever US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423123682 3215 ...love is strong as death... Song of Solomon Kantor, Melissa Maybe One Day US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062279200 3216 No performer should attempt to bite off red-hot iron unless he has a good set of teeth. Houdini, Harry Keil, Melissa The Secret Science of Magic US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 3217 Haven't you sometimes seen a cloud that looked like a centaur? Aristophanes The Clouds Klimo, Kate Daughter of the Centaurs US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375869754 3218 There appeared a chariot of fire, and horses of fire, and parted them both asunder; and Elijah went up by a whirlwind to heaven. Second book of Kings, 2:11 Klimo, Kate Daughter of the Centaurs US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375869754 3219 Nothing is dead: men feign themselves dead, and endure mock funerals and mournful obituaries, and there they stand looking out of the window, sound and well, in some new and strange disguise... Emerson, Ralph Waldo Nominalist and Realist Kizer, Amber Wildcat Fireflies US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375898242 3220 The moon is dark, and the gods dance in the night; there is terror in the sky, for upon the moon hath sunk an eclipse foretold in no books of men. Lovecraft, H. P. Kittredge, Caitlin The Iron Thorn US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385738293 3221 The way a team plays as a whole determines its success. You may have the greatest bunch of individual stars in the world, but if they don't play together, the club won't be worth a dime. Babe Ruth Jasper, Rick The Catch US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780761383208 3222 But sister, it's the opposite of Hallelujah. It's the opposite of being you. You don't know 'cause it just passes right through you. You don't know what I'm going through. Lekman, Jens Jarzab, Anna The Opposite of Hallelujah US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385738361 3223 Provability is a weaker notion than truth. Hofstadter, Douglas R. Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden Braid Jarzab, Anna The Opposite of Hallelujah US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385738361 3224 Mylena's curse will only be broken once the evil that the disgusting human sent here is purged from our world. If we have to align ourselves with that very evil in order to accomplish this, then so be it. the Goblin King of the Western Counties of Mylena Fictional Jacobs, Chloe Greta and the Goblin King US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781620610039 3225 The heart that truly loves never forgets. Proverbs Proverb Jordan, Sophie Vanish US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061935107 3226 When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. da Vinci, Leonardo Jordan, Sophie Firelight US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780192756510 3227 Through the empty arch comes a wind, a mental wind blowing relentlessly over the heads of the dead, in search of new landscapes and unknown accents; a wind that smeels of baby's spittle, crushed grass, and jellyfish veil, announcing the constant baptism of newly created things. Lorca, Federico Garcia Kephart, Beth Damages US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257483 3228 I hope that one day you will have the experience of doing something you do not understand for someone you love. Foer, Jonathan Safran Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close Novel US Kopans, Leigh Ann Two US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781492176480 3229 The future isn't what it used to be. Yogi Berra Lancaster, Mike A. The Future We Left Behind US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606845394 3230 Farther west than west beyond the land my people are dancing on the other wind The Song of the Woman of Kemay Le Guin, Ursula K. The Other Wind US 2001 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547851419 3231 A solitude ten thousand fathoms deep Sustains the bed on which we lie, my dear: Although I love you, you will have to leap; Our dream of safety has to disappear. Auden, W. H. Laure, Estelle But Then I Came Back US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781408342541 3232 The death, then, of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world - and equally is it beyond doubt that the lips best suited for such topic are those of a bereaved lover. Poe, Edgar Allan The Philosophy of Composition Lindsey, Mary Ashes on the Waves US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1846 9780399159398 3233 It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of Annabel Lee; And this maiden she lived with no other thought Than to love and be loved by me. I was a child and she was a child, In this kingdom by the sea, But we loved with a love that was more than love— I and my Annabel Lee— With a love that the wingèd seraphs of Heaven Coveted her and me. And this was the reason that, long ago, In this kingdom by the sea, A wind blew out of a cloud, chilling My beautiful Annabel Lee; So that her highborn kinsmen came And bore her away from me, To shut her up in a sepulchre In this kingdom by the sea. The angels, not half so happy in Heaven, Went envying her and me— Yes!—that was the reason (as all men know, In this kingdom by the sea) That the wind came out of the cloud by night, Chilling and killing my Annabel Lee. But our love it was stronger by far than the love Of those who were older than we— Of many far wiser than we— And neither the angels in Heaven above Nor the demons down under the sea Can ever dissever my soul from the soul Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; For the moon never beams, without bringing me dreams Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; And the stars never rise, but I feel the bright eyes Of the beautiful Annabel Lee; And so, all the night-tide, I lie down by the side Of my darling—my darling—my life and my bride, In her sepulchre there by the sea— In her tomb by the sounding sea Poe, Edgar Allan Annabel Lee Poem Lindsey, Mary Ashes on the Waves US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1849 9780399159398 3234 We are all in a post-hypnotic trance induced in early infancy. Laing, R. D. Lancaster, Mike 0.4 US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405253048 3235 Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? Poe, Edgar Allan Poem Lancaster, Mike 0.4 US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405253048 3236 History doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. Twain, Mark Lancaster, Mike 0.4 US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781405253048 3237 I believe implicitly that every young man in the world is fascinated with either sharks or dinosaurs. Benchley, Peter Jaw Monninger, Joseph Wish US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375897542 3238 There is no remedy for love, but to love more. Thoreau, Henry David Monninger, Joseph Wish US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375897542 3239 All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware Buber, Martin Barreau, Nicolas Paris is Always A Good Idea US 2016 Fiction 1250072778 3240 And then She saw them - burn! burn! and simply the water was made as glass. And she is the way when there is no way. She weeps each time you're born. Barry, Quan She Weeps Each Time You're Born US 2014 Fiction 307911772 3241 Every story written is marks upon a page The same marks, repeated, only differently arranged Barry, Max Lexicon US 2013 Novel, Science Fiction 1594205388 3242 Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar; But never doubt I love. Shakespeare, William Hamlet, Act II scene 2 UK Barnes, Linda The Perfect Ghost US 2013 Fiction 1250023637 3243 I hate this town. Barclay, Linwood Broken Promise US 2015 Fiction 451472675 3244 They ain't seen nothing yet. Barclay, Linwood Far from True US 2016 Fiction 451472705 3245 Wisdom comes to us when it can no longer do any good. Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Love in the Time of Cholera Bartsch, Jeff Two Across US 2015 Fiction 1455554626 3246 Only in the direct need does the TaiGethen body first seek it's full potential through the subconscious mind. Auum, Arch of the TaiGethen Barclay, James Elves: Beyond the Mists of Katura US 2013 Fiction 575085258 3247 Poets and heroes are of the same race, the latter do what the former conceive. De Lamartine, Alphonse Barnett, David Gideon Smith and the Mechanical Girl US 2013 Fiction 765334240 3248 In every cry of every Man, In every Infant's cry of fear, In every voice, in every ban, The mind-forg'd manacles I hear. Blake, William London UK Barnett, David Gideon Smith and the Brass Dragon US 2014 Fiction 765334259 3249 "The doer" is merely a fiction added to the deed -- the deed is everything Nietzsche, Friedrich On the Genealogy of Morality Barnett, David Gideon Smith and the Mask of the Ripper US 2015 Fiction 1887 765334267 3250 His friend demanding what scarlet was, the blind man answered: It was like the sound of a trumpet. Locke, John Human Understanding UK Barker, Clive The Scarlet Gospels US 2015 Fiction, Horror fiction 1250055806 3251 thy sweet love remembered Barnhill, Anne Clinard At the Mercy of the Queen US 2012 Fiction 312662130 3252 There is no such thing as communication. There are only two things. There is a successful miscommunication, and unsuccessful miscommunication. And when you have unsuccessful miscommunication, you are having a good time. Rinpoche, Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Bhutan Barrodale, Amie You are Having a Good Time US 2016 Fiction 374293864 3253 At the end of the nineteenth century and beginning of the twentieth, Barcelona was known as "The City of Bombs." It was considered the world capital of anarchy. More tan seven hundred political assassinations were carried out between January 1919 and December 1923.This tale is based on a true story that took place on September 1, 1922; a review of the case appeared in Leon-Ignacio's book, Los Anos del Pistolerismo (The Years Of Gangsterism). Martin, Andreu Lopez, Adriana V. and Ospina, Carmen Barcelona Noir US 2011 Fiction 1936070952 3254 I may not even meet the right man today. Or even this week. Or even this year. But believe me when I see him, i'll know it. Drake, Betsy US Ballis, Stacey Wedding Girl US 2016 Fiction 425276619 3255 But Islands can only exist If we have loved in them. Walcott, Derek Banner, Catherine The House at the Edge of Night US 2016 Fiction 812998790 3256 Things as they are, Are changed upon the blue guitar Stevens, Wallace Banville, John The Blue Guitar US 2015 Fiction 385354266 3257 It's the end, or maybe the beginning, of another story. Every story begins and ends with a woman, a mother, a grandmother, a girl, a child. Every story is a birth... Beah, Ishmael Radiance of Tomorrow US 2014 Fiction 374246025 3258 But I wanna know for sure. Bazell, Josh Wild Thing, Chip Taylor US Y Bazell, Josh Wild Thing US 2012 Fiction 316032190 3259 The Human understanding is not composed of dry light, but is subject to influence from the will and the emotions, a fact that creates fanciful knowledge; man prefers to believe what he wants to be true Bacon, Francis Aphorisms Concerning The Interpretation of Nature, and the Kingdom of Man, Dryden translation UK Bazell, Josh Wild Thing US 2012 Fiction 316032190 3260 In the hearts of a hundred billion worlds- Across a trillion dying realities in a lethal multiverse- In the chthonic silence- Minds diffuse and antique dreamed the Dream of End Time. Baxter, Stephen Proxima US 2013 Fiction, Science 575116838 3261 In the hearts of a hundred billion worlds- Across a trillion dying realities in a lethal multiverse- In the chthonic silence- There was satisfaction. The network of mind continued to push out into space, from the older stars, the burned-out worlds, to the young out across the galaxy. Pushed deep in time too, twisting the fate of countless trillions of lives. But time was short, and ever shorter. In the Dream of the End Time, there was a note of urgency. Baxter, Stephen Ultima US 2014 Fiction, Science 575116870 3262 I could not sit seriously down to write a serious Romance under any motive than to save my life Austen, Jane UK Beaufoy, Kate Another Heartbeat In the House US 2015 Fiction 1848271921 3263 We are such stuff As dreams arre made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleep Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play Beckerman, Hannah The Dead Wife's Handbook US 2014 Fiction 718178149 3264 Then one day there really was a wolf, but when the boy shouted, they didn't believe him. Aesop Beaton, M.C Death of a Liar US 2015 Fiction 1455504785 3265 Where'er you walk cool gales shall fan the glade; Trees, where you sit, shall crowd into a shade; Where'er you tread, the blushing flow'rs shall rise, And all things flourish where'er you turn your eyes. Pope, Alexander UK Beaton, M.C Death of a Kingfisher US 2012 Fiction 446547360 3266 A watched pot never boils. Beaton, M.C Death of a Policeman US 2014 Fiction 1455504734 3267 And Allah took a handful of southerly wind, blew His breath over it, and created the horse... Thou shall fly without wings, and conquer without sword. O horse! Bedouin Legend Monninger, Joseph Finding Somewhere US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385907897 3268 I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful - a faery's child, Her hair was long, her foot was light, And her eyes were wild. Keats, John La Belle Dame Sans Merci Moran, Katy Hidden Among Us US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781406324211 3269 The only thing that ever really frightened me during the war was the U-boat peril. Churchill, Winston Muchamore, Robert Grey Wolves US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780340999165 3270 Both were being denied their childhoods: the prince by a smothering excess of privilege, [the whipping boy] by none at all. Fleischman, Sid London, Alex Proxy US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257766 3271 In the... landscape ahead, you will either create the software or you will be the software. Rushkoff, Douglas London, Alex Proxy US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257766 3272 What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you. Emerson, Ralph Waldo McEntire, Myra Hourglass US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841440 3273 Revenge should have no bounds. Shakespeare, William McNeil, Gretchen Get Even US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062260857 3274 To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven:... a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted. Ecclesiastes 3:1-2 McDaniel, Lurlene The Years of Chasing Dreams US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741736 3275 What, then, could she complain of, except that she had been loved? Ovid McCarry, Sarah All Our Pretty Songs US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250040886 3276 At least I have the flowers of myself, and my thoughts, no god can take that. H.D. McCarry, Sarah All Our Pretty Songs US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250040886 3277 Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds, which I should first break through, and pour a torrent of light into our dark world. Shelley, Mary Frankenstein Novel Mandanna, Sangu The Lost Girl US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062082312 3278 Time is out of joint. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Mingle, Pamela Kissing Shakespeare US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741965 3279 My tongue will tell the anger of my heart, Or else my heart, concealing it, will break... Shakespeare, William The Taming of the Shrew Play UK Mingle, Pamela Kissing Shakespeare US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385741965 3280 To love means loving the unlovable. To forgive means pardoning the unpardonable. Faith means believing the unbelievable. Hope means hoping when everything seems hopeless. Chesterton, G. K. Mitchell, J. Barton Midnight City US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781250009074 3281 winter solitude - in a world of one color the sound of the wind Basho Lowitz, Leza and Oketani, Shogo Jet Black US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9784805312841 3282 Be not the slave of your own past. Plunge into the sublime sea, dive deep and swim far, so you shall come back with self-respect, with new power, with an advanced experience that shall explain and overlook the old. Emerson, Ralph Waldo McEntire, Myra Timepiece US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841457 3283 The last enemy to be destroyed is death. 1 Corinthians 15:26 (NIV) McDaniel, Lurlene Heart to Heart US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385734608 3284 Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Frost, Robert The Road Not Taken Mafi, Tahereh Shatter Me US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062085481 3285 I have long ago lost my belief in immortality - also my interest in it. Twain, Mark Mahoney, Karen Falling to Ash US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780552565264 3286 I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice. Reel Around the Fountain The Smiths Song Martin, C. K. Kelly Yesterday US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375866500 3287 He who controls the present controls the past. He who controls the past controls the future. Orwell, George Martin, C. K. Kelly Yesterday US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375866500 3288 Once one believes in what one dreams of, one renders oneself vulnerable to the tricks of deities and ghosts. Yuan Mei Marr, Shirley Preloved US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781742031903 3289 The soul of the newly born baby is marked for life by the pattern of the stars at the moment it comes into the world. Kepler, Johannes Marsh, Katherine Jepp, who defied the Stars US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423135005 3290 The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Marsh, Katherine Jepp, who defied the Stars US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423135005 3291 I believe that myths, like every living thing, are born, degenerate and die. I also believe that myths come back to life. Paz, Octavio Y Metcalf, Dawn Luminous US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780525422471 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3292 Magic is overrated. Courage is what matters. Green, Scout Neill, Chloe Charmfull US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781780620626 3293 And Something's odd - within - That person I was - And this One - do not feel the same - Dickinson, Emily Nelson, Blake Recovery Road US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545107297 3294 Know, therefore, that from the greater silence I shall return... forget not that I shall come back to you... a little while. A moment of rest upon the wind. And another woman shall bear me. Gibran, Kahill Noel, Alyson Everlasting US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780330528122 3295 None of us will every accomplish anything excellent or commanding except when he listens to this whisper which is heard by him alone. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Noel, Alyson Whisper US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447200475 3296 Labor with what zeal we will, Something still remains undone, Something uncompleted still Waits the rising of the sun. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Norris, Elizabeth Unbreakable US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062103765 3297 The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Y Norris, Elizabeth Unravelling US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780007460212 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3298 The position of New Orleans certainly destines it to be greatest city the world has ever seen. Jefferson, Thomas Morris, Paula Unbroken US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1804 9780545416412 3299 Louisians to-day is Paradise Lost. King, Edward Morris, Paula Unbroken US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1873 9780545416412 3300 Fear is something I don't think you experience unless you have a choice. If you have a choice, then you're liable to be afraid. But without a choice, what is there to be afraid of? You just go along, doing what has to be done. Hastings, Margaret Lost in Shangri-La by Zuckoff, Mitchell Account of World War II plane crash survivor Morel, Alex Survive US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595145109 3301 Eggs grow... and change into animals, Tad-poles into Frogs and worms into Flyes. All Birds Beasts and Fishes Insects Trees and other Vegetables, with their several parts, grow out of water... And among such various and strange transmutations why may not Nature change bodies into light and light into bodies? Newton, Isaac Queries to The Opticks Moriarty, Jaclyn A Tangle of Gold US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1721 9780545397407 3302 For some colours are agreeable as those of Gold and Indigo and others disagree. Newton, Isaac Queries to The Opticks Moriarty, Jaclyn A Tangle of Gold US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1721 9780545397407 3303 [B]but if any one [colour] predominate, the light must incline to that colour; as it happens in the blue flame of brimstone; the yellow flame of a candle; and the various colours of the fixed stars... Letter of Mr. Isaac Newton, Containing His New Theory about Light and Colours (Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, number 80) Moriarty, Jaclyn A Tangle of Gold US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1671-2 9780545397407 3304 And from my pillow, looking forth by light Of moon or favouring stars, I could behold The antechapel where the statue stood Of Newton with his prism and silent face, The marble index of a mind for ever Voyaging through strange seas of Thought, alone. Wordsworth, William The Prelude, Book 3 Moriarty, Jaclyn A Tangle of Gold US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1850 9780545397407 3305 The Winds of Cello are a hoot. I mean that literally. Sometimes they sound exactly like a cross between a car horn and an owl. No, it's more like a car horn and a owl engaged in chat: Toot hoot. Hoot toot? Toot. Ho-o-t?! Then, just when you're not expecting it - just when you're sniggering and turning to your books - the Cello Winds switch. Something surges forward like a sailboat on a wave; springs at your heart with claws of gold. The Wind find its feet - or its wings, or its voice - and the music that it sounds! How to describe it? Exquisite does not even come close! Try this. I have a friend (Albert) who once suggested that the music of the Winds is "that elusive thing that lies beyond all beauty; the aesthetic heart and soul of grief and love." I'll be honest, I often find Albert quite insufferable, but here, somehow, he almost hits the mark. Of course, the Cello Winds do more than play their music. They also blow away disease. In our Kingdom, no pestilence takes hold. No doubt you'll arrive in Cello determined to hear the Wind. Your determination counts for nothing. Indeed, you could spend a lifetime in Cello and never hear it once. (On the other hand, I am acquainted with a woman [Sophia] who has only ever been to Cello once - and that, very briefly, in transit - yet for the entire fifteen minutes she was regaled by the Winds. So. You know. Go figure.) Candle, T. I. The Kingdom of Cello: An Illustrated Travel Guide Moriarty, Jaclyn A Tangle of Gold US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545397407 3306 Find out who you are and do it on purpose. Parton, Dolly Murphy, Julie Dumplin' US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780062327185 3307 The force behind being is the bee. Without this little creature, all life on our planet would cease to exist. Mussi, Sarah Break Down US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781471401916 3308 Education is a journey on the high seas of life. Culpepper, Adrian Assistant Principal Myers, Walter Dean The Cruisers US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780439916264 3309 Who art Thou, feasting thus upon Thy dead? Bhagavad-Gita, Chapter XI (translated by Arnold, Edward) O Guilin, Peadar The Deserter US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385610964 3310 Those who gave counsel to build the tower [...] drove forth mutitudes of both men and women, to make bricks [...] Let us see whether heaven is made of clay, or of brass, or of iron. When God saw this He did not permit them, but smote them with blindness and confusion of speech, and rendered them as thou seest. Greek Apocalypse of Baruch 3:5-8 O Guilin, Peadar The Deserter US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385610964 3311 But reckoning Time, whose millioned accidents Creep in twixt vows, and change decrees of kings, Tan sacred beauty, blunt the sharp'st intents, Divert strong minds to the course of altering things. Shakespeare, William Oxridge, Panama Thyme Running Out US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780956712202 3312 Let us grasp the situation, Solve the complicated plot - Quiet, calm deliberation Disentangles every knot. Gilbert, W. S. Oxridge, Panama Thyme Running Out US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780956712202 3313 If I die today, every drop of my blood will invigorate the nation. Indira Gandhi Ostlere, Cathy Karma US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595143846 3314 Do not be deceived by the illusion of the world, O Azad, The whole realm of experience is but a loop in the net of thy thought. Azad Ostlere, Cathy Karma US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781595143846 3315 At my will, I walk your streets and am right out there among you. Manson, Charles Ostow, Micol Family US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606841556 3316 Hell begins on the day when God grants us a clear vision of all that we might have achieved, of all the gifts which we have wasted, of all that we might have done which we did not do. Menotti, Gian Carlo Oliver, Jana Forgiven US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780330519496 3317 The two most important days in your life are the day you were born and the day you figure out why. Twain, Mark Oliver, Jana Foretold US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781447216063 3318 You look quite well for a man that's been 'utterly destroyed,' Mr Spock. Star Trek Y Roberts, Lisa Brown The Replacement Crush US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781633755048 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3319 Beware of a bite under a full moon. It will complicate your love life. Meadows, Dr. Camille Schreiber, Ellen Magic of the Moonlight US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780061986574 3320 Fire was our first magic, and our first science, and we have harnessed it hardly at all. Harkaway, Nick The Gone-Away World Rudden, Dave The Forever Court US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141356617 3321 People think that stories are shaped by people. In fact, it's the other way around. Pratchett, Terry Witches Abroad Rudden, Dave The Forever Court US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141356617 3322 If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel's heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence. Eliot, George Middlemarch Novel UK Schrefer, Eliot Rescued US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1872 9780545655033 3323 The Demon is forever by my side; He swirls around me, as elusive as the air I breathe Baudelaire France Benoit, Michel The Silence of Gethsemane US 2011 Fiction 1846882400 3324 But the eyes are blind, One must look with the heart. De Saint-Exupery, Antoine France Benjamin, Melanie The Aviator's Wife US 2013 Fiction 345528670 3325 Here about the beach I wander'd, nourishing a youth sublime With the fairy tales of science, and the long result of Time Tennyson, Lord Alfred Locksley Hall Niven, Larry and Benford, Gregory Bowl of Heaven US 2012 Fiction, Science Fiction 765328410 3326 No feeling in the world is greater, more ennobling and more sacred than patriotism Kim, Il-Sung Eternal President Democratic People's Republic of Korea North Korea Berg, Elizabeth Tapestry of Fortunes US 2006 Fiction 812993144 3327 The gift of how to read the omens and hear my fellow creatures to see the place where future lives and sing Great Mystery's songs is what I want to share. It comes from my heart and it is good. Sams, Jamie Hancoka, Olowanpi Berg, Elizabeth Tapestry of Fortunes US 2006 Fiction 812993144 3328 Keep me from going to sleep too soon Or if I go to sleep too soon Come wake me up. Come any hour Of night. Come whistling up the road. Stomp on the porch. Bang on the door. Make me get out of bed and come And let you in and light a light. Tell me the northern lights are on And make me look. Or tell me clouds Are doing something to the moon They never did before, and show me. See that I see. Talk to me till I'm half as wide awake as you And start to dress wondering why I ever went to bed at all. Tell me the walking is superb. Not only tell me but persuade me. You know I'm not too hard persuaded. Francis, Robert Summons Poem US Berg, Carol Dust and Light US 2014 Fiction, Fantasy 451417240 3329 he blades of winter pierce root and stone, dust and light. Day sky sheened with silver; stars shattered with frost; life burrowed deep. The killing season. A fragile beauty, fraught with danger, hunger, and pain. Stripped branch and barren vine crack and shrivel. My heart yearns for warmth, for companionship, for glory. Yet waking is storm. 'Tis harsh magic to dance on ice. Canticle of the Winter Berg, Carol Dust and Light US 2014 Fiction, Fantasy 451417240 3330 The teeth of spring bite sea and stone. Storm and mist shadow the cove. The glade starves. Where is the fire? Where is the heart? Where is the gladness of the season, when danger lurks amid trees yet barren, and in the sea yet cold and dark? Dance, my brother. Spin, my sister. For root and sap, for wave and worm. Call glory to banish grief too long lingered. Canticle of the Spring Berg, Carol Ash and SIlver US 2015 Fiction, Fantasy 451417267 3331 The finest female genius of any country or age Browning, Elizabeth Barrett UK Berg, Elizabeth The Dream Lover US 2015 Fiction 812993152 3332 She is beyond doubt or comparison the strongest woman and the most astonishingly gifted Liszt, Franz Berg, Elizabeth The Dream Lover US 2015 Fiction 812993152 3333 When my submission has been claimed, no longer in the name of love and friendship but by reason of some right or power, I have drawn upon the strength that is buried in my nature, I have drawn upon the strength that is buried in my nature, I have straightened my shoulders and thrown off the yoke. I alone know the latent force hidden within me. I alone know how much I grieve and suffer and love. Sand, George UK Berg, Elizabeth The Dream Lover US 2015 Fiction 812993152 3334 I tell you my seat hath been the seat of Kings. I will have no rascal to succeed me, and who should succeed me but a King. Elizabeth I UK Berry, Steve The King's Deception US 2013 Fiction 030799094X 3335 Any people anywhere, being inclinded and having the power, have the right to rise up and shake off the existing government, and form a new one that suits them better. This is a most valuable, a most sacred right-- A right, which we hope and believe, is to liberate the world. Nor is this right confined to cases in which the whole people of an existing government may choose to exercise it. Any portion of such people , that can, may revolutionize, and make their own of so much of the territory as they inhabit Lincoln, Abraham Speech, January 12, 1848 US Berry, Steve The Lincoln Myth US 2014 Fiction 1848 345526589 3336 We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed 1 Corintians 15:51 Bible Bible Verse Benson, Peter Isabel's Skin US 2012 Fiction 1846882060 3337 He said to them: "Life is death and death is life. To shed blood is to behold this holiest of transitions, the interwoven mesh of the world, The flow from shrieking life to rot and ash. For those who wage Her wars, who become Her swords, She will deem you shriven and holiest of holies. And you shall forever reside beside Herin the City of Blades." And he sang "Come across the waters, Children, To whitest shores and quiet pilgrims, Long dark awaits In Voortya's shadow." Excerpt from "Of the Great Mother Voortya Atop the Teeth of the World", CA 556 Bennett, Robert Jackson City of Blades US 2015 Fiction 553419714 3338 You may not be interested in war. But war is interested in you. Trotsky, Leon Bell, Ted Warriors US 2014 Fiction 1919 62279386 3339 It seems likely that there are but two and that these beget no offspring for I believe it is always the same ones that appear The King's Mirror Bell, Matt In the House Upon the Dirt Between The Lake And The Woods US 2013 Fiction 1616952539 3340 All you need is love, love, love is all you need The Beatles UK Begley, Louis Memories of a Marriage US 2013 Fiction 385537468 3341 Had it been within his power, the vaudeville performer would have been a timeless wanderer, spanning the generations using the bridge of his talents Allen, Fred Much Ado About Me Bennett, Robert Jackson The Troupe US 2011 Fiction 316187526 3342 A genocide is a poisonous bush that grows not from two or three roots, but from a whole tangle that has mouldered underground without anyone noticing. Benaron, Naomi Running the Rift US 2010 Fiction 1616201940 3343 Study the past, if you would divine the future Confucius China Berry, Steve The Charlemagne Pursuit US 2008 Fiction 345485793 3344 He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind Proverbs 11:29 Bible Bible Verse Berry, Steve The Charlemagne Pursuit US 2008 Fiction 345485793 3345 The Ancient Masters were subtle, mysterious, profound, responsive. The depth of their knowledge is unfathomable. Because it is unfathomable, all we can do is describe their appearance. Watchful, like men crossing a winter stream. Alert like men aware of danger. Courteous, like visiting guests. Yielding, like ice about to melt Simple, like uncarved blocks of wood Lao-Tzu China Berry, Steve The Charlemagne Pursuit US 2008 Fiction 345485793 3346 Toil and risk are the Price of Glory, but it is a lovely thing to live with courage and die leaving an everlasting fame. Alexander the Great Greece Berry, Steve The Venetian Betrayal US 2007 Fiction 345485777 3347 It is a divine right of madness, not to be able to see the evil which lies just in front Unknown Danish Playwright Denmark Berry, Steve The Venetian Betrayal US 2007 Fiction 345485777 3348 I used to be respectable and chaste and stable, but who can stand in this strong wind and remember those things? Love has taken away my practices and filled me with poetry Rumi Poem Bernard, Renee Desire Wears Diamonds US 2013 Fiction 3349 How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world Frank, Anne Quote Germany Bernhardt, William Capitol Betrayal US 2010 Fiction 345503015 3350 You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation Plato Bernhardt, William The Game Master US 2015 Fiction 692365591 3351 It's not what we don't know that hurts. It's what we know that ain't so. Rogers, Will Bernhardt, William Double Jeopardy US 1995 Fiction 345397843 3352 Friends may come and go, but enemies accumulate Jones, Thomas Bernhardt, William Double Jeopardy US 1995 Fiction 345397843 3353 Yet in my lineaments they trace some features of my father's face Lord Byron Parisina UK Bernhardt, William Cruel Justice US 1996 Fiction 345408039 3354 This world is not conclusion; A sequel stands beyond, Invisible, as music, but positive as sound. It beckons and it baffles; Philosophies don't know, And through a riddle at the last, Sagacity must go. Dickinson, Emily Poem US Bernhardt, William Criminal Intent US 2002 Fiction 345441753 3355 Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point (The Heart has its reasons, whereof reason knows nothing) Pascal, Blaise Pensees France Bernhardt, William Perfect Justice US 1994 Fiction 345391330 3356 O love, they die in yon rich sky, They faint on hill or field or river: Our echoes roll from soul to soul, And grows for ever and for ever. Tennyson, Lord Alfred The Princess Poem UK Bernhardt, William Murder One US 2001 Fiction 345428153 3357 And giving a last look at the aspect of the house, and at a few small children who were playing at the door, I sallied forth... my course lay through thick and heavy woods and back lands to town, where my brother lived Pennington, James W.C The Fugitive Blacksmith Beverly, Bill Dodgers US 2016 Fiction 1849 1101903732 3358 Every cheap hood strikes a bargain with the world. The Clash, 'Death or Glory' Beverly, Bill Dodgers US 2016 Fiction 1101903732 3359 o.ver.watch 1. The Process of watching from a high position another group of soldiers who are involved in a military activity and giving them support if necessary. Macmillan Dictionary US Betley, Matthew Overwatch US 2016 Fiction 1476799210 3360 I dreamed about a boy with springs for feet so he could jump high. So high I couldn't catch him. But I did catch him. But then he wouldn't get up again. I tried so hard. I got him new feet. I made him something beautiful. More beautiful than you could imagine. But he wouldn't get up. And the door wouldn't open. Beukes, Lauren Broken Monsters US 2014 Fiction 031621681X 3361 My country I don't have any caps left made back home Nor any shoes that trod your roads I've worn out your last shirt quite long ago It was of Sile cloth Now only you remain in the whiteness of my hair In the lines of my forehead My country Hikmet, Nazim Bhutto, Fatima The Shadow of the Crescent Moon US 2013 Fiction 670922986 3362 And when Hadad heard that David slept with his fathers, and that Joab the captain of the host was dead, Hadad said to Pharoah: Let me depart, that I may go to mine own country. Then Pharoah said unto him: But what hast thou lacked with me, that, behold, thou seekest to go to thine own country? And he answered: Nothing, howbeit let me depart in any wise. First Kings 11:21-22 Bible Bible Verse Bez, David The Betrayers US 2014 Fiction 316284335 3363 There can be no struggle for national liberation without sacrifices and repression, death in battle and the execution of martyrs. And nothing on earth can withstand the power of self-sacrifice. Raziel, David Bez, David The Betrayers US 2014 Fiction 316284335 3364 Sweet are the uses of adversity, Which like the toad, ugly and venomous, Wears yet a precious jewel in his head. Shakespeare, William Bezos, MacKenzie Traps US 2013 Fiction 307959732 3365 From books and words come fantasy, and sometimes, from fantasy comes union Rumi Beyer, Kirsten Star Trek Voyager: Atonement US 2015 Fiction 1476790817 3366 The truth is this: The march of Providence is so slow and our desires so impatient; the work of progress is so immense and our means of aiding it so feeble, the life of humanity is so long, that of the individual so brief that we often see only the ebb of the advancing wave and are thus discouraged. It is History that teaches us to hope. Lee, Robert E. Beyer, Kirsten Star Trek Voyager: Protectors US 2014 Fiction 1476738548 3367 The spirits of our foolish deeds haunt us, with or without repentance Parker, Gilbert Beyer, Kirsten Star Trek Voyager: Acts of Contrition US 2014 Fiction 1476765510 3368 What am I now that I was then? May memory restore again and again The smallest color of the smallest day; Time is the school in which we learn, Time is the fire in which we burn. Schwartz, Delmore Beyer, Kirsten Star Trek Voyager: The Eternal Tide US 2012 Fiction 145166818X 3369 I Kiss'd thee ere I kill'd thee. No way but this, Killing myself, to die upon a kiss. Shakespeare, William Othello Bryne, Kerrigan The Hunter US 2016 Fiction 3370 Sweet as sugar Hard as ice Hurt me once I'll kill you twice Cain, Chelsea Cain Kill You Twice US 2012 Fiction 3371 I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times. Lee, Bruce Cain, Chelsea One Kick US 2014 Fiction 3372 And now dear little children, who may this story read, To idle, silly flattering words, I pray you ne'er give heed: Unto an evil counsellor, close heart and ear and eye, And take a lesson from this tale, of the Spider and the Fly. Howitt, Mary The Spider and the Fly Callihan, Kristen Winterblaze US 2013 Fiction 3373 I sat down under his shadow with great delight, and his fruit was sweet to my taste. He brought me to the banqueting house, and his banner over me was love. Stay me with flagons, comfort me with apples: for I am sick of love. Song of Solomon Callihan, Kristen Shadowdance US 2013 Fiction 3374 So kiss me sweet with your warm wet mouth, Still fragrant with ruby wine, And say with a fervor born of the South That your body and soul are mine. Wilcox, Ella Wheller Callihan, Kristen Soulbound US 2015 Fiction 3375 I never saw so sweet a face As that I stoof before. My heart has left its dwelling-place And can return no more. Clare, John Callihan, Kristen Everynight US 2014 Fiction 3376 Dying: nothing new there these days, But living, that's no newer. Esenin, Sergei Callaghan, Tom A Killing Winter US 2015 Fiction 3377 I have made for you a song, And it may be right or wrong, But only you can tell me if it's true. I have tried for to explain Both your pleasure and your pain, And, Thomas, here's my best respects to you! Kipling, Rudyyard To Thomas Atkins Campbell, Barney Rain US 2016 Fiction 3378 Don't give a sword to a boy. Cameron, Marc State of Emergency US 2013 Fiction 3379 Although every attempt is amde to avoid any upset to people's private lives, sometimes, in the interest of justice, it is unavoidable. Ministry of Justice A Fuide to Coroners and Inquests Candlish, Louise The disappearance of Emily Marr US 2013 Fiction 3380 I did not recognise myself, either in the media's depiction of me or in the altered woman in the mirror before me. I felt as if I was dissolving, disappearing. It was as if Emily Marr no longer existed. Marr, Emily Candlish, Louise The disappearance of Emily Marr US 2013 Fiction 3381 There was no trap involved, no trick: he was a wolf in wolf's clothing. And I went right up to his door and asked him his name. Fraser, Amber Candlish, Louise The Sudden Departure of the Frasers US 2015 Fiction 3382 Fiction: 1. Literature in the form of prose, especially novels, that describes imaginary events and people; 2. something that is invented or untrue. 3. belief or statement which is false, but is often held to be true because it is expedient to do so. Oxford Dictionary Cartwright, Justin Lion Heart US 2013 Fiction 3383 If we view ourselves from a great height it is frightening to realise how little we know about our species, our purpose and our end. Sebald, W. G. Cartwright, Justin Lion Heart US 2013 Fiction 3384 Not I, not any one else can travel that road for you, You must travel it for yourself. It is not far, it is within reach, Perhaps you have been on it since you were born and did not know, Perhaps it is everywhere-on water and on land. Whitman, Walt "Songs of Myself", Leaves of Grass Carner, Talia Hotel Moscow US 2015 Fiction 3385 Just living is not enough... One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower. Andersen, Hans Christian Carr, Robyn What We Find US 2016 Fiction 3386 Oh, life is a glorious cycle of song, A medley of extemporanea; And love is a thing that can never go wrong; And I am Marie of Romania. Parker, Dorothy Not so Deep as a Well Carroll, Claudia Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? US 2011 Fiction 1937 3387 Watch your thoughts, for they become words, Watch your words, for they become actions, Watch your actions, for they become habits, Watch your habits, for they become character, Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny. Carroll, Claudia A Very Accidental Love Story US 2012 Fiction 3388 That lunatic...doesn't concern himself at all with logic; he works by short circuits. For him, everything proves everything else. The lunatic is all idee fixe, and whatever he comes across confirmshis lunacy. You can tell him by the liberties he takes with common sense, by his flashes of inspiration, and by the fact that sooner or later he brings up the Templars. Eco, Umberto Foucault's Pendulum Carter, John Last Judgement US 2014 Fiction 3389 History is the lie commonly agreed upon. Voltaire Carter, John Last Judgement US 2014 Fiction 3390 Since we are not yet fully comfortable with the idea that people from the next village are as human as ourselves, it is presumptuous in the extreme to suppose we could ever look at sociavle, tool-making creatures who arose frm other evolutionary paths and see not beasts but brothers, not rivals but fellow pilgrims journeying to the shrine of intelligence. Yet that is what I see, or yearn to see. The difference between ramam and varelse is not in the creature judged, but in the creature judging. When we declare an alien species to be ramam, it does not mean that they have passed a threshold of moral maturity. It means that we have. Demosthenes Letter to the Framlings Card, Orson, Scott Speaker for the Dead US 1986 Fiction 3391 On the cosmic scale, only the fantastic has the possibility of being true. Chardin, Teilhard de Palma, Felix J. The Map of the Sky US 2013 Fiction 3392 It is a stupid presumption to go about despising and condemning as false anything that seems to us improbable. Montaigne Palma, Felix J. The Map of the Sky US 2013 Fiction 3393 "What do we know about Mars?" asked Gusev. "It is inhabited by people or monsters?" Tolstoy, Aleksey Palma, Felix J. The Map of the Sky US 2013 Fiction 3394 In midlife, we're left with all that was ever ours to hold in the first place. Ascher, Barbara Lazear The Habit of Loving Berg, Elizabeth The Pull of the Moon US 1996 Fiction 3395 Upon being asked if she knew how to be fifty, Joni Mitchell answered, "It will make itself known." Berg, Elizabeth The Pull of the Moon US 1996 Fiction 3396 In my own very self, I am part of my family. Lawrence, D. H. Apocolypse Bradford, Barbara Taylor Secrets From the Past US 2013 Fiction 3397 Memories of love abound, In my heart and in my mind. They give me comfort, keep me sane, And lift my spirits up again. Bradford, Barbara Taylor Secrets From the Past US 2013 Fiction 3398 The cure for unhappiness, I don't care what anyone says. McCracken, Elizabeth Niagara Falls All Over Again Hornby, Nick Long Way Down US 2005 Fiction 3399 It's the most annoying question and they just can't help asking you. You'll be asked it at family gatherings, particularly weddings. Mel will ask you it on first dates. Therapists will ask you over and over again. And you'll ask yourself it far too often. Its the question that has no good answer, and thta never makes anyone feel better. It's the question, that when people stop asking it, makes you feel even worse. And yet, I can't help but ask. Why are you single? You seem like an awfully nice person. And very attractive. I just don't understand it. But times are changing. In almost every country around the world, the trend is for people to remain single longer and to divorce more easily. As more and more women become economically independent, their need for personal freedom increases, and that often results in not marrying so quickly. A human being's desire to mate, to pair up, to be part of a couple, will never change. But the way we go about it, how badly we need it, what we are willing to sacrifice for it, nost definitely is. So maybe the question isn't anymore, "Why are you single?" Maybe the question you should be asking yourself is "How are you single?" It's a big new world out there and the rules keep changing. So tell me, ladies, how's it going? Jenson, Julie Tuccilo, Liz How to Be Single US 2008 Fiction 3400 Our lives are rivers, gliding free to that unfathomed, boundless sea, the silent grave! Manrique, Jorge Mercier, Pascal Night Train To Libson US 2004 Fiction 3401 We are all patchwork, and so shapeless and diverse in composition that each bit, each moment, plays its own game. And there is as much difference between us and ourselves as between us and the others. Montaigne, Michel Essays, Second books, 1 Mercier, Pascal Night Train To Libson US 2004 Fiction 3402 Each of us is several, is many, is a profusion of selves. So that the self who disdains his surroundings is not the same as the self who suffers or takes joy in them. In the vast colony of our being there are many species of people who think and feel in different ways. Pessoa, Fernando O Livro do Desassossego Mercier, Pascal Night Train To Libson US 2004 Fiction 3403 Princess in this case Do hate the traitor, though they love the treason. Daniel, Samuel Le Carre, John Our Kind of Traitor US 2010 Fiction 3404 The only thing potentially worse than not being able to see the forest for the trees is not being able to see the trees because of the forest. Baldacci, David The Sixth Man US 2011 Fiction 3405 In th'olde days of the Kyng Arthour. Of which that Britons speken great honour, At this land fulfild of fayerye. The elf-queene, with her joly compaignye, Daunced ful ofte in many a grene made. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Wife of Bath's Tale Aaronovitch, Ben Foxglove Summer US 2014 Fiction 3406 And they took ashes of the furnace...and Moses did sprinkle it up toward heaven and it became a boil breaking forth with blains on man, and on beast. Exodus 9:10 Cameron, Marc Time of Attack US 2014 Fiction 3407 "Lot of help that is too. Victor can turn almost anything into splinters." Tretiakovna, Yana Weber, David & Flint, Eric Cauldron of Ghosts US 2014 Fiction 3408 We think Al-Qaeda is bad, but they've got nothing on the cartels. Unidentified senior FBI agent Clancy, Tom Against All Enemies US 2011 Fiction 3409 Everyone has a price. The important thing is to find out what it is. Escobar, Pablo Clancy, Tom Against All Enemies US 2011 Fiction 3410 In Mexico you have death very close. That's true for all human beings because it's a part of life, but in Mexico, death can be found in many things. Bernal, Gael Garcia Clancy, Tom Against All Enemies US 2011 Fiction 3411 Some flying from the thing they feared, and some Seeking the object of another's fear... ...And others morurnfully within the gloom Of their own shadow walked, and called it death... Shelley, Percy Bysshe The Triumph of Life Casey, Jane The Stranger You Know US 2013 Fiction 3412 Here are the cops of London town Hardworking, brave and true. They drink their tea, Stay up til three, And take good care of you. Ahlberg, Jane & Ahlberg, Allan Cops and Robbers Casey, Jane The Kill US 2014 Fiction 3413 These be Three silent things; The falling snow...the hour Before the dawn...the mouth of one Just dead. Crapsey, Adelaide Triad Castillo, Linda Breaking Silence US 2011 Fiction 3414 ...Drop down, fleecy Fog! and hide Her sceptic sneer, and all her pride. Wrap her, Fog, in gown and hood Of her Franciscan Brotherhood. Hide me her faults, her sin and blame; With thy gray mantle cloak her shame! So shall she, cowled, sit and pray Till morning bears her sins away. THen rise, O fleecy Fog, and raise Harte, Bret San Francisco Cato, Beth Breath of Earth US 2016 Fiction 3415 Beware of allowing yourself to be prejudiced by appearances. Villeneuve, Gabrielle-Suzanne Bardot Beauty and the Beast Chance, Maia Beauty, Beast and Belladonna US 2016 Fiction 1756 3416 The great deeps of a boundless forest have a beguiling and impressive charm in any country: but German legends and fairy tales have given these an added charm. They have peopled all that region with gnomes, and dwarfs, and all sorts of mysterious and uncanny creatures. At the time I am writing of, I had been reading so much of this literature that sometimes I was not sure but I was beginning to believe in the gnomes and fairies as realities. Twain, Mark A Trump Abroad Chance, Maia Snow White Red-Handed US 2014 Fiction 1880 3417 Shams and delusions are esteemed for soundest truths, while reality is fabulous. If men would steadily observe realities only, and not allow themselves to be deluded, life... would be like a fairy tale. Thoreau, Henry David Chance, Maia Cinderella Six Feet Under US 2015 Fiction 1854 3418 We often meet our destiny on the road we take to avoid it. Fontaine, Jean Chaon, Dan Ill Will US 2017 Fiction 3419 A mother is the truest friend we have, when trials, heavy and sudden, fall upon us... Irving, Washinton Chamberlin, Holly The Summer Everything Changed US 2013 Fiction 3420 Love is like quicksilver in the hand. Leave the fingers open and it stays. Clutch it, and it darts away Parker, Dorothy Chamberlin, Holly Seashell Season US 2016 Fiction 3421 For the past few years, you and I have shared the same pillow as man and wife who intended to lvoe and grow old together, and I have become as attached to you as your own shadow. Shigenari, Lady Chase, Bethany Results may vary US 2016 Fiction 3422 So all I have to do is get that boy to kiss me at the dance and I'll be a princess?" Jenny drew a sharp breath. The air was filled with the smell of daffodils, and the very stars in the sky seemed to be taking on a purple hue. First she'd found out that her naturally purple hair meant she was a fairy, and now she could become a princess, too? "Just let me take out my wand," said her fairy godmother. "Jenny Van Den Berg, you were born to be extraordinary..." Codlin, Eileen Born to be Extraordinary Selzer, Adam Extraordinary US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780385736497 3423 If you cannot get rid of the family skeleton, you may as well make it dance. Shaw, George Bernard Shinoda, Anna Learning not to Drown US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416993933 3424 Time is too slow for those who wait, Too swift for those who fear, Too long fo those who grieve, Too short for those who rejoice, But for those who love, time is eternity. van Dyke, Henry Y Shulman, Dee Fever US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141340265 Epigraphs begin on section 3425 Here's the house without a door Here's the room without a floor Here's the cat that chased the rat Here's the rat that bit the cat Here's the dog that didn't bark Here's the flame without a spark Here's a candle to light the proud Here's a spindle to spin your shroud Here's a farewell where'er you roam Here's a death knell to ring you home Heres a church and there's the steeple Open the doors and here are the people. Nursery Rhyme Rhyme Siegel, Jan The Devil's Apprentice US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781781081464 3426 It is in vain to say human beings ought to be satisfied with tranquility: They must have action; and they will make it if they cannot find it. Bronte, Charlotte Jane Eyre Novel UK Smythe, J. P. Long Dark Dusk US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781681442037 3427 An ocean's garbled vomit on the shore Los Angeles, I'm yours. Meloy, Colin / The Decemberists Los Angeles, I'm Yours Song Stohl, Margaret Royce Rolls US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781484732335 3428 For God's sake, be economical with your lamps and candles! Not a gallon you burn, but at least one drop of man's blood was spilled for it. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Novel Strasser, Todd The Beasts of Cretacea US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763669010 3429 I should hate you, But I guess I love you, You've got me in between the devil and the deep blue sea. Calloway, Cab Tucholke, April Genevieve Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 3430 You can have anything you want in life if you dress for it. Head, Edith Turetsky, Bianca The Time Traveling Fashionista and Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316224888 3431 As far as I'm concerned, 'playing dress-up' begins at the age of five and never truly ends. Spade, Kate Turetsky, Bianca The Time Traveling Fashionista and the Palace of Marie Antoinette US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316105385 3432 This dog and man at first were friends; But when a pique began, The dog, to gain some private ends, Went mad and bit the man. Goldsmiths, Oliver An Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog Y Touchell, Dianne Creepy and Maud US Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1766 3433 The aristocratic rebel, since he has enough to eat, must have other causes of discontent. Russell, Bertrand The History of Western Philosophy Townsend, Sue The Growing Pains of Adrian Mole US 1984 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141046433 3434 We had, each of us, a set of wishes. The number changed. And what we wished -- that changed also. Because we had, all of us, such different dreams. Gluck, Louise Fable Tracy, Kristen Sharks and Boys US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423143543 3435 Let me fall in love one last time, I beg them. Teach me mortality, frighten me into the present. Gilbert, Jack Tracy, Kristen Death of a Kleptomaniac US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423127529 3436 Now, bring it down in the kind of fire that flows along ceilings, that knows the spectral blues; that always starts in donut fryers or boardwalk kindling in the dead hour before dawn, that leaves pilings marooned by mindless tides, that sends a plume of black smoke high enough to stain the halls of clouds. Now look around your tiny room And tell me that you haven't got the power. Farley, Paul The Power Haddon, Mark The Pier Falls US 2016 Fiction 9781910702161 3437 Sumwhyle wyth wormez he werrez, and with wolues als, Sumwhyle wyth wodwos, pat woned in pe knarrez, Bope wyth bullez and berez, and borez operquyle, And etaynez, pat hym anelede of pe heze felle; Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Haddon, Mark The Pier Falls US 2016 Fiction 9781910702161 3438 It is human nature to fear the dead, but it is the living who are capable of malice, evil, and utter destruction. The Book of the Eternal Rose Fiction? Paul, Fiona Venom US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399257254 3439 Nothing fixes a thing so intently in the memory as the wish to forget it. Michel de Montaigne Patrick, Cat Forgotten US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316094610 3440 [A] blue surface seems to retire from us. But as we readily follow an agreeable object that flies from us, so we love to contemplate blue, not because it advances to us, but because it draws us after it. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Theory of Colors Patterson, Valerie O The Other Side of Blue US 2009 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547244365 3441 The stars are not wanted now, put out every one. Auden, W. H. Funeral Blues Preller, James Before You Go US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780312561079 3442 Again and again the two of us walk out together Under the ancient trees, lie down again and again Among the flowers, face to face with the sky. Rilke, Rainer Maria Preble, Joy Anastasia Forever US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 3443 Old man, look at my life, I'm a lot like you were. Young, Neil Old Man Poulsen, David A. Old Man US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459705470 3444 Fair is foul, and foul is fair: Hover through the fog and filthy air. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Poulsen, David A. Old Man US 2013 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781459705470 3445 Night, you bring home all things That the shining dawn scatters: You bring home a lamb, Bring home a kid, Bring home a child to its mother. Sappho Porter, Sarah Vassa in the Night US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780765380548 3446 Then the eyes of the little doll began to shine like two candles. It ate a little of the bread and drank a little of the soup and said: "Don't be afraid, Wassilissa the Beautiful. Be comforted. Say thy prayers, and go to sleep. The morning is wiser than the evening." Wheeler, Pat Wassilissa the Beautiful Porter, Sarah Vassa in the Night US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780765380548 3447 Oh pride is not a sin, And that's why I have gone On down to Walmart with My check book, just to get you some. Like waves in which you drown me, shouting... Soul Coughing Pensacola Porter, Sarah Waking Storms US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547482514 3448 Frailty, thy name is woman. Shakespeare, William Ray, Michelle Falling for Hamlet US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316101622 3449 Willy, thy name is sexism. Ophelia Ray, Michelle Falling for Hamlet US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780316101622 3450 You are in a very high tree. If you jump you will live a full life while falling. You will get married to a hummingbird and raise beautiful part- hummingbirds. You will die of cancer in mid-air. I will not lie. It will be painful. You are a brave little boy or girl. Schomburg, Zachary Rapp, Adam The Children and the Wolves US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780763653378 3451 Just as they had wished the death of Seven Macaw, so they brought it about. They had seen evil in his self-magnification. Vuh, Popul Mayan Book of Creation Raedeke, Christy The Serpent's Coil US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780738715773 3452 Shades of the prison-house begin to close Upon the growing Boy, But he beholds the light, and whence it flows, He sees it in his joy. Wordsworth, William Richter, Conrad The Light in the Forest US 1966 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 140004426X 3453 First we live then we remember. Sansom, Peter My Brother's Vespa Rees, Celia This is not Forgiveness US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2010 9781408817698 3454 No pleasure without the taste of ashes. Picasso, Pablo Reed, Amy Crazy US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781442413474 3455 To Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love All pray in their distress; And to these virtues of delight Return their thankfulness. Blake, William Pyle, Kevin C. Take What You Can Carry US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780805082869 3456 Life is nothing but high school. Vonnegut, Kurt Pung, Alice Lucy and Linh US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399550492 3457 Was he not the Friend of the Stars as well as of all the World, crammed to the teeth with dreadful secrets? Kipling, Rudyard Kim Pryor, Michael The Extraordinaries US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781864718201 3458 Time is simply the yardstick of our separation. Caldwell, Ian and Thomason, Dustin The Rule of Four Price, Charlie The Interrogation of Gabriel James US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374335458 3459 Lennie broke in. "But not us! An' why? Because... because I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you, and that's why." He laughed delightedly. Steinbeck, John Of Mice and Men Novel US Polisner, Gae The Pull of Gravity US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1937 9780374371937 3460 Go to the center of the gravity's pull, and find your planet you will. Star Wars: Episode II, Attack of the Clones Film Polisner, Gae The Pull of Gravity US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374371937 3461 The Copahagen interpretation of quantum mechanics imples that after a while, the cat is simultaneously alive and dead. Wikipedia.org Peters, Andrew The Glass Forest US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781906427474 3462 It's actually genius,' [says a hedge fund manager,] 'they've understood there's a sector of the market for whom nothing but the perceived best will do, and who want something more, the more expensive it is. Guardian Peters, Andrew The Glass Forest US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 2011 9781906427474 3463 It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. Antoine de Saint-Exupery Petera, Anna The Glass Collector US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780141331157 3464 Ice begets ice and flame begets flame: Those that go down never rise up again. Sailors' proverb Proverb Y Papademetriou, Lisa Fury's Fire US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375868627 3465 Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night. Poe, Edgar Allan Wolfe, Trisha Destiny's Fire US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781936305988 3466 The road must be trod, but it will be very hard. And neither strength nor wisdom will carry us far upon it. This quest may be attempted by the weak with as much hope as the strong. Yet such is oft the course of deeds that move the wheels of the world: small hands do them because they must, while the eyes of the great are elsewhere. Tolkien, J. R. R. The Lord of the Rings Novel Willey, Margaret Four Secrets US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780761385356 3467 Under the Light, yet under, Under the Grass and the Dirt, Under the Beetle's Cellar Under the Clover's Root, Further than Arm could stretch Were it Giant long, Further than Sunshine could Were the Day Year long, Over the Light, yet over, Over the Arc of the Bird— Over the Comet's chimney— Over the Cubit's Head, Further than Guess can gallop Further than Riddle ride— Oh for a Disc to the Distance Between Ourselves and the Dead! Dickinson, Emily Poem 949 Poem Whitcomb, Laura Under the Light US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780547367545 3468 Do you desire to be wholly one; always day and night in one another's company? For if this is what you desire, I am ready to melt and fuse you together, so that being two you shall become one, and while you live a common life as if you were a single man, and after your death in the world below still be one departed soul, instead of two... Plato Symposium Greece Woon, Yvonne Life Eternal US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781423119579 3469 Before I traveled my road, I was my road... Porchia, Antonio Woodson, Jacqueline Beneath a meth moon US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399252501 3470 Your resonance lingered in lions and rocks and in the trees and birds. There you are singing still. Rilke, Rainer Maria Sonnets to Orpheus Wolf, Allan Who Killed Christopher Goodman? US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780736356133 3471 We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. United States Declaration of Independence Woltz, Anna A Hundred Hours of Night US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1776 9780545848282 3472 Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. Churchill, Winston UK Young, Janet Ruth My Beautiful Failure US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781416954897 3473 Children, I'm singing you the story of Miyako, the beautiful, the blue, the deepening indigo, and the red soil made from crushed bodies that lay their genealogy of bones. Their spirits are whispering to you all of this is what is. Mikio, Yonaha The Ocean of the Dead Bird, Sarah Above the East China Sea US 2014 Fiction 385350112 3474 (i do not know what it is about you that closes and opens; only something in me understands the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses) nobody, not even the rain, has such small hands. Cummings, E.E Somewhere I have never travelled gladly beyond Bingham, Harry Love Story, With Murders US 2013 Fiction 345533763 3475 The universe is full of magical things patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper. Phillpotts, Eden A Shadow Passes Bingham, Harry The Strange Death of Fiona Griffiths US 2014 Fiction 1409140938 3476 Soft and sweet like a lullaby, She came to me 'neath a summer sky, Filled my life with immeasurable grace, With a gentle smile and a hint of lace. Annabel, oh, Annabel. What I'd give for one more smile, Or to sit and talk to you for a while. Annabel, Annabel, where did you go? Won't you come back home for the winter snow? She taught me how to live and love, Like an angel sent here from above, For a time this girl was mine to hold, 'Til she went in search of a future bold. Annabel, oh, Annabel. What I'd give for one more day, With you by my side for a day of play. Annabel, Annabel the joy you bring. Won't you come back home for the flowers of spring? I know she's in a happier place, With constant sunlight on her face, Someday she'll visit us, this I know, Once she's spread her wings and learned to grow. Annabel, oh, Annabel. Think of me where'er you are, Whether close to home or miles afar. Annabel, Annabel, you're etched on my heart, You'll be there with me through this brand-new start. Bingham, Lisa Desperado US 2015 Fiction 425278379 3477 Before us lies an adventure unprecedented in modern war. Together with our comrades of the fleet we are about to force a landing upon an open beach in the face of positions which have been vaunted by our enemies as imprenable. The landings will be stormed, and the war brought one step nearer to a glorious close. Hamilton, General Sir Ian Special order to troops issued on 21st April 1915 Billington, Rachel Glory US 2015 Fiction 9781409146230 3478 Play the opening like a book Spielmann, Rudolf Austrian Chess Player Blake, Daniel White Death US 2012 Fiction 7384483 3479 A roman legion, Killian, the dark witch did change into dragons and banish. To the Island of Stars on a plane beyond ours, they did vanish. Wondrous beasts who might well be dead, Wondrous beasts who might well be dead, But for Andra, guardian witch, from whom hope never fled. At the rise of the moons when all went black She had turned the first to a man with mild flak So for this and future spells, her rhyme stayed intact: Shed horns, spines, claws and webbed wings. Shrink scales, spade and tail-- Killian countered with a fiery bolt; Darkwyn writhed as he took the jolt While Andra missed not a beat or a mote: Warrior to beast, now back again. Send this man to the pane he began. Darkwyn twisted to shift from dragon to man, in the steam of the rift And elder stood by to share the gift. Dragons to Men Again Blair, Annette Vampire Dragon US 2011 Fiction 425240525 3480 I find that it is vital to have at least one handbag for each of the ten types of social occasion: Very formal, Not so formal, Just a teensy bit formal, Informal but not that informal, everyday, every other day, day travel, night travel, theater and fling. Miss Piggy Quote Blair, Annette Larceny and Lace US 2009 Fiction 425229114 3481 What we do today will become tomorrow's memory; and often the past we are now creating returns to haunt us. Bittner, Rosanne Outlaw Hearts US 1993 Fiction 1492612812 3482 My son, keep your father's commands, and do not forsake your mother's teaching. Bind them upon your heart forever; fasten them around your neck. When you walk, they will guide you; When you sleep, they will watch over you; When you awake, they will speak to you. For these commands are a lamp, This teaching is a light. Proverbs 6:20-23 Bible Bible Verse Bittner, Rosanne Outlaw Hearts US 1993 Fiction 1492612812 3483 Long ago, in a time that has faded fro.m memory, a mother's tears forged the bridge that, ever after, connected the power of the living, ever-changing world to the human heart Myth Bishop, Anne Bridge of Dreams US 2012 Fiction 451463811 3484 Is the sight that matters most the kind that is seen with the eyes or with the heart? Bishop, Anne Bridge of Dreams US 2012 Fiction 451463811 3485 War happens to people, one by one. That is really all I have to say, and it seems to me I have been saying it forever. Gellhorn, Martha The Face of War Blake, Sarah Postmistress US 2009 Fiction 143145444 3486 She is foremost of those that I would hear praised. Blake, Robin The Scrivener US 2015 Fiction 125005494X 3487 You find me at work; excuse the dust on my blouse. I sculpt the marble myself. Claudel, Camille Blackwell, Juliet Letters from Paris US 2016 Fiction 451473701 3488 Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Wylie, Sarah All These Lives US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374302085 3489 Death steals everything except our stories. Harrison, Jim Zentner, Jeff Goodbye Days US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780553524079 3490 In the desert, I saw a creature, naked, bestial, Who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands, And ate of it. I said, "Is it good, friend?" "It is bitter - bitter," he answered; "But I like it Because it is bitter, And because it is my heart." Crane, Stephen Zevin, Gabrielle Because it is my blood US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780374380748 3491 There is a big world out there - bigger than prom, bigger than high school - and it won't matter if you were the prom queen, or the quarterback of the football team, or the biggest nerd in school. Find out who you are and try not to be afraid of it. Geller, Josie Never Been Kissed Zielin, Lara The Implosion of Aggie Winchester US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780399254116 3492 He ne'er is crown'd With immortality, who fears to follow Where airy voices lead. Keats, John Williams, Avery The Alchemy of Forever US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780857076816 3493 Nature teaches me that my own body is surrounded by many other bodies, some of which I have to seek after, and others to shun. And indeed, as I perceive different sorts of colors, sounds, odors, tastes, heat, hardness, etc., I safely conclude that... some are agreeable, and others disagreeable, [and] there can be no doubt that my body, or rather my entire self, in as far as I am composed of body and mind, may be variously affected, both beneficially and hurtfully, by surrounding bodies. Descartes, Rene "Of the Existence of Material Things and of the Real Distinction Between the Mind and the Body of Man", Meditations on First Philosophy Freitas, Donna The Body Market US 2017 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1641 9780062118639 3494 To die will be an awfully big adventure. Barrie, J. M. Peter Pan Vail, Michele Undeadly US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780373210466 3495 Where am I to go, now that I've gone too far? Golden Earring Twilight Zone Vaught, Susan Going Underground US 2011 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781599906409 3496 John Milton proved fruitful in still one more respect. He was versatile, and Major Major soon found himself incorporating the signature in fragments of imaginary dialogues. Thus, typical endorsements on the official documents might read, 'John, Milton is a sadist' or 'Have you seen Milton, John?' One signature of which he was especially proud read, 'Is anybody in the John, Milton?' John Milton threw open whole new vistas filled with charming, inexhaustible possibilities that promised to ward off monotomy forever. Heller, Joseph Catch 22 Van De Ruit, John Spud-Exit, Pursued by a bear US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780143530244 3497 It was many and many a year ago, In a kingdom by the sea, That a maiden there lived whom you may know By the name of Annabel Lee... Poe, Edgar Allan Annabel Lee Poem Verday, Jessica Of Monsters and Madness US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781606844632 3498 All things that move between the quiet poles Shall be at my command. Emperors and kings Are but obey'd in their several provinces, Nor can they raise the wind, or rend the clouds; But his dominion that exceeds in this Stretcheth as far as doth the mind of man! A sound magician is a mighty god. Marlowe, Christopher The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus Wasserman, Robin The Book of Blood and Shadow US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780375868764 3499 And Little Red Cap thought, "As long as I live, I will never leave the path and run off into the woods by myself." The Brothers Grimm Little Red Cap Wasserman, Jamie Blood and Sunlight US 2010 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781935563327 3500 For my shield this day I call: strong power... in the glorious company of the holy and risen ones, in the prayers of the fathers, in visions prophetic and commands apostolic, in the annals of witness, in virginal innocence, in the deeds of steadfast men. Saint Patrick's Breastplate Weber, Mary Siren's Song US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401690403 3501 Around me I gather these forces to save my soul and my body from dark powers that assail me: against false prophesyings, against pagan devisings, against heretical lying and false gods all around me. Against spells cast. Saint Patrick's Breastplate Weber, Mary Siren's Fury US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401690373 3502 For my shield this day I call: Heaven's might, Sun's brightness, Moon's whiteness, Fire's glory, Lightning's swiftness, Wind's wildness, Ocean's depth, Earth's solidity, Rock's immobility. Saint Patrick's Breastplate Weber, Mary Storm Siren US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9781401690359 3503 Every separate sin and sorrow which wore the hearts of kings and people was foreknown by her, proclaimed by her. But though event after event showed her predictions true, her people continued to disregard her warnings, and to treat her as a vain enthusiast. Menzies, Louisa Lives of the Greek Heroines Weyn, Suzanne The Bar Code Rebellion US 2006 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1880 9780545470551 3504 Now is the hour. The time of the lone wolf is over... we are all about to go on a journey. We are the one we have been waiting for. Banyacya, Thomas Weyn, Suzanne The Bar Code Prophecy US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 9780545425292 3505 I cannot help it: the Devil may appear in my shape. Rebecca (Nurse) Original Transcripts of the Salem Witch Trials Weyn, Suzanne Invisible World US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1692 9780545334860 3506 The black dog said, 'Serve me,' but I said I am afraid. He said if I did not, he would do worse to me. Tituba the Slave Original Transcripts of the Salem Witch Trials Weyn, Suzanne Invisible World US 2012 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 1692 9780545334860 3507 P. Does the idea of death afflict you? V. (Very quickly.) No-no! P. Are you pleased with the prospect? V. If I were awake I should like to die, but now it is no matter. The mesmeric condition is so near death as to content me. P. I wish you would explain yourself, Mr Vankirk. V. I am willing to do so, but it requires more effort than I feel able to make. You do not question me properly. P. What then shall I ask? V. You must begin at the beginning. P. The beginning! But where is the beginning? Poe, Edgar Allan Mesmeric Revelation Bolano, Roberto Monsieur Pain US 1999 Fiction 9780811217149 3508 How much does a man live, after all? Does he live a thousand days, or one only? For a week, or for several centuries? How long does a man spend dying? What does it mean to say "for ever"? Neruda, Pablo Isabel Allende The House of The Spirits US 1982 Fiction 553273914 3509 Ah, my poor Jacques! You are a philosopher. But don't worry: I'll protect you. Diderot Jacques the Fatalist and His Master Palmer, Ada Too like the Lightning US 2016 Fiction 9780765378002 3510 The shadows on the dance floor, this tango brings sad memories to mind, let us dance and think no more while my satin dress has a chance to shine like a tear shines. Manzi, H His Voice Y Puig, Manuel Heartbreak Tango US 1969 Fiction 5251226310 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3511 Thus were their faces: and their wings were stretched upward; two wings were joined one to another, and two covered their bodies. Ezekiel 1:11 Ocampo, Silvina Leopoldina's Dream US 1988 Fiction 140100113 3512 Solomon saith: There is no new thing upon the earth. So that as Plato had an imagination, that all knowledge was but remembrance; so Solomon giveth his sentence, thal all novelty is but oblivion. Bacon, Francis Essays, LVIII Borges, Jorge Luis The Aleph US Fiction 9780141183831 3513 Papa Loko ou se van, pouse-n ale nou se papiyon na pote nouvel bay agoue... (Papa Loko, you are the wind, blow on us, we are butterflies, and we will carry the news to the others...) Old Haitian Slave Song Song Haiti Montero, Mayra The Red of his Shadow US 2001 Fiction 66210593 3514 La premeditation de la mort est premeditation de la liberte. Montaigne Essays Fuentes, Carlos The Death of Artemio Cruz US 1962 Fiction 9780374522834 3515 Oh, men who come forth into the earth through a cradle of ice and who enter through a grave, behold how you act... Calderon The Grand Theater of the World Fuentes, Carlos The Death of Artemio Cruz US 1962 Fiction 9780374522834 3516 Moi seul, je sais ce que j'aurais pu faire... Pour les autres, je ne susi tout au plus qu'un peut-etre. Stendhal The Red and the Black Fuentes, Carlos The Death of Artemio Cruz US 1962 Fiction 9780374522834 3517 ...of me and of Him and of the three of us Always three! Gorostiza Death Everlasting Fuentes, Carlos The Death of Artemio Cruz US 1962 Fiction 9780374522834 3518 Life is worth nothing. Nothin: that's what life is worth. Mexican popular song Song Fuentes, Carlos The Death of Artemio Cruz US 1962 Fiction 9780374522834 3519 I think myself into love, And I dream myself out of it. Hazlitt, William Marias, Javier The Man of Feeling US 1986 Fiction 811215318 3520 Yesterday had gone; Tomorrow has not come. Francisco de Quevedo Goytisolo, Juan Marks of Identity US 1966 Fiction 9781564784537 3521 Let's be sure about it, I said to myself; where is the cemetery? Outside or inside? ... The cemetery is inside Madrid. Madrid is the cemetery. Mariano Jose de Larra Goytisolo, Juan Marks of Identity US 1966 Fiction 9781564784537 3522 Better yet destruction, fire. Cernuda, Luis Goytisolo, Juan Marks of Identity US 1966 Fiction 9781564784537 3523 The most baeutiful garden is a cupboard filled with books. Tale of A Thousand and One Nights Goytisolo, Juan The Garden of Secrets US 1977 Fiction 3524 I dreamed of Tangler, whose proximity fascinated me, and the prestige of this city that is more or less a favorite haunt of traitors. Genet, Jean The Thief's Journal Goytisolo, Juan Count Julian US 1970 Fiction 9781564784841 3525 In their struggle against the Byzantines and the Berbers, the Arab chieftains had greatly extended their African dominions, and as early as the year 682 Uqba had reached the shores of the Atlantic, but he was unable to occupy Tangier, for he was forced to turn back toward the Atlas Mountains by a mysterious person whom Moslem historians almost always refer to as Ulyan, though his real name was problably Julian, or perhaps Urban or Ulban or Bulian. Soon thereafter he became a legendary figure, known as "Count Julian." We are not certain whether he was a Berber, a Visigoth, or a Byzantine; as a "count" he may have been the ruler of the fortress of Septem, once part of the Visigoth kingdom; or he may have been an exarch or a governor ruling in the name of the Byzantine Emperor: or, as he appears more likely, he may have been a Berber who was the lord and master of the Catholic tribe of Gomera... L. G. De V. Historia de Espana Spain Goytisolo, Juan Count Julian US 1970 Fiction 9781564784841 3526 Hush-a-bye baby, Oh, I'll give you a star. S Sleep pretty baby, It's the brightest by far. Hush-a-bye, hush-a-bye, Now do you want the world? For the sweet love of God, Got to sleep, darling girl. Song Giovanni, Maurizio de The Crocodile US 2012 Fiction 9781609451196 3527 Let it not be supposed that I am detailing any mystery, or penning any romance. Poe, Edgar Allan The Murders in the Rue Morgue Sciascia, Leonardo To Each His Own US 1968 Fiction 940322528 3528 One must do as the animals do, who erase every footprint in front of their lair. Montaigne Sciascia, Leonardo Equal Danger US 1971 Fiction 1590170628 3529 O Montaigne! You who pride yourself on your candor and truthfulness, be sincere and truthful, if a philoshopher can be so, and tell me whether there exists on earth a country where it is a crime to keep one's given word and to be clement and generous, where the good man is despised and the wicked man honored. Rousseau Sciascia, Leonardo Equal Danger US 1971 Fiction 1590170628 3530 O Rousseau! Sciascia, Leonardo Equal Danger US 1971 Fiction 1590170628 3531 And he that will not fight for such a hope Go home to bed, and like the owl by day If he arise, be mocked and wondered at. Henry VI, Part III Sciascia, Leonardo The Day of the Owl US 1961 Fiction 9781590170618 3532 We can see [Sicily] from here, the way you can look from the Tuileries across to the Faubourg Saint-Germain; the Strait - my word, it's scarely any wider than that, and yet we are in difficulties over the crossing. Would you believe it? If all we lacked were a good wind, we could do as Agamemnon did, and sacrifice a young maiden. We have more than enough of them, thank God. But there's not a boat to be had, that's the dilemma. One will be coming in, they say; so long as I have hopes of this, never suppose, Madame, that I will cast a single backward glance toward the country where you live, much as I delight in it. Now I want to see the homeland of Persephone, and discover why the Devil took himself a wife in that country. Courier Lettres de France et d'Italie Sciascia, Leonardo The Council of Egypt US 1963 Fiction 185754434X 3533 Despising all my glory, abandoning my high estate, leaving my family, I would go over mountains and hills, through seas and lands, till I should arrive at the place where my Lord the King resides, that I might see not only his glory and magnificence, and that of his servants and ministers, but also the tranquility of the Israelites. On beholding this my eyes would brighten, my reins would exult, my lips would pour forth praises to God, who has not withdrawn his favor from his afflicted ones. Shaprut, Hasdai Ibn Chabon, Michael Gentlemen of the Road US 2007 Fiction 3534 "From now on, I'll describe the cities to you," the Khan had said, "In your journeys you will see if they exist." Calvino, Italo Invisible Cities Chabon, Michael Gentlemen of the Road US 2007 Fiction 3535 Take your needle, my child, and work at your pattern; it will come out a rose by and by. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Chamberlin, Holly The Beach Quilt US 2014 Fiction 3536 And that was when, faced with a real death, and with this new wonder about men, I laid aside my drafts and hesitations and began to write very fast about Jack and his garden. Naipaul, V. S. The Enigma of Arrival Chen, Pauline The Red Chamber US 2012 Fiction 3537 Where is the grave of Sir Arthur O'Kellyn? Where may the grave of that good man be?— By the side of a spring, on the breast of Helvellyn, Under the twigs of a young birch tree! The oak that in summer was sweet to hear, And rustled its leaves in the fall of the year, And whistled and roared in the winter alone, Is gone,—and the birch in its stead is grown.— The Knight's bones are dust, And his good sword rust;— His soul is with the saints, I trust. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor The Knight's Tomb Christopher, Paul The Sword of the Templars US 2009 Fiction 3538 Here lies arthur, the Once and Future King. Malory, Thomas Christopher, Paul The Sword of the Templars US 2009 Fiction 3539 It's vitally important that men continue to keep secrets from women, and that women continue to keep secrets from men. The entire male/female dynamic relic on misrepresentation and misunderstanding. Why tamper with a good thing? Men, Women, and Secrets: It's All Good Chamberlin, Holly The Friends We Keep US 2007 Fiction 3540 Recent statistics show that fifty percent of marriages in the U.S. will end in divorce. Wake Up and Smell the Dirty Sheets: You Will Be Divorced Chamberlin, Holly Back in the Game US 2007 Fiction 758216521 3541 Let them think what they liked, but I didn;t mean to drown myself. I meant to swim till I sank-but that's not the same thing. Conrad, Joseph Chabon, Michael Wonder Boys US 2008 Fiction 3542 Much Madness is divinest sense to a discerning eye- Much sense the starkest madness. Dickinson, Emily Bernhardt, William Capitol Murder US 2006 Fiction 345451481 3543 Lad of Athens, faithful be To Thyself, And Mystery- All the rest is Perjury- Dicinson, Emily Bernhardt, William Capitol Threat US 2007 Fiction 3544 US 2008 Fiction 3545 Love makes you do the wacky. King, Ty Bernhardt, William Capitol Murder US 2006 Fiction 3546 When Envy breeds unkind division: There comes the ruin, there begins confusion. Shakespeare, William Henry VI, Part I Wasserman, Robin Envy US 2006 Fiction 3547 You can’t always get what you want. The Rolling Stones Song Wasserman, Robin Envy US 2006 Fiction 3548 How heavy do I journey on the way When what I seek, my weary travel's end, Doth teach that ease and that repose to say, "Thus far the miles are measured fro thy friend." Shakespeare, WIlliam Sonnet 50 Sonnet Wasserman, Robin Sloth US 2006 Fiction 3549 Nothing to do Nowhere to go I wanna be sedated The Ramones I Wanna Be Sedated Song Wasserman, Robin Sloth US 2006 Fiction 3550 The Italian people will soon be asked to choose not so much between two political groups or two different socio-ideological notions, but between Russia and the West... Giornale dell'Emilia Lucarelli, Carlo Via Delle Oche US 1996 Fiction 9781933372532 3551 We want to preserve peace for all Italians, and that is why this April 18 we are going to vote for the Front. We're going to throw out this government of clericalists and servants of foreign imperialism that is once again leading us to ruin. So long, then, until April 18 and victory. L'Unita Lucarelli, Carlo Via Delle Oche US 1996 Fiction 9781933372532 3552 Some forget that less than a year has passed since we were risking our lives every day, since our comrades left their homes to shoot, since they were tortured in Villa Trieste... At that time, when Communists were shooting and dying for everyone, nobody told them they mustn't "overdo it"... L'Unita Lucarelli, Carlo The Damned Season US 1991 Fiction 1945 9781933372273 3553 Let us lay down our arms, for we took up arms to chase the Germans out and the Germans are now gone... We do not long for adventure, we have no desire for parades, we went to war and we won, now our job is not to lose the peace. L'Unita Lucarelli, Carlo The Damned Season US 1991 Fiction 1945 9781933372273 3554 Officers and agents of the public security forces are entrusted with the safeguard of citizens' welfare and the preservation of public order, the protection of persons and of properties, and, in general, the prevention of crime; they gather evidence of these crimes, and proceed, in accordance with the law, to the identification and arrest of delinquents. Art. 1, Consolidated Act of Public Safety Laws Law Lucarelli, Carlo Carte Blanche US 1990 Fiction 1931 9781933372150 3555 - The Republic must end well. Even if the government falls, it must take into consideration the fascists who remain behind. Larice, how dependable are the Polizia? - Not very, Duce. - I knew it... Conversation between Benito Mussolini and Settimio Larice Conversation Lucarelli, Carlo Carte Blanche US 1990 Fiction 1945 9781933372150 3556 Ibergekumene tsores iz gut tsu dertseylin. Troubles overcome are good to tell. Yiddish Proverb Proverb Levi, Primo The Periodic Table US 1975 Fiction 805239294 3557 The loveliest, holiest, most poetic thing in the world is to be healthy. Sainte-Beuve Pasolini, Pier Paolo Roman Nights and Other Stories US 1965 Fiction, Anthology 910395195 3558 The few, friends who came to see me, new in my new state of old work, old misery, on those forgotten mornings and evenings near the Penitentiary, saw me bathed in a living light: a meek, violent revolutionary in my heart and language. A man was flowering. The Tears of the Excavator MacAfee, Norman and Martinengo, Luciano (translated by) Pier Paolo Pasolini: Poems US 1996 Fiction, Poetry 3559 If conquerors respect the temple and the gods of the conquered, they shall be saved. Aeschylus Agamemnon Malaparte, Curzio The Skin US 1949 Fiction 978159016221 3560 Ce qui m'interesse n'est pas toujours ce qui m'importe. Valery, Paul Malaparte, Curzio The Skin US 1949 Fiction 978159016221 3561 One can only offer one's self. Othersie, everything one calls offering is nothing but a label put on the self's retaliation. Weil, Simone Bassani, Giorgio The Smell of Hay US 1972 Fiction 704302217 3562 Elle est retrowee. Quoi? L'eternite. Rimbaud Bassani, Giorgio The Heron US 1968 Fiction 704301865 3563 The heart, to be sure, always has something to say about what is to come, to him who heeds it. But what does the heart know? Only a little of what has already happened. I promessi sposi, chapter viii Bassani, Giorgio The Garden of the Finzi-Continis US 1962 Fiction 1400044227 3564 What is important is not proof (for who can be said to have proved anything?) but what is most probable to the rational, informed mind. Baron, Louise Reynolds, Barbara Dante US 2006 Fiction 9781780767260 3565 Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem. William of Ockham Reynolds, Barbara Dante US 2006 Fiction 9781780767260 3566 Once again, the writer stains the tree of History with his thoughts, but it is not for us to find the trick that would enable us to put the animal back in its carrying cage. Mandelstam, Osip The End of the Novel Bine, Laurent Hhh II US 2009 Fiction 9781846554797 3567 To find something interesting, you merely have to look at it long enough. Flaubert, Gustave Tournier, Michel The Ogre US 1970 Fiction 080185590X 3568 There is always another island. Guehenno, Jean Tournier, Michel Friday US 1967 Fiction 801855926 3569 and do not blush at the thought of what is the human heart. Lautreamont The Songs of Maldoror Salvayre, Lydie The Lecture US 1999 Fiction 1564783510 3570 That mindless mist where shadow swirl, how could I pierce it? Queneau, Raymond Perec, Georges The Memory of Childhood US 1975 Fiction 1567921582 3571 Look with all your eyes, look Verne, Jules Michael Strogoff Perec, Georges Life a User's Manual US 1978 Fiction 879237511 3572 Estrella errante Amor pasajero Sigue tu camino Por mares y tierras Quebra tus cadenas (Wandering star Transitory love Follows your path Through seas and lands It breaks your chains) Peruvian song Song Peru Clezio, J. M. G. Le Wandering Star US 1992 Fiction 9781931896115 3573 There is no truth, there are only stories. Harrison, Jim Izzo, Jean-Claude Total Chaos US 1995 Fiction 9781609451264 3574 But something told me it was normal, that there are certain moments in your life when you have to do that - kiss corpses. Melo, Patricia Izzo, Jean-Claude Solea US 1998 Fiction 9781609451288 3575 These are bad times, that's all. Wurlitzer, Rudolph Izzo, Jean-Claude Chourmo US 1996 Fiction 9781609451271 3576 The night is far spent, the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light. Romans XIII, 12 Houellebecq, Michel Whatever US 1994 Fiction 9781846687846 3577 J'ui conserve de faux tresors dans des armoires vides Un navire inutile joint mon enfance a mon ennui Mes jeux a la fatigue Eluard, Paul Comme deux gouttes d'eau Ernaux, Annie Cleaned Out US 1974 Fiction 1564781399 3578 Then the knife plunges in. The farm-hand gives it two little shoves to push it through the thick skin, after which the long blade seems to melt through the neck fat as it sinks in up to the hilt. At first the boar doesn't understand a thing, he remains stretched out for a few seconds, thinking about it. Aha! Then he realizes he is being killed and utters strangled cries until he can scream no more. Hamsun, Knut Darrieusseeq, Marie Pig Tales US 1990 Fiction 156843614 3579 How can you jump over your own shadow When you don't have one any more? Baudrillard, Jean V: Fragments US 1995 Fiction 9781844675739 3580 This momentary joy breeds months of pain; This hot desire converts to cold disdain. Shakespeare, WIlliam The Rape of Lucrece Wasserman, Robin Lust US 2008 Fiction 3581 Don’t put me off, ’cause I’m on fire, And I can’t quench my desire. Don’t you know that I’m burning up for your love, You’re not convinced that that is enough. Madonna Burning Up Song Wasserman, Robin Lust US 2008 Fiction 3582 He that is proud eats up himself: pride is his own glass, his own trumpet, his own chronicle. Shakespeare, WIlliam Troilus and Cressida Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2008 Fiction 3583 This world is mine for the taking. Eminem Song Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2008 Fiction 3584 I eat too much I drink too much I want too much Too much Dave Matthews Band Too Much Song Wasserman, Robin Gluttony US 2007 Fiction 3585 They are as sick that surfeit with too much as they that starve with nothing. Shakespeare, WIlliam The Merchant of Venice Wasserman, Robin Gluttony US 2007 Fiction 3586 Power-including the capacity to shape the very categories used to classify for admission and to designate specific groups as warranting special consideration... is at the center of this process. From this perspective, an admissions policy is a kind of negotiated settlement among contending groups, each wishing to shape admissions criteria and the actual selection process to produce the outcome they prefer. Karabel, Jerome The Chosen: The Hidden History of Admission and Exclusion at Harvard, Yale, and Princeton Wasserman, Robin Hacking Harvard US 2009 Fiction 3587 Trust the system: admissions are generally fair. Time magazine Ten Tips You Need to Know Article Wasserman, Robin Hacking Harvard US 2009 Fiction 2006 3588 And all I really want is some patience A way to calm the angry voice And all I really want is deliverance. Macbeth … let grief convert to anger; blunt not the heart, enrage it. Shakespeare, WIlliam Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2006 Fiction 0-689-87785-4 3589 All I really want. Morissette, Alanis Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2006 Fiction 0-689-87785-4 3590 Each of them was born None of them were killed Everybody will be dead Baudrillard, Jean Cool Memories II US 1990 Fiction 745612520 3591 Animula vagula, blandula, hospes comesque corporis, quae nunc abibis in loca pallidula, bigida, nudula, nec, ut soles, dabis iocos... Hadrianus, P. Aelius Yourcenar, Marguerite Memoirs of Hadrian US 1951 Fiction 9780141184968 3592 The world is incessantly threatened by two dangers: order and disorder. Valery, Paul Simon, Claude The Wind US 1957 Fiction 807611573 3593 The only permanent factor in history is geography. Bismarck Simon, Claude The Invitation US 1987 Fiction 916583791 3594 No one makes history, no one sees it happen, no one sees the grass grow. Pasternak, Boris Simon, Claude The Grass US 1958 Fiction 807611565 3595 Inconnue, elle etait ma forme preferee, Celle qui m'enlevait le souci d'etre un homme, Et je la vois et je la perds et je subis Ma douleur, comme un peu de soleil dans l'eau froide. Eluard, Paul Sagan, Francoise Sunlight on Gold Water US 1969 Fiction 3596 The women shall have Gomorrah and the men shall have Sodom. Alfred de Vigny Proust, Marcel Sodom and Gomorrah US 1981 Fiction 375753109 3597 Sind wir nicht auch ein Weltgebaude, so gut als der Sternenhimmel, und eines das wir besser kennen solten, und besser kennen konnten, sollte man denken, als das dort oben? Lightenberg, Georg Christoph Gedankenbucher Bowie, Malcolm Proust Among the Stars US 1998 Fiction 231114907 3598 Are we too not a cosmic system, and one we know better, or at least ought to know better, than we do the heavenly firmament? Notebooks Bowie, Malcolm Proust Among the Stars US 1998 Fiction 231114907 3599 It would indeed give me a certain household joy to quit this lofty speaking, this spiritual astronomy, or search of stars, and come down to warm sympathies with you; but then I know well I shall mourn always the vanishing of my mighty gods. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Friendship Bowie, Malcolm Proust Among the Stars US 1998 Fiction 231114907 3600 Let the milky way be split into the milky way of inventor/explorers and the milky way of investor/exploiters. Khlebnikov, Velimir The Trumpet of the Martians Bowie, Malcolm Proust Among the Stars US 1998 Fiction 231114907 3601 The elephant is the wisest of all the animals, the only who remembers his former lives; and he remains motionless for long periods of time, meditating thereon. Buddhist Text Malraux, Andre Anti-Memoirs US 1967 Fiction 3602 Love is as hard adn unbending as hell. St. Theresa of Avila Jouve, Peirre Jean Paulina 1880 US 1973 Fiction 810160048 3603 Friar Bernardine: Thou has committed - Barabas: Fornication: but that was in another country And besides the wench is dead. Marlowe, Christopher The Jew of Malta Jouve, Peirre Jean The Desert World US 1927 Fiction 810160188 3604 ...This dream: a dreadful smothering of the soul, then a lofty idea of death, then an ordinary note pad where the day butts against the night. Jabes, Edmond The book of Questions: Vol II US 1991 Fiction 3605 Mark the first page of the book with a red marker. For, in the beginning, the wound is invisible. Alce, Reb Jabes, Edmond The book of Questions: Vol I US 1991 Fiction 3606 When, as a child, I wrote my name for the first time, I knew I was beginning a book. Stein, Reb Jabes, Edmond The book of Questions: Vol I US 1991 Fiction 3607 Pour ma part, mon cboix est fait. J'ai opte pour l'atbeisme social. Cet atheisme, je l'ai exprime depuis une quinzaine d'annees, dans une serie d'ouvrages.... Palante, Georges Y Gide, Andre and Bussy, Dorothy Lafcadio's Adventures US 1927 Fiction 1912 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3608 Strive to enter in at the strait gate. Luke xiii, 24 Gide, Andre Strait is the Gate US 1909 Fiction 3609 Here are the fruits of the earth, on which we are nourished. The Koran, II, 25 Gide, Andre The Fruits of the Earth US 1949 Fiction 3610 I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made. Psalm 139:121 Gide, Andre The Immoralist US 2000 Fiction 9780141182995 3611 Working with perfect integrity and extreme patience, Francois Gibault has given us the text of Rigodon without changing or omitting one word or punctuation mark. I thank him. Destouches, Lucette Celine, Louis-Ferdinand Rigadoon US 1969 Fiction 1564781623 3612 "...at that point where I can scarely conceive (could my brain be an enchanted mirror?) a kind of beauty in which there is no misfortune." "Like all my friends, I have tried more than once to enclose myself in a system and preach there at my ease. But a system is a sort of damnation... I have come back to seek shelter in impeccable naivete. It is there that my philosophical conscience finds rest." Baudelaire, Charles Cocteau, Jean The Infernal Machine and other Plays US 1963 Fiction 3613 The gods exist; that's the devil of it. Cocteau, Jean Cocteau, Jean The Infernal Machine and other Plays US 1963 Fiction 3614 It is as reasonable to represent one kind of imprisonment by another, as it is to represent anything that really exists by that which exists not. Defoe, Daniel Camus, Albert The Plague US 1947 Fiction 9780141185132 3615 Then my pen I dishonour, my pictures despise, My person degrade and my temper chastise; And the pen is my terror, the pencil my shame; And my talents I bury, and dead is my Fame. Blake, William Bataille, Georges L'abbe C US 1950 Fiction 1803 071452848X 3616 Truth, the bitter truth Danton Stendhal The Red and the Black US 1830 Fiction 9780140447644 3617 That you should be made a fool of by a young woman, why, it is many an honest man's case. The Pirate, Vol III Stendhal Love US 1957 Fiction 9780140443073 3618 Gia mi fur dolci inviti a empir le carte I luoghi ameni. (Once, favourite places were a sweet invitation to me To fill sheets of paper.) Ariosto Satire IV Stendhal The Charterhouse of Parma US 1839 Fiction 9780140449662 3619 Only I have the key to this savage parade. Illuminations Parade James, Jamie Rimbaud in Java: The Lost Voyage US 2011 Fiction 9789814260824 3620 I must rejoice beyond the confines of time... though the world be repelled by my joy, and in its coarseness know not what I mean. Ruysbroeck the Admirable Huysmans, Joris-Karl Against Nature US 1998 Fiction 9780199555116 3621 I do not know if I am hangman or victim for I imagine the most horrible tortures and as I describe them I suffer them myself. There is nothing I could not do and everything fills me with horror. Weiss, Peter Marat/Sade Hayman, Ronald Marquis de Sade: The Genius of Passion US 1978 Fiction 1860648940 3622 The less natural and urgent needs are, the stronger the passions and what is worse, the greater the power to satisfy them; so that after long prosperity, after having swallowed up many treasures and ruined many men, my hero will end up by killing everything until he is sole master of the universe. Such is in brief the moral picture, if not of human life, at least of the secret aspirations in the heart of every civilized man. Rosseau Discours sur l'inegalite Hayman, Ronald Marquis de Sade: The Genius of Passion US 1978 Fiction 1860648940 3623 Towards what is called civil, love made me pursue an adventure that led to prison. If they are not always beeautiful, men bound to evil possess the manly virtues. By their own choice or a choice made for them by accident, they steep themselvs knowingly, uncomplainingly into a reproachful shameful element lke the one entered by victims of profound love. Erotic games uncover an ieffable world. The nocturnal language of lovers reveal it but such a language is not written down. Genet, Jean Journal du voleur Hayman, Ronald Marquis de Sade: The Genius of Passion US 1978 Fiction 1860648940 3624 Now the heavens and earth are the hostels of creation; and time has seen a full hundred generations. Ah, this floating life, like a dream... True happiness is so rare! Li Po On a Banquet with my Cousins on a Spring Night in the Peach Garden Shen Fu Six Records of a Floating Life US Fiction 9780140444292 3625 The land does not hold back the water; every year comes disaster; The wind beats up the waves; everywhere is danger. Y Liu T'ieh-Yun The Travels of Lao Ts'an US 1952 Fiction Epigraphs begin on chapter 3626 On and on the Great River rolls, racing east. Of proud and gallant heroes its white-tops leave no trace, As right and wrong, pride and fall turn all at once unreal. Yet ever the green hills stay To blaze in the west-wanting day. Fishers and woodsmen comb the river isles. White-crowned, they've seen enough of spring and autumn To make good company over the wine jar, Where many a famed event Provides their merriment. Ershiwu sh tanci Luo Guanzhong Three Kingdoms US 1999 Fiction 520215842 3627 Afterwards, there occured violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. Plato Timaeus Blake, Marcus Atlantis: Revelation US 2012 Fiction 241959829 3628 Baby, baby, naughty baby, Hush, you squalling thing, I say, Peace this moment, peace, or maybe Bonaparte will pass this way. Baby, baby, he's a giant, Tall and black as Rouen steeple, And he breakfasts, dines, rely on't, Every day on naughty people. Baby, baby, if he hears you, As he gallops past the house, Limb from limb at once he'll tear you, Just as pussy tears a mouse. And he'll beat you, beat you, beat you, And he'll beat you all to pap, And he'll eat you, eat you, eat you, Every morsel snap, snap, snap English Lullaby Block, Lawrence A Walk Among the Tombstones US 1992 Fiction 752837486 3629 I want to know the rules of the game. So I can dominate it. Nikolai Wroth, Vampire General, Former Human Warlord. Cole, Kresley Ione, Larissa Showalter, Gena Blood Red Kiss US 2016 Fiction 1501142585 3630 No one possesses me, except in their fantasies. I'll kill you as easily as kiss you. Myst the Coveted, Considered the World's Most Beautiful Valkyrie Cole, Kresley Ione, Larissa Showalter, Gena Blood Red Kiss US 2016 Fiction 1501142585 3631 The first time I heard the voice I was terrified. It was noon, in summer, in my father's garden... I seldom heard the voice when it was not accompanied by a light. Usually it was very bright. Joan of Arc From the transcript of her trial France Blackwood, Scott See how Small US 2015 Fiction 031637380X 3632 Thomas Aquinas invented a third order of duration distinct from time and eternity, which he called Aevum... It co-exists with temporal events, at the moment of occurence, being, as was said, like a stick in a river. Aevum, you might say, is the time order of novels. Kermode, Frank The sense of an ending Blackwood, Scott See how Small US 2015 Fiction 031637380X 3633 It shall be called "Bottom's Dream", because it hath no bottom. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer's Night Dream, Bottom, Nick UK Blackwood, Scott See how Small US 2015 Fiction 031637380X 3634 The Days of Punishment have come, the days of retribution have come; let Israel know this! The prophet is a fool, the inspired man is demented. And there is only hostility in the house of God Hosea 9:7-8 Bible Kirkman, Robert The Walking Dead: Descent US 2014 Fiction 1250057175 3635 What are fears but voices airy? Whispering harm where harm is not, And deluding the unwary Til the fatal bolt is shot! Wordsworth, William Bolton, Sharon Dead Scared US 2012 Fiction 312600534 3636 Ah! Well a-day! what evil looks Had I from old and young! Instead of the cross, the Albatross About my neck was hung Coleridge, Samuel Taylor The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Bolton, Sharon A Dark and Twisted Tide US 2014 Fiction 593069188 3637 Do you not know that tonight, when the clock strikes midnight, all the vil things in the world will have full sway? Stoker, Bram Dracula Bolton, Sharon Like This, Forever US 2013 Fiction 059306917X 3638 Our bodies are our gardensm to which are will are gardeners Shakespeare, William Othello Bohjalian, Chris The Night Strangers US 2011 Fiction 307394999 3639 Dead... might not be quiet at all Norman, Marsha night Mother Bohjalian, Chris The Night Strangers US 2011 Fiction 307394999 3640 If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain; Dickinson, Emily Bohjalian, Chris Close your Eyes, Hold hands US 2014 Fiction 385534833 3641 Tell all the Truth but tell it slant. Dickinson, Emily Bohjalian, Chris Close your Eyes, Hold hands US 2014 Fiction 385534833 3642 I don't think I'd love you so deeply if you had nothing to complain of, and nothing to regret. Pasternak, Boris Doctor Zhivago Bohjalian, Chris The Guest Room US 2016 Fiction 385538898 3643 An old ballad is often like an old silver dagger or an old brass pistol; it is rusty or greenish; it is ominous with ancient fates still operating today. Sandburg, Carl The American Songbag Bouman, Tom Dry Bones in the Valley US 2014 Fiction 393350789 3644 How could ghosts gain a foothold in American cities? People move about like the tide, unable to form permanent ties with places, still less with other people.. Xiaotong, Fei China Boroson, M.H The Girl With Ghost Eyes US 2015 Fiction 1940456363 3645 The good and vertuous physition, whose purpose is rather the health of many, than the wealthe of himselfe, will not (I hope) mislike this my enterprise, which to this purpose specially tendeth, that even the meanest of my countrymen (whose skill is not so profound, that they can fetch this knowledge out of strange tongues, nor their abilitie so wealthy, as to entertaine a learned physition) may yet in time of their necessitie have some helps in their owne, or their neighbors fields and gardens at home. Lyte, Henry A Niewe Herball Borodale, Jane The Knot US 2012 Fiction 000743121X 3646 So old a story, and tell it no better? Passes, Pippa Bonfiglioli, Kyril Mortdecai US 1972 Fiction 241972671 3647 The Term " Global Warming" is as misleading as it is inaccurate. True, the overall temperature of the earth as measured by annual average readings will rise. But the agerages tell us next to nothing. A shortening of a rainy season by two weeks in a given agrea might be reflected as an increase in the average annual temperature of only a third of a degree. But the impack on the water supply -- and thus the growing season would be considerably higher. Paradoxically, rapid climate change may bring much lower temperatures in many places. It should noted that some changes may well benefit people in the affected areas, at least temporarily, by extending growing seasons, negating weather extremes, or having some other unpredictable effect. Unfortunately, the sensationalistic term, combined with the slow evolution of the effects prior to the crisis point, will make it hard to convince the general population of true danger. International Society of Environmental Scientists report Bonds, Larry Red Dragon Rising: Blood of War US 2012 Fiction 765321408 3648 US 3649 Be self-controlled, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour. 1 Peter 5:8 Bible Bible verse Box, C.J The Highway US 2013 Fiction 312583206 3650 Two Highways lay before me, which one will I choose down one lane, i'd find happiness and down another I would lose there is no one that I can trust, I must decide alone My decision is an awful one, which road will take me home Two Highways Krauss, Alison Poem Box, C.J The Highway US 2013 Fiction 312583206 3651 Men are what their mothers made them Emerson, Ralph Waldo The Conduct of Life Box, C.J Endangered US 2015 Fiction 399160779 3652 Therefore I did not know that I would grow to be My mother's evil seed and do these evil deeds. Eminem Evil Deeds Song Box, C.J Endangered US 2015 Fiction 399160779 3653 All progressions from a higher to a lower order are marked by ruins and mystery and a residue of nameless rage. McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian Box, C.J Off the Grid US 2016 Fiction 399176608 3654 After nightfall, the face of the country seems to alter marvelously, and the clear moonlight only intensifies the change. The river gleams like running quicksilver, and the moonbeams play over the grassy stretches of the plateaus...The Bad Lands seem to be stranger and wilder than ever... Roosevelt, Theodore Hunting Trips of a Ranchman Box, C.J Badlands US 2015 Fiction 312583214 3655 Jenny kissed me when we met, Jumping from the chair she sat in. Time, you thief, who love to get Sweets into your list, put that in. Say i'm weary, say i'm sad; Say that health and wealth have missed me; Say i'm growing old, but add-- Jenny kissed me! Hunt, Leigh Bova, Ben Power Play US 2012 Fiction 765317869 3656 However long your stay on this small planet lasts, and whatever happens during it, the most important thing is that -- from time to time-- you feel life's sweet caress Charbonneau, Jean-Baptiste Avis de Passage Boyd, William Sweet Caress US 2015 Fiction 1957 1632863324 3657 The Essential American soul is hard, isolate, stoic, and a killer. It has never yet melted. Lawrence, D.H Studies in Classic American Literature Boyle, T.C The Harder they Come US 2015 Fiction 62349384 3658 Life is easy to chronicle, but bewildering to practise Forster, E.M Boyne, John A History of Loneliness US 2015 Fiction 857520954 3659 In Reading gaol by Reading town There is a pit of shame, And in it lies a wretched man Eaten by teeth of flame, In burning winding-sheet he lies, And his grave has got no name. And there, till Christ call forth the dead, In silence let him lie: No need to waste the foolish tear, Or heave the windy sigh: The man had killed the thing he loved, And so he had to die. And all men kill the thing they love, By all let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word, The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword! Wilde, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol UK Brandreth, Gyles Oscar Wilde and the Murders at Reading Gaol US 2012 Fiction 1897 1848542534 3660 For a soul delighteth in the song of the heart, yea the song of the righteous is a prayer unto me, and it shall be answered with a blessing upon their heads. Doctrine and Covenants 25:12 Doctrine and Covenants Bray, Carys A Song for Issy Bradley US 2014 Fiction 553390880 3661 I hope you don't mind, but I have kept a few of your pieces For my private colelction Lindenberg, Rebecca Bray, Carys The Museum of You US 2016 Fiction 91959608 3662 Someday I hope I can become resigned to knowing it's not knowing I must bear. Lindenberg, Rebecca Bray, Carys The Museum of You US 2016 Fiction 91959608 3663 It's a Barnum and Bailey world, just as phony as it can be, But it wouldn't be make-believe if you believed in me. Rose, Billy and Harburg, E. Y. "Yip" It's Only a Paper Moon Song Murakami, Haruki 1Q84 US 2011 Fiction 3664 I am not writing this to be published. However, as it is taking form, I have to consider the possibility that someone will discover it. Therefore, let me start by saying that although this document constitutes my last will and testament, it also happens to be an accounting of my fascination with women. If my work should be found more interesting after my death, such as Van Gogh's was after his, I hope that those who read this document will understand my final wishes and that my legacy will be extended to generations to come. Umezawa, Heikichi Shimada, Soji The Tokyo Zodiac Murders US 2013 Fiction 1936 9781782271383 3665 O love, so long as you can love. Liszt, Franz Shin, Kyung-Sook Please Look After Mom US 2008 Fiction 9780307595917 3666 If death is death, what then of poets and the hibernating things no one remembers? Lorca, Federico Garcia Autumn Song Kim, Young-Ha Black Flower US 2012 Fiction 9780547691138 3667 The little rose, oh how should it be listed? Suddenly dark red and young and near? Oh we never knew that it existed Then we came, and saw that it was there. Unexpected till we came and saw it Unbelievable as soon as seen Hit the mark, despite not aiming for it: Isn't that how things have always been? Brecht, Bertolt Hwang Sok-Yong The Old Garden US 2000 Fiction 9781609804060 3668 He bears snatches of conversation; the wind singing under the thatched eaves; the rustle of twigs... the full-throated, happy cry of swallows in the evening air. His eyes are filled with helples anguish, like someone who has suddenly lost the power of speech at the very moment when he is about to say something terribly important, something crucial to everyone who might bear it. Tarkovsky, Andrei Andrei Rublev Chomei, Kamo-no Hojoki: Visions of a Torn World US 1996 Fiction 9781880656228 3669 Oitaru wo, chichi to se-yo. (That which is old should be treated with the respect due to a father.) Japanese Proverb Proverb Japan Ki no Tsurayuki The Tosa Diary US 1981 Fiction 804836957 3670 In fact the whole of Japan is a pure invention. There is no such country, there are no such people. Wilde, Oscar The Decay of Lying Y Ross, Christopher Mishima's Sword US 2006 Fiction 9780306815133 3671 Beauty, beautiful things, those are now my most deadly enemies. Mishima, Yukio The Temple of the Golden Pavilion Japan Stokes, Henry Scott The Life and Death of Yukio Mishima US 1975 Fiction 720601231 3672 Ba kuja sar niham keh chun zanjiir Har dare halqa-e dare digar-ast (Hide - but where? Each door I close opens another.) found in a ghazal Y Masud, Naiyer Snakecatcher: Stories US 2006 Fiction, Anthology 9780143099710 3673 Thou holdest mine eyes waking; I am so troubled that I cannot speak. I have considered the days of old, the years of ancient times. Psalm 77 Y Masud, Naiyer Snakecatcher: Stories US 2006 Fiction, Anthology 9780143099710 3674 The tale of he who a treaure map found that out some gate should you take leave, there sits a dome, if your back to the dome you turn and your face fronting Mecca, and an arrow you sling, whither the arrow falls a treasure trove lies. He went and arrows he let fly, so much so that he despaired, he did not find. And this news reached the King. Long-range archers arrows let fly, indeed naught was found. When to his Holiness be appealed, unto him it was inspired that we did not bid to pull the bow-string. Arrow in the bow he set, there before him it fell. Shams Tabrizi Mandanipour, Shahriar Censoring an Iranian Love Story US 2008 Fiction 1248 9780307269782 3675 Our interest's on the dangerous edge of things. The honest thief, the tender murderer, The superstitious atheist. Browning, Robert Bishop Blougram's Apology Pamuk, Orhan Snow US 2002 Fiction 375406972 3676 Politics in a literary work are a pistol-shot in the middle of a concert, a crude affair though one impossible to ignore. We are about to speak of very ugly matters. Stendhal The Charterhouse of Parma (translated by Richard Howard) Pamuk, Orhan Snow US 2002 Fiction 375406972 3677 Well, then, eliminate the people, curtail them, force them to be silent. Because the European enlightenment is more important than people. Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov Pamuk, Orhan Snow US 2002 Fiction 375406972 3678 The Westerner in me was discomposed. Conrad, Joseph Under Western Eyes Pamuk, Orhan Snow US 2002 Fiction 375406972 3679 There were innocent people, so innocent that they thought poverty a crime that wealth would allow them to forget. Salik, Celal from notebook Pamuk, Orhan The Museum of Innocence US 2008 Fiction 9780676979688 3680 If a man could pass thro' Paradise in a Dream, and have a flower presented to him as a pledge that his Soul had really been there, and found that flower in his hand when he awoke -- Aye? and what then? Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Pamuk, Orhan The Museum of Innocence US 2008 Fiction 9780676979688 3681 First, I surveyed the little trinkets on the table, her lotions and her perfumes. I picked them up and examined them one by one. I turned her little watch over in my hand. Then I looked at her wardrobe. All those dresses and accessories piled one on top of the other. These things that every woman used to complete herself - they induced in me a painful and desperate loneliness; I felt myself hers, I longed to be hers. Tanpinar, Ahmet Hamdi Pamuk, Orhan The Museum of Innocence US 2008 Fiction 9780676979688 3682 Verily, verily, I say unto you, except a corn of wheat all into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. John 12:24 Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Brother Karamazov US Fiction 3683 ...Or was his destiny from the start To be but just one moment Near your heart?... Turgenev, Ivan Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Gambler and Other Stories US 1877 Fiction, Anthology 9780140455090 3684 Oh, those storytellers! They can't rest content with writhing something useful, agreeable, palatable - they have to dig up all the earth's most cherished secrets! .... I'd forbid them to write, that's what I'd do! I mean, have you ever known the like? A man reads... and finds himself reflecting - and before he knows where he is, all kinds of rubbish come into his head. I'd forbid them to write, truly I would; forbid them to write altogether! Odoyevsky, Prince V. F. Dostoevsky, Fyodor Poor Folk and Other Stories US Fiction 9780140445053 3685 Then came Peter, and said to him, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? Until seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times; but Until seventy times seven. Matthew, xviii, 21-22 Resurrection Tolstoy, Leo US 1899-1900 Fiction 9780140424638 3686 And why beholdest thy the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? Matthew, vii, 3 Resurrection Tolstoy, Leo US 1899-1900 Fiction 9780140424638 3687 He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her. John, viii, 7 Resurrection Tolstoy, Leo US 1899-1900 Fiction 9780140424638 3688 The disciple is not above his master: but every one that is perfect shall be as his master. Luke, vi, 40 Resurrection Tolstoy, Leo US 1899-1900 Fiction 9780140424638 3689 ...for ever Jomini, Jomini, But never a mention of vodka... Davydov, Denis Master and Man and Other Stories Tolstoy, Leo US Fiction 9780140449624 3690 No one could joke like (ty kak nikto shutil) Akhmatova, Anna To the Memory of M. B-v Milne, Lesley Mikhail, Bulgakov: A Critical Biography US 1990 Non-Fiction, Biography 521227283 3691 Comme un fou se croit dieu nous nous croyons mortels. Delaland: Discours sur les ombres Nabokov, Vladimir Invitation to a Beheading US 1959 Fiction 679725318 3692 This reminds me of the ludicrous account he have Mr Langston, of the despicable state of a young gentleman of good family. 'Sir, when I heard of him last, he was running about town shooting cats.' And then in a sort of kindly reverie, he bethought himself of his own favorite cat, and said, 'But Hodge shan't be shot: no, no, Hodge shall not be shot.' Boswell, James The Life of Dr Johnson Nabokov, Vladimir Pale Fire US 1962 Fiction 9780141185262 3693 Without doubt, metaphysics has to do with everything that exists. However, the totality of what exists, including what has existed and will exist, is infinitely small in comparison with the totality of the Objects of knowledge. This fact easily goes unnoticed, probably because the lively interest in reality which is part of our nature tends to favor that exaggeration which finds the non-real a mere nothing - or, more precisely, which finds the non-real to be something for which science has no application at all or at least no application of any worth. [...] There is not the slightest doubt that what is supposed to be the Object of knowledge need not exist at all. Meinong, Alexius The Theory of Objects Ajvaz, Michal The Golden Age US 2001 Fiction 9781564785787 3694 And they are each other than one another, as being plural and not singular; for if one is not, they cannot be singular but every particle of them is infinite in number; and even if a person takes that which appears to be the smallest fraction, this, which seemed one, in a moment evanesces into many, as in a dream, and from being the smallest becomes very great, in comparison with the fractions into which it is split up. Plato Parmenides Ajvaz, Michal The Golden Age US 2001 Fiction 9781564785787 3695 The whole thing looks senseless enought, but in its own way perfectly finished. Kafka, Franz The Cares of a Family Man Ajvaz, Michal The Golden Age US 2001 Fiction 9781564785787 3696 Aeternum dictis da diva leporem. De Rerum Natura Virgil (translated by Fitzgerald, Robert) The Aeneid US Fiction 679413359 3697 They Way that can be mapped is not the Eternal Way. The Name that can be named is not the Eternal Name. Tao Te Ching China Buck, Pearl S. The Three Daughters of Madame Liang US 1969 Fiction 417025408 3698 ...but oh my desert yours is the only death I cannot bear. Shelton, Richard Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3699 Resist much. Obey little. Whitman, Walt US Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3700 Now. Or never. Thoreau Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3701 sabotage... n. [Fr. < sabot, wooden shoe + -age: from damage done to machinery by sabots]... Websters's New World Dictionary Definition of a word Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3702 ... a lunatic living about 1779, who in a fit of rage smashed up two frames belonging to a Leicestershire "stockinger." The Oxford Universal Dictionary Definition of a word Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3703 Down with all kings but King Ludd. Byron UK Abbey, Edward The Monkey Wrench Gang US 1990 Fiction 094268818X 3704 She is beautiful and therefore to be woo'd, She is a woman, therefore to be won Shakespeare, William UK Bradford, Barbara Taylor Cavendon Hall US 2014 Fiction 3705 Honor women: They wreathe and weave Heavenly roses into earthly life Von Schiler, Johann UK Bradford, Barbara Taylor Cavendon Hall US 2014 Fiction 3706 Man is the hunter, woman is his game. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Bradford, Barbara Taylor Cavendon Hall US 2014 Fiction 3707 ...She hath no loyal knight and true, The Lady of Shalott Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Lady of Shalott Bradley, Alan I am Half-Sick of Shadows US 2011 Fiction 385344015 3708 But in her web she still delights To weave the mirror's magic sights, For often thro' the silent nights A funeral, with plumes and lights And music, came from Camelot: Or when the moon was overhead Came two young lovers lately wed; 'I am half sick of shadows,' said The Lady of Shalott. Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Lady of Shalott Bradley, Alan I am Half-Sick of Shadows US 2011 Fiction 385344015 3709 Fear no more the heat o'the sun, Nor the furious winter's rages; Thou thy worldly Task hast done, Home art gone, and ta'en thy wages: Golden lads and girls all bust As chimney sweepers come to dust Shakespeare, William Cymbelline (IV.ii) Bradley, Alan The Chimney Sweepers Come to Dust US Fiction 3710 Now from yon black and fun'ral yew, That bathes the charnel-house with dew, Methinks I hear a voice begin (Ye ravens, cease your croaking din, Ye tolling clocks, no time resound O'er the long lake and midnight ground); It sends a peal of hollow groans, Thus speaking from among the bones. Parnell, Thomas A Night Piece on Death Bradley, Alan Speaking from Among the Bones US 2013 Fiction 1721 385344031 3711 Tinker, tailor, Soldier, sailor, Rich man, poor man, Beggar man, thief. An old english nursery rhyme Bradford, Barbara Taylor The Cavendon Luck US 2016 Fiction 1250091276 3712 I heave myself out of the darkness slowly, painfully. And there Iam, and there he is.. Rhys, Jean Brooks-Dalton, Lily Good Morning, Midnight US 1939 Fiction 812998901 3713 I will dance The dance of dying days And sleeping life. I will dance In cold, dead leaves A bending, whirling human flame. I will dance As the Horned God rides Across the skies. I will dance To the music of His hounds Running, baying in chorus. I will dance With the ghosts of those Gone before. I will dance Between the sleep of life And the dream of death. I will dance On Samhain’s dusky eye, I will dance. Dezoma, Karen Bergquist An Autumn Chant Brooks, Kevin A Dance of Ghosts US 2011 Fiction 99553813 3714 US 3715 I have had worse partings, but none that so Gnaws at my mind still. Perhaps it is roughly Saying what God alone could perfectly show – How selfhood begins with a walking away, And love is proved in the letting go. Day-Lewis, Cecil Walking Away Brown, Kate Lord The Perfume Garden US 2012 Fiction 1848879334 3716 You can go proudly. You are History. You are legend. La Pasionaria's Final Speech to the International Brigades, Barcelona, October 1938 Brown, Kate Lord The Perfume Garden US 2012 Fiction 1938 1848879334 3717 My breath, my light, the one my heart flies toward Brockmole, Jessica Letters from the Skye US 2013 Fiction 345542606 3718 If you shut up truth and bury it under the ground, it will but grow, and gather itself such explosive power that the day it bursts through it will blow up everything in it's way. Zola, Emile France Broom, Isabelle My Map of You US 2016 Fiction 1405925272 3719 A glass of prosecco at dawn is romantic. It fizzes with excitement while the morning yawns awake. As the day grows wiser, a flute of sparkling wine adds magic to a lazy afternoon. But when the sky turns red over the hills and the evening star winks at the possibility of a kiss, nothing surpasses champagne. Trumperton, Lisa Castlemaine, 2016 Brown, Helen Timbledown Manor US 2014 Fiction 2016 1496701488 3720 Now the acts of David the king, first and last, behold, they are written in the words of Samuel the seer, and in the words of Nathan the prophet 1 Chronicles 29 Bible Bible verse Brooks, Geraldine The Secret Chord US 2015 Fiction 9780670025770 3721 Now the rest of the acts of Solomon, first and last, are they not written in the history of nathan the prophet? 2 Chronicles 9:29 Bible Bible verse Brooks, Geraldine The Secret Chord US 2015 Fiction 9780670025770 3722 Paris in the rain is still Paris McReynolds, Catherine Remine Catherine Remine McReynolds, 18/11/1923 Brown, Eleanor The Light of Paris US 2016 Fiction 1923 039915891X 3723 Life is a whim of several billion cells to be you for a while. Marx, Groucho Brookmyre, Christopher Bedlam US 2013 Fiction 356502139 3724 There is much to be said for the advantage of rules and regulations, much the same thing as can be said in praise of middle-class society - he who sticks to them will never produce anything that is bad or in poor taste, just as he who lets himself be moulded by law, order and prosperity will never become an intolerable neighbor or a striking scoundrel. On the other hand... rules and regulations ruin our true appreciation of nature and our powers to express it. Goethe The Sorrows of Young Werther Brookner, Anita Family and Friends US 1985 Fiction 1774 679781641 3725 Gone - flitted away, Taken the stars from the night and the sun from the day! Gone, and a cloud in my heart Lord Tennyson, Alfred Brooke, Amanda The Missing Husband US 2015 Fiction 7511361 3726 Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the night. Keller, Helen Brooke, Amanda Where I found You US 2014 Fiction 7511345 3727 If I were a rich man, I'd spend most of my day lying comfortabky in an overstuffed armchair thinking about death. But i'm so poor, so I can only think about it in my spare moments, or when no one's looking. Zavattini, Cesarre Brizzi, Fausto 100 Days of Happiness US 2013 Fiction 525427376 3728 Little Charles, sleep sweetly in peace, Soon enough you must wake Soon enough see our evil time And taste it's gall. The World is an island of sorrow As soon as you breathe you must die And stay behind as earth. Bellman, Carl Michael Brekke, Jorgen Dreamless US 2015 Fiction 1250016991 3729 For thou shalt have full many a chance to roam Seeking for something that all men love well Not for an unknown Isle where monsters dwell Morris, William Brekke, Jorgen Where Monsters Dwell US 2014 Fiction 1250016800 3730 A round man cannot be expected to fit in a square hole right away. He must have time to modify his shape Twain, Mark US Brennan, Alison Stolen US 2013 Fiction 1250005973 3731 Across the water were the Palisades, crowned by the ugly framework of the amusement park -- yet soon it would be dusk and those same iron cobwebs would be a glory against the heavens, an enchanted palace set over the smooth radiance of a tropical canal Fitzgerald, F. Scott US Brennert, Alan Palisades Park US 2013 Fiction 312643721 3732 I will knock down the Gates of the Netherworld, I will smash the door posts, and leave the doors flat down, and will let the dead go up to eat the living! And the dead will outnumber the living! Ishtar The Epic of Gilgamesh Tablet IV Mesopotamia Brady, Kira Hearts of Shadow US 2013 Fiction 1420124579 3733 Fool me once, shame on you Fool me twice, shame on me Parker, Robert B Robert B. Parker's Fool Me Twice US 2012 Fiction 307987787 3734 It's not lily days which shape our souls, but the frozen winter nights when we find ourselves in the pit of Zandru's Forge and discover who we truly are Leynier, Felicia Bradley, Marion Zimmer Ross, Deborah J Zandru's Forge US 2003 Fiction, Science fantasy 756401844 3735 Who ever thought they would not hear the dead? Who ever thought that they could quarantine Those who are not, who had once been? Edgar, Stephen Nocturnal Price, Richard The Whites US 2015 Fiction 805093990 3736 Death investigation constitutes a heavy responsibility, and as such, let no person deter you from the truth and your own personal commitment to see that justice is done. Not only for the deceased, not for the surviving family as well. Geberth, Vernon Practical Homicide Investigation Price, Richard The Whites US 2015 Fiction 805093990 3737 All events are but the consummation of preceding causes, clearly seen but not distinctly apprehended. When the strain is sounded, the most untutored listener can tell that it must end with the keynote, although he cannot see why each successive bar must lead at last to the concluding chord. The law of Karma is the force which leads all chords to the keynote, which spreads the ripples from the tiny stone dropped into a pool, until the tidal waves drown a continent, long after the stone has sunk from sight and been forgotten. The Teachings of Rajasta the Mage Bradley, Marion Zimmer The Fall of Atlantis US 1983 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 671656155 3738 This is the story of one such stone, dropped into the pool of a world which was drowned long before the Pharaohs of Egypt piled one stone upon another The Teachings of Rajasta the Mage Bradley, Marion Zimmer The Fall of Atlantis US 1983 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 671656155 3739 To the land of no return, the land of darkness, the place where dust is their nourishment, clay their food. They have no light, in darkness they dwell. Clothed like birds, with wings as garments From the descent of the Goddess Ishtar into the Lower World Bradley, Kira Hearts of Chaos US 2014 Fiction 1420124587 3740 Yatra naaryasto poojyantay, ramantay tatra devata. (Where women are honored, there the gods are pleased.) Manusmriti 3/56, 100 CE Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee Before we Visit the Goddess US 2016 Fiction 1476792003 3741 Everybody lives two ways. The first is simple, the second less so. Thompson, Jean Fire Dreams Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee Before we Visit the Goddess US 2016 Fiction 1476792003 3742 Oh love is the crooked thing There is nobody wise enough to find out all that is in it, For he would be thinking of love Till the stars had run away, And the shadows eaten the moon; Ah penny, brown penny, brown penny, One cannot begin it too soon Yeats, W.B The Young Man's Song Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee Oleander Girl US 2013 Fiction 1451695659 3743 Why did you vanish into empty sky? Even the fragile snow when it falls, falls in this world Shikibu, Izumi Dilloway, Margaret Sisters of Heart and Snow US 2015 Fiction 399170804 3744 Some warriors look fierce, but are mild. Some seem timid, but are vicious. Look beyond appearances; position yourself for the advantage Deng Ming Dao Dilloway, Margaret Sisters of Heart and Snow US 2015 Fiction 399170804 3745 The Himalayan legend says there are beautiful white birds that live completely in flight. They are born in the air, must learn to fly before falling and die also in their flying. Maybe you have been born into such a life with the bottom dropping out. Sweeny, Jennifer K. In Flight Diffenbaugh, Vanessa We Never Ask for Wings US 2014 Fiction 055339231X 3746 Moss is selected to be the emblem of maternal love, because, like that love, it glads the heart when the winter of adversity overtakes us, and when summer friends have deserted us. Dumont, Henrietta The Floral Offering Diffenbaugh, Vanessa The Language of Flowers US 2011 Fiction 034552554X 3747 Each man is the architect of his own fate Appius Claudius Doetsch, Richard Half Past Dawn US 2011 Fiction 143918397X 3748 I am not an adventurer by choice, but by fate Van Gogh, Vincent Doetsch, Richard Half Past Dawn US 2011 Fiction 143918397X 3749 It is what a man thinks of himself that really determines his fate. Thoreau, Henry David Doetsch, Richard Half Past Dawn US 2011 Fiction 143918397X 3750 The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious Einstein, Albert Doetsch, Richard The Thieves of Darkness US 2010 Fiction 1416598952 3751 Myths which are believed in tend to become true Orwell, George Doetsch, Richard The Thieves of Darkness US 2010 Fiction 1416598952 3752 Cory: For Alice. I renew my vow not to fork any new instances without your permission. Charles: For Feorag. Just because! Doctorov, Cory and Stross, Charles The Rapture of the Nerds US 2012 Fiction, Science Fiction 765329107 3753 My child, such trouble I have. And you sleep, your heart is placid; your dream in the joyless wood; in the night nailed in bronze, in the blue dark you lie still and shine. Simonides Danae Donoghue, Emma Room US 2010 Fiction 316098337 3754 I thrust my arms wildly above and around me in all directions. I felt nothing: Yet dreaded to move a step, lest I should be impeded by the walls of a tomb Poe, Edgar Allan The Pit and Pendulum Donoghue, Clare No Place to Die US 2015 Fiction 1250046084 3755 Beacuse of the dog's joyfulness, our own is increased. It is no small gift. Oliver, Mary Dog Songs Donohue, Meg Dog Crazy US 2015 Fiction 62331035 3756 If you are reading this book, there is a high probability that your heart is broken. James, John W and Friedman, Russell The Grief Recovery Handbook Donohue, Meg Dog Crazy US 2015 Fiction 62331035 3757 Why did you glance back? Why did you hesitate for that moment? H.D Euridyce Donohue, Keith The Motion of Puppets US 2016 Fiction 1250057183 3758 Only connect! Forster, E.M Howard's End Donovan, Kemper The Decent Proposal US 2016 Fiction 62391623 3759 Tell us underneath what skies, Upon what coasts of earth we have been cast; We wander ignorant of men and places, And driven by the wind and the vast waves. Virgil The Aeneid Donoghue, Emma Astray US 2012 Fiction 316206296 3760 I stopped believing in Santa Claus when my mother took me to see him in a department store, and he asked for my autograph. Temple, Shirley US Dorsey, Tim When Elves Attack US 2011 Fiction 62092847 3761 A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives. Robinson, Jackie Dorsey, Tim Pineapple Grenade US 2012 Fiction 61876909 3762 It would be a bitter cosmic joke if we destroy ourselves due to atrophy of the imagination Gellhorn, Martha Dorsey, Tim The Riptide: Ultra Glide US 2013 Fiction 62092782 3763 The Early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese Wright, Steven Dorsey, Tim The Riptide: Ultra Glide US 2013 Fiction 62092782 3764 The world is a comedy to those that think, a tragedy to those that feel Walpole, Horatio Dorsey, Tim Tiger Shrimp Tango US 2014 Fiction 62092812 3765 May there be no frost on your potatoes, nor worms in your cabbage Donoghue, Emma The Wonder US Fiction 3766 Like the eye, the ear and the elbow, the genome shows no element of design, but is instead filled with compromise, contingency and decay Jones, Steve Doughty, Louise Apple Yard Tree US 2013 Fiction 571297889 3767 We go through life mishearing and mis-seeing and misunderstanding so that the stories we tell ourselves will add up Malcolm, Janet Doughty, Louise Apple Yard Tree US 2013 Fiction 571297889 3768 You should remind yourself that when you love is mortal, that when you love is not your own. It is granted to you for the present while, and not irrevocably, nor for ever, but like a fig or a bunch of grapes in the appointed season; and if you long for it in the winter, you are a fool. The Discourse of Epictetus Doughty, Louise Whatever You Love US 2010 Fiction 571254756 3769 On one side there is luminousity, trust, faith, the beauty of the earth; on the other side, darkness, doubt, unbelief, the cruelty of the earth, the capacity of people to do evil. When I write, the first side is true; when I do not, the second is. Milosz, Czeslaw Road-Side Dog Dovey, Ceridwen Only the Animals US 2014 Fiction 1926428587 3770 Each creature is key to all other creatures. A dog sitting in a patch of sun licking itself, says he, is at one moment a dog and the next a vessel of revelation. Coatzee, J.M Elizabeth Costello US Dovey, Ceridwen Only the Animals US 2014 Fiction 1926428587 3771 We're all mad here. Carroll, Lewis UK Robb, J.D, Blayney, Mary, Fox, Elaine, Mccomas, Mary Kay and Langan, Ruth Ryan Down the Rabbit Hole US 2015 Fiction 515155470 3772 I shall not commit the fashionable stupidity of regarding everything I cannot explain as a fraud. Jung, Carl Robb, J.D, Blayney, Mary, Fox, Elaine, Mccomas, Mary Kay and Langan, Ruth Ryan Down the Rabbit Hole US 2015 Fiction 515155470 3773 Every Angel is terrible. Rilke, Rainer Maria The Duino Elegies Downum, Amanda Dreams of Shreds and Tatters US 2015 Fiction 1781083274 3774 If every angel is terrible, then why do you welcome them? CocoRosie Terrible Angels Downum, Amanda Dreams of Shreds and Tatters US 2015 Fiction 1781083274 3775 In a perfect world, there are no bad dreams we fall asleep believing in the same things For it's not perfect where we are No wishes come true from falling stars Module, God Image Downum, Amanda Dreams of Shreds and Tatters US 2015 Fiction 1781083274 3776 When asked where his officers were, a British NCO replied, " When it comes time to die, they'll be with us." Gabriel, Richard A. and Savage, Paul L. Crisis in Command: Mismanagement in the Army Dietz, William C. Andromeda's War US 2014 Fiction 1978 042525626X 3777 He is a fellow without any collective significance, barely an individual L.F. Celine The Church Sartre, Jean-Paul Nausea US 1938 Fiction 3778 If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite Blake, William UK Huxley, Aldous The Doors of Perception US 1954 Fiction 3779 Trop de perversite regne au siècle ou nous sommes, Et je veux me tirer du commerce des hommes Moliere France Hartley, L.P. The Hireling US 1957 Fiction 3780 Their coming and going is sure in the night: in the plains of Asia (saith he), the storks meet on such a set day, he that comes last is torn to pieces, and so they get them gone Burton, Robert A Digression on the Air Burgess, Anthony The Enemy in the Blanket US 1958 Fiction 3781 Allah is great, no doubt, and Juxtaposition his prophet Hugh-Clough, Artthur Amours de Voyage Burgess, Anthony Beds in the East US 1959 Fiction 3782 Good, too, Logic, of course; in itself, but not in fine weather Hugh-Clough, Artthur The Bothie of Tober-na- Vuolich Burgess, Anthony Beds in the East US 1959 Fiction 3783 - Allons, dernier des poetes, / Toujours enferme tu te rendra malade! Jules Laforgue Dimanches France Burgess, Anthony Inside Mr Enderby US 1963 Fiction 3784 Human existence being an hallucination containing in itself the secondary hallucinations of night and day... de Selby fictional O' Brien, Flann The Third Policeman US 1967 Fiction 3785 Since the affairs of men rest still uncertain, / Let’s reason with the worst that may befall Shakespeare, William O' Brien, Flann The Third Policeman US 1967 Fiction 3786 We wove a web in childhood / A web of sunny air... Bronte, Charlotte Retrospection UK Byatt, A.S. The Game US 1967 Fiction 3787 The principle of the imagination resembles the emblem of the serpent... Coleridge, Samuel Taylor UK Byatt, A.S. The Game US 1967 Fiction 3788 Every Night and every Morn / Some to Misery are born... Blake, William Auguries of Innocence UK Christie, Agatha Endless Night US 1967 Fiction 3789 Esperad todavia. / El bestial elemento se solaza Ruben Dario Spain? Burgess, Anthony Enderby Outside US 1968 Fiction 3790 An Eagle for an Emperor, a Gyrfalcon for a King; a Peregrine for a Prince... The Boke of St Albans, and a Harlan manuscript Hines, Barry A Kestrel for a Knave US 1968 Fiction 1486 3791 In the beginning all the world was America Locke, John Carter, Angela The Passion of New Eve US 1977 Fiction 3792 2+2=5; a notice put up in Moscow... Burgess, Anthony 1985 US 1978 Fiction 3793 Then, carefully examining what I was... Rene Descartes Discours de la Methode France Fowles, John Mantissa US 1982 Fiction 3794 Sylvia: We must be serious now... Marivaux France Fowles, John Mantissa US 1982 Fiction 3795 Historia, -ae, f. 1. inquiry, investigation, learning... Dictionary Definition of a word Swift, Graham Waterland US 1983 Fiction 3796 Ours was the marsh country... Dickens, Charles Great Expectations UK Swift, Graham Waterland US 1983 Fiction 3797 Caelum, non animum mutant, qui trans mare currunt Horace Greece Lodge, David Small World US 1984 Fiction 3798 When a writer calls his work a Romance... Hawthorne, Nathaniel US Lodge, David Small World US 1984 Fiction 3799 Hush! Caution! Echoland! Joyce, James Ireland Lodge, David Small World US 1984 Fiction 3800 There’s a feeling I get when I look to the West... Led Zeppelin Ellis, Bret Easton Less Than Zero US 1985 Fiction 3801 The facts, even when beaded on a chain, still did not have real order. Events did not flow... O’Brien, Tim Going After Cacciato Ellis, Bret Easton The Rules of Attraction US 1987 Fiction 3802 There are things that people cannot imagine but nothing that people will not do Sui Jiansu Zhang Wei The Ancient Ship US 1987 Fiction 3803 Upon the midlands now the industrious muse doth fall, The shires which we the heart of England well may call. DRAYMAN: Poly-Olbion Eliot, George Epigraph to Felix Holt the Radical Another book's epigraph Lodge, David Nice Work US 1988 Fiction 3804 Two nations; between whom there is no intercourse and no sympathy... Benjamin Disraeli Sybil; or, the Two Nations UK Lodge, David Nice Work US 1988 Fiction 3805 When a writer calls his work a Romance... Nathaniel Hawthorne Preface to The House of the Seven Gables Preface of another book US A.S. Byatt Possession US 1990 Fiction 3806 And if at whiles the bubble, blown too thin, / Seem nigh on bursting, - if you nearly see... Browning, Robert Mr Sludge, “the Medium” A.S. Byatt Possession US 1990 Fiction 3807 Orphee: Enfin, Madame... m’expliquerez-vous?... Cocteau screenplay to Orphee Coe, Jonathan What a Carve Up! US 1994 Fiction 3808 Meet me, he’d said and forgotten / Love me: but of love we are frightened Philippe, Louis Yuri Gagarin Coe, Jonathan What a Carve Up! US 1994 Fiction 3809 One night I was sitting on the bed in my hotel room on Bunker Hill, down in the middle of Los Angeles.... Fante, John Ask the Dust Ellis, Bret Easton The Informers US 1994 Fiction 3810 Therapy. The treatment of physical, mental or social disorders of disease Dictionary Definition of a word Lodge, David Therapy US 1995 Fiction 3811 You know what, Soren? There’s nothing the matter with you but your silly habit of holding yourself round- shouldered. Just straighten your back and stand up and your sickness will be over Lund, Christian - uncle of Soren Kierkegaard Lodge, David Therapy US 1995 Fiction 3812 Writing is a form of therapy Greene, Graham UK Lodge, David Therapy US 1995 Fiction 3813 An ape, a most ill-favoured beast. / How like us in all the rest? Cicero Italy Self, Will Great Apes US 1997 Fiction 3814 When I come home late at night from banquets, form social gatherings... Kafka, Franz A Report to the Academy Self, Will Great Apes US 1997 Fiction 3815 Fountains of water, sweet, wholesome and clear, stream forth among the glittering pebble stones Fitzstephen, William description of Holywell, Shoreditch description Come before Christ and Murder Lover Home, Stewart US 1997 Fiction 12th Century 3816 My mother said / I never should / Play with the gypsies... Skipping rhyme Song Fay Weldon A Hard Time to be a Father US 1998 Fiction 3817 What’s past is prologue Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Smith, Zadie White Teeth US 2000 Fiction 3818 Diese Gleichnisreden sind artig und unterhaltend, und wer spielt nicht gern mit Ähnlichkeiten? Goethe Wahlverwandtschaften Germany A.S. Byatt The Biographer’s Tale US 2000 Fiction 3819 I regard truth as a divine ventriloquist. I care not from whose mouth the sounds are supposed to proceed, if only the words are audible and intelligible Coleridge Biographia Literaria UK Home, Stewart 69 Things to Do with a Dead Princess US 2002 Fiction 3820 I am a machine condemned to devour books Marx, Karl Letter to his daughter Laura Letter Germany Home, Stewart 69 Things to Do with a Dead Princess US 2002 Fiction 1868 3821 There is an unconscious appositeness in the use of the word person to designate the human individual... Shopenhauer Self, Will Dorian US 2002 Fiction 3822 Why did you lie to me? I always thought I told the truth. Why did you lie to me? Because the truth lies like nothing else and I love the truth Strand, Mark Elegy for my father Woolf, Tobias Old School US 2003 Fiction 3823 We work in the dark - we do what we can - we give what we have. Our doubt is our passion and our passion is our task. The rest is the madness of art James, Henry The Middle Years UK Lodge, David Author, Author US 2004 Fiction 3824 Who was to be lucky and who to be rich, Who’d get to the top of the tree Moscheles, Felix In Bohemia with Du Maurier Lodge, David Author, Author US 2004 Fiction 3825 Mo run geal og (My Fair Young Love) Kennedy, A.L. Paradise US 2004 Fiction 3826 And did you get what you wanted from this life, even so? / I did. / And what did you want? / To call myself beloved, to feel myself / beloved on the earth Carver, Raymond Late Fragment Forster, Margaret Is there anything you want? US 2005 Fiction 3827 In our misery we wanted to scream for help, but there was no one there to come to our aid Petronius Greece Bolano, Roberto Amulet US 2006 Fiction 3828 What are you thinking?... Guo, Xiaolu A Concise Chinese- English Dictionary for Lovers US 2007 Fiction 3829 entence noun. Middle English 1. 2b. 5. 7... The New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary Definition of a word Lodge, David Deaf Sentence US 2008 Fiction 3830 Who knows, whether, if I had given up smoking, I should really have become the strong perfect man I imagined?... Sveno, Italo Confessions of Zeno Italy Self, Will The Butt US 2008 Fiction 3831 He alone, who owns the youth, gains the future Hitler, Adolf Germany Palahniuk, Chuck Pygmy US 2009 Fiction 3832 Deep inside the town there open up, so to speak, double streets, doppelgänger streets, mendacious and delusive streets Schulz, Bruno The Cinnamon Shops and other stories Mieville, China The City & the City US 2009 Fiction 3833 History repeats the old conceits, the glib replies, the same defeats. Costello, Elvis Beyond Belief US Ellis, Bret Easton Imperial Bedrooms US 2010 Fiction 3834 There is no trap so deadly as the trap you set for yourself Chandler, Raymond The Long Goodbye US Ellis, Bret Easton Imperial Bedrooms US 2010 Fiction 3835 Land and sea, weakness and decline are great separators, but death is the great divorcer for ever Keats UK Toby Litt King Death US 2010 Fiction 1820 3836 Time is money Franklin, Benjamin Advice to a Young Tradesman US Shriver, Lionel So Much for That US 2010 Fiction 1748 3837 Love is the world’s infinite mutability; lies hatred, murder even, are all knit up in it; it is the inevitable blossoming of its opposites, a magnificent rose smelling faintly of blood Kushner, Tony The Illusion Flynn, Gillian Gone Girl US 2012 Fiction 3838 lascia ch’io torni al mio paese sepolto nell’erba come in un mare caldo e pesante Let me return to my home town entombed in grass as in a warm and high sea Bassani, Giorgio Saluto a Roma Italy Lahiri, Jhumpa The Lowland US 2013 Fiction 3839 D’ailleurs, c’est toujours les autres qui meurent Duchamp, Marcel France Self, Will Shark US 2014 Fiction 3840 The greater part of Asia was discovered by Darius, who had wished to know where it was that the sea was joined by the River Indus... Herodotus The Histories Shamsie, Kamila A God in Every Stone US 2014 Fiction 3841 I am not yet so lost in lexicography as to forget that words are the daughters of the earth, and that things are the sons of heaven. Johnson, Samuel preface to A Dictionary of the English Language Preface Graedon, Alena The Word Exchange US 2014 Fiction 3842 "When I use a word," Humpty Dumpty said in a rather scornful tone, "it means just what I choose it to mean - neither more nor less." "The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things." "The question is," said Humpty Dumpty, "which is to be the master - that's all." Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass Graedon, Alena The Word Exchange US 2014 Fiction 3843 As a boy, I used to marvel that the letters in a closed book did not get scrambled and lost overnight. Borges, Jorge Luis The Aleph Graedon, Alena The Word Exchange US 2014 Fiction 3844 Having bitten on life like a sharp apple Or, playing it like a fish, been happy, Having felt with fingers that the sky is blue What have we after that to look forward to? Not the twilight of the gods but a precise dawn Or sallow and grey bricks, and newsboys crying war. Macneice, Louis Aubade Kukil, Karen V. (editor) The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath US 1982 Non-Fiction 3845 We only begin to live when we conceive life as tragedy... Yeats, W. B Kukil, Karen V. (editor) The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath US 1982 Non-Fiction 3846 Hold on to the now, the here, through which all future plunges to the past... Joyce, James Ireland Kukil, Karen V. (editor) The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath US 1982 Non-Fiction 3847 The beginning of our happiness lies in the understanding that life without wonder is not worth living. Heschel, Abraham Joshua Foer, Joshua / Thuras, Dylan and Morton, Ella Atlas Obscura US 2016 Non-Fiction 3848 Cut off from hope, we live on in desire. Alighieri, Dante The Inferno McGregor, Jon Even the Dogs US Fiction 3849 My child such trouble I have. And you sleep, your heart is placid; you dream in the joyless wood; in the night nailed in bronze, in the blue dark you lie still and shine. Simonides Donoghue, Emma Room US Fiction 3850 Il faut cultiver notre jardin. Voltaire Candide Poon, Wena The Proper Care of Foxes US 3851 First God invented the voyage - then came doubt - then nostalgia. Angelopoulos, Theodore Ulysses' Gaze Film Kim Cheng Boey Between Stations US 2009 Non-Fiction, Memoir 3852 Let no one despair, even though in the darkest night the last star of hope may disappear. Wieland, Christoph Martin Yancey, Rick The Last Star US 2016 Fiction, Young Adult Fiction 3853 God gave Noah the rainbow sign, No more water, the fire next time! Baldwin, James The Fire Next Time US 1963 Non-Fiction 3854 Corruptio optimi pessima. (The corruption of the best is the worst.) Latin Proverb Abbott, Jeff A Thriller Downfall US 2013 Fiction 3855 Allah's Apostle said, "War is deceit." Iman Al-Bukhari Ackerman, Elliot Green on Blue US 2015 Fiction 846 AD 9781476778556 3856 The trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit. Moliere The Imaginary Invalid Adelman, Michelle Piece of Mind US 2016 Fiction 9780393245797 3857 And then the child run into the wood. To find his friend where the devil stood. Ahlborn, Ania The Devil Crept In US 2017 Fiction 9781476783758 3858 Because I feel that, in the Heavens above The angels, whispering to one another, Can find, among their burning terms of love Non so devotional as that of "Mother." Poe, Edgar Allan Ahlborn, Ania The Devil Crept In US 2017 Fiction 9781476783758 3859 The times are like drawn knives, kings like butchers, Righteousness has fled on wings. The dark night of falsehood prevails, The moon of truth is no longer visible. Guru Granth Sahib Majh Ahmad, A. X. The Care-Taker US 2013 Fiction 9781250016843 3860 From my village I see as much of the universe as you can see from earth, So my village is as big as any other land For I am the size of what I see, Not the size of my height. Pessoa, Fernando The Keeper of Sheep Alameddine, Rabih An Unnecessary Woman US 2013 Fiction 9780802122148 3861 Perhaps reading and writing books is one of the last defences human dignity has left, because in the end they remind us of what God once reminded us before He too evaporated in this age of relentless humiliation - that we are more than ourselves; that we have souls. And more, moreover. Or perhaps not. Flanagan, Richard Gould's Book of Fish Alameddine, Rabih An Unnecessary Woman US 2013 Fiction 9780802122148 3862 The cure for loneliness is solitude. Moore, Marianne If I were Sixteen Today Essay Alameddine, Rabih An Unnecessary Woman US 2013 Fiction 9780802122148 3863 Don Quixote's misfortune is not his imagination, but Sancho Panza. Kafka, Franz Dearest Father: Stories and Other Writings Alameddine, Rabih An Unnecessary Woman US 2013 Fiction 9780802122148 3864 i dared to rest, or wander, - like a rest Made sweeter for the step upon the grass, - And view the ground's most gentle dimplement, (As if God's finger touched but did not press In making England!) such an up and down Of verdure, - nothing too much up or down, A ripple of land; such little hills, the sky Can stoop to tenderly and the wheatfields climb; Such nooks of valleys, lined with orchises, Fed full of noises by invisible streams; And open pastures, where you scarely tell White daisies from white dew, - at intervals The mythic oaks and elm-trees standing out Self-poised upon their prodigy of shade, - I thought my father's land was worthy too Of being my Shakespeare's. Browning, Elizabeth Barrett Aurora Leigh Poem Alexander, Tasha Behind the Shattered Glass US 2013 Fiction 9781472108593 3865 A woman knows the face of the man she loves as a sailor knows the open sea. Honore de Balzac Alexander, Cassie Deadshifted US 2014 Fiction 9781250037947 3866 I have no fear nor shrinking; I have seen death so often that it is not strange or fearful to me. Cavell, Edith Alexander, Cassie Moonshifted US 2012 Fiction 9780312553401 3867 The delight in male children is strictly in fulfilling one's responsibility and having them in the first place because, unfortunately, at some point they become men. The Duchess of Roxborough Alexander, Victoria Love with the Proper Husband US 2003 Fiction 6001453 3868 I could tell Khrushchev liked me. He squeezed my hand so long and hard that I thought he would break it. Monroe, Marilyn Allan, Barbara Bombshell US 2004 Fiction 1959 9781612185279 3869 It is a question of war or peace between our countries, a question of life or death... Khrushchev, Nikita Allan, Barbara Bombshell US 2004 Fiction 1959 9781612185279 3870 I have little respect for money... Ideas excite me. Disney, Walt Allan, Barbara Bombshell US 2004 Fiction 1959 9781612185279 3871 There are no tyrants where there are no slaves. Rizal, Jose Y Alsanousi, Saud The Bamboo Stalk US 2012 Fiction 9789927101779 Epigraphs begin on sections 3872 The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper. Phillpotts, Eden Alt, Madelyn The Trouble With Magic US 2006 Fiction 9780425207468 3873 If a person... unlawfully takes and uses or otherwise appropriates something, a sentence... shall be imposed for unlawful dispossession. The same shall apply to a person who, without any appropriation, by fitting or breaking a lock of by other means unlawfully disturbs another's possession or by violence or threat of violence prevents another from exercising his rights to retain or take something. Swedish Penal Code: Chapter 8, Section 8 Law Andersson, Lena Willful Disregard US 2013 Fiction 9781590517611 3874 The tyranny of the visible makes us blind. The brilliance of the word pierces the night of the world. Bobin, Christian Anderson, Alison The Summer Guest US 2016 Fiction 9780062423368 3875 The only possible radical experience you can count on is death. Rimbaud, Arthur The Beauty of the Devil Arbol, Victor Del The Heart Tastes Bitter US 2013 Fiction 2009 9781925321159 3876 If you think you know what the hell is going on, you're probably full of shit. Wilson, Robert Anton Arnopp, Jason The Last Days of Jack Sparks US 2016 Fiction 9780356506852 3877 Render unto Caesar no more than you got to Keep the Lord in your heart, and keep your powder dry. But do you good in mean time While you're waiting on a good time, draw the line. Knight, Chris In the Mean Time Atkins, Ace The Redeemers US 2015 Fiction 9780399173943 3878 If we take prisoners, we keep 'em separate till we have had time to examine them, so they can't cook up a story between 'em. Roger's Rangers Standing Order No. 5 Atkins, Ace The Redeemers US 2015 Fiction 9780399173943 3879 The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him. Chesterton, G. K. Atkins, Ace The Ranger US 2011 Fiction 9780399157486 3880 Don't ever march home the same way. Take a different route so you won't be ambushed. Roger's Rangers Standing Order No. 11 Atkins, Ace The Ranger US 2011 Fiction 9780399157486 3881 Where are there towns but no houses, roads but no cars, forests but no trees? AnswerL on a map. Riddle on children's breakfast TV Ava Olafsdottir, Audur Butterflies in November US 2013 Fiction 9781782270133 3882 You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. Take to heart these instructions with which I charge you this day. Impress them upon your children. Recite them when you stay at home and when you are away, when you lie down and when you get up. Bind them as a sign on your hand and let them serve as a symbol on your forehead; inscribe them on the doorposts of your house and on your gates. Deuteronomy 6:5-9 Bacharach, Jacob The Doorposts of your house and on your gates US 2017 Fiction 9781631491740 3883 Dil hai chhota sa, chhoti si aasha. (My small heart has a small hope.) Roja Song from Hindi Film Baldwin, Shauna Singh The Selector of Souls US 2012 Fiction 1992 9781471113512 3884 I don't have to be what you want me to be. Muhammad Ali Bardsley, Greg The Bob Watson US 2016 Fiction 9780062304797 3885 Poets and heroes are of the same race, the latter do what the former conceive. Alphonse de Lamartine Barnett, David Gideonsmith and the Mechanical Girl US 2013 Fiction 9780765334244 3886 ...the most elusive island of all, the first person singular. McGahern, John Barry, David Beatlebone US 2015 Fiction 9780385540292 3887 I ask, in this boundless land, who is the master of man's destiny? Mao Zedong China Barker, Susan The Incarnations US 2014 Fiction 9780857522573 3888 When a man's verses cannot be understood, nor a man's good wit seconded with the forward child understanding, it strikes a man once more dead than a great reckoning in a little room. Truly, I would the gods had made thee poetical. As You Like It Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers: Novel in Verse US 2012 Fiction 9781444730241 3889 The way to really develop as a writer is to make yourself a political outcast, so that you have to live in secret. This is how Marlowe developed into Shakespeare. Hughes, Ted Letters US Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers: Novel in Verse US 2012 Fiction 2007 9781444730241 3890 Poetry is nearer to vital truth than history. Plato Greece Barber, Ros The Marlowe Papers: Novel in Verse US 2012 Fiction 9781444730241 3891 Some dive into the sea Some toil upon the stone Zandt, Townes Van Bass, Rick For a Little While US 2016 Fiction 9780316381154 3892 But the characteristic feature of the ridiculous age I was going through - awkward indeed but by no means infertile - is that we do not consult our intelligence and that the most trivial attributes of other people seme to us to form an inseparable part of their personality. In a world thronged with monsters and with gods, we know little peace of mind. There is hardly a single action we perform in that phase which we would not give anything, in later life, to be able to annul. Whereas what we ought to regret is that we no long possess the spontaneity which made us perform them. In later life we look at things in a more practical way, in full conformity with the rest of society, but adolescence is the only period in which we learn anything. Proust, Marcel In Search of Lost Time, Vol II: Within a Budding Grove Batuman, Elif The Idiot US 2017 Fiction 9781594205613 3893 If I am not for me, then who is for me? But if I am only for me, then what am I? Maimonides, Moses Bauers, W. C. Indomitable US 2016 Fiction 9780765375445 3894 You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. Trotsky, Leon Bauers, W. C. Indomitable US 2016 Fiction 9780765375445 3895 The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him. Chesterton, G. K. Bauers, W. C. Indomitable US 2016 Fiction 9780765375445 3896 The worst that being an artist could do to you would be that it would make you slightly unhappy constantly. Salinger, J. D. De Daumier-Smith's Blue Period Baume, Sara A Line Made By Walking US 2017 Fiction 9781785150418 3897 If astronomy teaches anything, it teaches that man is but a detail in the evolution of the universe, and that resemblant though diverse details are inevitably to be expected in the host of orbs around him. He learns that, though he will probably never find his double anywhere, he is destined to find any number of cousins scattered through space. Lowell, Percival Mars Baxter, Stephen The Massacre of Mankind US 2017 Fiction 1985 9781473205093 3898 It seemed to me that humanity was on the verge of a deep apprehension of its place in the cosmos. The intellectual world was alive with speculation and hope. Then the Martians came again. Jenkins, Walter Narratives of the Martian Wars Baxter, Stephen The Massacre of Mankind US 2017 Fiction 1928 9781473205093 3899 Without an element of cruelty at the root of every spectacle, the theater is not possible. Artaud, Antonin Bayer, William The Luzern Photograph US 2015 Fiction 9780727885463 3900 Sapper, Buchan, Donford Yates, practitioners in that school of Snobbery with Violence that runs like a thread of good-class tweed through twentieth-century literature. Bennet, Alan Beaton, M. C. Snobbery with Violence US 2003 Fiction 312304515 3901 "Will you walk into my parlour?" said a spider to a fly: "'Tis the prettiest little parlour that ever you did spy." Howitt, Mary Beaton, M. C. Death of a Perfect Wife US 1989 Fiction 3902 Here we are in Egypt, land of the Pharaohs, land of the Ptolemies, country of Cleopatra (as one says in high style)... What to say? What would you like me to write? I have hardly got over the first bedazzlement. It is like being thrown, fast asleep, into the middle of a Beethoven symphony... Flaubert, Gustave Letter to Dr Jules Cloquet Y Beauman, Sally The Visitors US 2014 Fiction 1850 9780751551662 Epigraphs begin on chapter 3903 I wish I loved the Human Race; I wish I loved its silly face; I wish I liked the way it walks; I wish I liked the way it talks; And when I'm introduced to one I wish I thought What Jolly Fun! Raleigh, Sir Walter A. Beaton, M. C. Death of a Nurse US 2016 Fiction 9781455558278 3904 To hear footsteps in the evening - and see no one. Zagajewski, Adam Unwritten Elegy for Krakow's Jews Poland Belfer, Lauren And After the Fire US 2016 Fiction 9780062428523 3905 This isn't about finding someone else to watch our backs! Archer, Jonathan Fictional Bennett, Christopher L. Choice of Futures US 2013 Fiction 9781476706740 3906 It is curious to note the old sea-margins of human thought! Each subsiding century reveals some new mystery; we build where monsters used to hide themselves. Longfellow Bennett, James Chasing Embers US 2016 Fiction 9780316390699 3907 Marianne: Do you believe two people can spend a lifetime together? Johan: It's a ridiculous convention passed down from God knows where. A five-year contract would be ideal. Or an agreement subject to renewal. Bergman, Ingmar Scenes from a Marriage Ben Jelloun, Tahar The Happy Marriage US 2012 Fiction 9781612194653 3908 I make my own luck. King Vidor Gilda Ben Jelloun, Tahar The Happy Marriage US 2012 Fiction 9781612194653 3909 Every body perseveres in its state of rest, or of uniform motion in a right line, unless it is compelled to change that state by forces impressed thereon. Newton, Isaac Benedict, Marie The Other Einstein US 2016 Fiction 3910 For now in every exuberant joy there is heard an undertone of terror, or else a wisful lament over an irrecoverable loss. It is as though... nature were bemoaning the fact of her fragmentation, her decomposition into separate individuals. Nietzsche, Friedrich The Birth of Tragedy Bennett, Claire-Louise Pond US 2015 Fiction 9780399575891 3911 Could it be that any apartment, any one at all, might eventually become a burrow? Would any place eventually welcome me into its dim, warm, reassuring, kindly light? Ginzburg, Natalia A Place to Live Bennett, Claire-Louise Pond US 2015 Fiction 9780399575891 3912 Wolves in shells are crueller than stray ones. Bachelard, Gaston The Poetics of Space Bennett, Claire-Louise Pond US 2015 Fiction 9780399575891 3913 Disappointment must be dealt with. You must wander in paradise just once more before you decide not to take the stuff again. A trifle more. Ambler, Eric A Coffin for Dimitrios Berenson, Alex The Shadow Patrol US 2012 Fiction 9780755381401 3914 Certainly there is no hunting like the hunting of man and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never really care for anything else thereafter. Hemingway, Ernest On the Blue Water: A Gulf Stream Letter Berenson, Alex The Shadow Patrol US 2012 Fiction 1936 9780755381401 3915 What is the deepest loss that you have suffered? If drinking is bitter, change yourself to wine. Rilke, Rainer Maria Sonnets to Orpheus II, 29 Bernheimer, Kate (edited by) xo Orpheus: Fifty New Myths US 2013 Fiction, Anthology 9780143122425 Various authors 3916 The terms of the President and Vice President shall end at noon on the 20th day of January. U.S. Constituition 20th Amendment Law US Berry, Steve The 14th Colony US 2016 Fiction 9781250056245 3917 Degage pa peche. (Getting by isn't a sin.) Creole Proverb Berlinski, Mischa Peacekeeping US 2016 Fiction 9780374230449 3918 I used to be respectable and chaste and stable, but who can stand in this strong wind and remember those things? Love has taken away my practices And filled me with poetry. Rumi Bernard, Renee Desire Wears Diamond US 2013 Fiction 3919 I think that the world desires to be beautiful. I have found that beauty in mathematics. I have found it in the hunting behavior of wolves, and the way men and women touch each other. I think the world's keenest desire is for beauty, and that our knowledge of how to achieve that is the various forms of behavior and expression that we apply a single word to, which is love. Lopez, Barry Berg, Elizabeth Range of Motion US 1995 Fiction 9780345512161 3920 Keep me from going to sleep too soon Or if I go to sleep too soon Come wake me up. Come any hour Of night. Come whistling up the road. Stomp on the porch. Bang on the door. Make me get out of bed and come And let you in and light a light. Tell me the northern lights are on And make me look. Or tell me clouds Are doing something to the moon They never did before, and show me. See that I see. Talk to me till I'm half as wide awake as you And start to dress wondering why I ever went to bed at all. Tell me the walking is superb. Not only tell me but persuade me. You know I'm not too hard persuaded Francis, Robert Summons Poem Berg, Elizabeth Range of Motion US 1995 Fiction 9780345512161 3921 The spirits of our foolish deeds haunt us, with or without repentance. Parker, Gilbert Beyer, Kirsten Acts of Contribution US 2014 Fiction 9781476765518 Book based on Star Trek series 3922 The truth is this: The march of Providence is so slow and our desires so impatient; the work of progress is so immense and our means of aiding it so feeble; the life of humanity is so long, that of the individual so brief, that we often see only the ebb of the advancing wave and are thus discouraged. It is history that teaches us to hope. Lee, Robert E. Beyer, Kirsten Protectors US 2014 Fiction 9781476738543 Book based on Star Trek series 3923 Dance first. Think later. It's the natural order. Beckett, Samuel Bingham, Harry Talking to the Dead US 2012 Fiction 9780345533739 3924 Ladybird, ladybird, fly away home, Your house is on fire and your children are gone. Bjork, Samuel I'm Travelling Alone US 2015 Fiction 9780857522511 3925 A false witness shall not go unpunished, and he who speaketh lies shall not escape. Proverbs 19:5 Black, Lisa Unpunished US 2017 Fiction 9781496701909 3926 Dogs begin in jest and end in earnest. Proverb Blake, Nicholas There's Trouble Brewing US 1937 Fiction 9780099565376 3927 My own dear mother I long for you If only you knew How they mistreat me Confined to bed Bound by belt and gloves Dear mother I long for you Kristensen, Solborg Ruth Solborgs bog Blaedel, Sara Forgotten Girls US 2015 Fiction 9781455581528 3928 Move on, move on, as we are directed to do at the scene of an accident, or a crime. Banville, John Bock, Dennis Going Home Again US 2013 Fiction 9781400044634 3929 I am terrified by this dark thing that sleeps in me. Plath, Sylvia Bohjalian, Chris The Sleepwalker US 2017 Fiction 9780385538916 3930 Innocence is lucky if it finds the same protection as guilt. de La Rochefoucauld, Francois Bolt, Britta Lives Lost US 2016 Fiction 978144787306 3931 History will remember the inhabitants of [the twentieth] century as the people who went from Kitty Hawk to the moon in sixty-six years, only to languish for the next thirty in low-Earth orbit. At the core of the risk-free society is a self-indulgent failure of nerve. Aldrin, Buzz Bova, Ben Mercury and Prometheans US 2005 Fiction 9780765385499 3932 A species with all its eggs in one planetary basket risks becoming an omelet. Webb, Stephen Where is Everybody Bova, Ben Mercury and Prometheans US 2005 Fiction 2002 9780765385499 3933 "Am I alone in thinking that the world becomes a more repulsive place every day?" asked Marigold, glancing across the breakfast table towards her husband, Christopher. "Actually," he replied, "I find that --" "The question was rhetorical," said Marigold, lighting a cigarette, her sixth of the day. "Please don't embarrass yourself by offering an opinion." Avery, Maude Like to the Lark Boyne, John The Heart's Invisible Furies US 2017 Fiction 1950 9780857523471 3934 Quelle que soit la duree de votre sejour sur cette petite planete, et quoi qu'il vous advienne, le plus important c'est que vous puissiez - de temps en temps - sentir la caresse exquise de la vie. (However long your stay on this small planet lasts, and whatever happens during it, the most important thing is that - from time to time - you feel life's sweet caress.) Charbonneau, Jean-Baptiste Avis de passage Boyd, William Caress, Sweet US 2015 Fiction 1957 9781408867976 3935 There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Disraeli, Benjamin Crighton, Michael Odds On US 1966 Fiction 9781783291182 3936 Much may be made of a Scotchman, if he be caught young. Johnson, Samuel Crighton, Michael Grave Descend US 1970 Fiction 9781783291243 3937 He is no wise man that will quit a certainty for an uncertainty. Johnson, Samuel Crighton, Michael Grave Descend US 1970 Fiction 9781783291243 3938 I do not wish [women] to have power over men; but over themselves. Wollstonecraft, Mary Creech, Sarah Season of the Dragonflies US 2014 Fiction 9780062307521 3939 A woman who doesn't wear perfume has no future. Chanel, Coco Creech, Sarah Season of the Dragonflies US 2014 Fiction 9780062307521 3940 Fui piedra y perdi mi centro y me arrojaron al mar y a fuerza de mucho tiempo mi centro vine a encontrar. (I was a stone and lost my centre and was thrown into the sea and after a very long time I came to find my centre again.) The Alpujarras Song Creed, Adam Death in the Sun US 2012 Fiction 9780571274994 3941 Love is a shadow. How you lie and cry after it. Listen: these are its hooves: it has gone off, like a horse. Plath, Sylvia Elm Crawford, Susan The Other Widow US 2016 Fiction 9780571321926 3942 To himself everyone is immortal; he may know that he is going to die, but he can never know that he is dead. Butler, Samuel Crawford, Dean Immortal US 2012 Fiction 9780857204721 3943 I know that I shall meet my fate Somewhere among the clouds above; Those that I fight I do not hate, Those that I guard I do not love; .... A lonely impulse of delight Drove to this tumult in the clouds; I balanced all, brought all to mind, The years to come seemed waste of breath, A waste of breath the years behind In balance with this life, this death. Yeats, William Butler Crandall, Susan The Flying Circus US 2015 Fiction 9781476772141 3944 That ain't tactics, baby. That's just the beast in me. Presley, Elvis Jailhouse Rock Movie Crais, Robert The Monkey's Raincoat US 1987 Fiction 9781409135623 3945 Winter downpour - even the monkey needs a raincoat. Basho Crais, Robert The Monkey's Raincoat US 1987 Fiction 9781409135623 3946 I love to hear the story which angel voices tell. Miller, Emily The Little Corporal Crais, Robert Stalking the Angel US 1989 Fiction 9781409136538 3947 When the truth is found to be lies, and all the joy within you dies, don't you want somebody to love? Airplane, Jefferson Crais, Robert Stalking the Angel US 1989 Fiction 9781409136538 3948 There's a quaint little place they call Lullaby Town - It's just back of those hills where the sunsets go down. Its streets are of silver, its buildings of gold, And its palaces dazzling things to behold. There's a peddler who carries, strapped high on his back, A bundle. Now, guess what he has in that pack. No, he's not peddling james nor delectable creams. Would you know what he's selling? Just wonderful dreams! Diller, John Irving Lullaby Town Crais, Robert Lullaby Town US 1992 Fiction 9781409138204 3949 Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside! Come inside! Emerson, Lake & Palmer Crais, Robert Lullaby Town US 1992 Fiction 9781409138204 3950 Radiologists see things in black and white. McGowan, D. D. Crighton, Michael Zero Cool US 1969 Fiction 9781783291212 3951 Despite evidence that human evolution still functions, biologists concede that it's anyone's guess where it will take us from here. Time Magazine Crouch, Blake Pines US 2012 Fiction 2009 9781612183954 3952 Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they aren't after you. Heller, Joseph Crouch, Blake Pines US 2012 Fiction 9781612183954 3953 The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, and hell of heaven. Milton, John Paradise Lost Crouch, Blake Wayward US 2013 Fiction 9781477808702 3954 If you look out at nature, you find that as you tend to see suspended animation, you tend to see immortality. Roth, Mark Crouch, Blake Wayward US 2013 Fiction 9781477808702 3955 Then the Lord spoke to Job out of the storm. He said: "Who is this that obscures my plans with words without knowledge? Brace yourself like a man; I will question you, and you shall answer me. "Where were you when I laid the earth's foundation? Tell me, if you understand. Who marked off its dimensions? Surely you know! Who stretched a measuring line across it? On what were its footings set, or who laid its cornerstone - while the morning stars sang together and all the angels shouted for joy?" Job 38:1-7 (NIV) Crouch, Blake The Last Town US 2014 Fiction 9781477822586 3956 I will drain him dry as hay: Sleep shall neither night nor day Hang upon his penthouse lid; He shall live a man forbid. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Crook, Jeff The Sleeping and the Dead US 2012 Fiction 9781250000286 3957 The sleeping and the dead Are but as pictures: 'tis the eye of childhood That fears a painted devil. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Crook, Jeff The Sleeping and the Dead US 2012 Fiction 9781250000286 3958 Thou camest in, said they, as a stranger, was it to be a judge? Genesis 19:9 Crook, Jeff The Covenant US 2015 Fiction 9781250000293 3959 In all her intercourse with society, however, there was nothing that made her feel as if she belonged to it... She stood apart from mortal interests, yet close beside them, like a ghost that revisits the familiar fireside, and can no longer make itself seen or felt. Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Scarlet Letter Crook, Jeff The Covenant US 2015 Fiction 9781250000293 3960 Never regret thy fall, O Icarus of the fearless flight For the greatest tragedy of them all Is never to feel the burning light. Wilde, Oscar Crouch, Julia The Long Fall US 2014 Fiction 9781472207234 3961 She stood beside me for years, or was it a moment? I cannot remember. Maybe I loved her, maybe I didn't. There was a house, and then no house. There were trees, but none remain. When no one remembers, what is there? You, whose moments are gone, who drift like smoke in the afterlife, tell me something, tell me anything. Strand, Mark In the Afterlife Cronin, Justin The Twelve US 2012 Fiction 9780345504999 3962 If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. Sun Tzu Cross, Mason The Killing Season US 2015 Fiction 3963 They wanted to know why I did what I did. Well, sir, I guess there's just a meanness in this world. Springsteen, Bruce Cross, Mason The Killing Season US 2015 Fiction 3964 I am unbalanced - but I am not mad with snow. I am mad the way young girls are mad, With an offering, an offering... Sexton, Anne Crouch, Katie Abroad US 2014 Fiction 9780374100360 3965 And how am I to face the odds Of man's bedevilment and God's? I, a stranger and afraid In a world I never made. Housman, A. E. Last Poems Cronin, Justin The City of Mirrors US 2016 Fiction 9780752897899 3966 All the things you do for love - Are they the things you do for pleasure? All the things you do for love - I've got to ask you whether All the things you do for love - Are they the things you're gonna treasure? van Arlen, Mia Tough Love Crowther, Rachel The Things You Do for Love US 2016 Fiction 9781785761843 3967 They had carved their names and address on me, and I would come back. Kingston, Maxine Hong The Woman Warrior Crucet, Jennine Capo Make Your Home Among Strangers US 2015 Fiction 9781250059666 3968 One gets large impressions in boyhood, sometimes, which he has to fight against all his life. Twain, Mark The Innocents Abroad Cullen, Lynn Twain's End US 2015 Fiction 9781476758961 3969 After luncheon he came gaily into my study to say that his day's work was done and to read the result. In it he reminisced, telling of his childhood. He was deeply moved for all the morning he had been living with the ghosts of long ago. And so his gaiety was assumed. Lyon, Isabel Cullen, Lynn Twain's End US 2015 Fiction 1909 9781476758961 3970 -- Entire The Raven Poem -- Poe, Edgar Allan The Raven Poem Cullen, Lynn Mrs. Poe US 2014 Fiction 9781476702926 3971 My first meeting with the poet was at the Astor House... With his proud and beautiful head erect, his dark eyes flashing with the elective light of feeling and of thought, a peculiar, an inimitable blending of sweetness and hauteur in his expression and manner, he greeted me, calmly, gravely, almost coldly; yet with so marked an earnestness that I could not help being deeply impressed by it. From that moment until his death we were friends... I maintained a correspondence with Mr. Poe, in accordance with the earnest entreaties of his wife, who had imagined that my influence over him had a restraining and beneficial effect. Osgood, Frances Sargent letter to R. W. Griswold Cullen, Lynn Mrs. Poe US 2014 Fiction 1850 9781476702926 3972 In person [Mrs. Osgood] is about the medium height, slender even to fragility, graceful whether in action or repose; complexion usually pale; hair very black and glossy; eyes of a clear, luminous gray, large, and with a singular capacity of expression. In no respect can she be termed beautiful, (as the world understands the epithet,) but the question, "Is it really possible that she is not so?" is very frequently asked, and most frequently by those who most intimately know her. Poe, Edgar Allan The Literati of New York City, No. V, "Godey's Lady Book Cullen, Lynn Mrs. Poe US 2014 Fiction 1846 9781476702926 3973 Certain persons... have a natural predilectioin to live in that curious world of espionage and deceit, and attach themselves with equal facility to one side or the other, so long as their craving for adventure of a rather macabre type is satisfied. Masterman, John The Double-Cross System Cumming, Charles A Colder War US 2015 Fiction 9780007467501 3974 ...You are neither here nor there. A hurry through which known and strange things pass As big soft buffetings come at the car sideways And catch the heart off guard and blow it open. Heaney, Seamus Postscript Cumming, Charles A Colder War US 2015 Fiction 9780007467501 3975 Whence it is to be noted that a prince occupying a new state should see to it that he commit all his acts of cruelty at once so as not to be obliged to return to them everyday, and thus, by abstaining from repeating them, he will be able to make men feel secure... Macchiavelli, Niccolo The Prince Dietz, William C. Andromeda's Choice US 2013 Fiction 1513 425256243 3976 Here the question arises; whether it is better to be loved than feared or feared than loved. The answer is that it would be desirable to be both but, since that is difficult, it is much safer to be feared.. Macchiavelli, Niccolo The Prince Dietz, William C. Andromeda's Fall US 2012 Fiction 425256251 3977 I was born a slave, but nature gave me the soul of a free man. L'Ouverture Toussaint Sullivan, Michael J. The Emerald Storm US 2010 Fiction 982514530 3978 The Chiefe Conditions and Qualities in a Courtier: To be well borne and of a good stocke Of the Chief Conditions and Qualityes in a Waytyng Gentylwoman: To be well born and of a good house. The Courtyer of Count Baldessar Castilio divided into foure bookes. Very necessary and profitable for yonge Gentilmen and Gentilwomen abiding in Court, Palaice or Place, done into Englyshe by Thomas Hoby. Diener, Michelle In A Treacherous Court US 2011 Fiction 1439197083 3979 Our brightest blazes are commonly kindled by unexpected sparks Johnson, Samuel Dickinson, Miranda Take a Look at Me Now US 2013 Fiction 9781847562357 3980 Okay, we didn't work and all memories to tell you the truth aren't good. But sometimes there were good times. Love was good. I love your crooked sleep beside me and never dreamed afraid. There should be stars for great wars like ours. Cisneros, Sandra Diaz, Junot This is How You Lose Her US 2012 Fiction 1594487367 3981 Now there was a teacher... Dexter, Pete God's Pocket US 1983 Fiction 140246274 3982 It is a very painful thing, having to part company with what torments you. And how mute the world is! deWitt, Patrick UnderMajorDomo Minor US 2015 Fiction 1770894144 3983 Ah, yes! - to pass into legend On the threshold of the chattering centuries! Laforgue, Jules Deville, Patrick Plague and Cholera US 2012 Fiction 349139539 3984 Writings of light assault the darkness, more prodigous than meteors. The tall unknowable city takes over the countryside. Sure of my life and death, I observe the ambitious and would like to understand them. Their day is greedy as a lariat in the air. Their night is a rest from the rage within steel, quick to attack. They speak of humanity. My humanity is in feeling we are all voices of the same poverty. They speak of homeland. My homeland is the rythym of a guitar, a few portraits, an old sword, the willow grove’s visible prayer as evening falls. Time is living me. More silent than my shadow, I pass through the loftily covetous multitude. They are indispensible, singular, worthy of tomorrow. My name is someone and anyone. I walk slowly, like one who comes from so far away he doesn’t expect to arrive. Borges, Jorge Luis Boast of Quietness Desani, Kiran The Inheritance of Loss US 2006 Fiction 802142818 3985 The obvious analogy is with music Hejinian, Lyn My Life D'Erasmo, Stacey Wonderland US 2014 Fiction 544074815 3986 Oh, that I could find myself for one short day a partaker of the secret arts of the Gods, a God myself, in the sight and hearing of enraptured humanity; and , having learned the mystery of the lyre of Orpheus, or secured within my violin a siren, thereby benefit mortals to my own glory! Madame Blavatsky Nightmare Tales deMuriel, Oscar The Strings of Murder US 2015 Fiction 071817982X 3987 A long time ago, in a galaxy far away... Denning, Troy Star Wars: Crucible US 2013 Fiction 345511425 3988 What is it? The phantom of a cup that comes and goes?" "Nay, monk! what phantom?" answered Percivale. "The cup, the cup itself, from which our Lord Drank at the last sad supper with his own. This, from the blessed land of Aromat... Arimathaean Joseph, journeying brought To Glastonbury... And there awhile it bode; and if a man Could touch or see it, he was healed at once, By faith, of all his ills. But then the times Grew to such evil that the holy cup Was caught away to Heaven, and disappeared." Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Holy Grail DeMille, Nelson The Quest US 1975 Fiction 1455576425 3989 Sorrow is allowed, sorrow is advised; all we have to do is let go, all we have to do is love Leroy, Francoise Le Futur interieur Delacourt, Gregoire The List of my Desires US 2012 Fiction 297868357 3990 Their course, their bearing, Their permitted way, And their fate I know, Unto the end. Oh! what misery, Through extreme woe, Prophecy will show... Taliesin The Mabinogion, Lady Charlotte Guest Translation DeLima, Jan Summer Moon US 2014 Fiction 425266214 3991 As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us. Bess the Lord, O my soul. Psalm 103 Bible Bible Verse Delamere, Jennifer An Heiress at Heart US 2012 Fiction 145551893X 3992 Ever the wonder waxeth more and more, So that we say, * All this hath been before All this hath been, I know not when or where' So,friend, when first I look'd upon your face, Our thought gave answer each to each, so true Opposed mirrors each reflecting each — That tho' I knew not in what time or place, Methought that I had often met with you, And either lived in cither's heart and speech. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Delamere, Jennifer An Heiress at Heart US 2012 Fiction 145551893X 3993 I shall be until they day of doom on the face of the earth. Taliesin From The Mabinogion, Lady Charlotte Guest Translation DeLima, Jan Celtic Moon US 2013 Fiction 425266206 3994 In a personalized world, we will increasingly be typed and fed only news that is pleasant, familiar, and confirms our beliefs and because these filters are invisible, we won't know what is being hidden from us. Our past interests will determine what we are exposed to in the future, leaving less room for the unexpected excounters that spark creativity, innovation and the democratic exchange of ideas. Pariser, Eli De La Motte, Anders Bubble US 2012 Fiction 1476712948 3995 It is not so important who starts the game, but who finishes it. Wooden, John De La Motte, Anders Bubble US 2012 Fiction 1476712948 3996 Knowledge is power. Information is power. The secreting or hoarding of knowledge or information may be an act of tyranny camouflaged as humility. Morgan, Robin De La Motte, Anders Bubble US 2012 Fiction 1476712948 3997 He who owns the past controls the future De La Motte, Anders Bubble US 2012 Fiction 1476712948 3998 Nothing travels faster than light, with the possible exception of bad news, which follows its own rules. Adams, Douglas De La Motte, Anders Buzz US 2011 Fiction 9150113224 3999 The speed of communication is wondrous to behold. It is also true that speed can multiply the distribution of information that we know to be untrue. Murrow, Edward R. De La Motte, Anders Buzz US 2011 Fiction 9150113224 4000 Buzz To leave, to get away from your current situation Something that creates excitement, hype or thrill! A rush or feeling of energy, excitement, stimulation or slight intoxication The verb is used when posting something (mainly on Google buzz) To clip, to cut, to shave, to remove, to mow Amethod of obtaining immediate attention Being overly and unnecessariy aggressive A continuous noise, as of bees; a confused murmur, as of a general conversation in low tone A whister ; a rumour or report spread secretly or cautiously Making a call www. wikitionary.org www.dictionary.com www.urbandictionary.com De La Motte, Anders Buzz US Fiction 4001 a competitive activity involving skill, chance, or endurance on the part of two or more persons who play according to a set of rules, usually for their own amusement or for that of spectators.an amusement or pastime A state of being willing to do something Evasive, trifling, or manipulative behaviour An animal hunted for food or sportA calculated strategy or approach; a scheme A distraction or diversion Having or showing skill or courage An activity for recreation De La Motte, Anders Game US 2013 Fiction 1476712883 4002 Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing! Lombardi, Vince De La Motte, Anders Game US 2013 Fiction 1476712883 4003 Under cosmopolitianism, if it comes, we shall receive no help from the earth. Trees and meadows and mountains will only be a spectacle Forster, E.M Howard's End de Kretser, Michelle Questions of Travel US 2012 Fiction 9781743311004 4004 But surely it would have been a pity Not to have seen the trees along this road, really exaggerated in their beauty Bishop, Elizabeth Questions of Travel de Kretser, Michelle Questions of Travel US 2012 Fiction 9781743311004 4005 You don't want to see these guys without their masks on The Mountain Goats de Jonge, Peter Buried on Avenue B US 2012 Fiction 61373559 4006 ... dusk do sprawl. Berryman, John De Jonge, Peter Shadows still Remain US 2009 Fiction 61373540 4007 Two are better than one; because they have a good reward for their labour... And if one prevail against him, two shall withstand him; and a threefold cord is not quickly broken. Ecclesiastes 4:9 and 11 Bible Bible verse Delamere, Jennifer A Lady Most Lovely US 2013 Fiction 1455518964 4008 Not without reason ( for he had a fierce gypsy charm as well as the scent of danger), she fell madly in love with Capa. And he was the real thing. Thomson, David Ingrid Bergman Greenhalgh, Chris Seducing Ingrid Bergman US 2012 Fiction 978-0670922116 4009 He which hath no stomach to this fight, let him depart. Shakespeare, William Henry V 4.3.35-36 Play Grey, Amelia The Earl Claims a Bride US 2015 Fiction 1250042216 4010 There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew them how we will,-- Shakespeare, William Hamlet, act 5, scene 2 Play Grey, Amelia Wedding Night with the Earl US 2016 Fiction 1250042224 4011 It is with true love as it is with a ghost; everyone talks about it but few have seen it. As the new season begins, many lovely young ladies will be looking for love among the ton's of unattached gentlemen, and none will be more sought after than the last remaining bachelor of the once famous Terrible Threesome. Andrew Terwillger, the Earl of Dugdale is back in Town, but is he looking to make a match? Lord Truefitt Society's Daily Column Grey, Amelia A Taste of Temptation US 2005 Fiction 425207218 4012 Push me down and shut my box, And twist my arm about. And listen to my merry tune. I’ll soon be coming out. Push me down again, Dear Childe, I’m safely hid away. But I’m not gone; it won’t be long Till Jack comes out to play. Winthrop, Rupert Jack in the Box, from Londontown Rhymes for the Nursery Nursery Rhymes Grecian, Alex The Devil's Workshop US 2014 Fiction 1893 0-39916-643-2 4013 Karstphanomen | kärst 'fän • o • men | noun 1. A geological phenomenon of underground limestone formations that have selectively eroded and are consequently riddled with fissures, sinkholes, and cavities. 2. A secret society made up of prominent London citizens who believed that criminal punishment should more directly match the actions of the criminals themselves. The society operated throughout the Victorian era, but is thought to have disbanded by the early twentieth century. Fulton’s Guide to Unfamiliar Words (1923) Grecian, Alex The Devil's Workshop US 2014 Fiction 0-39916-643-2 4014 When children are playing alone on the green, In comes the playmate that never was seen. When children are happy and lonely and good, The Friend of the Children comes out of the wood. Nobody heard him, and nobody saw, His is a picture you never could draw, But he’s sure to be present, abroad or at home, When children are happy and playing alone. He lies in the laurels, he runs on the grass, He sings when you tinkle the musical glass; Whene’er you are happy and cannot tell why, The Friend of the Children is sure to be by! He loves to be little, he hates to be big, ’Tis he that inhabits the caves that you dig; ’Tis he when you play with your soldiers of tin That sides with the Frenchmen and never can win. ’Tis he, when at night you go off to your bed, Bids you go to sleep and not trouble your head; For wherever they’re lying, in cupboard or shelf, ’Tis he will take care of your playthings himself! Stevenson, Robert Louis The Unseen Playmate: A Child’s Garden of Verses (1885) Grecian, Alex The Harvest Man US 2015 Fiction 0-39916-644-0) 4015 There are days we live as if death were nowhere in the background; from joy to joy, from wing to wing, from blossom to blossom to impossible blossom, to sweet impossible blossom Li-Young Lee From Blossoms Gregson, Julia Jasmine Nights US 2012 Fiction 1439155585 4016 Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to oder, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger to a friend. Beattle, Melody Green, Jane Summer Secrets US 2015 Fiction 125004734X 4017 Rawhead and Bloody Bones Steals naughty children from their homes, Takes them to his dirty den, And they are never seen again. Black Country children’s rhyme Grecian, Alex The Black Country US 2013 Fiction 0-42526-773-3 4018 My sweet enemy was, little by little, giving over her great wariness… But Death had his grudge against me and he got up in the way, like an armed robber, with a pike in his hand. Synge, J. M. Poems and Translations from Petrarch McKinty, Adrian The Dead Yard US 2006 Fiction 1906 743499484 4019 f you wake at midnight, and hear a horse’s feet, Don’t go drawing back the blind, or looking in the street. Them that asks no questions isn’t told a lie. Watch the wall, my darling, while the Gentlemen go by! Kipling, Rudyard A Smuggler’s Song Grecian, Alex The Yard US 2012 Fiction 0-42526-127-1 4020 The only arms I allow myself to use: silence, exile and cunning. Joyce, James Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man McKinty, Adrian The Bloomsday Dead US 2006 Fiction 1916 743266447 4021 And if you come, when all the flowers are dying And I am dead, as dead I well may be… Weatherly, F. E. Danny Boy, adapted from “The Londonderry Air” (trad.) McKinty, Adrian Dead I Well May Be US 2003 Fiction 1910 743470567 4022 Now I lay me down to sleep I hear the sirens in the street All my dreams are made of chrome I have no way to get back home Waits, Tom A Sweet Little Bullet From A Pretty Blue Gun McKinty, Adrian I Hear the Sirens in the Street US 2013 Fiction 1978 1846688183 4023 MARTY MCFLY: Wait a minute, Doc. Are you telling me that you built a time machine … out of a DeLorean? DR EMMETT BROWN: The way I see it, if you’re gonna build a time machine into a car, why not do it with some style? Zemeckis, Robert and Gale, Bob Back to the Future (1985) McKinty, Adrian I Hear the Sirens in the Street US 2013 Fiction 1985 1846688183 4024 Now don’t be a cry baby when there’s wood in the shed, There’s a bird in the chimney and a stone in my bed, When the road’s washed out they pass the bottle around, And wait in the arms of the cold cold ground. Waits, Tom Cold Cold Ground McKinty, Adrian The Cold Cold Ground US 2012 Fiction 1987 1441785698 4025 It is rumoured that after concluding his song about the war in Ilium, Homer sang next of the war between the frogs and rats. Borges, Jorge Luis The Immortal McKinty, Adrian The Cold Cold Ground US 2012 Fiction 1949 1441785698 4026 O Arjuna. Why give in to this shameful weakness? You who would be the terror of thine enemies. Bhagavad Gita 2:3 McKinty, Adrian Hidden River US 2005 Fiction 743470575 4027 “Fifty grand is a lot of money,” I said. “No,” Jack said. “It’s just business.” Hemingway, Ernest Fifty Grand US McKinty, Adrian Fifty Grand US 2010 Fiction 1927 805089004 4028 Let us consider that we are all partially insane. It will explain us to each other. Twain, Mark US Dorsey, Tim Hammerhead Ranch Motel US 2000 Fiction 380732343 4029 Life is short. It’s also pretty wide. Spanish Proverb Spain Dorsey, Tim Gator A-GO-GO US 2010 Fiction 61432717 4030 You cannot kill time without injuring eternity. Thoreau, Henry David US Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 4031 All my possessions for a moment of time. Queen Elizabeth UK Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 4032 I should have become a watchmaker. Einstein, Albert Germany Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 4033 In tragic life, God wot, No villain need be! Passions spin the plot: We are betrayed by what is false within. Meredith, George Modern Love Bernhardt, William Hate Crime US 2004 Fiction 345451473 4034 And all my days are trances; And all my nightly dreams Are where thy dark eye glances… Poe, Edgar Allan To One in Paradise US Bernhardt, William Dark Eye US 2005 Fiction 345470168 4035 Rosalind: I’ll tell you who Time ambles withal, who Time trots withal, who Time gallops withal, and who he stands still withal… Orlando: Who stays it still withal? Rosalind: With lawyers in the vacation; for they sleep between term and term, and then they perceive not how time moves. Shakespeare, William As You Like It (III, ii) UK Bernhardt, William Death Row US 2003 Fiction 345441761 4036 I couldn’t have a better friend. Kachowl Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; ere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned. Yeats, William Butler The Second Coming Bernhardt, William Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness US 2009 Fiction 345487583 4037 Constitutions are merely the lengthened shadows of men. They are invented by men to protect themselves from one another. When they fail to do that, when the fate of human society is at stake, more drastic measures must be taken for society’s own sake. Emerson, Ralph Waldo US Bernhardt, William Capitol Conspiracy US 2008 Fiction 345487567 4038 The question is not what you look at, but what you see.T Thoreau, Henry David Henry David Thoreau, Journals, November 16, 1830 US Bernhardt, William Dark Justice US 1999 Fiction 736650814 4039 I would rather live in a world where my life is surrounded by mystery than live in a world so small that my mind could comprehend it. Fosdick, Harry Emerson Bernhardt, William Midnight Before Christmas US 1998 Fiction 345428102 4040 When men are pure, laws are useless; when men are corrupt, laws are broken. Disraeli, Benjamin Bernhardt, William Deadly Justice US 1993 Fiction 345418085 4041 Lawyers, I suppose, were children once. Lamb, Charles Bernhardt, William Deadly Justice US 1993 Fiction 345418085 4042 When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child, but when I became a man, I put away childish things. 1 CORINTHIANS 13:11 Bible Bible Verse Bernhardt, William Naked Justice US 1997 Fiction 449000877 4043 There only was one choice…” The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be one’s own self. De Montaigne, Michel Eyquem Bernhardt, William Extreme Justice US 1998 Fiction 345424816 4044 A good person once said, that where mystery begins, religion ends. Cannot I say, as truly at least, of human laws, that where mystery begins, justice ends? Burke, Edmund Bernhardt, William Silent Justice US 2000 Fiction 345428137 4045 Among the virtues, some are primary and some are subordinate to these. The following are primary: wisdom, courage, justice. Zeno the Stoic Bernhardt, William Primary Justice US 1991 Fiction 034548696X 4046 It is the curse, as well as the fascination of the law, that lawyers get to know more than is good for them about their fellow human beings. Mortimer, John Bernhardt, William Primary Justice US 1991 Fiction 1979 034548696X 4047 They say Justice is bloind: That she is. And deef and doom and has a wooden leg, as well. Dunne, Finley Peter Mister Dooley Bernhardt, William Blind Justice US 1992 Fiction 345486978 4048 In law, what plea so tainted and corrupt, But, being seasoned with a gracious voice Obscure the show of evil? Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice, Act III, scene ii Prologue UK Bernhardt, William Blind Justice US 1992 Fiction 345486978 4049 It's natural for the mind to believe and for the will to love; so that for want of true objects, they must attach themselves to false. Pascal, Blaise Wilson, Robert Charles Burning Paradise US 2013 Fiction 765332612 4050 You better get a home in that rock, don't you see? You better get a home in that rock, don't you see? Between the earth and sky I thought I heard my Savior cry You better get a home in that rock, don't you see? Now, God gaves Noah the rainbow sign, don't you see? God gaves Noah the rainbow sign, don't you see? God gaves Noah the rainbow sign, no more water but fire next time You better get a home in that rock, don't you see? A poor man Lazurus poor as I, don't you see? Poor man Lazurus poor as I, don't you see? Poor man Lazurus poor as I when he died he held my home on high You better get a home in that rock, don't you see? Now, the rich man Davies lived so well, don't you see? Rich man Davies lived so well, don't you see? Rich man Davies lived so well, when he died he had a home in hell You'd better get a home in that rock, don't you see? Wilson, J. J. Amaworo Damnificados US 2015 Fiction 162963117 4051 Blessed arethe meek, for they shall inherit the earth. Matthew 5:5 Bible Bible verse Wilson, J. J. Amaworo Damnificados US 2015 Fiction 162963117 4052 In Ireland, the inevitable never happns, and the unexpected constantly occurs Mahaffy, John Pentland Willis, Connie Crosstalk US 2016 Fiction, Science Fiction 345540689 4053 In every crowd are certain persons who seem just like the rest, yet they bear amazing messages de St Exupery, Antoine Night Flight Willis, Connie Crosstalk US 2016 Fiction, Science Fiction 345540689 4054 Listen up. Ghost Town Willis, Connie Crosstalk US 2016 Fiction, Science Fiction 345540689 4055 As circles five by art compressed show but one ring to sight, so trust uniteth faithful minds, with knot of secret might, whose force to break (but greedy Death) no wight possesseth power, As time and sequels well shall prove, my ring can say no more Lines engraved on Katherine Grey's wedding ring Weir, Alison A Dangerous Inheritance US 2012 Fiction 91926238 4056 Love is a moment of the mind, A tempest everlasting.. Daniel, Samuel Hymen's Triumph Weir, Alison A Dangerous Inheritance US 2012 Fiction 91926238 4057 Love is blind Shakespeare, William The Two Gentlemen of Verona Play UK Weir, Alison A Dangerous Inheritance US 2012 Fiction 91926238 4058 Thus wreck our lives, at times and in moments when we fail to assign to our actions their true colour and significance Borgmann, Tomas Nesser, Håkan The Weeping Girl US 2013 Fiction 9781447216582 4059 There's just one thing I think you ought to know before you take on this job... If you do well you'll get no thanks and if you get into trouble you'll get no help. Does that suit you?" "Perfectly." "Then I'll wish you good afternoon." Maugham, W. Somerset Ashenden Cumming, Charles A Foreign Country US 2012 Fiction 9780312591335 4060 The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there. Hartley, L.P. The Go-Between Cumming, Charles A Foreign Country US 2012 Fiction 9780312591335 4061 Empty, vast, and cold were the halls of the Snow Queen. The flickering flame of the northern lights could be plainly seen, whether they rose high or low in the heavens, from every part of the castle. In the midst of its empty, endless hall of snow was a frozen lake, broken on its surface into a thousand forms; each piece resembled another, from being in itself perfect as a work of art, and in the centre of this lake sat the Snow Queen, when she was at home. She called the lake "The Mirror of Reason," and said that it was the best, and indeed the only one in the world. Andersen, Hans Christian The Snow Queen Cunningham, Michael The Snow Queen US 2014 Fiction 9780374266325 4062 Deis dignus vindicibus nodus (A knot worthy of the gods to untie) Curry, Alexandra The Courtesan US 2015 Fiction 9780525955139 4063 For the ones condemned to drift or else be kept from drifting. Dylan, Bob D'Agostino, Kris The Sleepy Hollow family almanac US 2012 Fiction 9781565129511 4064 All the world's not round without you. Waits, Tom D'Agostino, Kris The Antiques US 2017 Fiction 9781501138973 4065 Lifeblood 1. the blood, considered as vital to sustain life. 2. the essential or animating force. Collins English Dictionary Definition of a word Cooper, N. J. Lifeblood US 2010 Fiction 1979 9781847374158 4066 Some time when the river is ice ask me mistakes I have made. Ask me whether what I have done is my life. Others have come in their slow way into my thought, and some have tried to help or to hurt: ask me what difference their strongest love or hate has made. I will listen to what you say. You and I can turn and look at the silent river and wait. We know the current is there, hidden; and there are comings and goings from miles away that hold the stillness exactly before us. What the river says, that is what I say. Stafford, William Ask Me Poem Cooley, M. P. Ice Shear US 2014 Fiction 9780062300706 4067 The Curfew tolls the Knell of parting Day, The lowing Herd winds slowly o'er the Lea, The Plow-man homeward plods his weary Way, And leaves the World to Darkness, and to me. Gray, Thomas Elegy Written in a Country Church-Yard Cook, Thomas H. The Crime of Julian Wells US 2012 Fiction 9781908800657 4068 Excellent people, no doubt, but distressingly short sighted in some matters. Sumptuous and stagnant exaggeration of murder. Joyce, James Cook, Josh The Exaggerated Murder US 2015 Fiction 9781612194271 4069 "He had a dream," I says, "and it shot him." Twain, Mark Huckleberry Finn Novel US Coover, Robert Huck Out West US 2017 Fiction 9780393608441 4070 And so when hats in Paris are lovely and french and everywhere then France is alright. So Paris was the place. Stein, Gertrude Conley, Susan Paris Was the Place US 2013 Fiction 9780307594075 4071 Round the decay Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away. Shelley, Percy Bysshe Ozymandias Poem Conway, Simon The Agent Runner US 2014 Fiction 9781628725995 4072 It seems feasible that over the coming century human nature will be scientifically remodelled. If so, it will be done haphazardly, as an upshot of struggles in the murky realm where big business, organised crime and the hidden parts of government vie for control. Gray, John Straw Dogs Conway, Simon Rock Creek Park US 2012 Fiction 9781444727784 4073 Rata watakara weta bendat, kata watakara weta bandinna beh (You can build a fence around the country, but you can't build a fence around the mouth.) Sinhala Proverb Cooper, Paul M.M. River of Ink US 2016 Fiction 9781408862186 4074 ...and there landed a man who held to a false creed, whose heart rejoiced in bad statesmanship, who was a fire in the forest of good... who was a sun that closed the night lotuses of wisdom, a moon that closed the day lotuses of peace, a man by the name of Magha, an unjust king sprung from the Kalinga line. The Chulavamsa, the Chronicles of Sri Lanka Chapter LXXX - the Sixteen Kings Cooper, Paul M.M. River of Ink US 2016 Fiction 9781408862186 4075 Warfare is the greatest affair of state, the basis of life and death, the way to survival or extinction. Sun Tzu Coonts, Stephen The Art of War US 2016 Fiction 9781250041999 4076 I was very thirsty, so I was looking for some water. I found some oil on the surface of the water. I really wanted something to drink. Afer all, I drank that water. Nine-year-old girl injured during Nagasaki bombing Japan Copleton, Jackie A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding US 2015 Fiction 1945 9780091959067 4077 The voice of the waves That rise before me Is not so loud As my weeping, That I am left behind. Thousand-year-old Japanese poem Poem Japan Copleton, Jackie A Dictionary of Mutual Understanding US 2015 Fiction 9780091959067 4078 The English are riding, no one knows where. Ann Wroe Quoted in A Fool and His Money Cornwell, Bernard 1356 US 2012 Fiction 9780061969676 4079 ...Com on wanre niht scridan sceadugenga (From out of the wan night slights the shadow walker) Beowulf Epic Poem Cornwell, Bernard Lords of the North US 2007 Fiction 9780060888633 4080 IF you look at satellite photographs of the Far East by night, you'll see a large splotch curiously lacking in light. This area of darkness is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Demick, Barbara Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea Ludlum, Robert The Janson Equation US 2015 Fiction 2009 9781455577675 4081 Officers wanted for hazardous journey. Small wages. Bitter cold. Long months of complete darkness. Constant danger. Safe return doubtful. Honor and recognition in case of success. Shackleton, Ernest recruitment notive for Shackleton's Antarctica expedition Ludlum, Robert The Janson Equation US 2015 Fiction 1914 9781455577675 4082 I think constantly of those who are gone; as my body continues on its journey, my thoughts keep coming back to bury themselves in days past. Flaubert, Gustave Corleone, Douglas Good as One US 2013 Fiction 1849 9781250017208 4083 Synaesthesia (Origina - Greek syn = together + aisthesis = perception) In its simplest from it is best described as a 'union of the senses' whereby two or more of the five senses that are normally experienced separately are involuntarily and automatically joined together. Some synaethetes experience colour when they hear sounds or read words. Other experience tastes, smells, shapes or touches in almost any combination. These sensations are automatic and cannot be turned on or off. Synaethesia isn't a disease or illness and it not at all harmful. In fact, the vast majority of synaethetes couldn't imagine life without it. The Synaesthesia Society Cordy, Michael The Colour Of Death US 2011 Fiction 9780593068311 4084 Synergy (Origin - Greek sunergos = working together) Coopeartion of two or more things to produce a combined effet that is greater than the sum of their separate effects. Oxford English Dictionary Definition of a word Cordy, Michael The Colour Of Death US 2011 Fiction 9780593068311 4085 Herr God, Herr Lucifer Beware Beware. Out of the ash I rise with my red hair And I eat men like air. Plath, Sylvia Lady Lazarus Cornwell, Patricia Depraved Heart US 2015 Fiction 1965 9780062325402 4086 In the depths of the winter I finally learned that there lay in me an unconquerable summer. Camus, Albert Costello, Mary Academy Street US 2014 Fiction 9781782114208 4087 Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream. Bush, George W. US Cotterill, Colin Killed at the Whim of a Hat US 2011 Fiction 2000 9780312564537 4088 Love is eternal. It has been the strongest motivation for human actions throughout history. Love is stronger than life. It reaches beyond the dark shadow of death. Caspary, Vera Laura Cox, Christopher R. A Good Death US 2013 Fiction 1944 9781250012319 4089 When I was fair and young, and favour graced me, Of many was I sought, their mistress for to be; But I did scorn them all, and aanswered them therefore, "Go, go, go seek some otherwhere Importune me no more!" Elizabeth I UK Weir, Alison The Marriage Game US 2014 Fiction 345511913 4090 Vera said: Why do you feel you hae to turn everything into a story?' so I told her why: Because if I tell the story, I control the version. Because if I tell the story, I can make you laugh, and I would rather have you laugh at me than feel sorry for me. Because if I tell the story, it doesn't hurt as much, Because if I tell the story, I can get on with it. Ephron, Nora Heartburn Weiner, Jennifer All Fall Down US 2014 Fiction 145161778X 4091 Go bloom near the somber captive, And tell her truly that we love her Tell that through fleeting time Everything belongs to the future. Michel, Louise L'œillet Rouge Webb, Heather Rodin's Lover US 2015 Fiction 142181757 4092 The tygers of Wrath are wiser than the horses of instruction Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Webb, Peggy The Language of Silence US 2014 Fiction 1451684819 4093 Original sin, therefore, appears to be a hereditary depravity and corruption of our nature, diffused through all parts of the soul Calvin, John Webb, Debra Depraved US Fiction 4094 The age of our fathers, which was worse than that of our ancestors, produced us, who are about to raise a progeny more vicious than ourselves Horace Webb, Debra Vicious US 2013 Fiction 9780989904438 4095 For the vile person will speak villainy, and his heart will work iniquity Isaisah 32:6 Bible Bible verse Webb, Debra Vile US 2014 Fiction 9780615938141 4096 A rage... that nothing can allay, nothing but blood. Shakespeare, William Webb, Debra Rage US 2012 Fiction 1455527645 4097 Revenge... it's delight is murder, and its end is despair Von Schiller, Johann Christoph Friedrich Webb, Debra Revenge US 2013 Fiction 9781455527588 4098 Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely Dalberg-Acton, John Emerich Edward Webb, Debra Power US 2012 Fiction 1455527564 4099 Men cannot always give an acco.unt of their impulses Parker, Joseph The Ark of God Webb, Debra Impulse US 2011 Fiction 1455527610 4100 The face of "evil" is always the face of total need. Burroughs II, William S. Webb, Debra Obsession US 2011 Fiction 1455527653 4101 I recognize in thieves, traitors and murderers, in the ruthless and the cunning, a deep beauty -- a sunken beauty. Genet, Jean Webb, Debra Ruthless US 2013 Fiction 1455527602 4102 Hope is the thing with feathers- That perches in the soul- And sings the tune without the words- And never stops-at all- Dickinson, Emily US Wallace, Wendy The Painted Bridge US 2012 Fiction 1451660820 4103 Poets have to dream, and dreaming in America is no cinch. Bellow, Saul Walter, Jess The Financial Lives of the Poets US 2009 Fiction 61916048 4104 Our imagination is stretched to the utmost, not, as in fiction, to imagine things which are not really there, but just to comprehend those things which are there Feynman, Richard 1965 Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics Walton, David Superpostition US 2015 Fiction 1633880125 4105 To give a true account of what passes within us, something else is necessary besides sincerity. Eliot, George Romola Waldman, Adelle The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P. US 2013 Fiction 9780805097450 4106 We strongly oppose keeping wild animals as pets. This principle applies to both native and nonnative species, whether caught in the wild or bred in captivity. The Humane Society of the United States Wagman, Diana The Care and Feeding of Exotic Pets US 2013 Fiction 1935439642 4107 Those who study the physical sciences, and bring them to bear upon the health of Man, tell us that if the noxious particles that rise from vitiated air were palpable to the sight, we should see them lowering in a dense black cloud above such haunts, and rolling slowly on to corrupt the better portion of a town. But if the moral pestilence that rises with them. . could be made discernible too, how terrible the revelation! Dickens, Charles Dombey and Son Vyleta, Dan Smoke US 2016 Fiction 385540175 4108 I am afraid of houses in which one grows comfortable and allows oneself to be taken in by the banal truth that life goes on and time heals all wounds. Boll, Heinrich Billards at Half-Past Nine Vyleta, Dan The Crooked Maid US 2013 Fiction 160819809X 4109 In answering them, he said, among other things, that he had indeed been away from Russia for a long time, more than four years, that he had been sent abroad on account of illness,.. listening to him, the swarthy man grinned several times; he laughed particularly when, to his question: "And did they cure you?" the blond man answered: "no they didn't." Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Idiot Vyleta, Dan The Crooked Maid US 2013 Fiction 160819809X 4110 No longer exalting in the swimming seas will I toss up my neck, rising from the depths, nor willI blow around the fine prow of a ship leaping and enjoying the figurehead. But the sea's blue wetness threw me up on dry land,, and I lie on this narrow strip of beach. Anyte Wagman, Diana Life #6 US 2015 Fiction 1632460033 4111 L.A. is epidemically everywhere and discernible only in glimpses Ellroy, James James Ellroy Comes Home 2006 Hamilton, Denise Los Angeles Noir US 2007 Fiction 1933354224 4112 It occurs to her that what she most appreciates about this City of the Angels is that which is missing, the voids, the unstitched borders, the empty corridors, the not yet deciphered. She is grateful for the absence of history. Braverman, Kate Palm Latitudes, 1988 Hamilton, Denise Los Angeles Noir US 2007 Fiction 1933354224 4113 One kills a man, one is an assassin. One kills millions, one is a conqueror. One kills everybody, one is a god. Rostand, Jean Ferrigno, Robert Sins of the Assassin US 2008 Fiction 1416537651 4114 To those who thirst and hold fast to the dream of water. The falling camel attracts many knives. Ancient Arabic Saying Ferrigno, Robert Prayers for the assassin US 2006 Fiction 141650768X 4115 Civilizations do not fall because of the barbarians at the gates. Nor does a great city fall from the death wish of bored and morally bankrupt stewards presumably sworn to its defense. Civilizations fall only because each citizen of the city comes to accept that nothing can be done to rally and rebuild broken walls; that ground lost may never be recovered; and that greatness lived in our grandparents but not our grandchildren. Yes, our betters tell us these things daily. But that doesn't mean we have to believe it. Whittle, Bill The Undefended City Ferrigno, Robert Heart of the Assassin US 2009 Fiction 1416537678 4116 Dere’s no guy livin’ dat knows Brooklyn t’roo an’ t’roo, because it’d take a guy a lifetime just to find his way aroun’ duh f — town. Wolfe, Thomas Only the Dead Know Brooklyn US McLoughlin, Tim Brooklyn Noir US 2004 Fiction 1888451580 4117 Now I’m walkin’ on the sidewalks of Chicago If I buy the bread I can’t afford the wine Now I’m walkin’ on the sidewalks of Chicago Wishin’ I had lived some other time Haggard, Merle US Pollack, Neal Chicago Noir US 2005 Fiction 1617752940 4118 And part of me—the noir part—is expecting a phone call from the writer, inviting me over for a smoke. Temple, Johnny Johnny Temple Brooklyn, NY July 2013 Temple, Johnny USA Noir: Best of the Akashic Noir Series US 2013 Fiction 1617751847 4119 It is not upon you alone the dark patches fall, The dark threw its patches down upon me also Whitman, Walt Crossing Brooklyn Ferry McLoughlin, Tim Brooklyn Noir 2 US 2005 Fiction 1888451769 4120 gone shipmate, like any other man, is gone forever; and I never met one of them again. But at times the spring flood of memory sets with force up the dark River of the Nine Bends. Then on the waters of the forlorn stream drifts a ship — a shadowy ship manned by a crew of Shades. They pass and make a sign, in a shadowy hail. Haven’t we, together and upon the immortal sea, wrung out a meaning from our sinful lives? Good-bye, brothers! You were a good crowd. Conrad, Joseph The Nigger of the Narcissus Hamill, Pete Loving Women US 1989 Fiction 786016388 4121 Well, I’m driftin’ and driftin’ like a ship out on the sea Well, I’m driftin’ and driftin’ like a ship out on the sea Well, I ain’t got nobody, in this world to care for me … Brown,Charles Driftin’ Blues Hamill, Pete Loving Women US 1989 Fiction 786016388 4122 Ah for another go, ah for a better chance! James, Henry Hamill, Pete Loving Women US 1989 Fiction 786016388 4123 I have no one to speak to, no one to consult, no one to support me, and I feel depressed and lonely. I do not know what to do… Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the “underwear bomber” Hamill, Pete Tabloid City US 2011 Fiction 316020753 4124 … You shall search them all. Someday by heart you’ll learn each famous sight And watch the curtain rise in hell’s despite; You’ll find the garden in the third act dead, Finger your knees — and wish yourself in bed With tabloid crime-sheets perched in easy sight. Crane, Hart The Tunnel, from The Bridge Hamill, Pete Tabloid City US 2011 Fiction 316020753 4125 A Jew can’t live without miracles. Yiddish Proverb Hamill, Pete Snow in August US 1997 Fiction 446675253 4126 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. HEBREWS 11:1 Bible Bible Verse Hamill, Pete Snow in August US 1997 Fiction 446675253 4127 Love in full life and length, not love ideal, No, nor ideal beauty, that fine name, But something better still, so very real... Lord Byron George Gordon Hamill, Pete North River US 2007 Fiction 316340588 4128 And what a people loves it will defend.We took their temples from them and forbade them, for many years, to worship their strange idols.They gathered in secret, deep in the dripping glens, Chanting their prayers before a lichened rock. Hewitt, John The Colony 1950 Hamill, Pete Forever US 2003 Fiction 316735698 4129 Little enough I know of your struggle, although you come to me more and more, free of that heavy body armour you tried to dissolve with alcohol, a pale face staring in dream light like a fish’s belly upward to life. Montague, John Stele for a Northern Republican Hamill, Pete A Drinking Life US 2011 Memoir 316341029 4130 …I had my existence. I was there. Me in place and the place in me. Heaney, Seamus A Herbal Hamill, Pete The Christmas Kid US 2012 Fiction 316232734 4131 The press, Watson, is a most valuable institution, if you only know how to use it. Holmes, Sherlock The Adventures of the Six Napoleons Lou Manfredo Rizzo’s Fire US 2011 Fiction 312538065 4132 I had no worries about someone fucking me. I was no white bread white boy. If someone said something wrong, my challenge would be quick and if the apology was less than swift, I would attack forthwith. Bunker, Edward Education of a Felon: A Memoir Bruen, Ken and Starr, Jason The Max US 2011 Fiction 857683713 4133 Cross: an ancient instrument of torture. Cross: in very bad humour. Cross: a punch thrown across an opponent's punch. Bruen, Ken Cross US 2007 Fiction 593057279 4134 A cross is only agony if you are aware of it. Irish Saying Bruen, Ken Cross US 2007 Fiction 593057279 4135 A white arrest - the pinnacle of a policeman’s career Sir Robert Peel Bruen, Ken A White Arrest US 1998 Fiction 1899344411 4136 The big one cancels all the previous shit Detective Sergeant Brant Bruen, Ken A White Arrest US 1998 Fiction 1899344411 4137 For now at least, all that was to come, and would come in its own delicious time. She would enjoy each minute of what was to come next, let it unfurl as slowly as she liked. Unsworth, Cathi The Singer Bruen, Ken Sanctuary US 2008 Fiction 1848270178 4138 If God should punish men according to what they deserve, He would not leave so much as a beast on the back of the earth. The Koran Block, Lawrence A Dance at the Slaughterhouse US 1991 Fiction 380813734 4139 At the door of life, by the gate of breath, There are worse things waiting for men than death. Swineburne, A.C The Triumph of Time Block, Lawrence Everybody Dies US 1998 Fiction 380725355 4140 Everybody dies. Garfield, John In Body and Soul Block, Lawrence Everybody Dies US 1998 Fiction 380725355 4141 Everybody dies. Newman, Randy Old Man Block, Lawrence Everybody Dies US 1998 Fiction 380725355 4142 From too much love of living, From hope and fear set free, We thank with brief thanksgiving Whatever gods may be That no life lives forever; That dead men rise up never; That even the weariest river Winds somewhere safe to sea. Swineburne, A.C The Garden of Proserpine Block, Lawrence Everybody Dies US 1998 Fiction 380725355 4143 And so we've had another night Of poetry and poses And each man knows he'll be alone When the sacred ginmill closes. Van Ronk, Dave Block, Lawrence When the Sacred Ginmill Closes US 1986 Fiction 752836994 4144 Life is a narrow vale between the cold and barren peaks of two eternities. We strive in vain to look beyond the heights. We cry aloud- and the only answer is the echo of our wailing cry. From the voiceless lips of the unreplying dead there comes no word. But, in the night of Death, Hope sees a star, and listening Love can hear the rustling of a wing. Ingersoll, Robert Green Robert Green Ingersoll, at the grave of his brother, Ebon Clark Ingersoll, June 1879 Block, Lawrence Hope to Die US 2001 Fiction 006103097X 4145 Hope is the only universal liar who never loses his reputation for veracity. Ingersoll, Robert Green Robert Green Ingersoll, speaking at the ManhattanLiberal Club, February 1892 Block, Lawrence Hope to Die US 2001 Fiction 006103097X 4146 Zai gezunt, boychik! Keller's Designated Hitter Block, Lawrence Hit Parade US 2006 Fiction 60840897 4147 I that in heill wes and gladnes, Am trublit now with gret seiknes, And feblit with infermitie; Timormortis conturbat me. Our plesance here is all vain glory, This fals world is but transitory, The flesche is brukle, the Feynd is slee; Timormortis conturbat me. The stait of man does change and vary, Now sound, now seik, now blith, now sary, Now dansand mery, now like to dee; Timormortis conturbat me. No stait in Erd here standis sicker; As with the wynd wavis the wicker, Wavis this warldis vanitie; Timormortis conturbat me. On to the dead gois all Estatis, Princis, prelotis, and Potestatis, Baith rich and pur of all degree; Timormortis conturbat me. He sparis no lord for his piscence, Na clerk for his intelligence; His awfull straik may no man flee; Timormortis conturbat me. Sen he hes all my brether tane, He will nocht lat me lif alane, On force I mun his next prey be; Timormortis conturbat me. Dunbar, William Block, Lawrence A Long Line of Dead Men US Fiction 4148 Lament for the Makers Look at the mourners; Bloody great hypocrites! Isn't it grand, boys, to be bloody well dead? Let's not have a sniffle Let's have a bloody good cry! And always remember the longer you live The sooner you'll bloody well die! An Irish Lullaby Block, Lawrence A Long Line of Dead Men US 1994 Fiction 752827480 4149 When from ’ouse to ’ouse you’re ’untin’ you must always work in pairs- It ’alves the gain, but safer you will find- For a single man gets bottled on them twisty-wisty stairs. An’ a woman comes and clobs ’im from be’ind. When you’ve turned ’em inside out, an’ it seems beyond a doubt As if there weren’t enough to dust a flute (Cornet: Toot! toot!)- Before you sling your ’ook, at the ’ouse-tops take a look, For it’s underneath the tiles they ’ide the loot. (Chorus.) ’Ow the loot! Bloomin’ loot! That’s the thing to make the boys git up an’ shoot! It’s the same with dogs an’ men, If you’d make ’em come again Clap ’em forward with a Loo! loo! Lulu! Loot! Whoopee! Tear ’im, puppy! Loo! loo! Lulu! Loot! loot! Loot! Kipling, Rudyard Loot Block, Lawrence The Burglar Who liked to Quote Kipling US 1979 Fiction 60731257 4150 Sir, he who would earn his bread writing books must have the assurance of a duke, the wit of a courtier, and the guts of a burglar. Dr Johnson, Samuel Block, Lawrence The Burglar In The Closet US 1978 Fiction 006087273X 4151 Therefore was a single man only first created, to teach thee that whosoever destroyeth a single soul from the children of man, Scripture charges him as though he had destroyed the whole world. The Talmud Block, Lawrence Time to Murder and Create US 1976 Fiction 752827499 4152 The death of a beautiful woman is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world. Poe, Edgar Allan Block, Lawrence Eight Million Ways To Die US 1982 Fiction 380715732 4153 Baby, baby, naughty baby Hush, you squalling thing, I say Peace this moment, peace, or maybe Bonaparte will pass this way Baby, baby, he's a giant Tall and black as Monmouth steeple And he breakfasts, dines and suppers Every day on naughty people Baby, baby, if he hears you As he gallops past the house Limb from limb at once he'll tear you Just as pussy tears a mouse And he'll beat you, beat you, beat you And he'll beat you all to pap And he'll eat you, eat you, eat you Every morsel snap snap snap! English Lullaby Block, Lawrence A Walk Among the Tombstones US 1992 Fiction 75283748 4154 I sit in one of the dives On Fifty-second Street Uncertain and afraid As the clever hopes expire Of a low dishonest decade: Waves of anger and fear Circulate over the bright And darkened lands of the earth, Obsessing our private lives; The unmentionable odor of death Offends the September night… Auden, W.H W. H. AUDEN "September 1, 1939" Block, Lawrence Out on the Cutting Edge US 1989 Fiction 752837494 4155 Once upon a time there were three little sisters,” the Dormouse began in a great hurry; “and their names were Elsie, Lacie, and Tillie; and they lived at the bottom of a well—” “What did they live on?” said Alice, who always took a great interest in questions of eating and drinking. “They lived on treacle,” said the Dormouse. “They couldn’t have done that, you know,” Alice gently remarked. “They’d have been ill.” “So they were,” said the Dormouse. “Very ill.” Caroll, Lewis Alice in Wonderland Block, Lawrence A Diet of Treacle US 1961 Fiction 843959576 4156 Listen, O judges: here is yet another madness, and that comes before the deed. Alas, you have not yet crept deep enough into this soul. Thus speaks the red judge, “Why did this criminal murder? He wanted to rob.” But I say unto you: his soul wanted blood, not robbery; he thirsted after the bliss of the knife. Nietzsche, Friedrich Thus Spake Zarathustra Translated by Walter Kaufmann Block, Lawrence All the Flowers are Dying US 2006 Fiction 61030961 4157 O Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are callin’, From glen to glen, and down the mountainside, The summer’s gone, the roses all are fallen, And now ’tis you must go, and I must bide. But come ye back when spring is in the meadow, Or when the hills are hushed and white with snow, Ye’ll find me there, in sunshine or in shadow, O Danny Boy, O Danny Boy, I love you so. But if ye come, and all the flowers are dyin’, And I am dead, as dead I well may be, Then you will find the place where I am lyin’, And kneel and say an Ave there for me. And I will hear, though soft you tread above me, And then my grave will warmer, softer be, And you will bend and tell me that you love me, And I will wait in peace until you come to me. Weatherly, Frederic Edward Danny Boy Song Block, Lawrence All the Flowers are Dying US 2006 Fiction 61030961 4158 On a Tuesday night in August I was sitting… One newspaper column started the whole thing. "I'll tell you," he said, "I just don't know what… Elaine was still up when I got home, watching a… The next day was Sunday, and I didn't have a… Forty-eight hours later I'd made two more visits to the Horatio… "It's like he saw it coming," Kevin Dahlgren said. The big news over the weekend had to do with… "An Open Letter to the People ofNew York ."… It took me awhile to get away from Marty McGraw. "The first night I went to Whitfield's place," I told Elaine. Elaine was gone by the time I woke up. It still didn't have to mean anything. By the time we got out of there TJ was… "It could have been murder," I said, "even if I… The phone rang the next morning while we were having breakfast. The letter had obviously been written after its author had…. The next couple of days were a three-ring circus for the media. I couldn't do much in what was left of that afternoon. I called Viaticom a few minutes after nine the next morning… I stayed put over the weekend. You'd have thought it was a social call. It was a long night. You could almost say he'd been asking for it. "Well, look who's here," he said. SCUDDER: Please state your name for the record. "You like irony," I told Ray Gruliow. Even the wicked get worse than they deserve. Cather, Willa One of Ours Block, Lawrence Even the Wicked US 1996 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 752834509 4159 Several of nature's people I know, and they know me; I feel for them a transport Of cordiality; But never met this fellow, Attended or alone, Without a tighter breathing, And zero at the bone. Dickinson, Emily The Snake Block, Lawrence A Ticket To The Boneyard US 1990 Fiction 752837478 4160 A bloody and a sudden end, Gunshot or a noose, For Death who takes what man would keep, Leaves what men would lose. He might have had my sister, My cousins by the score, But nothing satisfied the fool But my dear Mary Moore; None other knows what pleasures man At table or in bed. What shall I do for pretty girls Now my old bawd is dead? Yeats, William Butler John Kinsella's Lament for Mrs. Mary Moore Block, Lawrence A Ticket To The Boneyard US 1990 Fiction 752837478 4161 May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May you be in heaven an hour before The Devil knows you’re dead. Irish Blessing Block, Lawrence The Devil Knows You’re Dead US 1993 Fiction 752827472 4162 Let me have men about me that are fat, Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep a-nights. Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look. He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous. Shakespeare, William Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Settlement US 2012 Fiction B008AP918O 4163 Love had gone and left me — and the neighbors knock and borrow And life goes on forever like the gnawing of a mouse, And tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow There’s this little street and this little house. St. Vincent Millay, Edna Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Fandango US 2016 Fiction B01B1Y7ATC 4164 You must go on, I can’t go on, I’ll go on. Beckett, Samuel The Unnameable Block, Lawrence Step by Step US Fiction 4165 ll fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, Where wealth accumulates and men decay. Goldsmith, Oliver Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Presumption US 2012 Fiction B006W34F7I 4166 Can storied urn or animated bust Back to its mansion call the fleeting breath? Can Honour’s voice provoke the silent dust, Or Flattery sooth the dull cold ear of death?” Gray, Thomas Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Defense US 2012 Fiction B006WSJVD6 4167 Dame Fortune is a fickle gypsy, And always blind, and often tipsy. Praed, William Mackworth Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Appointment US 2012 Fiction B006WCA8FW 4168 How does it happen, tell me, That I lie here unmarked, forgotten, While Chase Henry, the town drunkard, Has a marble block, topped by an urn, Wherein Nature, in a mood ironical, Has sown a flowering weed?” Masters, Edgar Lee Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Reverse US 2012 Fiction B00804XN6G 4169 Let Ross, house of Ross, rejoice with Obadiah, and the rankle-dankle fish with hands. Smart, Christopher Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Riposte US 2012 Fiction B006WQILC0 4170 Play me songs with flatted thirds: Puppets dance from bloody strings. Music mourns dead birds. Breath is sweet in broken things. Telliford, William Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Obligation US 2012 Fiction B006XABNYS 4171 Things are seldom what they seem, Skim milk masquerades as cream. Gilbert, William Schwenk Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Alternative US 2012 Fiction B0080MA8XO 4172 In the world's broad field of battle, In the bivouac of life, be not like dumb, driven cattle! Be a hero in the strife! Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Block, Lawrence The Ehrengraf Nostrum US 2012 Fiction B0080RF5ZA 4173 When you look through binoculars, you are holding an instrument of precision and you see very clearly a small cabin which would seem quite indistinct without the binoculars. So you say, “Well, well, it’s just like another one I know, they are almost alike,” and as soon as you say that you no longer see it, in your mind you are comparing it with the one you think came before, while, in fact, it comes after. Truth means binoculars, precision, the thing that really comes first is the binoculars. You should say, “Well, well, these binoculars are almost the cabin.” Pinget, Robert Sorrentino, Gilbert Little Casino US 2002 Fiction 1566891264 4174 Although we may catalogue a kind of chain mysterious is the force that holds the chain together Cornell, Joseph Sorrentino, Gilbert Little Casino US 2002 Fiction 1566891264 4175 … while the ears, be we mikealls or nicholists, may sometimes be inclined to believe others the eyes, whether browned or nolensed, find it devilish hard now and again even to believe itself. Joyce, James Finnegan's Wake Sorrentino, Gilbert Lunar Follies US 2005 Fiction 1566891698 4176 You’re painting a shoe; you start painting the sole, and it turns into a moon; you start painting the moon, and it turns into a piece of bread. Guston, Philip Sorrentino, Gilbert Lunar Follies US 2005 Fiction 1566891698 4177 Ridiculous the waste sad time Stretching before and after. Eliot, T.S Sorrentino, Gilbert A Strange Commonplace US 2006 Fiction 1566891825 4178 I passed through extraordinary places, as vivid as any I ever saw where the storm had broken the barrier and let through a strange commonplace: Long, deserted avenues with unrecognized names at the corners and drunken looking people with completely foreign manners. Williams, Carlos William Sorrentino, Gilbert A Strange Commonplace US 2006 Fiction 1566891825 4179 He sat and stared at the sea, which appeared all surface and twinkle, far shallower than the spirit of man. It was the abyss of human illusion that was the real, the tideless deep. James, Henry Sorrentino, Gilbert The Abyss of Human Illusion US 2010 Fiction 1566892333 4180 Although our information is incorrect, we do not vouch for it Satie, Erik Sorrentino, Gilbert Aberration of Starlight US 1980 Fiction 1564784398 4181 Lis n’egalent pas leurs destins Indecis commes feuilles mortes Apollinaire, Guillaume Sorrentino, Gilbert Aberration of Starlight US 1980 Fiction 1564784398 4182 iQuien no escribe una carta? iQuien no habla de un asunto muy importante, muriendo de costumbre y llorando de oido? Vallejo, Cesar Sorrentino, Gilbert Aberration of Starlight US 1980 Fiction 1564784398 4183 aberration of starlight… The true path of light from a star to an observer is along the straight line from the star to the observer; but, because of the component of the observer’s velocity in a direction perpendicular to the direction to the star, the light appears to be traveling along a path at an angle to the true direction to the star. The New Columbia Encyclopedia Sorrentino, Gilbert Aberration of Starlight US 1980 Fiction 1564784398 4184 For all the mad housewives who weren’t The wind doth blow today, my love, And a few small drops of rain; I never had but one true-love; In cold grave she was lain. I’ll do as much for my true-love As any young man may; I’ll sit and mourn all at her grave For a twelvemonth and a day. The twelvemonth and a day being up, The dead began to speak: ‘Oh who sits weeping on my grave, and will not let me sleep?’ Quiller-Couch, Arthur The Unquiet Grave Parrish, P.J An Unquiet Grave US 2006 Fiction 786016078 4185 Nay, that I mean to do. Is not this a lamentable thing, that of the skin of an innocent lamb should be made parchment? That parchment scribbled o’er should undo a man? Some say, the bee stings: but I say, ’tis the bee’s wax, for I did but seal once to a thing, and I was never mine own man since. Shakespeare, William King Henry VI, Part II. Play UK Parrish, P.J Thicker Than Water US 2003 Fiction 786014202 4186 What love is now I know not; but I know I once loved much, and then there was no snow. Webster, Augusta The Snow Waste Parrish, P.J Heart of Ice US 2013 Fiction 1439189374 4187 Let us alone. What pleasure can we have To war with evil? Is there any peace In ever climbing up the climbing wave? All things have rest, and ripen toward the grave In silence-ripen, fall, and cease: Give us long rest or death, dark death, or dreamful ease. Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Lotus Eaters Parrish, P.J The Little Death US 2009 Fiction 1416525890 4188 There is no greater sorrow Than to be mindful of the happy time In misery. Alighieri, Dante Holm, Chris F. Dead Harvest US 2012 Fiction B0054TVJOI 4189 Hell is other people. Sartre, Jean-Paul Holm, Chris F. The Wrong Goodbye US 2012 Fiction B0076Q1INY 4190 The past is never dead. It’s not even past. Faulkner, William Holm, Chris F. The Big Reap US 2013 Fiction 85766342 4191 What if the breath that kindl’d those grim fires Awak’d should blow them into sevenfold rage And plunge us in the flames? or from above Should intermitted vengeance arm again His red right hand to plague us? Milton, John Paradise Lost Holm, Chris F. Red Right Hand US 2016 Fiction 031625956X 4192 You’re one microscopic cog In his catastrophic plan Designed and directed by His red right hand Holm, Chris F. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, “Red Right Hand” Y Holm, Chris F. Red Right Hand US 2016 Fiction 031625956X 4193 Nor is there any law more just, than that he who has plotted death shall perish by his own plot. Ovid Holm, Chris F. The Killing Kind US 2015 Fiction 316259535 4194 We can’t all be saints. Dillinger, John Holm, Chris F. The Killing Kind US 2015 Fiction 316259535 4195 The University is a Paradise. Rivers of Knowledge are there. Arts and Sciences flow from thence. Counsell Tables are Horti conclusi, (as is said in the Canticles) Gardens that are walled in, and they are Fontes signali, Wells that are sealed up; bottomless depths of unsearchable Counsels there. Donne, John Sayers, Dorothy Gaudy Night US 1935 Fiction 61043494 4196 That will ask some tears in the true performing of it; if I do it, let the audience look to their eyes; I will move storms, I will condole in some measure… I could play Ercles rarely, or a part to tear a cat in, to make all split… a lover is more condoling. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer-Night’s Dream. Sayers, Dorothy Busman’s Honeymoon US 1937 Fiction 61043516 4197 “Where gat ye your dinner, Lord Rendal, my son? Where gat ye your dinner, my handsome young man?” “- O I dined with my sweetheart, Mother; make my bed soon, For I’m sick to the heart and I fain wad lie down.” “O that was strong poison, Lord Rendal, my son, O that was strong poison, my handsome young man,” “- O yes, I am poisoned, Mother; make my bed soon, For I’m sick to the heart, and I fain wad lie down.” Old Ballad Sayers, Dorothy Strong Poison US 1930 Fiction 60809086 4198 The track was slippery with spouting blood’ Rodolph Sayers, Dorothy Have His Carcass US 1932 Fiction 61043524 4199 Praise not the day until evening has come; a woman until she is burnt; a sword until it is tried; a maiden until she is married; ice until it has been crossed; beer until it has been drunk. Viking Proverb Crighton, Michael Eaters of the Dead US 1976 Fiction 9780099222828 4200 Evil is of old date. Arab Proverb Crighton, Michael Eaters of the Dead US 1976 Fiction 9780099222828 4201 The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it also seems pointless. Weinberg, Steven Crighton, Michael Next US 2006 Fiction 9780060873165 4202 The world "cause" is an altar to an unknown god. James, William Crighton, Michael Next US 2006 Fiction 9780060873165 4203 What is not possible is not to choose. Sartre, Jean-Paul Crighton, Michael Next US 2006 Fiction 9780060873165 4204 If you think it long and mad, the wind of banners that passes through my life, and you decide to leave me at the shore of the heart where I have roots, remember that on that day, at that hour, I shall lift my arms and my roots will set off to seek another land. Neruda, Pablo If You Forget Me Poem Crawford, Susan The Pocket Wife US 2015 Fiction 1972 9780062362858 4205 All great change in American begins att he dinner table. Reagan, Ronald US Clark, Stephen Eirik Sweetness #9 US 2014 Fiction 9780316278751 4206 I was loved, happiness was not far away, and seemed to be almost touching me; I went on living in careless ease without trying to understand myself, not knowing what I expected or what I wanted from life, and time went on and on... People passed by me with their love, bright days and warm nights flashed by, the nightingales sang, the hay smelt fragrant, and all this, sweet and overwhelming in remembrance, passed with me as with everyone rapidly, leaving no trace, was not prized, and vanished like mist.... Where is it all? Chekhov, Anton A Lady's Story Clifford, Stephanie Everybody Rise US 2015 Fiction 1887 9781250077172 4207 That faraway shore's looking not too far. Sondheim, Stephen "Opening Doors", Merrily We Roll Along Clifford, Stephanie Everybody Rise US 2015 Fiction 1981 9781250077172 4208 Washington is a city of southern efficiency and northern charm. Kennedy, John F. US Close, Jennifer The Hopefuls US 2016 Fiction 9781101875612 4209 There will be time to murder and create. Eliot, T. S. Coady, Lynn The Antagonist US 2011 Fiction 9780307961358 4210 Daughters of Jerusalem, weep not for me, but weep for yourselves, and for your children. Luke 23:28v Coelho, Paulo Manuscript found in Accra US 2012 Fiction 9780385349833 4211 ...what woman having ten silver coins, if she loses one of them, does not light a lamp, sweep the house, and search carefully until she finds it? When she has found it, she calls together her friends and neighbours, saying, 'Rejoice with me, for I have found the coin that I had lost.' Luke 15:8-9 Coelho, Paulo Brida US 2008 Fiction 9780007274451 4212 Algunos dicen: Nunca segundas partes fueron buenas. Don Quixote Coetzee, J.M. The Schooldays of Jesus US 2016 Fiction 9781911215356 4213 You know, I'm half inclined to believe that there's some rational explanation to all this. The Lady Vanishes Coe, Jonathan Expo 58 US 2013 Fiction 1938 9780241966907 4214 By opening day, the American pavilion had been molded into an espionage weapon against the Soviet Union and its allies. Rydell, Robert W. World of Affairs: The Century-of-Progress Expositions Coe, Jonathan Expo 58 US 2013 Fiction 9780241966907 4215 What happens in the heart simply happens. Hughes, Ted Birthday Letters Coe, Amanda The Love She Left Behind US 2014 Fiction 9780393245493 4216 I think the rage to understand comes from the fact that you do not ask the right question. You will never find the right answer if you do not ask the proper question. It's like trying to open a door with the wrong key. Bourgeois, Louise Coe, Amanda The Love She Left Behind US 2014 Fiction 9780393245493 4217 Time has transfigured them into Untruth. The stone fidelity They hardly meant has come to be Their final blazon, and to prove Our almost-instinct almost true: What will survive of us is love. Larkin, Philip An Arundel Tomb Poem Coleman, Rowan The Day we Met US 2014 Fiction 9780553394122 4218 I like mathematics because it is not human and has nothing particular to do with this planet or with the whole accidental universe. Russell, Bertrand Colgan, Jenny T. Resistance is Futile US 2015 Fiction 9780356505374 4219 The window was one of many, the town was one. It was the only one, the one I left behind. Benet, Maria Mapmaker of Absences Cole, Teju Every day is for the thief US 2014 Fiction 9780812995787 4220 Ojo gbogbo ni t'ole, ojo kan ni t'olohun. Every day is for the thief, but one day is for the owner. Yoruba proverb Proverb Cole, Teju Every day is for the thief US 2014 Fiction 9780812995787 4221 Before they meet at such an impressive height, the uprights appear to spring out of the ground, molded in a way by the action of the wind itself. Eiffel, Gustave Colin, Beatrice To Capture What We Cannot Keep US 2016 Fiction 1885 9781250071446 4222 My dust would hear her and beat, Had I lain for a century dead; Would start and tremble under her feet, And blossom in purple and red. Tennyson, Alfred Lord Maud Cohu, Will Nothing But Grass US 2015 Fiction 9780701187859 4223 I opened the front door. The man in the tall hat was there. "Good morning, sir," he said, in that voice they all have. Lewis, Ted Jack's Return Home Cohu, Will Nothing But Grass US 2015 Fiction 9780701187859 4224 Time has transfigured them into Untruth. The stone fidelity They hardly meant has come to be Their final blazon, and to prove Our almost-instinct almost true: What will survive of us is love. Larkin, Philip An Arundel Tomb Poem Coleman, Rowan The Memory Book US 2014 Fiction 9780091953119 4225 Of calling shapes, and beckoning shadows dire, And airy tongues that syllable men's names On sands and shores and desert wilderness. Milton Comus Conrad, Joseph Victory: An Island Tale US 1915 Fiction 9780241189658 4226 Like a dog, he hunts in dreams. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Locksley Hall Connolly, John A Time of Torment US 2016 Fiction 9781444751574 4227 I prefer winter and fall, when you feel the bone structure of the landscape -- the loneliness of it, the dead feeling of winter. Something waits beneath it, the whole story doesn't show. Wyeth, Andrew Connolly, John The Wrath of Angels US 2013 Fiction 9781476703039 4228 ...they are not towers but giants. They stand in the well from the navel down; and stationed round its bank they mount guard on the final pit of Hell. Alighieri, Dante Inferno, Canto XXXI Connolly, John Bad Men US 2015 Fiction 9781473610989 4229 I am every dead thing... I am re-begot Of absence, darknesse, death; things which are not. Donne, John A Nocturnall Upon S. Lucies Day Connolly, John Every Dead Thing US 1999 Fiction 9781444704686 4230 To be happy for an hour, have a glass of wine. To be happy for a day, read a book. To be happy for a week, take a wife. To be happy for ever, make a garden. Proverb Conlon-McKenna, Marita The Rose Garden US 2013 Fiction 4231 I held him wise, and when he talked to me Of snakes and bird, and which God loved the best, I thought his knowledge marked the boundary Where men grew blind, though angels knew the rest. If he said Hush! I tried to hold my breath; Wherever he said Come! I stepped in faith. Eliot, George Brother and Sister Chase, Eve Black Rabbit Hall US 2015 Fiction 9781405919326 4232 Love begins by taking care of the closest ones - the ones at home. Mother Teresa Chamberlin, Holly The Season of Us US 2016 Fiction 9781496706812 4233 There is no dark side of the moon, really. Matter of fact, it's all dark. Von Braun, Wernher Chabon, Michael Moonglow US 2016 Fiction 9780062225559 4234 And below is always the accumulated past, which vanishes but does not vanish, which perishes and remains. Robinson, Marilynne Housekeeping Chapman, Emma How to be a Good Wife US 2013 Fiction 9781447216186 4235 ...I have tried to be as faithful to my recollections as I possibly could be. No doubt the unreliability and capriciousness of memory have led me to run together certain incidents and occasions, and to confuse some of the people involved in them. But if I have done these things, they have been done inadvertently. At no point have I deliberately departed from what I remember, or believe I remember. At the same time... I wanted not only to tell the trurh, as far as I knew it, about experiences I had been through or people with whom I had been involved, but also to produce tales, real stories, narratives which would provoke the reader's curiousity and satisfy it; which would appear to begin naturally, develop in a surprising and persuasive manner, and come to an end no sooner or later than they should. Jacobson, Dan Time and Time Again Chaudhuri, Amit Odysseus Abroad US 2014 Fiction 9781780746210 4236 As for these changes in me, they are the work of the warrior goddess Athene, who can do anything, and makes me look as she wishes, at one moment like a beggar and at the next like a young man finely dressed. It is easy for the gods in heaven to make or mar a man's appearance. Homer The Odyssey Chaudhuri, Amit Odysseus Abroad US 2014 Fiction 9781780746210 4237 I believe our tradition is all of Western culture, and I also believe we have a right to this tradition, greater than that which the inhabitants of one or the other Western nation might have. Borges, Jorge Luis The Argentine Writer and Tradition Chaudhuri, Amit Odysseus Abroad US 2014 Fiction 9781780746210 4238 We have this history of impossible solutions for insoluble problems. Eisner, Will Chabon, Michael The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay US 2000 Fiction 9780812983586 4239 Wonderful escape! Hawthorne, Nathaniel Wakefield Chabon, Michael The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay US 2000 Fiction 9780812983586 4240 "There is but one mind in all these men, and it is bent against Caesar. If thou beest not immortal, look about you. Security gives way to conspiracy. The mighty gods defend thee! Thy lover, Artemidorus" Here will I stand till Caesar pass along, And as a suitor will I give him this. My heart laments that virtue cannot live Out of the teeth of emulation. If thou read this, O Caesar, thou mayst live. IF not, the Fates with traitors do contrive. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Chiaverini, Jennifer Fates and Traitors US 2016 Fiction 9780525954309 4241 He could see plainly that she was not herself. That is, he could not see that she was becoming herself and daily casting aside that fictitious self which we assume like a garment with which to appear before the world. Chopin, Kate The Awakening Chiarella, Jessica And Again US 2016 Fiction 9781501116100 4242 East is East, and West is West, and never the two shall meet. Kipling, Rudyard Childress, Ron And West is West US 2015 Fiction 9781616205232 4243 When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbably, must be the truth. Holmes, Sherlock Christopher, Paul Lost City of the Templars US 2013 Fiction 9781451238917 4244 Things are only impossible until they're not. Picard, Jean-Luc Star Trek: The Next Generation Christopher, Paul Lost City of the Templars US 2013 Fiction 9781451238917 4245 Into what dangers would you lead me, Cassius, That you would have me seek into myself For that which is not in me? Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Christopher, Paul Lost City of the Templars US 2013 Fiction 9781451238917 4246 For there is nothing hid, which shall not be made manifest: neither was it made secret, but that it may come abroad The Gospel According to Mark, 4:21 Christie, Alix Gutenberg's Apprentice US 2014 Fiction 9781472220172 4247 In the annals of innovation, new ideas are only part of the equation. Execution is just as important. Isaacson, Walter Steve Jobs: A Biography Christie, Alix Gutenberg's Apprentice US 2014 Fiction 9781472220172 4248 Another of those singular and extraordinary bodies has mde its appearance within view of our globe... Those who may have the necessary apparatus, and the ability to use them, are respectfully advised of this opportunity for adding to the stock of astronomical knowledge, by ascertaining the elements of the orbit of this aerial visitor, and making such other observations and calculations as its appearance and short stay within our view will admit of. The Chillicothe Gazette Christopher, Adam Hanging Wire US 2014 Fiction 1811 9780857663177 4249 It was midnight on the first of October, 1811, that the New Orleans dropped anchor opposite the town... The roar of the escaping steam, then heard for the first time at the place where, now, its echoes are unceasing, roused the population, and, late as it was, crowds came rushing to the bank of the river to learn the cause of the unwanted uproar. A letter now before me, written by one of those on board, at the time, records the fact that there were those who insisted that the comet of 1811 had fallen into the Ohio and had produced the hubbub! Latrobe, JHB The First Steamboat Voyage on the West Waters US Christopher, Adam Hanging Wire US 2014 Fiction 9780857663177 4250 We have been very much alarmed by a repetition of earthquakes since the morning of the 16th of Dec... Various conjectures have arisen in the minds of our readers philosophers as to the causes that may have produced them. some suppose they are occasioned by a volcanic eruption, others seem to think they were produced by the comet's near approach to the earth. There are, however, a few who are of a differing opinion and ascribe it to electricity alone. The latter opinion I have adopted. Morrison, Robert Western Spy Christopher, Adam Hanging Wire US 2014 Fiction 1812 9780857663177 4251 The great scale upon which Nature is operating should be a solemn admonition... at such momentous periods when Nature appears, in spasmodic fury, [to] no longer tolerate the moral turpitde of man. Pittsburgh Gazette Christopher, Adam Hanging Wire US 2014 Fiction 1811 9780857663177 4252 Fair seed-time had my soul, and I grew up Fostered alike by beauty and by fear. Wordsworth, William The Prelude Christie, Michael If I Fall, If I Die US 2015 Fiction 9780804140805 4253 I lived on dread - [she wrote] To those who know The stimulus there is In danger -- other impetus Is numb -- and vitalles Dickinson, Emily 770 Christie, Michael If I Fall, If I Die US 2015 Fiction 9780804140805 4254 How have all those exquisite adaptations of one part of the organisation to another part, and to the conditions of life, and of one distinct organic being to another being, been perfected? Darwin, Charles The Origin of Species Church, Elizabeth J. The Atomic Weight Of Love US 2016 Fiction 9781616204846 4255 Los Alamos is in a restricted airspace reservation covered by an Executive order, dated May 23, 1950. This airspace cannot be penetrated except by authority of the AEC [Atomic Energy Commission]. Historically permission has been refusued except for the chartered [AEC flights of official visitors and project personnel]. report of the Hearing before the Subcommittee on Communities of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy US Congress report US Church, Elizabeth J. The Atomic Weight Of Love US 2016 Fiction 1959 9781616204846 4256 Yet each man kills the thing he loves By each let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word, The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword! Wilde, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol Clark, Mary Higgins & Burke, Alafair The Sleeping Beauty Killer US 2016 Fiction 9781501108587 4257 Cities and Thrones and Powers Stand in Time's eye, Almost as long as flowers, Which daily die: But, as new buds put forth To glad new men, Out of the spent and unconsidered Earth The Cities rise again. Kipling, Rudyard Clarke, Arthur C. & Baxter, Stephen Time's Eye US 2005 Fiction 034545247X 4258 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Binyon, Laurence Clark, Clare We That Are Left US 2015 Fiction 1914 9780544129993 4259 Truth is beautiful, without doubt; but so are lies. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Clare, Clark Beautiful Lies US 2012 Fiction 9780099570462 4260 For Hamlet and the trifling of his favour, Hold it a fashion and a toy in blood, A violet in the youth of primy nature, Forward, not permanent, sweet, not lasting, The perfume and suppliance of a minute; No more... Then weigh what loss your honour may sustain, If with too credent ear you list his songs, Or lose your heart, or your chaste treasure open To his unmaster'd importunity. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play Cameron, Rita Ophelia's Muse US 2015 Fiction 9781617738579 4261 The hours count. The minutes count. Do not let this crime against humanity take place. Picasso, Pablo Cantor, Jillian The Hours Count US 2015 Fiction 1951 9781594633188 4262 Always remember that we were innocent and could not wrong our conscience. Rosenberg, Julius and Rosenberg, Ethel letter to sons Letter Cantor, Jillian The Hours Count US 2015 Fiction 1953 9781594633188 4263 Once we know something, we find it hard to imagine what it was like not to know it. Our knowledge has "cursed" us... Reversing the process is as difficult as un-ringing a bell. You can't unlearn what you already know. There are, in fact, only two ways to beat the Curse of Knowledge reliably. The first is not to learn anything. The second is to take your ideas and transform them. Heath, Chip and Heath, Dan Made to Stick Carr, Caleb Surrender, New York US 2016 Fiction 9780679455691 4264 For in much wisdom is much grief; and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow. Ecclesiastes 1:18 Carr, Caleb Surrender, New York US 2016 Fiction 9780679455691 4265 The easiest way to attract a crowd is to let it be known that at a given time and a given place someone is going to attempt something that in the event of failure will mean sudden death. Weisz, Erik (aka Houdini, Harry) Carver, Will Dead Set US 2013 Fiction 9780099551058 4266 Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand. Yeats, William Butler The Stolen Child Carey, Lisa The Stolen Child US 2017 Fiction 9780062492180 4267 And all the while, I suppose, he thought, real people were living somewhere, and real things happening to them... Wharton, Edith The Age of Innocence Casey, Anne-Marie The Real Liddy James US 2016 Fiction 9780399160226 4268 Above all, be the heroine of your life, not the victim. Ephron, Nora Casey, Anne-Marie No One Could Have Guessed the Weather US 2013 Fiction 9780399164811 4269 Here are the cops of London town Hardworking, brave and true. They drink their tea, Stay up til three, And take good care of you. Ahlberg, Janet & Allan Cops and Robbers Casey. Jane The Kill US 2014 Fiction 9780091948382 4270 Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to was never there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it. Where is there a place for you to be? No place... Nothing outside you can give you any place ... In yourself right now is all the place you've got. O'Connor, Flannery Wise Blood Cash, Wiley This Dark Road to Mercy US 2014 Fiction 9780062088260 4271 Let the dead Past bury its dead. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth A Psalm of Life Castillo, Linda The Dead Will Tell US 2014 Fiction 9781250029577 4272 Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked. Psalm 1:1 Castillo, Linda Among the Wicked US 2016 Fiction 9781250061577 4273 Seek, and ye shall find; knock; and it shall be opened unto you. The Holy Bible (King James version), Matthew 7:7, New Testament Castillo, Linda After the Storm US 2015 Fiction 9781250061560 4274 The little box which contains the world Fell in love with herself And conceived Still another little box The little box of the little box Also fell in love with herself And conceived Still another little box And so it went on forever The world from the little box Ought to be inside The last offspring of the little box But not one of the little boxes Inside the little box in love with herself Is the last one Let's see you find the world now Popa, Vasko Last News About the Little Box Poem Celt, Adrienne The Daughters US 2015 Fiction 9781631490453 4275 Today is Sunday. Today they let me out into the sun for the first time And for the first time in my life I stood immovable Amazed at how distant the sky was How vast, How blue Respectfully I sat down on the ground Leaned my back against the wall At this moment No falling into revolting waves at all At this moment no thoughts Of struggle Of freedom Of my wife. The soil, the sun and me... I am happy. Hikmet, Nazim Sunday Celasin, Izzet Black Sky, Black Sea US 2012 Fiction 1948 9781906694838 4276 Although the events described in this report are true, the dialogue has been slowed to protect the sanity of the reader. The Literary Treasures and Racial Heritage Guild of Mount Nevermind Crook, Jeff Conundrum US 2001 Fiction, Fantasy 786919493 4277 The old order changeth, yielding place to the new Lord Tennyson, Alfred Idylls of the King Crook, Jeff The Rose and the Skull US 1999 Fiction, Fantasy 786913363 4278 If only it was a matter of the innocent and the guilty. Too bad for us it’s usually a matter of the guilty and the more guilty. Roth, Israel Coleman, Reed Innocent Monster US 2010 Fiction 1935562207 4279 Death is not an event in life: we do not live to experience death. Wittgenstein Coleman, Reed Hurt Machine US 2011 Fiction 1935562649 4280 Rather than love, than fame, give me truth. Thoreau, Henry David Coleman, Reed Gun Church US 2012 Fiction 1440551995 4281 tardom isn’t a profession; it’s an accident. Bacall, Lauren Coleman, Reed Gun Church US 2012 Fiction 1440551995 4282 Out of the ash I rise with my red hair And I eat men like air. Plath, Sylvia Lady Lazarus Coleman, Reed Little Easter US 1993 Fiction 1877946230 4283 Look around the table. If you don’t see a sucker, get up, because you’re the sucker. Preston, “Amarillo Slim” “Amarillo Slim” Preston, poker champ Coleman, Reed Onion Street US 2013 Fiction 1440539464 4284 And each successive shot was another loud, fateful rap on the door of my undoing. Camus, Albert The Stranger Coleman, Reed They Don't Play Stickball in Milwaukee US 1997 Fiction 1877946958 4285 Er’perrehnne. Le Guin, Ursula K. The Lathe of Heaven/ L’Autre Côté du rêve Walton, Jo Among Others US 2011 Fiction, Fantasy 076532153X 4286 What one piece of advice would you give to your younger self, and at what age? Any time between 10 and 25: It’s going to improve. Honest. There really are people out there that you will like and who will like you. Mendlesohn, Farah My LiveJournal, 23 may 2008 Walton, Jo Among Others US 2011 Fiction, Fantasy 076532153X 4287 Think of everything that has ever been said and everything that has ever been written, every book, every poem, every conversation, every scrap of paper, every encyclopaedia, in English, in Chinese, in French and Spanish and Italian and Russian and Korean and Arabic, in Swahili, in Farsi, and then think of your life. What are you next to all that? You’re like one half of a letter in one word; that’s your life, that is you front to back, up and down, over and out. But that doesn’t make what we say and do less important. It makes it moreimportant. Spencer, Scott Willing Jakubowski, Maxim I Was Waiting for You US 2010 Fiction 1907016597 4288 I was born when she kissed me. I died when she left me. I lived a few weeks while she loved me. Bogart, Humphrey In a Lonely Place Jakubowski, Maxim I Was Waiting for You US 2010 Fiction 1907016597 4289 We were perfect when we started I’ve been wondering where we’ve gone Counting Crows: A Murder of One Jakubowski, Maxim I Was Waiting for You US 2010 Fiction 1907016597 4290 A man should not strive to eliminate his complexes but to get into accord with them: They are legitimately what direct his conduct in the world. Freud, Sigmund Starr, Jason Panick Attack US 2009 Fiction 312387067 4291 She came from a happy home A very happy home a very happy home The Ramones Starr, Jason Panick Attack US 2009 Fiction 312387067 4292 Some people never go crazy. What truly horrible lives they must live. Bukowski, Charles Bruen, Ken and Starr, Jason Slide US 2007 Fiction 129958556 4293 It’s an odd thing, but anyone who disappears is said to be seen in San Francisco. Wilde, Oscar Maravelis, Peter San Francisco Noir US 2005 Fiction 1888451912 4294 A picture held us captive. And we could not get outside it, for it lay in our language and language seemed to repeat it to us inexorably. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Philosophical Investigations Oates, Joyce I’ll Take You There US 2002 Fiction 60501189 4295 Every substance is necessarily infinite. Spinoza Ethics Oates, Joyce I’ll Take You There US 2002 Fiction 60501189 4296 In animal life the weak are quickly disposed of Oates, Joyce The Gravedigger’s Daughter US 2007 Fiction 61236829 4297 “Why is your forehead so cool and damp?” she asks. Her breasts are soft and dry as flour. The hand that brushes my head is feverish. At her touch I long for the slap of water against rocks … … “What are you thinking of?” she whispers. I am staring into the garden. I am watching the moon wind its trail of golden slime around the oak, over the stone basin of the fountain. How can I tell her I am thinking that transformations are not forever? Mitchell, Susan From the Journal of the Frog Prince Datlow, Ellen Black Heart, Ivory Bones US 2007 Fiction 380786230 4298 All that’s beautiful drifts away Like the waters. Yeats, W.B Lehane, Dennis Prayers For Rain US 1999 Fiction 380730367 4299 …must we dream our dreams and have them, too? Bishop, Elizabeth Questions of Travel Lehane, Dennis Shutter Island US 2003 Fiction 038073186X 4300 Men of God and men of war have strange affinities. Mccarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian Lehane, Dennis Live by Night US 2012 Fiction 60004878 4301 It’s too late to be good. Lucky Luciano Lehane, Dennis Live by Night US 2012 Fiction 60004878 4302 I am just living to be lying by your side But I’m just about a moonlight mile on down the road Jagger, Mick and Richards, Keith Moonlight Mile Lehane, Dennis Moonlight Mile US 2010 Fiction 61836923 4303 Gentle reader, hear Poliphilo tell of his dreams, Dreams sent by the highest heaven. You will not waste your labour, not will listening irk you, For this wonderful work abounds in so many things. If, grave and dour, you despise love-stories, Know, I pray, that things are well ordered herein. You refuse? But at least the style, with its novel language, Grave discourse and wisdom, commands attention. If you refuse this, too, note the geometry, The many ancient things expressed in Nilotic signs... Here you will see the perfect palaces of kings, The worship of nymphs, fountains and rich banquets. The guards dance, dressed in motley, and the whole Of human life is expressed in dark labyrinths. Hypnerotomachia Poliphili Caldwell, Ian & Thomason, Dustin The Rule of Four US 2013 Fiction 9780099557487 4304 Through the suburbs sleepless people stagger, as though just delivered from a shipwreck of blood. Lorca, Federico Garcia The Dawn Calhoun, Kenneth Black Moon US 2014 Fiction 9780804137140 4305 Are you awake now too? Wilco Black Moon Calhoun, Kenneth Black Moon US 2014 Fiction 9780804137140 4306 There are moments when a man's imagination, so easily subdued to what it lives in, suddenly rises above its daily level and surveys the long windings of destiny. Wharton, Edith The Age of Innocence Callaway, Joy The Fifth Avenue Artists Society US 2016 Fiction 9780062391612 4307 The Society attracted all sorts of artists to the grand drawing room on Fifth Avenue. It wasn't the want for fame that drew them there -- though some certainly became known -- or even the anticipation of improvement. Instead, it was the realization that for some, true art, great art, is not won in solitude. It must first be lived. Laughlin, James The Society Callaway, Joy The Fifth Avenue Artists Society US 2016 Fiction 9780062391612 4308 No change. No exit. A minor flaw. You die -- but start up once more. It all repeats, just as before. Blok, Alexandr Callaghan, Tom A Spring Betrayal US 2016 Fiction 9781848669741 4309 The rain of London pimples The ebony streets with white And the neon-lamps of London Stain the canals of night And the park becomes a jungle In the alchemy of night. My wishes turn to violent Horses black as coal -- The randy mares of fancy, The stallions of the soul -- Eager to take the fences That fence about my soul. MacNeice, Louis London Rain Poem UK Caldwell, Lucy All the Beggars Riding US 2013 Fiction 9780571270569 4310 Jazz has come to stay because it is an expression of the times, of the breathless, energetic, superactive times in which we are living. Stokowski, Leopold Celestin, Ray Dead Man's Blues US 2016 Fiction 1924 9781447258902 4311 When I blow I think of times and things from outta the past that gives me an image of the tune. Like moving pictures passing in front of my eyes. A town, a chick somewhere back down the line, an old man you seen once in a place you don't remember. Armstrong, Louis Celestin, Ray The Axeman's Jazz US 2014 Fiction 9781447258889 4312 What would an ocean be without a monster lurking in the dark? It would be like sleep without dreams. Herzog, Werner Charlton, Blake Spellbreaker US 2016 Fiction 9780765317292 4313 Where there is a monster, there is a miracle. Nash, Ogden Charlton, Blake Spellbreaker US 2016 Fiction 9780765317292 4314 Every night and every morn Some to misery are born. Every morn and every night Some are born to sweet delight. Blake, William Charlton, Blake Spellbreaker US 2016 Fiction 9780765317292 4315 Oh fair enough are sky and plain, But I know fairer far: Those are as beautiful again That in the water are; The pods and rivers wash so clean The trees and clouds and air, The like on earth was never seen, And oh that I were there. Housman, A. E. A Shropshire Lad Chanter, Catherine The Well US 2015 Fiction 9781476772769 4316 The good man and the evil man are but one man, standing as shadow between day and night. Zezike Buchanan, Col Stands a Shadow US 2011 Fiction 9780765366610 4317 The Germans call the months after the war Stunde Null ('Zero Hour') -- the implication being that this was a time when the slate was wiped clean, and history allowed to start again. But it does not take much imagination to see that this is a decidedly rosy view of post-war history. Lowe, Keith Savage Continent Buchan, Elizabeth The New Mrs Clifton US 2016 Fiction 9780718184063 4318 The British Empire is supposed to have more or less disappeared by the 1960s. This is incorrect. The formal British Empire may have collapsed, but the British-led offshore world is alive and kicking... Formalities aside, we should treat the City of London, Jersey, Cayman Islands, BVI, Bermuda and the rest of the territories as one integrated global financial center that serves as the world's largest tax haven and a conduit for money laundering. Palan, Ronen / Murphy, Richard / Chavagneus, Christian Tax Haven: How Globalization Really Works Brookes, Adam Spy Games US 2015 Fiction 9780316399906 4319 If even a dog's tooth is truly worshipped it glows with light. The venerated object is endowed with power. Murdoch, Iris The Sea, The Sea Buckley, Christopher The Relic Master US 2015 Fiction 9781501125751 4320 In our corrupt times, the virtue of a Pontiff is commended when he does not surpass the wickedness of other men. Guicciardini, Francesco History of Italy Italy Buckley, Christopher The Relic Master US 2015 Fiction 1561 9781501125751 4321 "...so who are you in the end?" "I am a part of that power which eternally desires evil and eternally does good." Goethe Faust Bulgakov, Mikhail The Master & Margarita US Fiction 9781847492425 4322 Take ye the spoil of silver, take the spoil of gold: For there is none end of the store and glory out of all the pleasant furniture. Nahum 2:9 Burton, Jessie The Miniaturist US 2014 Fiction 9781447250920 4323 And as he went out of the temple, one of his disciples saith unto him, Master, see what manner of stones and what buildings are here! And Jesus answering said unto him, Seest thou these great buildings? There shall not be left one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down. Mark 13:1-2 Burton, Jessie The Miniaturist US 2014 Fiction 9781447250920 4324 Never again will a single story be told as though it were the only one. Berger, John Burton, Jessie The Muse US 2016 Fiction 9781447250944 4325 Where stars that died gave out, gave up, gave in -- Where no one meant the promises they made. Oh, and one more thing. I send my love However long and far it takes -- through light, Through time, through all the faithlessness of men. Galvin, James Dear Miss Emily Butler, Nickolas The Hearts of Men US 2017 Fiction 9780062469687 4326 Have faith, old heart. What is living, anyway, but dying? Olds, Sharon Known to be Left Butler, Nickolas The Hearts of Men US 2017 Fiction 9780062469687 4327 She will be more a princess than she ever was -- a hundred and fifty thousand times more. Burnett, Frances Hodgson A Little Princess Cabot, Meg Royal Wedding US 2015 Fiction 9781447282495 4328 We don't see things as they are, but as we are. Nin, Anais Caletti, Deb He's Gone US 2013 Fiction 9780345534354 4329 Transformation... Transformation is a marvelous thing. I am thinking especially of the transformation of butterflies. Though wonderful to watch, transformation... is not a particularly pleasant process for the subject involved. Nabokov, Vladimir Cornell lecture on The Metamorphosis and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Caletti, Deb He's Gone US 2013 Fiction 9780345534354 4330 When Jesus comes a calling, she said, He’s coming ’round the mountain on a train. Ritter, Josh Wings Lehane, Dennis The Given Day US 2008 Fiction 688163181 4331 Just think of all the people not fortunate enough to be bom in Richmond, Va. Wolfe, Tom Blossom, Andrew Richmond Noir US 2010 Fiction 193335498 4332 You inherit the sins, you inherit the flames. Springsteen, Bruce Adam Raised a Cain Pelecanos, George Hard Revolution US 2004 Fiction 753820358 4333 Don’t Look down On a man . . . Unless you gonna Pick him up. Written on a mural outside Taylor’s Funeral Home, on the corner of Randolph Place and North Capitol Street, NW, Washington, D.C. Pelecanos, George Hell to Pay US 2002 Fiction 752848623 4334 I dearly love the state of Texas, but I consider that a harmless perversion on my part, and discuss it only with consenting adults. Ivins, Molly Byrd, Bobby Lone Star Noir US 2010 Fiction 1936070642 4335 Going back to California, So many good things around. Don’t want to leave California, The sun seems to never go down.” Mayall, John California Winslow, Don Savages US 2010 Fiction 9781439183373 4336 They ain’t makin’ Jews like Jesus anymore. Friedman, Kinky Winslow, Don Way Down on the High Lonely US 1993 Fiction 312964226 4337 Way Down on the High Lonely So I drank myself some whiskey, And I dreamed I was a cowboy, Then I rode across the border. Lovett, Lyle Winslow, Don Way Down on the High Lonely US 1993 Fiction 312964226 4338 But I don’t need that much Sunshine in my cup, No, I don’t need that much. . . Hernandez, Nick Common Sense, “Sugar in My Cup” Winslow, Don The Gentlemen's Hour US 2009 Fiction 434019259 4339 The living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing; they have no more reward, and even the memory of them is lost. Their love and their hate and their envy have already perished; never again will they have any share in all that happens under the sun. ECCLESIASTES 9:5-6 Bible Bible Verse Lippman, Laura What the Dead Know US 2007 Fiction 61128856 4340 1 ordinary man + 1 ordinary life = 0 1 ordinary man + 1 extraordinary adventure = News 1 ordinary husband + 1 ordinary wife = 0 1 husband + 3 wives = News 1 bank cashier + 1 wife + 7 children = 0 1 bank cashier – $10,000 = News 1 chorus girl + 1 bank president – $100,000 = News 1 man + 1 auto + 1 gun + 1 quart = News 1 ordinary man + 1 ordinary life of 79 years = 0 1 ordinary man + 1 ordinary life of 100 years = News Bastian, George C. Editing the Day's News," 1922 Lippman, Laura Charm City US 1997 Fiction 380788764 4341 By choosing to share your life with a Greyhound, you are participating in an act nearly as old as civilization itself. These are the same dogs that slept alongside the pharaohs, hunted with the noblemen of the Middle Ages, and have inspired artists and poets for thousands of years. Without a doubt they are worthy of us. The question is, Are we worthy of them? Branigan,Cynthia A. Adopting the Racing Greyhound Lippman, Laura Charm City US 1997 Fiction 380788764 4342 Drive-bys are out. Executions are in. Frazier, Thomas C. Baltimore Police Commissioner Thomas C. Frazier in a 1997 interview on local crime statistics Lippman, Laura Charm City US 1997 Fiction 380788764 4343 When years without number like days of another summer had turned into air there once more was a street that had never forgotten the eyes of its child Merwin, W.S. Another Place" Lippman, Laura Butcher's Hill US 1998 Fiction 752843621 4344 Never get caught with a dead girl or a live boy. A political maxim of unknown origin Lippman, Laura The Sugar House US 2000 Fiction 752844210 4345 A Baltimorean is not merely John Doe, an isolated individual of Homo sapiens, exactly like every other John Doe. He is John Doe of a certain place-of Baltimore, of a definite home in Baltimore. It was not by accident that all the peoples of the Western world, very early in their history, began distinguishing their best men by adding of this or that place to their names. Mencken, H. L. Evening Sun, February 16, 1925 US Lippman, Laura The Sugar House US 2000 Fiction 752844210 4346 Of all escape mechanisms, death is the most efficient. Mencken, H. L. A Book of Burlesques Lippman, Laura Baltimore Blues US 1997 Fiction 61210021 4347 [W]hile I love the dear old City of Baltimore much, and many of her people more, past experience has taught that, in their collective or municipal capacity, they are the most silly, unreflective, procrastinating, impracticable and perverse congregation of bipeds to be found any where under the sun. Wise in their own conceits they are impatient of advice, no matter how thoughtful and well matured, from any one, preferring always their own crude extemporaneous conjectures to the suggestions of sound common sense, which can only be elicited by the patient exercise of judgment, observation and reflection. Dr. Thomas Hepburn Buckler Dr. Thomas Hepburn Buckler of Baltimore, in a letter home from his self-imposed exile in Paris, published in " Baltimore: Its Interests-Past, Present, and Future," 1873 US Lippman, Laura Baltimore Blues US 1997 Fiction 61210021 4348 And down in lovely muck I've lain, Happy till I woke again. Then I saw the morning sky: Heighho, the tale was all a lie; The world, it was the old world yet, I was I, my things were wet, And nothing now remained to do But begin the game anew. – A. E. Housman Housman, A. E. Terence, This is Stupid Stuff Lippman, Laura Baltimore Blues US 1997 Fiction 61210021 4349 The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God, and keep his commandments; for this is the whole duty of man. For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret thing, whether good or evil. ECCLESIASTES 12: 13-14 Bible Bible verse Lippman, Laura Every Secret Thing US 2003 Fiction 60506687 4350 Ripe plums are falling, Now there are only seven, May a fine lover come for me, Now while there’s still time. Ripe plums are falling, Now there are only three, May a fine lover come for me, While there’s still time. Ripe plums are falling, I lay them in a shuttle basket, May a fine lover come for me. Tell me his name. Confucius Lippman, Laura The Last Place US 2002 Fiction 752842595 4351 Three can keep a secret, if two are dead. Franklin, Benjamin US Lippman, Laura To The Power of Three US 2005 Fiction 60506733 4352 My Life had stood-a Loaded gun -In Corners-till a Day The Owner passed-identified- And carried Me away- … Though I than He-may longer live He longer must-than I- For I have but the power to kill, Without-the power to die Dickinson, Emily US Lippman, Laura To The Power of Three US 2005 Fiction 60506733 4353 Lo! Death has reared himself a throne In a strange city, lying alone Far down among the dim West, Where the good and the bad and the worst and the best Have gone to their eternal rest. Poe, Edgar Allan The City in the Sea Lippman, Laura In A Strange City US 2001 Fiction 380810239 4354 Tis one thing to be tempted, Escalus, Another thing to fall. Measure for Measure Lippman, Laura Another Thing to Fall US 2008 Fiction 61128872 4355 Alas for maiden, alas for Judge, For rich repiner and household drudge! God pity them both! and pity us all, Who vainly the dreams of youth recall. Whittier, John Greenleaf Maud Muller Lippman, Laura Most Dangerous Thing US 2011 Fiction 61706515 4356 Other sins only speak, murder shrieks out Webster, John The Duchess of Malfi King, Laurie A Grave Talent US 1993 Fiction 553573993 4357 Men fear death as children fear to go in the dark, and as that natural fear in children is increased with tales, so is the other Bacon, Francis Of Death King, Laurie A Grave Talent US 1993 Fiction 553573993 4358 Praeparatio prepare (vb) The action or process of making something ready for use or of getting ready for some occasion, test, or duty. King, Laurie The Birth of a new moon US 1998 Fiction 753107562 4359 O Power, O Wisdom, O Goodness inexplicable; Support me, Teach me, and be my Governor, That never my living be to thee despicable… Grant well that I may my intent fulfill. King, Laurie The Birth of a new moon US 1998 Fiction 753107562 4360 ... I would terrify you by letters. Corinthians 10:9 Bible, The Second Letter of Paul to the Corinthians King, Laurie A Letter of Mary US 1997 Fiction 000651085X 4361 A pen is certainly an excellent instrument to fix a man's attention and to inflame his ambition. Adams, John King, Laurie A Letter of Mary US 1997 Fiction 000651085X 4362 For who can deny that it is repugnant to nature that the blind shall be appointed to lead and conduct such as do see, that the weak, the sick and the impotent shall nourish and keep the whole and the strong, and, finally, that the foolish, mad, and frenetic shall govern the discrete and give counsel to such as be sober of mind? And such be all women compared to man in bearing of authority. Knox, John The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women King, Laurie A Monstrous Regiment of Women US 1995 Fiction 651494 4363 Womankind is imprudent and soft or flexible. Imprudent because she cannot consider with wisdom and reason the things she hears and sees; and soft she is because she is easily bowed. Chrysostom, John King, Laurie A Monstrous Regiment of Women US 1995 Fiction 651494 4364 When I obtained a holiday from my books, I mounted my pony and made for the moor. A Book of Dartmoor King, Laurie The Moor US 1998 Fiction 6510868 4365 If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its cunning. PSALM 137:5 King, Laurie O Jerusalem US 1999 Fiction 553581058 4366 I began to learn another alphabet, and meditate on words that hissed and words that gasped. Jerome Vita S. Paulii, TRANS. HELEN WADDELL (The Desert Fathers) King, Laurie O Jerusalem US 1999 Fiction 553581058 4367 LET JUSTICE ROLL DOWN LIKE THE WATERS, AND RIGHTEOUSNESS LIKE AN EVERFLOWING STREAM. Amos 5:24 Bible King, Laurie Justice Hall US 2002 Fiction 000711138X 4368 Dry bones that dream are bitter. They dream and darken our sun. Yeats, W.B The Dreaming of the Bones Robinson, Peter Final Account US 1994 Fiction 9780143052258 4369 The evil that men do lives after them. Shakespeare, WIlliam Julius Caesar Robinson, Peter Aftermath US 2001 Fiction 330489348 4370 Now winter nights enlarge The number of their houres, And clouds their stormes discharge Upon the ayrie towres; Let now the chimneys blaze And cups o'erflow with wine, Let well-tun'd words amaze With harmonie divine. Now yellow waxen lights Shall waite on hunny Love, While youthfull Revels, Masks, and Courtly sights, Sleepes leaden spels remove. Campion, Thomas The Third Booke of Ayres Robinson, Peter Gallows View US 1987 Fiction 380714000 4371 The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. Hatley, L.P The Go-Between Robinson, Peter In a Dry Season US 1999 Fiction 380794772 4372 THE WIND IT DOTH BLOW HARD AND THE COLD RAIN DOWN DOTH RAIN AND COLD, COLD IS THE GRAVE WHEREIN MY LOVE IS LAIN Traditional Folk Ballad Robinson, Peter Cold Is the Grave US 2000 Fiction 38080935 4373 The glory dropped from their youth and love, And both perceived they had dreamed a dream; Which hovered as dreams do, still above: But who can take a dream for a truth? Browning, Robert The Statue and the Bust Robinson, Peter Close To Home (aka The Summer That Never Was) US 2002 Fiction 61031097 4374 though our brother is upon the rack, as long as we ourselves are at our ease, our senses will never inform us of what he suffers. They never did, and never can, carry us beyond our own person, and it is by the imagination only that we can form any conception of what are his sensations Smith, Adams The Theory of Moral Sentiments Robinson, Peter Strange Affair US 2004 Fiction 978-0-333-98934-0 4375 A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity. Proverbs 17:17 Bible Robinson, Peter Strange Affair US 2004 Fiction 978-0-333-98934-0 4376 Imagination abandoned by reason produces impossible monsters; united with it, she is the mother of the arts and the source of its marvels. Goya, Francisco Robinson, Peter Piece of my Heart US 2006 Fiction 60544368 4377 The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom. Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, 1790-93 Robinson, Peter Piece of my Heart US 2006 Fiction 60544368 4378 Since its inception, the Tribunal has become a fully operational legal institution rendering judgements and setting important precedents of international criminal and humanitarian law. Many legal issues now adjudicated by the Tribunal have never actually been adjudicated or have lain dormant since the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials. The Rules of Procedure and Evidence guarantee that Tribunal proceedings adhere to internationally recognised principles of a fair trial. International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia document (2001) Robinson, Peter The Tribunal US 2004 Fiction 059530754X 4379 he Security Council, expressing once again its grave alarm at continuing reports of widespread and flagrant violations of international humanitarian law occurring within the territory of the former Yugoslavia, and especially in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, including reports of mass killings, massive, organized and systematic detention and rape of women, and the continuance of the practice of “ethnic cleansing”, including for the acquisition and the holding of territory,…decides hereby to establish an international tribunal for the sole purpose of prosecuting persons responsible for serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in the territory of the former Yugoslavia. United Nations Resolution 827 (1993) Robinson, Peter The Tribunal US 2004 Fiction 059530754X 4380 Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of the overcoming of it. Keller, Helen Robinson, Peter All the Colours of Darkness US 2008 Fiction 034083692X 4381 For when my outward action doth demonstrate The native act and figure of my heart In complement extern, ’tis not long after But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve For daws to peck at; I am not what I am. Shakespeare, WIlliam Othello UK Robinson, Peter All the Colours of Darkness US 2008 Fiction 034083692X 4382 The poison is working! Puccini Tosca Robinson, Peter All the Colours of Darkness US 2008 Fiction 034083692X 4383 “Lost in the desart wild Is your little child. How can Lyca sleep If her mother weep?” Sleeping Lyca lay While the beasts of prey, Come from caverns deep, View’d the maid asleep. Blake, William The Little Girl Lost Robinson, Peter Wednesday's Child US 1992 Fiction 380820498 4384 It’s hard to make predictions — especially about the future. Lamport, Allan A. Allan A. Lamport, Mayor of Toronto Armin, Janine Toronto Noir US 2008 Fiction 193335450X 4385 The past lies like a nightmare upon the present. Marx, Karl The 18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte Robinson, Peter Abattoir Blues US 2014 Fiction 771076428 4386 ‘But look at these lonely houses, each in its own fields, filled for the most part with poor ignorant folk who know little of the law. Think of the deeds of hellish cruelty, the hidden wickedness which may go on, year in, year out, in such places, and none the wiser.' Sir Doyle, Arthur Conan ‘The Copper Beeches’, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1892) Robinson, Peter Abattoir Blues US 2014 Fiction 771076428 4387 A sudden blow: the great wings beating still Above the staggering girl, her thighs caressed By the dark webs, her nape caught in its bill, He holds her helpless breast upon his breast. Yeats, WB Leda and the Swan Robinson, Peter When the Music's Over US 2016 Fiction 62394789 4388 Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe. Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There Robinson, Peter When the Music's Over US 2016 Fiction 62394789 4389 There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. Disraeli, Benjamin Burke, Jan Remember me, Irene US 1996 Fiction 743444515 4390 Over and over, they used to ask me While buying the wine or the beer… How I happened to lead the life, And what was the start of it. Well, I told them a silk dress, And a promise of marriage from a rich man… But that was not really it at all. Suppose a boy steals an apple From the tray at the grocery store, And they all begin to call him a thief, The editor, minister, judge, and all the people- “A thief,” “a thief,” “a thief” wherever he goes. And he can’t get work, and he can’t get bread Without stealing it, why the boy will steal. It’s the way the people regard the theft of the apple That makes the boy what he is. Masters, Edgar Lee Aner Clute in Spoon River Anthology Burke, Jan Remember me, Irene US 1996 Fiction 743444515 4391 The gate was open and the drawbridge down. He galloped across, but when he got to the end of the drawbridge, someone yanked the cable so abruptly that Parzival was nearly thrown, horse and all, into the moat. Parzival turned back to see who had done this to him. There, standing in the open gateway, was the page who had pulled the cable, shaking his fist at Parzival. “May God damn the light that falls upon your path!” the boy cried. “You fool! You wretched fool! Why didn’t you ask the question?” “What do you mean?” Parzival shouted back. “What question?” Parzival: The Quest of the Grail Knight Burke, Jan Bones US 1997 Fiction 451202473 4392 Hocus 1. To play a trick upon; dupe, hoax. 2. To drug (a person), especially for a criminal purpose. Burke, Jan Hocus US 1997 Fiction 743444531 4393 do call the city to be laid out by the name of Philadelphia. Let every house be placed, if the person pleases, in the middle of its plat, so there may be ground on each side for gardens or orchards or fields, that it may be a green country town, which will never be burnt, and always be wholesome. Penn, William Instructions to His Commissioners, 1681 Scottoline, Lisa Devil's Corner US 2005 Fiction 60742895 4394 For this my son was dead, and is alive again; he was lost, and is found. Luke 15:24 Wambaugh, Joseph The Secrets of Harry Bright US 1985 Fiction 722189141 4395 Gothic: a late 18th century and early 19th century style of fiction characterized by historical and picturesque settings, an atmosphere of mystery, gloom, and terror, supernatural or fantastic occurrences, and violent and macabre events. The Random House Dictionary Wambaugh, Joseph Echoes in the Darkness US 1984 Fiction 553269321 4396 I mate with my free kind upon the crags; the hidden recesses Have heard the echo of my heels, in the cool light, in the darkness. Pound, Ezra Wambaugh, Joseph Echoes in the Darkness US 1984 Fiction 553269321 4397 Blood Innocents At the beginning of everything there is first of all refusal. Sartre, Jean-Paul Cook, Thomas H. Blood Innocents US 1980 Fiction 425093581 4398 Sine qua non He sees enough who doth his darkness see. Lord Herbert of Cherbury Cook, Thomas H. The Chatham School Affair US 1996 Fiction 553571931 4399 Day’s Eden brightness still relieving The awful Night’s intense profound … Goethe Cook, Thomas H. The Orchids US 1982 Fiction 039532503X 4400 Oh, return to zero, the master said. Use what's lying around the house. Make it simple and sad. Dunn, Stephen Visiting the Master Cook, Thomas H. Red Leaves US 2005 Fiction 156032341 4401 After the first death, there is no other. Thomas, Dylan Cook, Thomas H. Sacrificial Ground US 1988 Fiction 446352209 4402 After changes upon changes, we are more or less the same. After changes we are more or less the same Simon, Paul The Boxer, SEPTEMBER 13, 1999 Deaver, Jeffery The Sleeping Doll US 2007 Fiction 034083384X 4403 Time is dead as long as it is being clicked off by little wheels; only when the clock stops does time come to life. Faulkner, William Deaver, Jeffery Cold Moon US 2006 Fiction 743296788 4404 You can't see me, but I'm always present. Run as fast as you can, but you'll never escape me. Fight me with all your strength, but you'll never defeat me. I kill when I wish, but can never be brought to justice. Who am I? Old Man Time. Deaver, Jeffery Cold Moon US 2006 Fiction 743296788 4405 Journalism without a moral position is impossible. Every journalist is a moralist. She cannot do her work without judging what she sees. Duras, Marguerite Deaver, Jeffery Hard News US 1991 Fiction 553583298 4406 Let the jury consider their verdict," the King said, for about the twentieth time that day. "No, no," said the Queen. "Sentence first – verdict afterwards." Caroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Deaver, Jeffery Mistress of Justice US 1992 Fiction 553584456 4407 No hawk can be a pet. There is no sentimentality. In a way, it is the psychiatrist’s art. One is matching one’s mind against another mind with deadly reason and interest. White, T.H The Goshawk Deaver, Jeffery The Coffin Dancer US 1998 Fiction 671024094 4408 A man should keep his word. James Stewart as Rupert Cadell in Alfred Hitchcock's Rope Deaver, Jeffery Shallow Graves US 1992 Fiction 671047485 4409 All you need for a movie is a gun and a girl. Godard, Jean-Luc Deaver, Jeffery Bloody River Blues US 1993 Fiction 671047507 4410 I’m a professional. I’ve survived in a pretty rough business. Humphrey Bogart Deaver, Jeffery Hell's Kitchen US 2001 Fiction 671047515 4411 What the Internet and its cult of anonymity do is to provide a blanket sort of immunity for anybody who wants to say anything about anybody else, and it would be difficult in this sense to think of a more morally deformed exploitation of the concept of free speech. Bernstein, Richard New York Times Deaver, Jeffery Roadside Crosses US 2009 Fiction 141654999 4412 From the brain and the brain alone, arise our pleasures, joys, laughter and jests, as well as our sorrow, pain, grief, and tears… The brain is also the seat of madness and delirium, of the fears and terrors which assail by night or day… Hippocrates Deaver, Jeffery The Empty Chair US 2000 Fiction 684855631 4413 The word Wei-Chi consists of two Chinese words – Wei, which means to "encircle," and Chi, which means "piece." As the game represents a struggle for life, it may be called the "war game." Pecorini, Danielle and Tong Shu The Game of Wei-Chi Deaver, Jeffery The Stone Monkey US 2002 Fiction 141040096 4414 Most privacy violations are not going to be caused by the exposure of huge personal secrets but by the publication of many little facts… As with killer bees, one is an annoyance but a swarm can be deadly. O'Harrow Jr, Robert No Place to Hide Deaver, Jeffery The Broken Window US 2008 Fiction 141654997 4415 When I say that the brain is a machine, it is meant not as an insult to the mind but as an acknowledgment of the potential of a machine. I do not believe that a human mind is less than what we imagine it to be, but rather that a machine can be much, much more. Hillis, W. Daniel The Pattern on the Stone Deaver, Jeffery The Blue Nowhere US 2001 Fiction 340767510 4416 It is possible… to commit nearly any crime by computer. You could even kill a person using a computer. a Los Angeles Police Department officer Deaver, Jeffery The Blue Nowhere US 2001 Fiction 340767510 4417 The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness. Muir, John Deaver, Jeffery The Bodies Left Behind US 2008 Fiction 1416595619 4418 The expert magician seeks to deceive the mind, rather than the eye." Kaye, Marvin The Creative Magician's Handbook Deaver, Jeffery The Vanished Man US 2003 Fiction 743437810 4419 A conjuring trick is generally regarded by magicians as consisting of an effect and a method. The effect is what the spectator sees… The method is the secret behind the effect and allows the effect to take place. Lament, Peter and Wisema, Richard Magic in Theory Deaver, Jeffery The Vanished Man US 2003 Fiction 743437810 4420 The land of faery: where nobody gets old and godly and grave, where nobody gets old and crafty and wise, where nobody gets old and bitter of tongue. Yeats, William Butler Deaver, Jeffery Manhattan is my Boat US 1988 Fiction 340793112 4421 [Berlin] was full of whispers. They told of illegal midnight arrests, of prisoners tortured in the S.A. barracks… They were drowned by the loud angry voices of the Government, contradicting through its thousand mouths. Isherwood, Christopher Berlin Stories Deaver, Jeffery Garden of Beasts US 2011 Fiction 307408841 4422 A thorough analysis of an anonymous letter may greatly reduce the number of possible writers and may at once dismiss certain suspected writers. The use of a semicolon or the correct use of an apostrophe may eliminate a whole group of writers. Osborn and Osborn Questioned Document Problems Deaver, Jeffery The Devil's Teardrop US 1999 Fiction 671038443 4423 Hell, there are no rules here. We’re trying to accomplish something. Edison, Thomas Alva On Creating the first electric grid Deaver, Jeffery Burning Wire US 2010 Fiction 1439156336 4424 From his neck down a man is worth a couple of dollars a day, from his neck up he is worth anything that his brain can produce Edison, Thomas Alva Deaver, Jeffery Burning Wire US 2010 Fiction 1439156336 4425 The present in New York is so powerful that the past is lost. Chapman, John Jay Deaver, Jeffery The Bone Collector US 1997 Fiction 451188454 4426 What is needed is a new organisation to co-ordinate, inspire, control, and assist the nationals of the oppressed countries… We need absolute secrecy, a certain fanatical enthusiasm, willingness to work with people of different nationalities and complete political reliability. The organisation should, in my view, be entirely independent of the War Office machiner Dalton, Hugh Minister of Economic Warfare, describing the formation of Britain’s Special Operations Executive espionage and sabotage group at the outbreak of the Second World War. Deaver, Jeffery Carte Blanche US Fiction 4427 Physical evidence cannot be wrong, it cannot perjure itself, it cannot be wholly absent. Only human failure to find it, study and understand it, can diminish its value. Kirk, Paul L. Crime Investigation: Physical Evidence and the Police Laboratory Deaver, Jeffery A Textbook Case US 2013 Fiction 1455526835 4428 I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Hall, Evelyn Beatrice The Friends of Voltaire, 1906 Deaver, Jeffery The Kill Room US 2013 Fiction 1444757330 4429 The creatures I had seen were not men, had never been men. They were animals — humanised animals — triumphs of vivisection. Wells, H.G The Island of Doctor Moreau Deaver, Jeffery The Skin Collector US 2014 Fiction 1455517135 4430 Fear is the mind-killer. Herbert, Frank Dune Deaver, Jeffery Solitude Creek US 2015 Fiction 1455517151 4431 I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library. Borges, Jorge Luis Deaver, Jeffery An Acceptable Sacrifice US 2012 Fiction 1453276823 4432 The enemy is within the gates; it is with our own luxury, our own folly, our own criminality that we have to contend. Cicero Deaver, Jeffery The Steel Kiss US 2016 Fiction 1455536342 4433 If a man is found slain, lying in a field in the land the Lord your God is giving you to possess, and it is not known who killed him, your elders and judges shall go out and measure the distance from the body to the neighboring towns. Then the elders of the town nearest the body shall take a heifer that has never been worked and has never worn a yoke and lead her down to a valley that has not been plowed or planted and where there is a flowing stream. There in the valley they are to break the heifer’s neck. The priests, the sons of Levi, shall step forward, for the Lord your God has chosen them to minister and to pronounce blessings in the name of the Lord and to decide all cases of dispute and assault. Then all the elders of the town nearest the body shall wash their hands over the heifer whose neck was broken in the valley and they shall declare: “Our hands did not shed this blood, nor did our eyes see it done. Accept this atonement for your people Israel, whom you have redeemed, O Lord, and do not hold your people guilty of the blood of an innocent man.” Deuteronomy 21: 1-9 Bible Simon, David Homicide: A Year On The Killing Streets US Fiction 4434 In contact wounds, the muzzle of the weapon is held against the surface of the body… the immediate edges of the entrance are seared by hot gases and blackened by the soot. This is embedded in the seared skin and cannot be completely removed either by washing or vigorous scrubbing of the wound. Vincent J M Dimaio M.D., Gunshot Wounds: Practical Aspects of Firearms, Ballistics and Forensic Technique Simon, David Homicide: A Year On The Killing Streets US 1991 Fiction 805080759 4435 Where shall we see a better daughter or a kinder sister or a truer friend? Austen, Jane Emma Talley, Marcia Dead Man Dancing US 2008 Fiction 727866702 4436 To the men and women who are faithfully serving in enforced silence to secure for America the freedom that is denied to them. Service members Legal Defense Network, Conduct Unbecoming Talley, Marcia This Enemy Town US 2005 Fiction 60587393 4437 My birth-place hate I, and my love’s upon This enemy town. I’ll enter: if he slay me, He does fair justice; if he give me way, I’ll do his country service. Shakespeare, William Coriolanus, Act IV, SC.IV Talley, Marcia This Enemy Town US 2005 Fiction 60587393 4438 At three and twenty I am left alone, and what more can we be at seventy? It is true, I am young enough to begin again, but with whom can I retrace the laughing part of life? It is odd how few of my friends have died a quiet death; I mean in their beds. But a quiet life is of more consequence. Lord Byron Letter to James Wedderburn Webster, August 24, 1811 Talley, Marcia A Quiet Death US 2011 Fiction 727880411 4439 On the whole, I’d rather be in Philadelphia. Fields, W.C Talley, Marcia Dark Passage US 2013 Fiction 727882783 4440 The end result becomes a little work of theatre, a play with a simple plot that exists on a fairy tale level. The fantasies of a magic show can often be appreciated in everyday life: causing someone to disappear, becoming someone else, acquiring the ability to escape or walk through a wall. The play might be seconds long or be elaborately written to include a full story. Steinmeyer, Jim Hiding the Elephant, Da Capo, 2004, p. 94 Talley, Marcia Dark Passage US 2013 Fiction 727882783 4441 Remember that not getting what you want is sometimes a wonderful stroke of luck. The Dalai Lama XIV Talley, Marcia Daughter of Ashes US 2014 Fiction 072788493X 4442 Wandering oversea dreamer, Hunting and hoarse, Oh daughter and mother, Oh daughter of ashes and mother of blood, Child of the hair let down, and tears, Child of the cross in the south And the star in the north, Keeper of Egypt and Russia and France, Keeper of England and Poland and Spain, Make us a song for to-morrow. Make us one new dream, us who forget, Out of the storm let us have one star. Struggle, Oh anvils, and help her. Weave with your wool. Oh winds and skies. Let your iron and copper help, Oh dirt of the old dark earth. Wandering oversea singer, Singing of ashes and blood, Child of the scars of fire, Make us one new dream, us who forget. Out of the storm let us have one star. Sandburg, Carl Smoke and Steel, ‘IV. Playthings of the Wind, 12. Prayers After World War,’ 1922 Talley, Marcia Daughter of Ashes US 2014 Fiction 072788493X 4443 Hard-handed men, that work in Athens here, Which never labour’d in their minds till now; And now have toil’d their unbreathed memories With this same play, against your nuptial. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night’s Dream Act 5, Scene 1 Talley, Marcia Unbreathed Memories US 2000 Fiction 440235189 4444 Come like an evening shadow, Death! So stealthily, so silently! And shut mine eyes, and steal my breath. Southey, Caroline To Death Talley, Marcia In Death's Shadow US 2004 Fiction 60587385 4445 Even the death of Friends will inspire us as much as their lives. They will leave consolation to the mourners… and their memories will be incrusted over with sublime and pleasing thoughts, as monuments of other men are overgrown with moss; for our Friends have no place in the graveyard. Thoreau, Henry David A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers: Wednesday (1849) Talley, Marcia In Death's Shadow US 2004 Fiction 60587385 4446 Talk not to me: I will go sit and weep, Till I can find occasion of revenge. Shakespeare, William The Taming of the Shrew Act 2, Scene 1 Talley, Marcia Occasion of Revenge US 2001 Fiction 440235200 4447 AT TWO HOURS AFTER MIDNIGHT APPEARED THE LAND, AT A DISTANCE OF 2 LEAGUES. THEY HANDED ALL SAILS AND SET THE TREO, WHICH IS THE MAINSAIL WITHOUT BONNETS, AND LAY-TO WAITING FOR DAYLIGHT FRIDAY, WHEN THEY ARRIVED AT AN ISLAND OF THE BAHAMAS THAT WAS CALLED IN THE INDIANS’ TONGUE GUANAHANI. Columbus, Christopher Journal of the First Voyage,October 12, 1492 Talley, Marcia Without a Grave US 2009 Fiction 727867601 4448 Roll on, thou deep and dark blue ocean, roll! Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain; Man marks the earth with ruin – his control Stops with the shore. He sinks into thy depths with bubbling groan, Without a grave, unknell’d, uncoffin’d, and unknown. Lord Byron Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, Canto iv, Stanza 178-179 Talley, Marcia Without a Grave US 2009 Fiction 727867601 4449 One of the longest standing and best known galleries in Dartmouth is the Simon Drew gallery in Foss Street. Famous for his fantastic combination of humour and design it is almost impossible to visit the gallery without being tempted into buying a gift for someone (or maybe even yourself!) Evans, Nigel Reflections of Dartmouth, Richard Webb, 2008, p.29 Talley, Marcia All Things Undying US 2010 Fiction 727868799 4450 Dear! of all happy in the hour, most blest He who has found our hid security, Assured in the dark tides of the world that rest, And heard our word, ‘Who is so safe as we?’ We have found safety with all things undying, The winds, and morning, tears of men and mirth, The deep night, and birds singing, and clouds flying, And sleep, and freedom, and the autumnal earth. We have built a house that is not for Time’s throwing. We have gained a peace unshaken by pain for ever. War knows no power. Safe shall be my going, Secretly armed against all death’s endeavour; Safe though all safety’s lost; safe where men fall; And if these poor limbs die, safest of all. Brooke, Rupert Safety Talley, Marcia All Things Undying US 2010 Fiction 727868799 4451 Jesus, tender Shepherd, hear me, bless thy little lamb tonight; through the darkness be thou near me, keep me safe till morning light. Through this day thy hand has led me, and I thank thee for thy care; thou hast warmed me, clothed and fed me, listen to my evening prayer. Let my sins be all forgiven, bless the friends I love so well; take me, when I die, to heaven, happy there with thee to dwell. Duncan, Mary Talley, Marcia Through the Darkness US 2006 Fiction 60587415 4452 Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. Johnson, Samuel James Boswell, Life of Johnson, entry for Friday, April 7, 1775 Talley, Marcia The Last Refuge US 2012 Fiction 727881531 4453 As I faced my own mortality, I asked myself: “If not now, when?" Ives, Hannah Talley, Marcia The Last Refuge US 2012 Fiction 727881531 4454 Continuing care retirement communities, or CCRCs… offer three types of senior housing in one location, so that older residents can move from one to the other as their need for care increases throughout retirement. These communities allow seniors to stay among friends and near their spouse during the aging process, and for that reason they have grown in popularity over recent decades. The number of older adults living in CCRCs has more than doubled between 1997 and 2007 and now totals 745,000 seniors living in over 1,800 CCRCs. With the boomer generation retiring, we can only expect this number to grow. Testimony of Senator Herb Kohl before the Senate Special Committee on Aging, July 21, 2010. Talley, Marcia Tomorrow's Vengeance US 2014 Fiction 727897799 4455 And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. Shakespeare, William Hamlet, Act 5, Scene 2 Talley, Marcia Tomorrow's Vengeance US 2014 Fiction 727897799 4456 Methought the souls of all that I had murder’d Came to my tent, and every one did threat Tomorrow’s vengeance… Shakespeare, William Richard III, Act 5, Scene 3 Talley, Marcia Tomorrow's Vengeance US 2014 Fiction 727897799 4457 I cannot bid you bid my daughter live; That were impossible: but, I pray you both, Possess the people in Messina here How innocent she died; and if your love Can labour aught in sad invention, Hang her an epitaph upon her tomb And sing it to her bones… Shakespeare, William Much Ado About Nothing, Act 5, Scene 1 Talley, Marcia Sing It to Her Bones US 1998 Fiction 440235170 4458 This town needs an enema. The Joker (Batman) Stella, Charlie Charlie Opera US 2001 Fiction 786712139 4459 My most beautiful poem? I didn’t write it. From the deepest depths it rose. I kept it silent. Mein schönstes Gedicht? Ich schrieb es nicht. Aus tiefsten Tiefen stieg es. Ich schwieg es Kaléko, Mascha from the poem “Schweigen” (“Silence”) Fesperman, Dan The Arms Maker of Berlin US 2009 Fiction 307268373 4460 There’s been some cover-up about the Lusitania. . it was really murder. Wachtel, Edith William Edith William Wachtel, Lusitania survivor Collins, Max The Lusitania Murders US 2002 Fiction 110120429X 4461 There are few punishments too severe for a popular novel writer. Van Dine, S.S Collins, Max The Lusitania Murders US 2002 Fiction 110120429X 4462 So long as governments set the example of killing their enemies, private citizens will occasionally kill theirs. Hubbard, Elbert Collins, Max The Lusitania Murders US 2002 Fiction 110120429X 4463 Life is a game of chance. McBride, Arthur “Mickey” Collins, Max Neon Mirage US 1988 Fiction 743497821 4464 I had gotten a taste of death and found it palatable to the extent that I could never again eat the fruits of a normal civilization Spillane, Mickey Collins, Max Quarry US 2016 Fiction 178565067X 4465 There are years that ask questions and years that answer. Hurston, Zora Neale Boyce, Trudy Nan Old Bones US 2017 Fiction 9780399167270 4466 About suffering they were never wrong, The Old Masters; how well they understood Its human position: how it takes place While someone is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along. Auden, W. H. Muses Des Beau Arts Poem Boyle, T. C. San Miguel US 2012 Fiction 9781408830697 4467 The Marble Tombs that rise on high, Whose Dead in vaulted Arches lye, Whoe Pillars swell with sculptur'd Stones, Arms, Angels, Epitaphs and Bones, These (all the poor Remains of State) Adorn the Rich, or praise the Great; Who while on Earth in Fame they live, Are senseless of the Fame they give. Parnell, Thomas A Night-Piece on Death Bradley, Alan The Dead in ther Vaulted Arches US 2014 Fiction 1721 9780385344050 4468 The human body contains blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile. These things make up the nature of the body, and because of them a human being either feels pain or is in good health. Hippocrates Greece Brekke, Jorgen The Fifth Element US 2017 Fiction 9781250073914 4469 Life consists partly of what you yourself do, and partly of what others do to you. Aristotle Greece Brekke, Jorgen The Fifth Element US 2017 Fiction 9781250073914 4470 At that word the young man let his glass slip through his fingers, and looked upon Keawe like a ghost. 'The price,' says he; 'the price! You do not know the price?' 'It is for that I am asking you,' returned Keawe. 'But why are you so much concerned?' Is there something wrong about the price?' 'It has dropped a great deal in value since your time, Mr. Keawe,' said the young man, stammering. 'Well, well, I shall have the less to pay for it,' says Keawe. 'How much did it cost you?' The young man was white as a sheet. 'Two cents,' said he. 'What?' cried Keawe, 'two cents? Why, then, you can only sell it for one. And he who buys it --' The words died upon Keawe's tongue; he who bought it could never sell it again, the bottle and the bottle imp must abide with him until he died, and when he died must carry him to the red end of hell. Stevenson, Robert Louis The Bottle Imp Brooks, Terry Wizard at Large US 1988 Fiction 9781841495590 4471 Men, it has been well said, think in herds; it will be seen that they go mad in herds, while they only recover their senses slowly, one by one. Mackay, Charles Brock, Amber A Fine Imitation US 2016 Fiction 9781101905111 4472 You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. Roosevelt, Eleanor US Brown, Dale Iron Wolf US 2015 Fiction 9780062262370 4473 A glass of prosecco at dawn is romantic, It fizzes with excitement while the morning yawns awake. As the day grows wiser, a flute of sparkling wine adds magic to a lazy afternoon. But when the sky turns red over the hills and the evening star winks at the possibility of a kiss nothing surpasses champagne. Castlemaine, Lisa Trumperton Brown, Helen Tumbledown Manor US 2016 Fiction 2016 9781496701497 4474 She is more precious than jewels; And nothing you desire compares with her Proverbs 3:15 Brown, Kate Lord The Christmas We Met US 2015 Fiction 9781409159957 4475 And how many times, goddess, did you test your bow? First at an elm Next you shot an oak And third some wild beast. And fourth you shot not into a tree but a city of unjust men, who betray their guests and themselves with many wicked deeds. On them you press your fearsome wrath. Callimachus Hymn to Artemis Brodsky, Jordanna Max Winter of the Gods US 2017 Fiction third century bc 9780316385916 4476 Writing long books is a laborious and impoverishing act of foolishness... A better procedure is to pretend that those books already exist. Borges, Jorge Luis Brown, Luke My Biggest Lie US 2014 Fiction 9781782110378 4477 I've tried to be as honest as possible about everything. Maradona, Diego Brown, Luke My Biggest Lie US 2014 Fiction 9781782110378 4478 You will be called the repairer of broken walls. Isaiah 58:12 Brook, Rhidian The Aftermath US Fiction 4479 It doesn't seem to make any sense -- one family in a place this size. Waugh, Evelyn Bridesbead Revisited Brook, Rhidian The Aftermath US Fiction 4480 The strongest man in the world is he who stands most alone. Ibsen, Henrik An Enemy of the People Brovig, Dea The Last Boat Home US 2014 Fiction 9780091953768 4481 But with me it is a very small thing that I should be judged of you, or of man's judgement: yea, I judge not mine own self. For I know nothing by myself; yet am I not hereby justified: but he that judgeth me is the Lord. I Corinthians 4:3-4 Brovig, Dea The Last Boat Home US 2014 Fiction 9780091953768 4482 For where God built a church, there the Devil would also build a chapel. Luther, Martin Brovig, Dea The Last Boat Home US 2014 Fiction 9780091953768 4483 In eternity this world will be Troy, I believe, and all that has passed here will be the epic of the universe, the ballad they sing in the streets. Robinson, Marilynne Gilead Frangello, Gina A Life in Men US 2014 Fiction 9781616201630 4484 Maybe there is nothing, ever, that can equal the recollection of having been young together. Cunningham, Michael The Hours Novel Frangello, Gina A Life in Men US 2014 Fiction 9781616201630 4485 Players and painted stage took all my love, And not those things that they were emblems of. Yeats Franco, James Actors Anonymous US 2013 Fiction 9780544114531 4486 Where the bee sucks, there suck I; In a cowslip's bell I lie; There I couch when owls do cry; On the bat's back I do fly, After summer, merrily. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play US Frame, Janet Owls Do Cry US 1957 Fiction 9780349006673 4487 Yea, the coneys are scared by the thud of hoofs, And their white scuts flash at their vanishing heels... Hardy, Thomas The Field of Waterloo Francombe, Leona The Sage of Waterloo US 2015 Fiction 9780393246919 4488 The conflict is there petrified; it lives, it dies; it was but yesterday. The walls are still in their final throes; the holes are wounds; the breaches are howling; the trees bend and shudder, as if making an effort to escape. Hugo, Victor Francombe, Leona The Sage of Waterloo US 2015 Fiction 9780393246919 4489 A rock was sticking out of the water, jagged and pointed, covered with moss -- a remnant of the Ice Age and of the glacier that had once gouged out this basin in the earth. It had withstood the rains, the snows, the frost, the heat. It was afraid of no one. It did not need redemption, it had already been redeemed. Singer, I. B. Franzen, Jonathan Strong Motion US 1992 Fiction 031242051X 4490 A thousand fantasies Begin to throng into my memory Milton, John Freeman, Brian The Night Bird US 2017 Fiction 9781503943568 4491 When I was younger I could remember anything, whether it happened or not; but I am getting old, and soon I shall remember only the latter. Twain, Mark US Freeman, Brian The Night Bird US 2017 Fiction 9781503943568 4492 I am puzzled as the newborn child, I am troubled at the tide. Should I stand amid the breakers? Should I lie with death my bride? Hear me sing, 'Swim to me, swim to me, let me enfold you: Here I am, here I am, waiting to hold you.' Buckley, Tim Song to The Siren French, Dawn Oh Dear Silvia US 2012 Fiction 9780718156060 4493 Stella, star of heavenly fire, Stella, lodestar of desire. Sidney, Sir Philip Astrophil and Stella Poem Freemantle, Elizabeth Watch the Lady US 2015 Fiction 9781405909440 4494 Either a person entirely broken nor one entirely whole can speak. In sorrow, pretend to be fearless. In happiness, tremble. Hirshfield, Jane "In Praise of Coldness", Given Suger, Given Salt Freeman, Ru On Sal Mal Lane US 2013 Fiction 9781555976422 4495 "I get down on my knees and do what must be done and kiss Achilles' hand, the killer of my son." Longley, Michael Ceasefire Freeman, Ru On Sal Mal Lane US 2013 Fiction 9781555976422 4496 Technology is nothing. What's important is that you have a faith in people, that they're basically good and smart, and if you give them tools, they'll do wonderful things with them. Jobs, Steve US Friedland, Elyssa Love and Miss Communication US 2015 Fiction 9780062379849 4497 I'm not the killer man. I'm the killer man's son. But I'll do the killing 'til the killer man comes. Reagan, Ronald US Fury, Dalton Full Assault Mode US 2014 Fiction 9781250067258 4498 Orgies are so important, and they are things one knows nothing about. Forster, E. M. to Furbank, P. N. Galgut, Damon Arctic Summer US 2014 Fiction 1953 9781782391593 4499 I choose to steal what you choose to show And you know I will not apologize -- You're mine for the taking. I'm making a career of evil.... Blue Oyster Cult Career of Evil Song Galbraith, Robert Career of Evil US 2015 Fiction 4500 In the desert I saw a creature, naked, bestial, Who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands, And ate of it. I said, "Is it good, friend?" "It is bitter -- bitter," he answered; "But I like it "Because it is bitter, And because it is my heart." Crane, Stephen Gallagher, Matt Young Blood US 2016 Fiction 9781501105746 4501 Every man's memory is his private literature. Huxley, Aldous Galloway, Steven The Confabulist US 2014 Fiction 9781782394013 4502 Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe, or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. Clark, Arthur C. Galante, Cecillia The Odds of You and Me US 2017 Fiction 9780062434852 4503 Once again the deep abyss, the old customs! What shall we do, then, with our laughter, with our freedom, with our morals based on anger? Dalton, Roque The Prodigal Son Gannon, Joe The Last Dawn US 2016 Fiction 9781250048035 4504 Disdaining kings, we give ourselves our laws to the sound of cannons and of bugle calls. And now, on the sinister behalf of black kings, each Judas is a friend of every Cain. Dario, Ruben To Columbus Gannon, Joe Night of the Jaguar US 2014 Fiction 97812500480028 4505 The cradle rocks above an abyss, and common sense tells us that our existence is but a brief crack of light between two eternities of darkness. Nabokov, Vladimir Speak, Memory Gappah, Petina The Book of Memory US 2015 Fiction 9780571249916 4506 The dream was wonder, but the terror was great. We must keep the dream, whatever the terror. The Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet VII, line 75 Garner, Alan Boneland US 2012 Fiction 9780007463244 4507 The stones have no rosetta. Edmonds, Mark Prehistory in the Peak Garner, Alan Boneland US 2012 Fiction 9780007463244 4508 Hit hade a hole on pe ende and on ayber syde, And ouergrowen with gresse in glodes aywhere, And al watz holz inwith, nobot an olde caue, Or a creuisse of an olde cragge... (It had a hole on the end and on either side, And overgrown with grass in clumps everywhere, And all was hollow within, nothing but an old cave, Or a crevice of an old crag...) Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Garner, Alan Boneland US 2012 Fiction 9780007463244 4509 Look, there's a patch of blue sky over there. Tucker, Maureen Garcia, Emma Never Google Heartbreak US 2013 Fiction 9781444741490 4510 Illegitimi non carborundum.' 'Don't let the bastards grind you down.' Tucker, John Garcia, Emma Never Google Heartbreak US 2013 Fiction 9781444741490 4511 The words I am about to express: They now have their own crowned goddess. Diaz, Leandro Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Love in the Time of Cholera US 1985 Fiction 9780241978924 4512 Mating is more a bitter truce than a willful embrace. Darwin, Charles Fisher, Carrie Surrender the Pink US 1990 Fiction 9781476702612 4513 Man's love is of man's life a thing apart, 'Tis woman's whole existence. Byron Fisher, Carrie Surrender the Pink US 1990 Fiction 9781476702612 4514 Love in action is a harsh and dreadful thing compared to love in dreams. Dostoyevski, Fyodor Brothers Karamazov Fisher, Carrie Surrender the Pink US 1990 Fiction 9781476702612 4515 Love is a long, long road. Petty, Tom Fisher, Carrie Surrender the Pink US 1990 Fiction 9781476702612 4516 For West is where we all plan to go some day... It is where you go to grow up with the country. Warren, Robert Penn All the King's Men Fishman, Boris Don't Let My Baby Do Rodeo US 2016 Fiction 9780062384362 4517 The conquest of the physical world is not man's only duty. He is also enjoined to conquer the great wilderness of himself. Baldwin, James The Price of the Ticket Fishman, Boris Don't Let My Baby Do Rodeo US 2016 Fiction 9780062384362 4518 There is no satisfaction in hanging a man who does not object to it. Shaw, George Bernard Fitzsimmons, Matthew The Short Drop US 2015 Fiction 9781503950252 4519 By a route obscure and lonely, Haunted by ill angels only, Where an Eidolon, named NIGHT, On a black throne reigns upright, I have wandered home but newly From this ultimate dim Thule. Poe, Edgar Allan Dream-Land Poem Fitzek, Sebastian The Night Walker US 2016 Fiction 9780751556834 4520 ...all the present time is a point in eternity. All things are little, changeable, perishable. Aurelius, Marcus Fitzgerald, Valerie Lemindar US 1981 Fiction 9781908800169 4521 But this is what you pay, Prometheus, for that tongue of yours which talked so high and haughty; you are not yet humble; still you do not yield to your misfortunes, and you wish, indeed, to add some more to them. Aeschylus Prometheus Bound Fitzsimmons, Matthew Poison Feather US 2016 Fiction 9781503934276 4522 In this republican country, amid the fluctuating waves of our social life, somebody is always at the drowning-point. Hawthorne, Nathaniel Flanery, Patrick Fallen Land US 2013 Fiction 9780857898777 4523 There is no escape from Crete for those who have fallen under the spell of the mountain heart of the island and the hearts of the people who live there. Lind, Lew Flowers of Rethymnon Fleming, Leah The Girl Under the Olive Tree US 2013 Fiction 9780857204066 4524 History allows us to realize the tragedy of human existence in its entirety. Knowing the truth means exiting space and time. All movement is searching. The essence of art lies in thinking and giving shape to visions. This is what changes the world. Leitner-Grundberg, Rudolf Flyte, Magnus City of Lost Dreams US 2013 Fiction 9780143123279 4525 That's a nice girl, that. But she ought to go careful in Vienna. Everybody ought to go careful in a city like this. Greene, Graham The Third Man Flyte, Magnus City of Lost Dreams US 2013 Fiction 9780143123279 4526 My poor heart is sentimental Not made of wood I got it bad and that ain't good. Ellington, Duke Ford, Jamie Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet US 2009 Fiction 1941 9780749010720 4527 Amazons, mythical race of female warriors. The name was popularly understood as "breastless" (maza, "breast") and the story told that they "pinched out" or "cauterized" the right breast so as not to impede their javelin-throwing... Amazons have been used as evidence for an actual matriarchy in prehistoric times. This has seemed an attractive counter to modern male prejudices, but mistakes the nature of myth. The Oxford Classical Dictionary Definition of a word Fortier, Anne The Lost Sisterhood US 2014 Fiction 9780345536228 4528 He who controls the present, controls the past. Orwell, George Fortier, Anne The Lost Sisterhood US 2014 Fiction 9780345536228 4529 And the Lord said unto Satan, 'Hast thou considered my servant Job, that there is none like him in the earth, a perfect and an upright man, one that feareth God, and escheweth evil?' Then Satan answered the Lord, 'Doth Job fear God for nought? Hast not Thou made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hath on every side? Thou hast blessed the work of his hands, and his substance is increased in the land. But put forth Thine hand now, and touch all that he hath, and he will curse Thee to thy face.' Job. Chapter 1, verses 6-11 Forrester, James The Final Sacrement US 2013 Fiction 9780755388080 4530 I lost the angel who gave me summer the whole winter through. I lost the gladness that turned into sadness, When I lost you. Berlin, Irving Ford, Jamie Songs of Willow Frost US 2013 Fiction 1912 9780749014582 4531 If you were a tree I could put my arms around you And you could not complain If you were a tree I could carve my name into your side And you would not cry Because trees don't cry. Hannon, Neil Fountain, N. J. Pain Killer US 2016 Fiction 9780751561197 4532 Seldom, very seldom does complete truth belong to any human disclosure; seldom can it happen that something is not a little disguised, or a little mistaken. Austen, Jane Emma Novel Fowler, Karen Joy The Jane Austen Book Club US 2004 Fiction 9780141020266 4533 Words were invented so that lies could be told. Pleasant, Mary Ellen Fowler, Karen Joy Sister Noon US 2001 Fiction 9781781255490 4534 You only comprehend things which you perceive. And as you persist in regarding your ideas of time and space as absolute, although they are only relative, and thence form a judgment on truths which are quite beyond your sphere, and which are imperceptible to your terrestial organism and faculties, I should not do a true service, my friend, in giving you fuller details of my ultra-terrestial observations... Flammarion, Camille Lumen Fowler, Karen Joy Sarah Canary US 1991 Fiction 1873 9781473214347 4535 ...Your experience as apes, gentlemen -- to the extent that you have something of that sort behind you -- cannot be more distant from you than mine is from me. But it tickles at the heels of everyone who walks here on earth, the small chimpanzee as well as the great Achilles. Kafka, Franz A Report for an Academy Fowler, Karen Joy We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves US 2013 Fiction 9780399162091 4536 If this discovery is confirmed, it will surely be one of the most stunning insights into our universe that science has ever uncovered. Its implications are as far-reaching and awe-inspiring as can be imagined. Even as it promises answers to some of our oldest questions, it poses still others even more fundamental. President Bill Clinton Brown, Dan Deception Point US 2001 Fiction 1997 4537 I have tried so hard to do right. President Grover Cleveland Green, John Looking For Alaska US 2005 Fiction 4538 But where there's a monster there's a miracle. Nash, Ogden Dragons are too Seldom Gaiman, Neil Smoke and Mirrors: Short fictions and Illusions US 1998 Fiction 4539 A red Ferrari 458 Italia crahsed through the window of the Jimmy Choo shoe boutique on SLoane Street sometime between 4:00a.m. and 4:30 a.a. last night. No one witnessed the accident. Metropolitan Police reported that two passengers were taken to St Mary's Paddington, where they are being treated for serious but noncritical injuries. THe vehicle owner's name was not released pending further investigation. Lyre, Sara The London Chronicle Newspaper Kwan, Kevin China Rich Girlfriend US 2015 Fiction 4540 Everywhere was grief, destruction and desolation, uncultivated fields filled with weeds, ruined and abandones houses... In short whenever I looked were the scars of defeat. The ruins go right up to the gates of Paris. Petrarch Gilman, David Viper's Blood US 2016 Fiction 4541 When the last tree falls, so too will the stars. Mayan Prophecy Gilman, David Blood Sun US 2009 Fiction 4542 ...as skilled in war as any man could be, wonderful men at planning a battle and seizing the advantage, at scaling and assaulting towns and castles, as expert and experiences as you could ask for... Bascot de Mauleon Gilman, David Gate of the Dead US 2015 Fiction 4543 When I blow I think of times and things from outa the past that gives me an image of the tune. Like moving pictures passing in front of my eyes. A town, a chick somewhere back down the line, an old man with no name you seen once in a place you don't remember. Armstrong Louis Ray, Celestin The Axeman US 2015 Fiction 4544 Let a pair be introduced and increase slowly, from many enemies, so as often to intermarry- who will dare say what result? Darwin, Charles Notebooks on Transmutation Baer, Will Hell's Half Acre US 2004 Fiction 1931561826 4545 Fate knows no distance. a French saying France Black, Cara Murder in the Marais US 1998 Fiction, Mystery 1569471592 4546 You are not alive unless you know you are living graffiti on a Paris wall France Black, Cara Murder in the Bastille US 2003 Fiction, Mystery 15694736 4547 In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king Desiderius Erasmus Adagia France Black, Cara Murder in the Bastille US 2003 Fiction, Mystery 15694736 4548 As welcome as a hair in one’s soup. a French saying France Black, Cara Murder in Belleville US 2000 Fiction, Mystery 1569472793 4549 Every capitalist has a terrorist in the family. Anarchist interviewed by Jean-Paul Sartre in Libération, a newspaper France Black, Cara Murder in the Sentier US 2002 Fiction, Mystery 1569473315 4550 . . . there is always something absent that torments me. Claudel, Camille Camille Claudel, sculptress, in a letter to Rodin. France Black, Cara Murder in Clichy US 2005 Fiction, Mystery 1569474117 4551 The true heroes stay anonymous . . . overheard in the Paris Métro France Black, Cara Murder in Clichy US 2005 Fiction, Mystery 1569474117 4552 In Paris the past is ever present, one can never escape it. Sagan, Françoise Françoise Sagan Paris 1995 January, a Monday Night France Black, Cara Murder in Montmartre US 2006 Fiction, Mystery 1569474451 4553 It is dangerous to be right in matters on which the established authorities are wrong. Voltaire Paris, February 1995, Monday Night France Black, Cara Murder on the Ile Saint-Louis US 2007 Fiction, Mystery 1569474443 4554 Every bird which flies has the thread of the infinite in its claw. Hugo, Victor France Black, Cara Murder at the Lanterne Rouge US 2012 Fiction, Mystery B0055PIPP2 4555 And when Elric had told his three lies to Cymoril, his betrothed, and had set his ambitious cousin Yyrkoon as Regent on the Ruby Throne of Melniboné, and when he had taken leave of Rackhir the Red Archer, he set off into lands unknown, to seek knowledge which he believed would help him rule Melniboné as she had never been ruled before. But Elric had not reckoned with a destiny already determining that he should learn and experience certain things which would have a profound effect upon him. Even before he encountered the blind captain and the Ship Which Sailed the Seas of Fate, he was to find his life, his soul and all his idealism in jeopardy. In Ufych-Sormeer he was delayed over a matter involving a misunderstanding between four unworldly wizards who amiably and inadvertently threatened the destruction of the Young Kingdoms before they had served the Balance's ultimate purpose; and in Filkhar he experienced an affair of the heart which he would never again speak about; he was learning, at some cost, the power and the pain of bearing the Black Sword. But it was in the desert city of Quarzhasaat that he began the adventure which was to help set the course of his weird for years to come. . . The Chronicle of the Black Sword Moorcock, Michael The Fortress of the Pearl US 1989 Fiction 44124866 4556 . . . and leaving his cousin Yyrkoon sitting as regent upon the Ruby Throne of Melnibonи, leaving his cousin Cymoril weeping for him and despairing of his ever returning, Elric sailed from Imrryr, the Dreaming City, and went to seek an unknown goal in the worlds of the Young Kingdoms where Melnibonиans were, at best, disliked. The Chronicle of the Black Sword Moorcock, Michael The Sailor on the Seas of Fate US 1955 Fiction 586208771 4557 ... and then did Elric leave Jharkor in pursuit of a certain sorcerer who had, so Elric claimed, caused him some inconvenience... The Chronicle of the Black Sword Moorcock, Michael The Vanishing Tower US 1971 Fiction 441860397 4558 Terror is the most effective political instrument... I shall spread terror by the surprise employment of all my measures. The important thing is the sudden shock of an overwhelming fear of death. Hitler, Adolf Adolf Hitler Preliminary Consultation Moorcock, Michael A Cure for Cancer US 1969 Fiction 30850738 4559 HERE on the top of a modern and reputable London store lives a garden of incredible beauty one hundred feet above Kensington High Street — the shopping centre of the Royal Borough of Kensington — The gardens embrace some 1 1/2 acres, and comprise an Old-English Garden, Tudor Courts and flower beds, and a Spanish Garden with Moorish pergolas and a Court of Fountains. Derry & Toms Famous Roof Garden Moorcock, Michael A Cure for Cancer US 1969 Fiction 30850738 4560 Commonwealth immigrants to Britain were 22 per cent down in April. There were 1,991 compared with 2,560 in April last year. THE GUARDIAN, June 25, 1971. Moorcock, Michael Breakfast in the Ruins US 1972 Fiction 38049148 4561 Nine by nine and three by three, We shall seek the Skraeling Tree. Wheldrake A Border Tragedy Moorcock, Michael The Skrayling Tree US 2003 Fiction 446613401 4562 Sleep, and I'll steal your silver; Dream, and I'll steal your soul. Wheldrake The Knight of the Balance Moorcock, Michael The Dreamthief's Daughter US 2001 Fiction 446611204 4563 In East Texas, myth, lies, legend, and reality are all the same H. Collins H. Collins, lifelong East Texas resident Lansdale, Joe R. Sunset and Sawdust US 2004 Fiction 375719229 4564 Heat not a furnace for your foe so hot That it do singe yourself. Shakespeare, William Lansdale, Joe R. Rumble Tumble US 1998 Fiction 446607576 4565 “Remember what Nietzsche said—‘Live dangerously.’ ” “You know what happened to Nietzsche.” “What?” “He’s dead.” Crawford, Joan Joan Crawford responds to Jack Palance in Sudden Fear Lansdale, Joe R. Rumble Tumble US 1998 Fiction 446607576 4566 The pistol is the devil’s red right hand. Earle, Steve Lansdale, Joe R. Vanilla Ride US 2009 Fiction 307270971 4567 Man turns everything into a weapon. Even his tongue. Collins, Hap Lansdale, Joe R. Vanilla Ride US 2009 Fiction 307270971 4568 Whoever fights monsters, should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. Nietzsche, Friedrich Lansdale, Joe R. Cold In July US 1989 Fiction 753814374 4569 Down the river they flowed. All the dreams that had been dreamed across moonless, dark water. Anonymous Lansdale, Joe R. Edge of Dark Water US 2012 Fiction 316188433 4570 A small rock holds back a great wave. Homer Odyssey Lansdale, Joe R. Edge of Dark Water US 2012 Fiction 316188433 4571 Our echoes roll from soul to soul, And grow for ever and for ever. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Lansdale, Joe R. Lost Echoes US 2006 Fiction 307275442 4572 Life is full of holes. The trick is to try to live between them. Fitzgerald, Jerzy Lansdale, Joe R. Leather Maiden US 2007 Fiction 375414525 4573 The hour hath come to part with this body composed of flesh and blood; May I know the body to be impermanent and illusory. Tibetan Book of the Dead Lansdale, Joe R. Dead in the West US 1986 Fiction 1597800147 4574 And we were not able to detain Lazarus, but he gave himself a shake, and with all the signs of malice, he immediately went away from us; and the very earth, in which the dead body of Lazarus was lodged, presently turn him out alive. Nicodemus 15:18 Nicodemus 15:18 (A Lost Book of the Bible) Lansdale, Joe R. Dead in the West US 1986 Fiction 1597800147 4575 From ghoulies and ghosties And long-legged beasties And things that go bump in the night, Good Lord, deliver us. Old Scottish Invocation Lansdale, Joe R. Dead in the West US 1986 Fiction 1597800147 4576 I hated what I had to do, but the devil drives. Bruen, Ken The Killing of the Tinkers Piccirilli, Thomas The Cold Spot US 2008 Fiction 553590847 4577 That sorrow's crown of sorrow is remembering happier things. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Locksley Hall Piccirilli, Thomas Sorrow's crown US 1998 Speculative Fiction 425170284 4578 Which way I fly is hell; myself am hell; And in thelowest depth a lower deep Stillthreat'ning to devour me opens wide, To which the hell I suffer seems a Heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Piccirilli, Thomas A Lower Deep US 2001 Fiction 084394921X 4579 Fear and hope are alike underneath. Ford, Richard Piccirilli, Thomas The Last Kind Words US 2012 Fiction 553592483 4580 Can’t do it, simply ’cause underneath ’em is too ugly. Gibbons, Billy Piccirilli, Thomas The Last Kind Words US 2012 Fiction 553592483 4581 I cannot think of the deep sea without shuddering… Lovecraft, H.P The Book of Cthulhu US Fiction 4582 In the true movement of community what is at stake is never humanity, but always the end of humanity. Nancy, Jean-Luc Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 4583 It is the desire and goal of the Church to gather and preserve copies of the world’s genealogical information recorded through the ages into one central storage area where they will be safe from the ravages of nature and the destructions of man…. The magnificent machinery is in motion, and in an efficient, businesslike manner, page by page and book by book these records are being stored as priceless treasures, securely protected in the tops of the mountains. Brother Sidney B. Sperry Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 4584 Infinite emptiness will be all around you, all the resurrected dead of all the ages wouldn’t fill it, and there you’ll be like a little bit of grit in the middle of the steppe. Beckett, Samuel Endgame Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 4585 Soldier, I wish you well. Housman, A.E. Bear, Elizabeth Scardown US 2005 Fiction 055358751X 4586 One cannot walk the Path until one becomes the Path Gautama Buddha Bear, Elizabeth Worldwired US 2005 Fiction 553587498 4587 When a great ship is in harbor and moored, it is safe, there can be no doubt. But ... that is not what great ships are built for. Estes, Clarissa Pinkola Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D.,"Letter to a Young Activist During Troubled Times" Bear, Elizabeth Chill US 2010 Fiction 553591088 4588 GLENDOWER: I can call spirits from the vasty deep. HOTSPUR: Why, so can I, or so can any man; But will they come when you do call for them? Shakespeare, William Henry IV, Part I, Act 3, Scene 1 Bear, Elizabeth Chill US 2010 Fiction 553591088 4589 when the world ended In action how like an angel, in apprehension how like a god! the beauty of the world, the paragon of animals—and yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust? Shakespeare, William Hamlet, Act II scene i Bear, Elizabeth Grail US 2011 Fiction 553591096 4590 God make thee good as thou art beautiful. Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Holy Grail Bear, Elizabeth Grail US 2011 Fiction 553591096 4591 As for ideology, the Hell with it. All of it. Leguin, Ursula K. Bear, Elizabeth Grail US 2011 Fiction 553591096 4592 And, behold, I am with thee, and will keep thee in all places whither thou goest, and will bring thee again into this land; for I will not leave thee, until I have done that which I have spoken to thee of. And Jacob awaked out of his sleep, and he said, Surely the Lord is in this place; and I knew it not. And he was afraid, and said, How dreadful is this place! this is none other but the house of God, and this is the gate of heaven. Genesis 28: 15–17 KJV Bible Bear, Elizabeth Grail US 2011 Fiction 553591096 4593 To know all is not to forgive all. It is to despise everybody. Crisp, Quentin Bear, Elizabeth Dust US 2007 Fiction 55359107 4594 It is too Late: the life of all his blood Is touch’d corruptibly; and his pure brain, Which some suppose the soul’s frail dwelling-house, Doth, by the idle comments that it makes, Foretell the ending of mortality. Shakespeare, William King John,Act V scene vii Bear, Elizabeth Hell and Earth US 2008 Fiction 451462181 4595 Touchstone:If thou beest not damn’d for this, the devil himself will have no shepherds; I cannot see else how thou shouldst scape. Shakespeare, William As You Like It,Act III, scene ii Bear, Elizabeth Hell and Earth US 2008 Fiction 451462181 4596 And since we all have suck’d one wholesome air, And with the same proportion of Elements Resolve, I hope we are resembled, Vowing our loves to equal death and life. Marlowe, Christopher Tamburlaine the Great, Part 1, Act II, scene vi Bear, Elizabeth Ink and Steel US 2008 Fiction 451462092 4597 car•ni•val (kдr'n-vl) n. [Italian carnevale, from Old Italian carnelevare: carne, meat (from Latin caro, carn-) + levare, to remove (from Latin levare, to raise).] lit. “farewell to the flesh” Bear, Elizabeth Carnival US 2006 Fiction 553589040 4598 We are alone, absolutely alone on this chance planet: and, amid all the forms of life that surround us, not one, excepting the dog, has made an alliance with us. Maeterlinck, Maurice Bear, Elizabeth This Chance Planet US 2014 Fiction 1466882883 4599 You are old, Father William," the young man said, "And your hair has become very white; And yet you incessantly stand on your head Do you think, at your age, it is right?" Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Pollack, Neal Stretch: The Unlikely Making of a Yoga Dude US 2010 Fiction 4600 Wherever you go, there are plenty of places where you will find a welcome; and if you choose to go to Thessaly, I have friends there who will make muych of you and give you complete protection, so that non one in Thessaly can interfere with you. Plato Crito Walton, Jo The Just City US 2015 Fiction 4601 The triremes which defended Greece at Salamis defended Mars too. Palmer, Ada Dogs of Pease Walton, Jo The Just City US 2015 Fiction 4602 Yes, I know, Plato; but if you always take the steps in threes, one day you will miss a cracked one. Renault, Mary The Last of the Wine Walton, Jo The Just City US 2015 Fiction 4603 She's like me to bring a dragon home, I suppose. It would serve her right if I did, some creature that would make the house intolerable to her. Trollope, Anthony Framley Parsonage Walton, Jo Tooth and Claw US 2003 Fiction 1859 4604 Man, her last work, who seem'd so fair, r Such splendid purpose in his eyes, Who roll'd the psalm to wintry skies, AJ^ Who built him fanes of fruitless prayer, Who trusted God was love indeed And love Creation's final law Tho' Nature, red in tooth and claw With ravin, shriek'd against his creed Who loved, who suffer'd countless ills, Who battled for the True, the Just, Be blown about the desert dust, Or seal'd within the iron hills ? No more ? A monster then, a dream, o A discord. Dragons of the prime, That tare each other in their slime, Were mellow music match'd with him. v Lord Alfred Tennyson In Memorian A.H.H. Walton, Jo Tooth and Claw US 2003 Fiction 1859 4605 Every farthing of the cost, All the dreaded cards foretell, Shall be paid, but from this night Not a whisper, not a thought, Not a kiss nor look be lost. Auden, W.H. Lullaby (Lay Your Sleeping Head, My Love) Walton, Jo Farthing US 2006 Fiction 4606 All the brass instruments andbig drums in the world cannot turn "God Save the King" into a good tune, but on the very rare occasions when it is sung in full it does spring to life in the two lines: Confound their politics, Frustrate their knavish tricks! And, in fact, I had always imagined that this second verse is habitually left our because of a vague suspicion on the part of the Tories that these lines refer to themselves. Orwell, George As I Please Walton, Jo Farthing US 2006 Fiction 4607 Quid me mihi detrahis? Ovid Metamorphoses Book VI Walton, Jo The Philosopher Kings US 2015 Fiction 4608 What a wondrous and sublime thing it is to be human, to be able to choose your state, whether among the beasts or among the angels. Mirandola, Giovanni Pico Della Oration on the Awesomeness of Humanity Walton, Jo The Philosopher Kings US 2015 Fiction 4609 I am voyaging too. We will need the foundation as much as the dome For those worlds to come true. Palmer, Ada Somebody Will Walton, Jo The Philosopher Kings US 2015 Fiction 4610 Nothing befits a man more than discourse on the soul. Thus the Delphic injunction "Know thyself" is fulfilled, and we examine everything else, whether above or beneath the soul, with deeper insight. Ficino, Marsilio letter to Jacobo Bracciolini Walton, Jo The Philosopher Kings US 2015 Fiction 4611 I had a quuer obsession about justice. As though justice mattered. As though justice can really be distinguised from vengence. It's only love that's any good. Arnim, Elizabeth The Enchanted April Walton, Jo The Philosopher Kings US 2015 Fiction 4612 What leaf'fringed legends haunt about thy shape Of deities or mortals, or of both, In tempe or the dales or Arkady? What men or gods are these? What maidens loth? What mad pursuit? What struggle to escape? What pipes and timbrels? What wild ecstasy? Keats, John Ode on a Grecian Urn Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 4613 Socrates: Tell me then, oh tell me-what is the great and splendid work which the gods achieve with the help of our devotions? Euthyphro: Many and fair are the works of the gods. Plato Euthyphro Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 4614 Answer me, answer me Somebody answer me. Oldest of questions and Deepest of needs. Our Mystery, mystery, Teach us our history. Lost all again To the dark of the grave. Palmer, Ada A New World Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 4615 And now the work is done that cannot be erased by Jupiter's anger, fire and sword, nor the gnawing tooth of time. Let the day, that has power only over my body, end when it will my uncertain span of years. The best part of me will be bourne, immortal, beyond the distant stars. Ovid envoi to Metamorphoses Walton, Jo Necessity US 2016 Fiction 4616 Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. Franklin, Benjamin Walton, Jo Half a Crown US 2010 Fiction 1759 4617 The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Walton, Jo Half a Crown US 2010 Fiction 1932 4618 Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat, Please put a penny in the old man's hat. If you haven't got a penny, a ha'penny will do, If you haven't got a ha'penny, then God bless you! Traditional British children's rhyme Walton, Jo Ha'penny US 2007 Fiction 4619 "When I was a lad," replied the foreman, "young ladies was young ladies. And young gentleman was young gentlemen. If you got my meaning." "What this country wants," said Padgett, "is a 'Itler." Sayers, Dorothy L. Gaudy Night Walton, Jo Ha'penny US 2007 Fiction 4620 I will have it so that though king, son, and grandson were all slain in one day, still the King's Peace should hold over all England! What is a man that his mere death must upheave a people! We have the Law. Kipling, Rudyard Rewards and Fairies Walton, Jo The King's Peace US 2000 Fiction 4621 If I heed your words that is all that I hall veer have. If I have no sword where then shall I seek peace? A sword might win a Peace's time from tumult; no peace have the hungry, and so the Peace is made from the work of gathered days the many's many choices. Saunders, Graydon & Walton, Jo Theodwyn's Rede Walton, Jo The King's Peace US 2000 Fiction 4622 Up to now they used to shiver every time they heard mention of the Romans' skill in warfare, but now they are victorious, and we die, nobly, as befits brave men, but perishing all the same. Libanius Walton, Jo The King's Name US 2007 Fiction 4623 Let the dead be carried gently; let them wonder, who are living, what choice shall be tomorrow. Saunders, Graydon The Pebble Walton, Jo The King's Name US 2007 Fiction 4624 The world flatters the elephant and tramples on the ant. Indian Proverb Starr, Jason Ant Man US 2016 Fiction 9781302489465 4625 Love is a promise, love is a souvenir, once given never forgotten, never let it disappear. Lennon, John Fowler, Therese Souvenir US 2008 Fiction 9780345499691 4626 If he comes suddenly, do not let him find you sleeping. What I say to you I say to everyone: Watch! Mark 13:36-37 Fox, Essie The Somnambulist US 2011 Fiction 9781409121190 4627 For I tell you, that many prophets and kings have desired to see those things which ye see, and have not seen them; and to hear those things which ye hear, and have not heard them. Luke 10:24 Fox, Kevin Until the Next Time US 2012 Fiction 9781565129931 4628 All these things are done in parables: That seeing they may see, and not perceive; and hearing they may hear, and not understand; lest at any time they should be converted, and their sins should be forgiven them. Mark 4:11-12 Fox, Kevin Until the Next Time US 2012 Fiction 9781565129931 4629 "Open your eyes, ya bleedin' eejit. I told ya everythin' ya need to know. Jus' look. The whole bleedin' truth is right here if you'd just see it, ya amadan. Murphy, Declan Fox, Kevin Until the Next Time US 2012 Fiction 1998 9781565129931 4630 Behold, he cometh with the clouds, and every eye shall see him, even those that pierced him. And all the tribes of the earth shall wail because of him. So it is to be. Amen. Revelation 1:7 Fox, Tom Dominus US 2015 Fiction 9781472226167 4631 Lo, I come unexpected, like a thief. And blessed is he that keepeth watch... Revelation 16:15 Fox, Tom Dominus US 2015 Fiction 9781472226167 4632 What's past is prologue. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Fox, Ilana The Glittering Art of Falling Apart US 2015 Fiction 9781409122890 4633 Nothing compares with the miracle and magic of pregnancy. It's your chance to be involved with life's creative process. Your Pregnancy Week by Week Foye, Meghann Meternity US 2016 Fiction 9780778319306 4634 Law clerks are the lowest form of animal life. Douglas, William O. US Franze, Anthony The Outsider US 2017 Fiction 9781250071668 4635 Through tattered clothes great vices do appear; Robes and furred gowns hide all. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Fairstein, Linda Killer Look US 2016 Fiction 9781101984017 4636 Good can imagine Evil, but Evil cannot imagine Good. Auden, W. H. Fairstein, Linda Terminal City US 2014 Fiction 9780525953883 4637 All detectives might be called investigators, but not all investigators can be called detectives. Investigators need a trail of facts which might eventually lead to a successful conclusion of their inquiry. If there are no investigative leads to pursue, then they are finished. This is where a detective comes in -- a person who can paint a landscape he has never seen from inside a darkened room, which is actually the crime scene. That's the difference between the craft and the art. Yard, Scotland Fairstein, Linda Devil's Bridge US 2015 Fiction 9780751560336 4638 We sit in the dark And we sit in the cold We're obedient kids We do what we're told It's good to be good So we do what we're told Saddeq, Professor Sully Collaborators -- How Good People Do Bad Things Farooki, Roopa The Good Children US 2014 Fiction 9780755383429 4639 It suits you when you say no... I should try saying it more often. It's a powerful little word. Saddeq, Dr. Jakie UK Farooki, Roopa The Good Children US 2014 Fiction 9780755383429 4640 He'd fly through the air with the greatest of ease, That daring young man on the flying trapeze. Leybourne, George Champagne Charlie Farooki, Roopa The Flying Man US 2012 Fiction 9780755383382 4641 When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes, I all alone beweep my outcast state And trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries And look upon myself and curse my fate... Yet in these thoughts myself almost despising, Haply I think on thee... For thy sweet love remember'd such wealth brings That then I scorn to change my state with kings. Shakespeare, William Sonnet XXIX Farooki, Roopa The Flying Man US 2012 Fiction 9780755383382 4642 When I go from hence, let this be my parting word, that what I have seen is unsurpassable. Tagore, Rabindranath Gitanjali Faulks, Sebastian Birdsong US 1993 Fiction 067943545X 4643 Dark house, by which once more I stand Here in the long unlovely street, Doors, where my heart was used to beat So quickly, waiting for a hand.... Tennyson, Lord Alfred In Memoriam Poem Faulks, Sebastian Where My Heart Used to Beat US 2015 Fiction 9780091936839 4644 From its inception as a foreign enclave, Shanghai emerged a free city. New arrivals required neither visa nor passport to enter. To the dispossessed, the ambitious and the criminal, it offered a fresh start. Lady Jelico, who was brought up in the city, recalled, "One never asked why someone had come to Shanghai. It was assumed everybody had something to hide." Sergeant, Harriet Shanghai Fay, Kim Map of Lost Memories US 2012 Fiction 9780345531346 4645 I am no bird; and no net ensnares me; I am a free human being with an independent will... Jane Eyre Faye, Lyndsay Jane Steele US 2016 Fiction 9781472217554 4646 How many species of creeping things, and how many birds hast Thou caused to fly! Nanak The Sikh Religion Faye, Lyndsay Jane Steele US 2016 Fiction 9781472217554 4647 In a wilderness of mirrors. What will the spider do... Eliot, T. S. Fedarcyk, Jan Fidelity US 2016 Fiction 9781476733890 4648 It is only rebel woman, when she gets out of the habits imposed on her by bourgeois convention, who can do some deed of terrible virtue. Sanger, Margaret Feldman, Ellen Terrible Virtue US 2016 Fiction 1914 9780062407559 4649 There was clearly felt the presence of a force not bound to be kind to man. It was a place of heathenism and superstitious rites, to be inhabited by men nearer of kin to the rocks and to wild animals than we. Thoreau, Henry David Ferencik, Erica The River At Night US 2017 Fiction 9781501143199 4650 But for the unquiet heart and brain A use in measured language lies; Tennyson, Lord Alfred In Memoriam Ferris, Gordon The Unquiet Heart US 2008 Fiction 9780857894946 4651 Ha, ha Job 39:25 Ferris, Joshua To Rise Again at A Decent Hour US 2014 Fiction 9780316033978 4652 Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. Frost, Robert Ferguson, Leah All the Difference US 2015 Fiction 4653 If you're gonna ride, baby, Ride the wild horse. We can't drink no more, But we'll try. You can't find us, baby, In the basement. And we'll slug you in your fucking head. Kyuss Gloria Lewis Ferrarese, Marco Nazi Goreng US 2013 Fiction 9789814423359 4654 If there were enough like him, I think the world would be a very safe place to live in, and yet not too dull to be worth living in. Chandler, Raymond The Simple Art of Murder Ferris, Gordon Pilgrim Soul US 2013 Fiction 1944 9780857897602 4655 The Lord: Therein thou'rt free, according to thy merits: The like of thee have never moved My hate. Of all the bold, denying Spirits, The waggish knave least trouble doth create. Man's active nature, flagging, seeks too soon the level; Unqualified repose he learns to crave; Whence, willingly, the comrade him I gave, Who works, excites, and must create, as Devil. Goethe, J. W. Faust Ferrante, Elena My Brilliant Friend US 2012 Fiction 9781609450786 4656 I wanted to incorporate everything, understand everything, because time is cruel and nothing stays the same. Rush, Norman Finch, Charles The Last Enchantments US 2014 Fiction 9781250018717 4657 Here's our own hands against our hearts. Much Ado About Nothing Fiorato, Marina Beatrice & Benedick US 2014 Fiction 9781848548039 4658 They work; but don't you think they overdo it?... And am I never to have a change of air, because the bees don't? Dickens, Charles Our Mutual Friend Ellmann, Lucy Mimi US 2013 Fiction 9781408833575 4659 When you decide to live, to finally live, a world of possibility opens, maddening and vast, but where is the bridge across to that world, can anyone see a bridge? Delaney, Miriam Elliot, Rachel Whispers Through a Megaphone US 2015 Fiction 9780992918224 4660 Born under a bad sign, I been down since I began to crawl. If it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have no luck at all. Jones, Booker T. & Bell, William Born Under a Bad Sign Ellory, R. J. Bad Signs US 2011 Fiction 9781409118596 4661 When the dumb Hour, clothed in black, Brings the Dreams about my bed, Call me not so often back, Silent Voices of the dead. Tennyson, Alfred Ellwood, Nuala My Sister's Bones US 2017 Fiction 9780241977279 4662 Should I get married? Should I be good? Astound the girl next door with my velvet suit and faustus hood? Corso, Gregory Marriage Ephron, Delia Siracusa US 2016 Fiction 9780399165214 4663 There war is dreadful. It is the business of the artist to follow it home to the heart of the individual fighters -- not to talk in armies and nations and numbers -- but to track it home. Lawrence, D. H. Epstein, Jennifer Cody The Gods of Heavenly Punishment US 2013 Fiction 9780393071573 4664 I'm sick of mediating with your worst self On behalf of your better selves I am sick Of having to remind you To breathe Before you suffocate Your own fool self Rushin, Donna Kate The Bridge Poem Evans, Danielle Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self US 2010 Fiction 9781594487699 4665 I do not believe our wants have made all our lies holy. Lorde, Audre Between Ourselves Evans, Danielle Before You Suffocate Your Own Fool Self US 2010 Fiction 9781594487699 4666 The family -- that dear octopus from whose tentacles we never quite escape nor, in our inmost hearts, ever quite wish to. Smith, Dodie Dear Octopus Evans, Harriet A Place for Us US 2014 Fiction 9781472221254 4667 The white devil is worse than the black. English Proverb Proverb UK Evans, Justin The White Devil US 2011 Fiction 9781780220260 4668 Rebirth us with Wisdom, as we are knitted once again back into wholeness. Bristow, Janet Ariadne's Blessing Evans, Tess The Book of Lost Threads US 2010 Fiction 1998 9781742376127 4669 Others also there are who perished unknown; their sacrifices is not forgotten, and their names, though lost to us, are written in the Books of God. Inscription from the Shrine in the Scottish War Memorial Scotland Evans, Tess The Book of Lost Threads US 2010 Fiction 9781742376127 4670 O chestnut-tree, great-rooted blossomer, Are you the leaf, the blossom or the bole? O body swayed to music, O brightening glance, How can we know the dancer from the dance? Yeats, W. B. Among School Children Evans, Tess The Memory Tree US 2012 Fiction 9781742377896 4671 Pandemonium the Palace of Satan rises, suddenly built out of the Deep. Milton, John Paradise Lost Fahy, Warren Pandemonium US 2013 Fiction 9780765333292 4672 They strike one, above all, as giving no account of themselves in any terms already consecrated by human use; to this inarticulate state they probably form, collectively, the most unprecedented of monumnets; abysmal the mystery of what they think, what they feel, what they want, what they suppose themselves to be saying. James, Henry Baldwin, James Another Country US 1963 Fiction 4673 Juvatque novos decerpere flores, Insignemque meo capiti petere inde coronam, Unde prius nulli velarunt tempora Muse Lucret Swift, Jonathan Tale of a Tub US 1704 Fiction 4674 To attend to the neglected and remember the forgotten. Defoe, Daniel Colonel Jack US 1722 Fiction 4675 Nil moror quam pueriliter, modo utiliter. Erafin Davys, Mary Memoirs of Amoranda US 1724 Fiction 4676 DIRTY MARTINI 2 oz vodka 1 tbsp dry vermouth 2 tbsp olive juice 2 olives Fill a mixer with all ingredients, including garnish. Cover and shake hard 3-4 times. Strain contents into a cocktail glass. Konrath, J. A Dirty Martini US 2007 Fiction 1401302793 4677 CHERRY BOMB 1 oz. vodka 1½ oz. white crème de cacao ¾ oz. grenadine 1 maraschino cherry Shake vodka, crème de cacao, and grenadine with ice. Pour into a rocks glass. Garnish with cherry. Konrath, J. A Cherry Bomb US 2009 Fiction 1401302815 4678 He who is unjust, let him be unjust still; he who is filthy, let him be filthy still; he who is righteous, let him be righteous still… Revelations 22 Konrath, J.A and Kilborn, Jack Truck Stop US 2009 Fiction B002G99RRK 4679 FUZZY NAVEL 1½ oz. peach schnapps 3 oz. orange juice Pour schnapps in a rocks or old-fashioned glass filled with ice. Add orange juice. Konrath, J. A Fuzzy Navel US 2008 Fiction 1401302807 4680 It appears there will always be unanswered questions about the Great Conspiracy, especially since its chief engineer, Peter LaNague, was not available afterward for questioning. The remarkable depth of his conspiracy's penetration into the fabric of Imperial society left many traceable elements in its wake, and so we have a reasonably clear picture of events during the five-year pre-insurrection period. But what preceded the conspiracy itself? What started it all? What made Peter LaNague decide that the time was ripe for revolution? Scholars diverge at this point, but the single-incident theory appears to be coming into favor in recent texts. The arrival of LaNague on Throne and the cessation of attempts to assassinate Metep VII follow closely on the heels of a small anti-militia riot on Neeka. There was one fatality in that riot-a young woman named Liza Kirowicz. But Kirowicz was her married name. Her maiden name was Boedekker. And there's the rub… Fent, Emmerz Lanague: A Biography Wilson, F Paul An enemy of the State US 1980 Fiction 976654423 4681 If your sister were a clone, would you want her working in Dydeetown. datastream graffito Wilson, F Paul Dydeetown World US 1989 Fiction 671698281 4682 THE INGRAHAM COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Laurel Hills, MD Known as the "24 karat medical school," the Ingraham (pronounced "ING gram") College of Medicine has become one of the most respected and prestigious institutes in the nation. Nestled in the wooded hills of Frederick County, Maryland, less than an hour's drive from both Baltimore and Washington, D.C., it has built its teaching staff by culling the great names from all the medical specialties. The Ingraham faculty is considered without peer. The same can be said of its student body. Every December, the nation's highest scorers on the MCAT are invited to The Ingraham (as it is known) to take a special entrance exam. It is a highly coveted invitation: The Ingraham is entirely subsidized by the Kleederman Foundation—its students pay no tuition, no book or lab fees, and receive free room and board. (A strict condition of acceptance is that you must live on The Ingraham campus the entire four years). But academic excellence is only part of The Ingraham's requirements. The Admissions Office stresses that it is looking for "well rounded individuals with something extra, who will be committed to the practice of medicine in a primary care setting, especially in areas where it is needed most." Academic brilliance is, of course, an important requirement, but they state The Ingraham is not looking to turn out academic physicians who will spend their careers hunched over microscopes and test tubes. The ideal candidates for are pre med students who were not only top in their class academically, but who were also class officers or active in campus affairs. The Ingraham alumni are considered the cream of the crop. Without exception, its fifty annual graduates are offered the medical world's most highly regarded residencies. Yet an extraordinary number of alumni eschew the high paying subspecialties for primary care and can be found practicing in the nation's poorer areas, especially the inner cities. They have earned The Ingraham an unequaled reputation for academic excellence and social committment. Fenton,Emmett (Bobbs Merrill, 1991) American Medical Schools in Perspective by Emmett Fenton (Bobbs Merrill, 1991) Wilson, F Paul The Select US 1994 Fiction 6880460 4683 Men plan. Fate laughs. The Writings of Gaius Quartus, First Lord of Alera Butcher, Jim Cursors's Fury US 2006 Fiction, High fantasy, Fantasy Fiction 0-441-01434-8 4684 I am half sick of shadows,’ said The Lady of Shalott. Lord Tennyson, Alfred McCrumb, Sharyn Sick Of Shadows US 1984 Fiction 345356535 4685 Why were they all going out to war? He brooded a moment. It wasn’t slavery. That stale red-herring of Yankee knavery. Nor even states-rights, at least not solely, But something so dim that it must be holy. Benet, Stephen Vincent John Brown’s Body, Book 2 McCrumb, Sharyn MacPherson's Lament US 1992 Fiction 345384741 4686 When the Himalayan peasant meets the he- bear in his pride, He shouts to scare the monster, who will often turn aside. But the she-bear thus accosted rends the peasant tooth and nail For the female of the species is more deadly than the male. Kipling, Rudyard McCrumb, Sharyn If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him… US 1995 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 449149986 4687 Pray do not, therefore, be inducted to suppose that I ever write merely to amuse, or without an object. Dickens, Charles McCrumb, Sharyn If I'd Killed Him When I Met Him… US 1995 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 449149986 4688 Here’s tae us. Wha’s like us-damn few an’ they’re a’ deid. Traditional Scots toast McCrumb, Sharyn Highland Laddie Gone US 1986 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 345360362 4689 I love my work and want to start again. Jack the Ripper Letter from Jack the Ripper September 25, 1888 McCrumb, Sharyn Missing Susan US 1991 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 345483596 4690 I knew a woman, lovely in her bones… Roethke, Theodore McCrumb, Sharyn Lovely In Her Bones US 1985 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 345360354 4691 You have been my friend. That in itself is a tremendous thing. I wove my webs for you because I liked you. Charlotte to Wilbur in Charlotte’s Web McCrumb, Sharyn Once Around the Track US 2007 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 758207786 4692 There are only three real sports: mountain climbing, bullfighting, and automobile racing. Hemingway, Ernest McCrumb, Sharyn St Dale US 2001 Fiction 758207778 4693 The rich never hang; only the poor and friendless. Smith, Perry Perry Smith executed in Kansas, 1965, for the murder of the Clutter family McCrumb, Sharyn The Ballad of Frankie Silver US 1997 Fiction, Mystery, Speculative fiction 451197399 4694 This dreadful, dark and dismal day Has swept my glories all away; My sun goes down, my days are past, And I must leave this world at last. Oh! Lord, what will become of me? I am condemned, you all now see; To heaven or hell my soul must fly, All in a moment when I die. Judge Donnell my sentence has passed, These prison walls I leave at last; Nothing to cheer my drooping head Until I’m numbered with the dead. But Oh! That awful judge I fear, Shall I that awful sentence hear: “Depart, ye cursed, down to hell And forever there to dwell.” I know that frightful ghosts I’ll see, Gnawing their flesh in misery; And then and there attended be For murder in the first degree. Then shall I meet that mournful face, Whose blood I spilled upon this place; With flaming eyes to me he’ll say, “Why did you take my life away?” His feeble hands fell gently down, His chattering tongue soon lost its sound, To see his soul and body part It strikes with terror in my heart. I took his blooming days away, Left him no time to God to pray; And if sins fall upon his head, Must I not bear them in his stead? The jealous thought that first gave strife To make me take my husband’s life, For months and days I spent my time Thinking how to commit this crime. And on a dark and doleful night I put the body out of sight, With flames I tried to him consume, But time would not admit it done. You all see me and on me gaze, Be careful how you spend your days; And never commit this awful crime, But try to serve your God in time. My mind on solemn subjects rolls, My little child, God bless its soul; All you that are of Adam’s race, Let not my faults this child disgrace. Farewell, good people, you all now see What my bad conduct’s brought on me; To die of shame and disgrace Before the world of human race. Awful indeed to think of death, In perfect health to lose my breath; Farewell my friends, I bid adieu, Vengeance on me you must now pursue. Great God! How shall I be forgiven? Not fit for earth, not fit for Heaven; But little time to pray to God, For now I try that awful road The Ballad of Frankie Silver McCrumb, Sharyn The Ballad of Frankie Silver US 1997 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 451197399 4695 A rumor was prevalent in Burke County that Silver wrote some verses which were tantamount to a confession of her guilt and read them while on the scaffold to the surrounding throng just before she was executed. The mind of Squire Waits A. Cook, a highly respected justice of the peace in the Enola section, was a veritable storehouse of legends and events of Burke County’s earlier days. He told me that the verses Frankie had allegedly written were composed by a Methodist minister whose surname was Stacy. Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr. McCrumb, Sharyn The Ballad of Frankie Silver US 1997 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 451197399 4696 Four Romans dead, and five Carthaginians… Lorca, Federico García Shepard, Lucius Life During Wartime US 1987 Fiction 575077344 4697 People are more practiced in lying with words than with their faces. Ekman, Paul Unmasking the Face Santlofer, Jonathan Anatomy of Fear US 2007 Fiction 60881976 4698 We pass through this world but once. Few tragedies can be more extensive than the stunting of life, few injustices deeper than the denial of an opportunity to strive or even to hope. Gould, Stephen Jay Clark, Marcia The Competition US 2014 Fiction 316220957 4699 There are things that we don’t want to happen but have to accept, things we don’t want to know but have to learn, and people we can’t live without but have to let go. Anonymous Clark, Marcia Killer Ambition US 2013 Fiction 316220949 4700 Deux fous gagnent toujours, mais trois fous, non! (Loosely: Two fools always win, but three fools, never!) (Note: The chess piece Americans call the bishop, the French call le fou.) Tarrasch, Siegbert France Carter, Stephen Emperor of Ocean Park US 2002 Fiction 375712925 4701 Evolution loves death more than it loves you or me. . . . We are moral creatures, then, in an amoral world. The universe that suckled us is a monster that does not care if we live or die—does not care if it itself grinds to a halt. Dillard, Annie Box, C.J Below Zero US 2009 Fiction 399155759 4702 It’s strange how often human beings die without any kind of style. Sajer, Guy The Forgotten Soldier Box, C.J Blood Trail US 2008 Fiction 399154884 4703 Sleep! There is hunting in heaven— Sleep safe till tomorrow. Williams, Carlos William Box, C.J Blood Trail US 2008 Fiction 399154884 4704 When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. Age old medical school admonition Box, C.J Cold Wind US 2011 Fiction 399157352 4705 YELLOWSTONE ACT, 1872 AN ACT TO SET APART A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND LYING NEAR THE HEADWATERS OF THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER AS A PUBLIC PARK Approved March 1, 1872 (17 Stat. 32) Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the tract of land in the Territories of Montana and Wyoming, lying near the headwaters of the Yellowstone River . . . is hereby reserved and withdrawn from settlement, occupancy, or sale under the laws of the United States, and dedicated and set apart as a publicpark or pleasuring-ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people; and all persons who shall locate or settle upon or occupy the same, or any part thereof, except as hereinafter provided,shall be considered trespassers and removed therefrom. (U.S.C., title 16, sec. 21.) US Box, C.J Free Fire US 2007 Fiction 399154272 4706 Family quarrels are bitter things. They don’t go by any rules. They’re not like aches or wounds; they’re more like splits in the skin that won’t heal because there’s not enough material. Fitzgerald, F Scott Box, C.J In Plain Sight US 2006 Fiction 709082312 4707 The great plain drinks the blood of Christian men and is satisfied. Rolvaag, O. E. Giants in the Earth Box, C.J In Plain Sight US 2006 Fiction 709082312 4708 In no other country in the world is the love of property keener or more alert than in the United States, and nowhere else does the majority display less inclination toward doctrines which in any way threaten the way property is owned De Tocqueville, Alexis Democracy in America Box, C.J Nowhere to Run US 2010 Fiction 399156453 4709 No compromise in defense of Mother Earth. Earth first! Box, C.J Savage Run US 2002 Fiction 425189244 4710 winterkill ['win•ter•kil] vt to kill (as a plant or animal) by, or to die as a result of, exposure to winter weather conditions Box, C.J Winterkill US 2003 Fiction 425195953 4711 ou can still get gas in Heaven, and drink in Kingdom Come. In the meantime, I’m cleaning my gun. Knopfler, Mark Cleaning my Gun Box, C.J Breaking Point US 2013 Fiction 399160752 4712 Man has emerged from the shadows of antiquity with a peregrine on his wrist. Peterson, Roger Tory Birds Over America Box, C.J The Master Falconer US 2011 Fiction 9781101532058 4713 It’s not inequality which is the real misfortune, it’s dependence Voltaire Box, C.J Stone Cold US 2014 Fiction 399160760 4714 I’ve got a shotgun, a rifle and a four-wheel drive And a country boy can survive Williams J.R, Hank Box, C.J Stone Cold US 2014 Fiction 399160760 4715 Farewell, mother Roma. The shining columns, The endless roads, The mighty legions, The peaceful fields. Born in fire, The light in darkness. Farewell, mother Roma. Never again will your sons return. A poem, inscribed in stone in the ruins of Appia Butcher, Jim Princeps’ Fury US 2008 Fiction 441016383 4716 Good riddance, gluttonous whore! Victory Germania! An addendum to the poem, scratched in far cruder letters Butcher, Jim Princeps’ Fury US 2008 Fiction 441016383 4717 The course of history is determined not by battles, by sieges, or usurpations, but by the actions of the individual. The strongest city, the largest army is, at its most basic level, a collection of individuals. Their decisions, their passions, their foolishness, and their dreams shape the years to come. If there is any lesson to be learned from history, it is that all too often the fate of armies, of cities, of entire realms rests upon the actions of one person. In that dire moment of uncertainty, that person's decision, good or bad, right or wrong, big or small, can unwittingly change the world. But history can be quite the slattern. One never knows who that person is, where he might be, or what decision he might make. It is almost enough to make me believe in Destiny. From the writings of Gaius Primus First Lord of Albra Butcher, Jim Furies of Calderon US 2004 Fiction 044101268X 4718 Deeper meaning resides in the fairy tales told to me in my childhood than in the truth that is taught by life. Schiller, Friedrich Connolly, John The Book Of Lost Things US 2004 Fiction 743298853 4719 Everything you can imagine is real. Picasso, Pablo Connolly, John The Book Of Lost Things US 2004 Fiction 743298853 4720 Who is the third who walks always beside you? When I count, there are only you and I together But when I look ahead up the white road There is always another one walking beside you Gliding wrapt in a brown mantle, hooded I do not know whether a man or a woman -But who is that on the other side of you? Eliot, T.S The Wasteland Connolly, John The White Road US 2002 Fiction 743456394 4721 Where can a dead man go? A question with an answer only dead men know. Creek, Nickel When in Rome Connolly, John The Unquiet US 2007 Fiction 743298934 4722 And heavy is the tread Of the living; but the dead Returning lightly dance Thomas, Edward Roads Connolly, John The Killing Kind US 2001 Fiction 743456378 4723 No one can know the origin of evil who has not grasped the truth about the so-called Devil and his angels. Origen Connolly, John The Black Angel US 2005 Fiction 743487877 4724 War is a mythical happening… Where else in human experience, except in the throes of ardor… do we find ourselves transported to a mythical condition and the gods most real? Hillman, James A Terrible Love of War Connolly, John The Whisperers US 2010 Fiction 143916519X 4725 Scientists are not after the truth; it is the truth that is after scientists. Dr. Schlecta, Karl Connolly, John The Gates US 2009 Fiction 340995793 4726 Alone, alone, about a dreadful wood Of conscious evil runs a lost mankind, Dreading to find its Father. Auden, W.H For the Time Being Connolly, John Dark Hollow US 2000 Fiction 074341022X 4727 The truth is often a terrible weapon of aggression. It is possible to lie, and even to murder, for the truth. Adler, Alfred Connolly, John The Lovers US 2009 Fiction 1416569545 4728 Put the case, Pip, that here was one pretty little child out of the heap, who could be saved;… the legal adviser had this power: ‘I know what you did, and how you did it… Part with the child… Give the child into my hands.’ Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Connolly, John The Burning Soul US 2011 Fiction 340993537 4729 He fed in fear and reached the silent fields And howled his heart out, trying in vain to speak. Ovid Metamorphoses Connolly, John The Wolf in Winter US 2014 Fiction 1476703183 4730 The Cosmos is all that is or ever was or ever will be. Our feeblest contemplations of the Cosmos stir us-there is a tingling in the spine, a catch in the voice, a faint sensation, as if a distant memory, of falling from a height. We know we are approaching the greatest of mysteries. In all the galaxies, there are perhaps as many planets as stars, ten billion trillion. In the face of such overpowering numbers, what is the likelihood that only one ordinary star, the Sun, is accompanied by an inhabited planet? Sagan, Carl Cosmos Pollack, Neal The Rosetta Cylinder US 2012 Fiction 4731 I want a job I want a job I want a real job I want a job that I want a job that pays. I want a job I want a job I want a real job One that satisfies My artistic needs. Sid and Nancy Pollack, Neal Never Mind the Pollacks: The Literary Music of Neal Pollack US 2009 Fiction 1986 9780061750212 4732 Praise the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits Psalm 103:2 Wallace, Wendy Doing Well at Being Sick US 2010 Fiction 9781572935013 4733 Through many dangers, toils and snares I have already come; 'Tis grace hath brough me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. Newton, John Wallace, Wendy Doing Well at Being Sick US 2010 Fiction 9781572935013 4734 I conceive that I may in an emergency do things on military grounds which cannot be done constitutionally by Congress. Lincoln, Abrahan Carter, Stephen The Impeachment of Abraham Lincoln US 2012 Fiction 1864 9780307958402 4735 Mr. Lincoln has four long years of strife before himl and as he seems little inclined to change his advisers, his course of action, or his generals, we do not believe that the termination of his second period of government will find him President of the United States. London Gazette Carter, Stephen The Impeachment of Abraham Lincoln US 2012 Fiction 4736 You may not be interested in war, but war is interested in you. Trotsky, Leon Carter, Stephen Back Channel US 2014 Fiction 9780385349611 4737 O, that the years had language! Bibb, Eloise Carter, Stephen Palace Council US 2008 Fiction 9780307270290 4738 The force of a law depends on the extent of its justice. St. Thomas Aquinas The Dissent of the Governed Carter, Stephen The Dissent of the Governed US 2009 Fiction 9780674029248 4739 And it came to pass, when Joshua was by Jericho, that he lifted up his eyes and looked, and, behold, there stoof a man over against him with his sword drawn in his hand: and Joshua went unto him, and said unto him, Art thou for us, or for our adversaries? Joshua 5:13 Carter, Stephen Jericho's Fall US 2009 Fiction 9780307272997 4740 Why does everybody pick on the economists? They've correctly predicted thirteen of the past five recessions! Familiar campus joke Carter, Stephen New England White US 2007 Fiction 9780307266965 4741 In order to use color effectively it is necessary to recognise that colour deceives continually. Albers, Josef Santlofer, Jonathan Color Blind US 2009 Fiction 9780061740558 4742 There is nothing there. What you see is not what you see. What you see is nothing... What you see is what's in your mind. Reinhardt, Ad Santlofer, Jonathan Color Blind US 2009 Fiction 9780061740558 4743 Verily I say unto you, that one of you will betray me. Matthew 26:21 Santlofer, Jonathan The Killing Art US 2009 Fiction 9780061746192 4744 The one struggle in art is the struggle of artists against artists... Reinhardt, Ad Santlofer, Jonathan The Killing Art US 2009 Fiction 9780061746192 4745 Here (in New York) is where the showdown fight goes on-it's bloody and real. No illusions about social morality high or low. The artist is his brother's enemy like nowhere else... New York is a slash across the belly. You know your friend has a knife and will use it on you. Still, Clyfford Santlofer, Jonathan The Killing Art US 2009 Fiction 9780061746192 4746 Whenever science makes a discovery the devil grabs it while the angels are debating the best way to use it. Valentine, Alan Santlofer, Jonathan The Murder Notebook: A Novel of Suspense US 2009 Fiction 9780061847202 4747 How does one kill fear, I wonder? How do you shoot a spectre through the heart, slash off its spectral head, take it by the spectral throat? Conrad, Joseph Santlofer, Jonathan The Murder Notebook: A Novel of Suspense US 2009 Fiction 9780061847202 4748 Anihinihi ke ola. (Life is in a precarious position.) Ancient Hawaiian saying Fahy, Warren Fragment US 2009 Fiction 9780440338574 4749 What if a much of a which of a wind gives the truth to summer's lie; bloodies with dizzying leaves the sun and yanks immortal stars awry? Cummings, E. E. Ephron, Delia Sister Mother Husband Dog: (Etc.) US 2013 Fiction 9781101638316 4750 They say that dogs know what's coming. All natural disasters, earthquakes, tornadoes, storms-they feel the earth's tremble, sense electricity in the air before tragedy strikes. Senor had those sensors about the Jamieson family. He knew what was coming before anyone, even before those who would cause it. Ephron, Delia The Girl with the Mermaid Hair US 2010 Fiction 9780061990588 4751 Assassination has never changed the history of the world. Disraeli, Benjamin Ellory, R. J. A Simple Act of Violence US 2012 Fiction 4752 What we remember from childhood we remember forever-permanent ghosts, stamped, inked, imprinted, eternally seen. Ozick, Cynthia Ellory, R. J. A Quiet Belief in Angels US 2009 Fiction 4753 And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. Nietzsche, Friedrich Ellory, R. J. The Anniversary Man US 2009 Fiction 4754 My surface is myself. Under which to witness, youth is buried. Roots? Everybody has roots. Williams, William Carlos Paterson Ellory, R. J. Ghostheart US 2004 Fiction 4755 Things come apart so easily when they have been held together with lies. Allison, Dorothy Bastard Out of Carolina Ellory, R. J. A Dark and Broken Heart US 2012 Fiction 4756 Saintliness is also a temptation. Ellory, R. J. Saints of New York US 2010 Fiction 4757 What's past is prologue. Shakespeare, WIlliam The Tempest Ellory, R. J. The Devil and the River US 2013 Fiction 4758 A hundred times have I thought New York is a catastrophe, and fifty times: It is a beautiful catastrophe. Le Corbusier Ellory, R. J. City of Lies US 2006 Fiction 4759 Always you must play yourself. But it will be an infinite variety. Stanislavski, Constantin An Actor Prepares Ellory, R. J. City of Lies US 2006 Fiction 4760 When the Lamb opened the fourth seal, I heard the voice of the fourth living creature say, 'Come and see!' I looked and there before me was a pale horse! its rider was names Death, and Hades was following close behind him. They were given power over a fourth of the earth to kill by sword, famine and plague, and by the wild beasts of the earth. Revelations 6:7-8 Fiorato, Marina The Venetian Contract US 2012 Fiction 4761 Seven Kings, five are fallen, one is and the other is not yet come; And when he cometh, he must continue a short space. The Book of Revelations 17:9-10 Fiorato, Marina The Botticelli Secret US 2010 Fiction 4762 Of whales in paint; in teeth; in wood; in sheet-iron; in stone; in mountains; in stars. Ellmann, Lucy Man or Mango? US 1998 Fiction 4763 WHen sea-turtles manage to meet up, maybe once a year, they fuck for hours, shell clacking against shell on the sand. Ellmann, Lucy Sweet Desserts US 2013 Fiction 4764 There is pleasure in the pathless woods, There is rapture on the lonely shore. Byron Ellmann, Lucy Dot in the Universe US 2003 Fiction 4765 Nothing: no thing: the non-existent: zero number: a thing or person of no significance or value: a worthless thing: a low condition: a trifle: (in Shakespeare) the vagina. Ellmann, Lucy Doctors & Nurses US 2013 Fiction 4766 Love is the voice under all silences Finch, Charles An Old Betrayal US 2013 Fiction 9781250038395 4767 the only thing in which I have been actually thorough has been in being thoroughly unprepared. Stieglitz, Alfred Dyer, Geoff The Ongoing Moment US 2009 Fiction 9780307539199 4768 The capacity of photographs to evoke rather than tell, to suggest rather than explain, makes them alluring material for the historian or anthropologist or art historian who would pluck a single picture from a large collection and use it to narrate his or her own stories. But such stories may or may not have anything to do with the original narrative context of the photograph, the intent of its creator, or the ways in which it was used by its original audience. Sandweiss, Martha Dyer, Geoff Another Day at Sea US 2014 Fiction 4769 The point of going somewhere like the Napo River in Ecuador is not to see the most spectacular anything. It is simply to see what is there. We are here on the planet only once, and might as well get a feel for the place. Dillard, Annie Dyer, Geoff White Sands US 2016 Fiction 4770 There remained the inexplicable mass of rock. The legend tried to explain the inexplicable. As it came out of a substratum of truth it had in turn to end in the inexplicable. Kafka, Franz Dyer, Geoff White Sands US 2016 Fiction 4771 Everything is unique, nothing happens more than once in a life-time. The physical pleasure which a certain woman gave you at a certain moment, the exquisite dish which you ate on a certain day—you will never meet either again. Nothing is repeated, and everything is unparalleled. The Goncourt Brothers Dyer, Geoff Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do it US 2007 Fiction 9780307430342 4772 ...and this moonlight between the trees, and even this moment and I myself. Nietzsche Dyer, Geoff Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do it US 2007 Fiction 9780307430342 4773 I watched the film until the film itself became a kind of blindness. Waldrep, G. C. D. W. Griffith at Gettysburg Dyer, Geoff Zona US 2012 Fiction 4774 After all, the best way of talking about what you love is to speak of it lightly. Camus, Albert A Short Guide to Towns Without a Past Dyer, Geoff Zona US 2012 Fiction 4775 ‘There are writers for whom no forms exist: too clever for novels, too sceptical for poetry, too verbose for the aphorism, all that is left to them is the essay – the least appropriate medium for the foiled.’ Paterson, Don Dyer, Geoff Working the Room US 2010 Fiction 9781847679666 4776 You can hardly expect me to fall in love with a photograph. Nehru, Jawaharlal Dyer, Geoff Working the Room US 2010 Fiction 9781847679666 4777 ‘Out of sheer rage I’ve begun my book on Thomas Hardy. It will be about anything but Thomas Hardy I am afraid – queer stuff – but not bad.’ Lawrence, D. H. Dyer, Geoff Out of Sheer Rage: Wrestling with D. H. Lawrence US 2014 Fiction 1914 9781466869868 4778 Endless explanations of irrelevancies, and none whatever of things indispensable to the subject. Flaubert Les Miserables Dyer, Geoff Out of Sheer Rage: Wrestling with D. H. Lawrence US 2014 Fiction 9781466869868 4779 It must all be considered as though spoken by a character in a novel. Barthes, Roland Dyer, Geoff Out of Sheer Rage: Wrestling with D. H. Lawrence US 2014 Fiction 9781466869868 4780 The captain was very well satisfied with this plain narration I had given him, and said. 'he hoped I would oblige the world by putting it on paper, and making it public.' My answer was, 'that I thought we were overstocked with books of travels; that nothing could now pass which was not extraordinary; and that my story could contain little except common events'... However, I thanked him for his good opinion, and promised to take the matter into my consideration. Swift, Jonathan Gulliver's Travels US 1726 Fiction 4781 When conqu'ring Vice triumphant takes the Field, Virtue detbron'd muft to its Pow'r yield; And when good Characters are all at flake, The beft of bad ones is, tb' Accomplish'd Rake. Davys, Mary Accomplish'd Rake or The Modern Fine Gentleman US 1727 Fiction 4782 Et genus & virtus, nifi cum re, villior alga eft. Hor. Smollett, Tobias The Adventures of Roderick Random US 1748 Fiction 4783 Shall we forget the Counsel we have shar'd The Sifter's Vows, the Hours that we have spent, When we have chid the hafly-footed Time For parting Us? O! and is all forgot? All School-Days Friendship, Childhood Innocence. Shakespeare, William Midsummer Night's Dream Play Fielding, Sarah The Governess; or The Little Female Academy US 1749 Fiction 4784 Respicere exemplar vita morumque jubcbp Dotum imitatorem, & veras hinc ducere voces. Hor. Smollett, Tobias Adventures of Peregrine Pickle US 1751 Fiction 4785 Felices ter & amplius Luos irrupta tenet Copula. Fielding, Henry Amelia US 1751 Fiction 4786 Materiam rifus invenit ad omnes Occursus hominum -- Ridebat euras, nee non et gaudin vulgi; Interdum et larbrymas fundebat. Smollett, Tobias Expedition of Humphry Clinker: Volume 1 US 1771 Fiction 4787 Quorfum hae tam putida tendunt, Furcifer? ad te, inquam Hor. Smollett, Tobias Expedition of Humphry Clinker: Volume 3 US 1771 Fiction 4788 Ye Sylphs and Sylphids, to your chief give ear, Fays, Fairies, Genni, Elves, and Demons, hear! Ye know the spheres, and various talks assign'd By laws eternal to th' aerial kind: Some in the fields of purest ather play, And bask, and whiten, in the blaze of day; Some guide the course of wand'ring orbs on high, Or roll the planets thro' the boundless sky: Our humbler province is to tend the Fair, Not a less pleasing, nor less glorious care. Pope, Alexander Rape of the Lock Poem UK Cavendish, Georgiana The Sylph US 1778 Fiction 4789 L'exercice des plus sublimes vertus eleve et nourrit le genie Rousseau Wollstonecraft, Mary Mary, A Fiction US 1788 Fiction 4790 For justice bares the arm of God, And the grasp'd vengeance only waits his nod. Cawth Radcliffe, Ann The Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne US 1789 Fiction 4791 I could a Tale unfold Radcliffe, Ann Sicilian Romance US 1792 Fiction 4792 She was her parents' only Joy: They had but one -- one darling child. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Rowson, Susanna Charlotte Temple: A Tale of Truth US 1791 Fiction 4793 Her form was faultless, and her mind Untainted yet by art, Was noble, just, humane and kind: And virtue warm'd her heart. But ah! the cruel spoiler came -- Rowson, Susanna Charlotte Temple: A Tale of Truth US 1791 Fiction 4794 History is a novel that has been lived. De Goncourt, E. & J Druon, Maurice The Poisoned Crown US 1957 Fiction 9780007491292 4795 It is terrifying to think how much research is needed to determine the truth of even the most unimportant fact. Stendhal Druon, Maurice The Poisoned Crown US 1957 Fiction 9780007491292 4796 We're not afraid to down nine shots of vodka, Or eat cabbage pickled in permafrost. For, you see, we're the men, We're the men of the seventieth parallel. Arctic Siberian miner's song Dryden, Alex Death in Siberia US 2011 Fiction 9780755373390 4797 Trees completely ceased to grow. Grass withered. There were no animals. And no children were born. tale of the Evenki tribe in Arctic Siberia Dryden, Alex Death in Siberia US 2011 Fiction 9780755373390 4798 The Arctic is Russian. Chilingarov, Artur Dryden, Alex Death in Siberia US 2011 Fiction 2007 9780755373390 4799 E cosi desio me mena (And so desire carries me away) Petrarch Dubow, Charles Indiscretion US 2013 Fiction 9780062222862 4800 Great lovers lie in Hell... Ransom, John Crowe Dubow, Charles Indiscretion US 2013 Fiction 9780062222862 4801 To the Sirens first shalt thou come, who beguile all men whosoever comes to them. Whoso in ignorance draws near to them and hears the Sirens' voice, he nevermore returns... Homer The Odyssey Greece Dubow, Charles Girl in the Moonlight US 2015 Fiction 9780062358332 4802 The usual plan is to take two couples and develop their relationship. Most of George Eliot’s are on that plan. Anyhow, I don’t want a plot, I should be bored with it. I shall try two couples for a start. Lawrence, D. H. Dyer, Geoff Paris Trance US 2014 Fiction 9781466869875 4803 Even the loveliest dream bears like a blemish its difference from reality, the awareness that what it grants is mere illusion. This is why precisely the loveliest dreams are as if blighted. Adorno, Theodor Dyer, Geoff Paris Trance US 2014 Fiction 9781466869875 4804 The point of going somewhere like the Napo River in Ecuador is not to see the most spectacular anything. It is simply to see what is there. We are here on the planet only once, and might as well get a feel for the place. Dillard, Annie Dyer, Geoff White Sands: Experiences from the Outside World US 2016 Fiction 9781101870860 4805 There remained the inexplicable mass of rock. The legend tried to explain the inexplicable. As it came out of a substratum of truth it had in turn to end in the inexplicable. Kafka, Franz Dyer, Geoff White Sands: Experiences from the Outside World US 2016 Fiction 9781101870860 4806 Remember: the past won't fit into memory without something left over; it must have a future. Brodsky, Joseph Dyer, Geoff The Missing of the Somme US 2011 Fiction 4807 A kaleidoscope of hypothetical contingencies... Thomas, T. H. Dyer, Geoff The Missing of the Somme US 2011 Fiction 4808 There are happy moments but no happy period in history. Hauser, Arnold Dyer, Geoff The Colour of Memory US 1989 Fiction 4809 What remains of our hopes is a long despair which will engender them again. Berger, John Dyer, Geoff The Colour of Memory US 1989 Fiction 4810 And a tip of the hat to Dennis N. Griffin and Andrew DiDonato for their wonderfully informative book, Surviving the Mob: A Street Soldier’s Life Inside the Gambino Crime Family. An invaluable resource for a certain character in the trilogy. Wilson, F. Paul Jersey Shore TV Show Wilson, F. Paul Dark City: Repairman Jack: THe Early Years US 2013 Fiction 9781466834194 4811 As I see it, painting and religious experience are the same thing, and what we are all searching for is the understanding and realization of infinity. Nicholson, Ben White, Patrick The Vivisector US 1986 Fiction 4812 Cruelty has a Human Heart, And Jealousy a Human Face; Terror the Human Form Divine, And Secrecy the Human Dress. The Human Dress is forged in Iron, The Human Form a fiery Forge, The Human Face a Furnace seal’d, The Human Heart its hungry Gorge. Blake, William White, Patrick The Vivisector US 1986 Fiction 4813 They love truth when it reveals itself, and they hate it when it reveals themselves. Saint Augustine White, Patrick The Vivisector US 1986 Fiction 4814 He becomes beyond all others the great Invalid, the great Criminal, the great Accused One—and the Supreme Knower. For he reaches the unknown. Rimbaud White, Patrick The Vivisector US 1986 Fiction 4815 I was given by chance this human body so difficult to wear. No play White, Patrick The Eye of the Storm US 1973 Fiction 4816 He felt what could have been a tremor of heaven's own perverse love. Kawabata White, Patrick The Eye of the Storm US 1973 Fiction 4817 Men and boughs break; Praise life while you walk and wake; It is only lent. Campbell White, Patrick The Eye of the Storm US 1973 Fiction 4818 Out on the wastes of the Never-Never, That's where the dead men lie! That's where the heat-waves dance for ever - That's where the dead men lie! Boake. Bargroft Where the Dead Men Lie White, Patrick The Hanging Garden US 1957 Fiction 4819 Human relationships are vast as deserts White, Patrick Voss White, Patrick The Hanging Garden US 1957 Fiction 4820 Star, therefore, to start, like waking on the best day of your life to feel this living and immortal thing inside you. You were in love, you were a saint, you were going to walk the sunlight blessing water, you were almost word for word forever. Plumly, Stanley Cancer', Orphan Hours Duffy, Austin This Living and Immortal Thing US 2016 Fiction 9781783781676 4821 Even a dog knows the difference between being stumbled over and being kicked. Holmes, Jr., Justice Oliver Wendell Dugoni, Robert The Trapped Girl US 2017 Fiction 9781503940406 4822 When it comes to psychopaths, there is no medication. There is no treatment. There is no cure. There are only prisons. Gregory, Jeni Dugoni, Robert Her Final Breath US 2015 Fiction 9781503945029 4823 If aliens ever visit us, I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn't turn out very well for the Native Americans. Hawking, Stephen DuBois, Brendan Dark Victory US 2016 Fiction 2010 9781476780924 4824 Whatever else is unsure in this stinking dunghill of a world a mother's love is not. Joyce, James A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Novel Ireland Duncan, Glen Talulla Rising US 2012 Fiction 9781847679499 4825 By blood we live, the hot, the cold, To ravage and redeem the world: There is no bloodless myth will hold. Hill, Geoffrey Genesis Duncan, Glen By Blood We Live US 2014 Fiction 9781847679512 4826 The Parents wept when they saw what their children had wrought, and they cast the Twins forever from the world so that their stain would be spread no farther. The Tale of the Fall Dunne, Rachel In the Shadow of the Gods US 2016 Fiction 9780062428134 4827 Really to sin you have to be serious about it. Ibsen, Henrik Peer Gynt Y Dunn, Sarah The Arrangement US 2017 Fiction 9780316013598 4828 As an eagle may fly carrying a tortoise in his mouth, then drop it to the ground so that the fall smashes open its shell... Machiavelli, Niccolo Dunant, Sarah In the Name of the Family US 2017 Fiction 9781844087464 4829 History's third dimension is always fiction. Hesse, Herman The Glass Bead Game Dunant, Sarah In the Name of the Family US 2017 Fiction 9781844087464 4830 I am beginning to understand why grief feels like suspension. Lewis, C. S. Durrant, Sabine Remember Me This Way US 2015 Fiction 9781476716329 4831 Consider the subtleness of the sea; how its most dreaded creatures glide under water, unapparent for the most part, and treacherously hidden beneath the loveliest tints of azure. Melville, Herman Dyer, David The Midnight Watch US 2016 Fiction 9781250080936 4832 There's a wonderful paper by Schopenhauer, called 'An Apparent Intention of the Fate of the Individual', in which he points out that when you are at a certain age and look back over life, it seems to be almost as orderly as a composed novel. And just as in Dickens' novels, little accidental meetings and so forth turn out to be main features in the plot, so in your life. And what seem to have been mistakes at the time turn out to be directive crises. And then he asks: 'Who wrote this novel?' Campbell, Joseph An Open Life Dyson, Jeremy The Haunted Book US 2012 Fiction 9780857862426 4833 If you don't know history, then you don't know anything. You are a leaf that doesn't know it is part of a tree. Chichton, Michael Winna Efendi & Haana Dianika Truth or Dare US 2012 Fiction 9797805662 4834 We shall not cease from exploration, And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T. S. Little Gidding Egan, Elisabeth A Window Opens US 2015 Fiction 9781501105432 4835 And the moral is: If you ever find yourself in the wrong story, leave. Willems, Mo Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs Egan, Elisabeth A Window Opens US 2015 Fiction 9781501105432 4836 These are the secret words, which the living Jesus spoke and which Didymus Judas Thomas wrote down. Jesus said: He who shall find the interpretation of these words shall not taste of death. He who seeks, let him not cease seeking until he finds; and when he finds he will be troubled, and when he is troubled he will be amazed, and he will reign over the All. Gospel of Thomas, The 'Fifth Gospel' Egeland, Tom Relic US 2011 Fiction 9780719521737 4837 It is not every day that we are needed. Beckett, Samuel Eggers, Dave A Hologram for the King US 2012 Fiction 9780307947512 4838 Life can only be understood backward; but it must be lived forward. Kierkegaard Eisler, Barry Graveyard of Memories US 2014 Fiction 9781477818169 4839 And I'm giving you a longing look Everyday, everyday, everyday I write the book Costello, Elvis Ellis, Helen American Housewife US 2014 Fiction, Anthology 4840 Envy thou not the oppressor, And choose none of his ways. Proverbs 3:31 Ellroy, James Perfidia US 2014 Fiction 9780434020522 4841 Nothing looks so like innocence as an indiscretion. Wilde, Oscar Ellison, Jan A Small Indiscretion US 2014 Fiction 9780812995442 4842 It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer or the baker that we expect our meal, but from their regard to their own interest. Smith, Adam The Wealth of Nations, Book 1 Ellis, Janet The Butcher's Hook US 2016 Fiction 9781473625112 4843 A human being is only breath and shadow. Sophocles Ellison, J. T. When Shadows Fall US 2014 Fiction 9780778316046 4844 You are a human being, and so you must honor thy mother; she is the life of all things, the soul of your breath, your stars, your moon, the bringer of air, the guide of the tides. I am your mother, your breath, your sight and your feelings. Honor not me, but what I can be for you. Lott, Curtis Ellison, J. T. When Shadows Fall US 2014 Fiction 9780778316046 4845 --Reuben and Rachel music sheet-- The Golden Book of Favorite Songs Music Sheet US De Vries, Peter Reuben, Reuben US 1964 Fiction 1915 9780226170565 4846 Virtues are forced upon us by our impudent crimes. Eliot, T. S. De Vries, Peter The Tunnel of Love US 1954 Fiction 9780226173474 4847 "I saw how the Bride of Christ can give life, having in herself such vital force that no one can stay her; I saw that she shed forth strength and light, and that no one can deprive her of it; and I saw that her fruit never diminshes, ever increases." "What then is my nature? Fire is my nature." Saint Catherine of Siena de Wohl, Louis Lay Siege To Heaven US 1960 Fiction 9780898703818 4848 It is a very painful thing, having to part company with what torments you. And how mute the world is! Walser, Robert De Witt, Patrick Under Major Domo Minor US 2015 Fiction 9781847088697 4849 Wherever your heart is, that is where you'll find your treasure. Coelho, Paulo Brazil Y Wulan Dewatra, Ollie Harmoni US 2012 Fiction 979780559X Epigraphs begin on chapter 4850 The poem's origin probably lies in... a painting in the Pitti Palace in Florence, then supposed to be del Sarto's portrait of himself and his wife; it is now known to be two portraits joined together, is no longer attributed to del Sarto, is not thought to depict the painter or his wife, and has been relegated to storage. Editor's note to Browning's 'Andrea del Sarto' Dibdin, Michael A Rich Full Death US 1986 Fiction 9780571280322 4851 The Himalayan legend says there are beautiful white birds that live completely in flight. They are born in the air, must learn to fly before falling and die also in their flying. Maybe you have been born into such a life with the bottom dropping out. Sweeney, Jennifer K. In Flight Poem Diffenbaugh, Vanessa We Never Asked for Wings US 2015 Fiction 9781447294504 4852 Why did you vanish into empty sky? Even the fragile snow when it falls, falls in this world. Izumi Shikibu Dilloway, Margaret The Sisters of Heart and Snow US 2015 Fiction 9780399170805 4853 Some Warriors look fierce, but are mild. Some seem timid, but are vicious. Look beyond appearances; position yourself for the advantage. Deng Ming-Dao Dilloway, Margaret The Sisters of Heart and Snow US 2015 Fiction 9780399170805 4854 From this, one can make a deduction which is quite certainly the ultimate truth of jigsaw puzzles: despite appearances, puzzling is not a solitary game: every move the puzzler makes, the puzzlemaker has made before; every peice the puzzler picks up, and picks up again, and studies and strokes, every combination he tries, and tries a second time, every blunder and every insight, each hope and each discouragement have all been designed, calculated, and decided by the other. Perec, Georges Life: A User's Manual Dolan-Leach, Caite Dead Letters US 2017 Fiction 9780399588853 4855 Un dessein si funeste, s'il n'est digne d'Atree, est digne de Thyeste. (Atreus might not stoop to such a gruesome plot, but Thyeste sure would. Crebillon Atree et Thyeste, quoted by Edgar Allan Poe Dolan-Leach, Caite Dead Letters US 2017 Fiction 9780399588853 4856 He wondered whether there was any love between human beings that did not rest upon some sort of self-delusion... Le Carre, John Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy Donnelly, Lara Elena Amberlough US 2017 Fiction 9780765383815 4857 Does it really matter so long as you're having fun? Bowles, Sally Cabaret Donnelly, Lara Elena Amberlough US 2017 Fiction 9780765383815 4858 And if all your dreams come true Do your memories still end up haunting you? Is there such a thing as really breaking through To another day and a brighter shade of blue Kane, Christine She Don't Like Roses Song Donlea, Charlie Summit Lake US 2016 Fiction 2016 9781496700988 4859 It is never too late to be what you might have been. Eliot, George Donovan, Susan Stealing Taffy US 2016 Fiction 9781250008053 4860 These are the ashes of fiery weather, Of nights full of the green stars from Ireland, Wet out of the sea, and luminously wet, Like beautiful and abandoned refugees. Stevens, Wallace Our Stars Come from Ireland Donohoe, Kathleen Ashes of Fiery Weather US 2016 Fiction 9780544464056 4861 Love is a banquet on which we feed. Smith, Patti & Springsteen, Bruce Because the Night Song Donohue, Meg Every Wild Heart US 2017 Fiction 9780062429834 4862 We know what we are now, but not what we may become. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Donohue, Meg Every Wild Heart US 2017 Fiction 9780062429834 4863 The biggest threat to world peace? Young men between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five, especially if they are unemployed, unmarried and don't own property. Carson, Clayborne Doughty, Louise Black Water US 2016 Fiction 9780571323555 4864 He may be a son-of-a-bitch but he's our son-of-a-bitch. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (attribution disputed) US Doughty, Louise Black Water US 2016 Fiction 9780571323555 4865 Working in the fields, we wore out our hats quickly. Toer, Pramoedya Ananta The Mute's Soliloquy Doughty, Louise Black Water US 2016 Fiction 9780571323555 4866 Like the eye, the ear and the elbow, the genome shows no element of design, but is instead filled with compromise, contingency and decay. Jones, Steve Doughty, Louise Apple Tree Yard US 2013 Fiction 9780571278633 4867 We go through life mishearing and mis-seeing and misunderstanding so that the stories we tell ourselves will add up. Malcolm, Janet Doughty, Louise Apple Tree Yard US 2013 Fiction 9780571278633 4868 If you insist upon fighting to protect me or "our" country, let it be understood, soberly and rationally between us, that... as a woman, I have no country. As a woman I want no country. As a woman my country is the whole world. Woolf, Virginia UK Downing, David One Man's Flag US 2015 Fiction 9781616957643 4869 Memory, so complete and clear or so evasive, has to be ended, has to be put aside, as if one were leaving a chapel and bringing the prayer to an end in one's head. Brodkey, Harold Downing, Michael The Chapel US 2015 Fiction 9781619024953 4870 The hour of crime does not strike at the same time for every people. This explains the permanence of history. Cioran, E. M. Syllogismes de l'amertume Daoud, Kamel The Meursault Investigation US 2013 Fiction 9781590517512 4871 Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 Atkinson, Kate Case Histories: A Jackson Brodie Novel US 2005 Fiction 4872 Those fields, colored by various grain! Mickiewicz Cather, Willa Sibert O Pioneers! US 1913 Historical Fiction 4873 A man is a god in ruins. When men are innocent, life shall be longer, and shall pass into the immortal, as gegntly as we awake from dreams. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Nature Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Fiction 4874 The purpose of Art is to convey the truth of a thing, not to be the truth itself. Todd, Sylvie Beresford Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Fiction 4875 On one occasion [St George] came to a city names Salem, near which lived a dragon who had to be fed with one of the citizens, drawn by lot. The day St George came there, the lot had fallen upon the king's daughter, Cleolinda. St George resolved that she should not die, and so he went out and attacked the dragon, who lived in a swamp close by, and killed him. WHen he was faced by a difficulty or danger, however great it appeared-even in the shape of a dragon-he did not avoid it or fear it, but went at it with all the power he could put into himself and his horse. Although inadequately armed for such an encounter, having merely a spear, he charged in, did his best, and finally succeeded in overcoming a difficulty which nobody had dared to tackle. This is exactly the way in which a Scout should face a difficulty or danger, no matter how great or terrifying it may appear to him or how ill'equipped he may be for the struggle. Baden-Powell, Robert Scouting for Boys Atkinson, Kate A God in Ruins US 2015 Fiction 4876 What is dishonourably got is dishonourably squandered. Cicero Philippic II 27 Atkinson, Kate One Good Turn US 2006 Fiction, Thriller, Crime 4877 We never know we go,-when we are going We jest and shut the door; Fate following behind us bolts it, And we accost no more. Dickinson, Emily Atkinson, Kate When Will There Be Good News? US 2008 Fiction, Crime, Thriller 4878 For want of a nail the shoe was lost. For want of a shoe the horse was lost. For want of a horse the rider was lost. For want of a rider the battle was lost. For want of a battle the kingdom was lost. And all for the want of a horseshoe nail. Traditional Atkinson, Kate Started Early, Took my Dog US 2010 Fiction, Crime, Thriller 4879 I was just cleaning up the place a bit. Sutcliffe, Peter Atkinson, Kate Started Early, Took my Dog US 2010 Fiction, Crime, Thriller 4880 This green and laughing world he sees Water and plains, and waving trees, The skim of birds and the blue-doming skies Hunt, Leigh Ode for the Spring of 1814 Atkinson, Kate Human Croquet US 1997 Fiction, Crime, Thriller 4881 That's a great deal to make one word mean,' Alice said in a thoughtful tone. 'When I make a word do a lot of work like that,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'I always pay it extra.' 'Oh!' said Alice. She was much too puzzled to make any other remark. 'Ah, you should see 'em come round me of a Saturday night,' Humpty Dumpty went on, wagging his head gravely from side to side: 'For to get their wages, you know. Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking-Glass Atkinson, Kate Emotionally Weird US 2000 Fiction 4882 Evening and the flat land, Rich and sombre and always silent; The miles of fresh-plowed soil, Heavy and black, full of strength and harshness; The growing wheat, the growing weeds, The toiling horses, the tired men; The long empty roads, Sullen fires of sunset, fading, The eternal, unresponsive sky. Against all this, Youth, Flaming like the wild roses, Singing like the larks over the plowed fields, Flashing like a star out of the twilight; Youth with its insupportable sweetness, Its fierce necessity, Its sharp desire, Prairie Spring Cather, Willa Sibert O Pioneers! US 1913 Historical Fiction 4883 A turqoise set in silver, wasn't it? ... Yes, a turqoise set in dull silver. Marsellus, Louie Cather, Willa Sibert The Professor's House US 1925 Fiction 4884 ...Come, my coach! Good night, ladies; good night, sweet ladies, Good night, good night. Cather, Willa Sibert A Lost Lady US 1923 Fiction 4885 We must not look at Goblin men, We must not buy their fruits; Who knows upon what soil they fed Their hungry, thirsty roots? Rossetti, Christina Goblin Market Cather, Willa Sibert Youth and the Bright Medusa US 1920 Fiction 4886 Oh, no! It was not the airplanes. It was Beauty killed the beast! King Kong Movie Marlow, David Yearbook US 2000 Fiction 9781450247337 4887 ...Ah, Fame, Fame-That glittering bauble...It is mine! Barrie, J. M. Peter Pan Marlow, David Winning is Everything US 2000 Fiction 4888 Well, what is that to you? I do not love you Thursday- And if I loved you Wednesday, So much is true. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Thursday Marlow, David I Loved you Wednesday US 2000 Fiction 4889 One to hear One to remember And one to drink. Traditional Barnes, Julian The Noise of Time US 2016 Fiction 4890 Man finds himself in the predicament that nature has endowed him essentially with three brains which, despite great differences in structure, must function together and communicate with one another. The oldest of these brains is basically reptilian. The second has been inherited from the lower mammals, and the third is a late mammalian development, which … has made man peculiarly man. Speaking allegorically of these brains within a brain, we might imagine that when the psychiatrist bids the patient to lie on the couch, he is asking him to stretch out alongside a horse and a crocodile. Maclean, Paul D. Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases Vol. CXXXV Barnes, Julian Before She Met Me US 2011 Fiction 1962 4891 I dreamed I saw you dead in a place by the water. A ravaged place. All flat and empty and wide open. Barker, Nicola Wide Open US 2012 Fiction 9781453288238 4892 Empty-handed I go, and behold the spade is in my hands; I walk on foot, and yet on the back of an ox I am ridingl When I pass over the bridge, Lo, the water floweth not, but the bridge doth flow. Shan-hui Barker, Nicola Small Holdings US 1995 Fiction 4893 One cannot look at this. This is the truth. Goya, Francisco Barker, Pat Double Vision US 2004 Fiction 4894 A beginning is the time for taking the most delicate care that the balances are correct. This every sister of the Bene Gesserit knows. To begin your study of the life of Muad’Dib, then, take care that you first place him in his time: born in the 57th year of the Padishah Emperor, Shaddam IV. And take the most special care that you locate Muad’Dib in his place: the planet Arrakis. Do not be deceived by the fact that he was born on Caladan and lived his first fifteen years there. Arrakis, the planet known as Dune, is forever his place. Princess Irulan Manual of Muad'dib Herbert, Frank Dune US 1965 Fiction 4895 Most discipline is hidden discipline, designed not to liberate but to limit. Do not ask Why? Be cautious with How? Why? leads inexorably to paradox. How? traps you in a universe of cause and effect. Both deny the infinite. The Aprocrypha of Arraki Herbert, Frank Heretics of Dune US 1984 Fiction 4896 When he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold. JOB Vonnegut, Kurt Breakfast of Champions US 1973 Fiction 9780307567239 4897 In spite of everything, I still believe people are really good at heart. Frank, Anne Vonnegut, Kurt Galapagos US 1985 Fiction 9780440339083 4898 Call me but love, and i'll be new baptiz'... Romeo Vonnegut, Kurt Slapstick or Lonesome No More! US 1976 Fiction 9780440339090 4899 Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow: They toil not, neither do they spin; And yet I say unto you, That even Solomon in all his glory Was not arrayed like one of these…. Matthew 6:28 Vonnegut, Kurt Player Piano US 1952 Fiction 9780307568083 4900 Bewar eof all enterprises that require new clothes. Thoreau Vonnegut, Kurt Welcome to the Monkey House US 1968 Fiction 9780307423443 4901 I guess somebody up there likes me. Constant, Malazhi Vonnegut, Kurt The Sirens of the Titan US 1959 Fiction 9780307423375 4902 The Second World War was oer-and there I was at high noon, crossing Times Square with a purple heart one. Rosewater, Ellio Vonnegut, Kurt God Bless you, Mr. Rosewater US 1965 Fiction 9780307422972 4903 We are here to help each other get through this thing, whatever it is. Dr. Mark Vonnegut M.D. Vonnegut, Kurt Bluebeard US 1987 Fiction 9780307567208 4904 To virtually all of his idiosyncrasies I, after much thought, have applied what another author once told me was the most sacred word in a great editor’s vocabulary. That word is “stet.” K. V. Vonnegut, Kurt Hocus Pocus US 1990 Fiction 4905 Lawyers, I suppose, were children once. Lamb, Charles Lee, Harper To Kill A Mockingbird US 1960 Fiction 4906 Whoever entertains liberal views and chooses a consort that is captured by superstition risks his liberty and his happiness . Vonnegut, Clemens Instruction in Morals Vonnegut, Kurt Palm Sunday US 1981 Fiction 4907 I mean, after all; you have to consider we're only made out of dust. That's admittedly not much to go on and we shouldn't forget that. But even considering, I mean it's a sort of bad beginning, we're not doing too bad. So i personally have faith that even in this lousy situation we're faced with we can make it. You get me? Bulero, Leo Dick, Philip K. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch US 2008 Fiction 1966 4908 Flow my tears, fall from your springs! Exiled forever let me mourn; Where night's black bird her sad infamy sings, There let me live forlorn. Dick, Philip K. Flow my Tears, the Policeman Said US 2012 Fiction 4909 Remember: the past won't fit into memory without something left over; it must have a future. Brodsky, Joseph Barker, Pat Another World US 1998 Fiction 4910 You have to begin to lose your memory, if only in bits and pieces, to realize that memory is what makes our lives. Life without memory is no life at all, just as an intelligence without the possibility of expression is not really an intelligence. Our memory is our coherence, our reason, our feeling, even our action. Without it, we are nothing. Bunuel, Luis My Last Sigh Doerr, Anthony Memory Wall US 2010 Fiction 4911 There must be some definite cause why, whenever snow begins to fall, its initial formation invariably displays the shape of a six-cornered starlet. For if it happens by chance, why do they not fall just as well with five corners or with seven? . . . Who carved the nucleus, before it fell, into six horns of ice? Kepler, Johannes On the Six-Cornered Snowflake Doerr, Anthony About Grace US 2010 Fiction 1610 4912 Rain falls, clouds rise, rivers dry up, hailstorms sweep down; rays scorch, and impinging from every side on the earth in the middle of the world, then are broken and recoil and carry with them the moisture they have drunk up. Steam falls from on high and again returns on high. Empty winds sweep down, and then go back again with their plunder. So many living creatures draw their breath from the upper air; but the air strives in the opposite direction, and the earth pours back breath to the sky as if to a vacuum. Thus as nature swings to and fro like a kind of sling, discord is kindled by the velocity of the world’s motion. Pliny the Elder The Natural History Doerr, Anthony Four Seasons in Rome US 2007 Fiction 4913 “It is good to renew one’s wonder,” said the philosopher. “Space travel has again made children of us all.” Bradbury, Ray The Martian Chronicles US 1950 Fiction 9780062242266 4914 Man is in love, and love what vanishes. Yeats, W. B. Bradbury, Ray Something Wicked This Way Comes US 1962 Fiction 9780062242174 4915 They sleep not, except they have done mischief; And their sleep is taken away, unless they cause some to fall. For they eat the break of wickedness, And drink the wine of violence. Proverbs 4:16-17 Bradbury, Ray Something Wicked This Way Comes US 1962 Fiction 9780062242174 4916 I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I'll go to it laughing. Moby Dick Bradbury, Ray Something Wicked This Way Comes US 1962 Fiction 9780062242174 4917 I Sing the Body Electric; The armies of those I love engirth me, and I engirth them; They will not let me off till I go with them, respond to them, And discorrupt them, And charge them full with the charge of the Soul. Whitman, Walt Bradbury, Ray I Sing the Body Electric US 1969 Fiction 4918 ... And pluck till time and times are done The silver apples of the moon, The golden apples of the sun. Yeats, W. B. Bradbury, Ray A Sound of Thunder US 1952 Fiction 4919 Come on, you apes! You wanta live forever? Unknown platoon sergant Heinlein, Robert A. Starship Troopers US 1959 Fiction 1918 4920 If you pray hard enough, water will run uphill. How hard? Why, hard enough to make water run uphill, of course! Long, L. Heinlein, Robert A. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress US 1980 Fiction 4921 History has the relation to truth that theology has to religion-i.e., none to speak of. L., L. Heinlein, Robert A. Time Enough for Love US 1973 Fiction 4922 Any one who has common sense will remember that the bewilderments of the eyes are of two kinds, and arise from two causes, either from coming out of the light or from going into the light, which is true of the mind's eye, quite as much as of the bodily eye; and he who remembers this when he sees any one whose vision is perplexed and weak, will not be too ready to laugh; he will first ask whether that soul of man has come out of the brighter life, and is unable to see because unaccustomed to the dark, or having turned from darkness to the day is dazzled by excess of light. And he will count the one happy in his condition and state of being, and he will pity the other; or, if he have a mind to laugh at the soul which comes from below into the light, there will be more reason in this than in the laugh which greets him who returns from above out of the light into the den. Plato The Republic Keyes, Daniel Flowers for Algernon US 1959 Fiction, Science Fiction 0-15-131510-8 4923 Idolatry is worse than carnage. The Koran 2:190 Banks, Iain, M. Consider Phlebas US 2009 Fiction 4924 Gentile or Jew O you who turn the wheel and look to windward, Consider Phlebas, who was once handsome and tall as you. Elliot, T. S. The Waste Land Banks, Iain, M. Consider Phlebas US 2009 Fiction 4925 If the stars should appear one night in a thousand years, how would men believe and adore, and preserve for many generations the remembrance of the city of God! Emerson Silverberg, Robert and Asimov, Isaac Nightfall US 1990 Fiction, Science Fiction 4926 Other world! There is no other world! Here or nowhere is the whole fact. Emerson Silverberg, Robert and Asimov, Isaac Nightfall US 1990 Fiction, Science Fiction 4927 And yet all the time, below the fear and the irritation, one was aware of a curious lightness and freedom... one was happy all the same; one had crossed the boundary into country really strange; surely one had gone deep this time. Greene, Graham Journey Without Maps SIlverberg, Robert Kingdoms of the Wall US 1992 Fiction, Science Fiction 4928 O Western wind, when wilt thou blow, That the small rain down can rain? Christ, that my love were in my arms And I in my bed again! Silverberg, Robert Hot Sky at Midnight US 1994 Fiction, Science Fiction 4929 There is therefore but one comfort left, that though it be in the power of the weakest arm to take away life, it is not in the strongest to deprive us of death: God would not exempt himself from that; the misery of immortality in the flesh he undertook not, that was in it immortal. Sir Thomas Browne Religio Medici Silverberg, Robert To Live Again and The Second Trip US 2013 Fiction, Science Fiction 4930 When the sun no longer shines, when the stars drop from the sky and the mountains are blown away, when camels great with young are left untended and the wild beasts come together, when the seas are set on fire and men's souls are reunited, when...the record of men's deeds are laid open, and heaven is stripped bare, when Hell burns fiercely and Paradise approached; then each soul shall understand what it has done. The Koran 81st Surah Silverberg, Robert The Alien Years US 1997 Fiction, Science Fiction 4931 ...I live in mighty fear that all the universe will be broken into a thousand fragments in the general ruin, that formless chaos will return ad vanquish the gods and men, that the earth and sea will be engulfed by the planets wandering the heavens. ... Of all the generations, it is we who have been chosen to merit this bitter fate, to be crushed by the falling pieces of broken sky. Thyestes, Seneca Silverberg, Robert Valentine Pontifex US 1983 Fiction, Science Fiction 4932 Who knoweth the spirit of man that goeth upward, and the spirit of the beast that goeth downward to the earth? Ecclesiastes 3:21 Silverberg, Robert Downward to the Earth US 1970 Fiction, Science Fiction 4933 Piecemeal the body dies, and the timid soul has her footing washed away, as the dark flood rises. Lawrence, D. H. The Ship of Death Drabble, Margaret The Dark Flood Rises US 2016 Fiction 9781782118305 4934 Through winter-time we call on spring, And through the spring on summer call, And when abounding hedges ring Declare that winter's best of all; And after that there's nothing good Because the spring-time has not come -- Nor know that what disturbs our blood Is but its longing for the tomb. Yeats, W. B. The Wheel Drabble, Margaret The Dark Flood Rises US 2016 Fiction 9781782118305 4935 I almost wish we were butterflies and liv'd but three summer days -- three such days with you I could fill with more delight than fifty common years could ever contain. Keats, John Bright Star: Love Letters and Poems of John Keats to Fanny Brawne Drinkwater, Carol The Forgotten Summer US 2016 Fiction 9781405924146 4936 Oh, je voudrais tant que tu te souviennes Des jours beureux ou nous etions amis En ce temps-la la vie etait plus belle Et le soleil plus brulant qu'aujourd'hui. Prevert, Jacques Les Feuilles Mortes (Autumn Leaves) Drinkwater, Carol The Forgotten Summer US 2016 Fiction 9781405924146 4937 Eros once again limb-loosner whirls me Sweetbitter, impossible to fight off, creature stealing up. Sappho Eros the Bittersweet Danler, Stephanie Sweetbitter US 2016 Fiction 9781101875940 4938 Let us now cast a philosophical glance at the pleasure or pain of which taste may be the occasion. Brillat-Savarin The Physiology of Taste Danler, Stephanie Sweetbitter US 2016 Fiction 9781101875940 4939 But secret agents, like God, only give signs to their confidants. They are also very cruel and even unhappy at times. At any rate, they keep quiet. Tammuz, Benjamin Minotaur Darnielle, John Universal Harvester US 2017 Fiction 9780374282103 4940 welsh, v. also welch [Of obscure origin] 1. trans. To swindle (a person) out of money laid as a bet. 2. intr. Const. on. To fail to carry out one's promise to (a person); to fail to keep (an obligation) Oxford English Dictionary Definition of a word Davies, Peter Ho The Welsh Girl US 2007 Fiction 1928 9780618007004 4941 For had it been an adversary who taunted me, then I could have borne it; or had it been an enemy who vaunted himself aganist me, then I could have hidden from him. But it was you, a man after my own heart, my companion, my own familiar friend. Psalm 55:12-13 Davidson, Diane Mott The Whole Enchilada US 2013 Fiction 9780061348174 4942 For a wonderful physical tie binds the parents to the children; and -- by some sad, strange irony -- it does not bind us children to our parents. For if it did, if we could answer their love not with gratitude but with equal love, life would lose much of its pathos and much of its squalor, and we might be wonderfully happy. Forster, E. M. Where Angels Feart To Tread Davies, Peter Ho Equal Love US 2000 Fiction 9780618006991 4943 I'm so glad I waited for this. Every nervous moment worth it. Every anxious wave rode through To find me lying safe with you. Sebadoh Kath Daviau, Mo Every Anxious Heart US 2016 Fiction 9781250067494 4944 You have to grow about eight hundred grapes to get just one bottle of wine. If that isn't an argument to finish the bottle, I don't know what is. Dave, Laura Eight Hundred Grapes US 2015 Fiction 9781476789255 4945 The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Poem Davis, Dee The Promise US 2002 Fiction 9781500979492 4946 I sleep, but my heart waketh. Song of Solomon 5:2 Dawson, Jill The Tell-Tale Heart US 2014 Fiction 9781444731088 4947 Stolen sweets are always sweeter; Stolen kisses much completer; Stolen looks are nice in chapels; Stolen, stolen be your apples. Hunt, James Leigh Fairies Song Dawson, Jill Lucky Bunny US 2012 Fiction 1830 9780062302505 4948 Every spirit builds itself a house. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Dean, Averil Alice Close Your Eyes US 2014 Fiction 9780778315865 4949 Oh, Powers of Love, if still you lean Above a world so black with hate, Where yet--as it has ever been-- The loving heart is desolate, Look down upon the lad I love, (My brave lad, tramping through the mire)-- I cannot light his welcoming fire, Light Thou the stars for him above! Now nights are dark and mornings dim, Let him in his long watching know That I too count the minutes slow And light the lamp of love for him. The sight of death, the sleep forlorn, The old homesickness vast and dumb-- Amid these things, so bravely borne, Let my long thoughts about him come. I see him in the weary file; So young he is, so dear to me, With ever-ready sympathy And wistful eyes and cheerful smile. However far he travels on, Thought follows, like the willow-wren That flies the stormy seas again To lands where her delight is gone. Whatever he may be or do While absent far beyond my call, Bring him, the long day's march being through, Safe home to me some evenfall! Webb, Mary The Lad Out There de Bernieres, Louis The Dust That Falls From Dreams US 2015 Fiction 9781846558764 4950 When the sun sets out beyond the range, O'er scenes of radiant hue, My thoughts drift through the vanished years To treasured times with you. Quilty, Tom Alone in the Evening Shadows de Bernieres, Louis Blue Dog US 2016 Fiction 9781910701997 4951 What is history but a fable agreed upon? Napoleon de Hahn, Tracee Swiss Vendetta US 2017 Fiction 9781250109996 4952 Sorrow is allowed, sorrow is advised; all we have to do is let go, all we have to do is love. Leroy, Francoise Le Futur interieur Delacourt, Gregoire My Wish List US 2012 Fiction 9780143124658 4953 Then let some holy trance convey my thoughts Up tot he palace of the imperial heaven Marlowe, Christopher Lament for Zenocrate Depoy, Philip A Prisoner in Malta US 2016 Fiction 9781250058423 4954 Cities give us collision. Emerson, Ralph Waldo US Hill, Tobias What Was Promised US 2014 Fiction 9781408840900 4955 Businessmen are our only metaphysicians... Percy, Walker The Moviegoer Hipps, J. Bradford The Adventurist US 2016 Fiction 9781250062239 4956 Revenge, revenge! Timotheus cries, See the Furies arise! See the snakes that they rear, How they hiss in their hair, And the sparkles that flash from their eyes! Dryden, John Alexander's Feast Hochgatterer, Paulus The Mattress House US 2012 Fiction 9780857050304 4957 We step and do not step into the same river, we are and we are not. Heraclitus Hodgkinson, Amanda Spilt Milk US 2014 Fiction 9781905490714 4958 Conscience makes ghosts walk, and departed souls appear... it works upon the imagination with an invincible force, like faith. Defoe, Daniel The Secrets of the Invisible World Disclos'd Hodgson, Antonia The Devil in the Marshalsea US 2014 Fiction 1729 9781444775433 4959 Arose about four. In the Park I saw half a Dozen Crows in very hoarse conversation together, but not understanding their Language I cou'd not devise what they were upon, but believe they was agreeing how to divide the Corps of those unhappy wretches that Dye so briefly in this Place. Grano, John A Journal of My Life while in the Marshalsea Hodgson, Antonia The Devil in the Marshalsea US 2014 Fiction 1728-9 9781444775433 4960 All you that in the condemned hold do lie, Prepare you, for tomorrow you shall die Words called beneath Newgate Prison on the eve of a hanging Hawkins, Thomas The Last Confession US 2015 Fiction 9780544944381 4961 In case you wish to befriend an elephant keeper, make certain to have room for the elephant. Old Indian saying Saying India Hoeg, Peter The Elephant Keeper's Children US 2012 Fiction 9781846555848 4962 I have heard what the talkers were talking, the talk of the beginning and the end. But I do not talk of the beginning or the end. Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Poem US Hoffman, Alice The Museum of Extraordinary Things US 2014 Fiction 9781451693560 4963 Ring the bells that stil can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack in everything That's how the light gets in. Cohen, Leonard Anthem Hoffman, Alice Faithful US 2016 Fiction 9781476799209 4964 There are three fundamental human emotions: fear, rage and love. Watson, J. B. Journal of Experimental Pyschology Hoffman, Alice The Beating of His Wings US 2013 Fiction 9780718155223 4965 Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed and my own specific world to bring them up in and I'll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select -- a doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-chief, and yes, even into a beggar-man and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations and race of his ancestors. Watson, J. B. What the nursery has to say about instincts', Psychologies of 1925 Hoffman, Alice The Beating of His Wings US 2013 Fiction 9780718155223 4966 By the time you are fourteen years old the worst thing that will ever happen to you will probably have already taken place. Bris, Louis The Wisdom of Crocodiles Hoffman, Alice The Beating of His Wings US 2013 Fiction 9780718155223 4967 dear friend, only the gods can never age, the gods can never die. All else in the world almighty Time obliterates, crushes all to nothing. The earth's strength wastes away, the strength of a man's body wastes and dies -- faith dies, and bad faith comes to life, and the same wind of friendship cannot blow forever, holding steady and strong between two friends, much less between two cities. For some of us soon, for others later, joy turns to hate and back to love again. Sophocles Oedipus at Colonus Holleman, Emily The Drowning King US 2017 Fiction 9780316383035 4968 In order for a war to be just, three things are necessary. First, the authority of the sovereign. Secondly, a just cause. Thirdly, a rightful intention. Aquinas, Thomas Summa Theologica Holt, Jonathan The Abduction US 2014 Fiction 9781781853733 4969 First of all, the ones in sorrow should be urged if possible to sit in a sunny room and where there is an open fire. If they feel unequal to going to the table, a very little food should be taken to them on a tray. A cup of tea or coffee or bouillon, a little thin toast, a poached egg, milk if they like it hot, or milk toast. Post, Emily Etiquette Y Hood, Ann The Orbituary Writer US 2013 Fiction 1922 9780393081428 Epigraphs begin on parts 4970 It's a long, long way, it grows further by the day It's a long way from Clare to here... McTell, Ralph From Clare to Here Y Hood, Ann The Book That Matters Most US 2016 Fiction 9780393241655 Epigraphs begin on parts 4971 Una apis, nulla apis (One bee is no bee) Proverb Proverb Hornby, Gill The Hive US 2013 Fiction 9781408704356 4972 Now one could say, at the risk of some superficiality, that there exist principally two types of scientists. The ones, and they are rare, wish to understand the world, to know nature; the others, much more frequent, wish to explain it. The first are searching for truth, often with the knowledge that they will not attain it; the second strive for plausibility, for the achievement of an intellectually consistent, and hence successful, view of the world. To the first nature reveals itself in lyrical intensity; to the others in logical clarity, and they are the masters of the world... It is almost an intrinsic part of our concept of science that we never know enough. At all times one could almost say that we can explain it all, but understand only very little. ... That the end sacrifices the means has for more than a hundred years been the credo of the sciences; in actual fact, it is the means that have diabolized the end. Chargraff, Erwin "A Grammar of Biology", Voices in the Labyrinth Hosking, Jay Three Years with the Rat US 2016 Fiction 9781250116407 4973 We feel that even if all possible scientific questions be answered, the problems of life have still not been touched at all. Of course there are then no questions left, and this itself is the answer. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Howrey, Meg The Wanderers US 2017 Fiction 9780399574634 4974 Amor mi mosse, che mi fa parlare Inferno, II Helprin, Mark In Sunlight and In Shadow US 2012 Fiction 9780547819235 4975 Alma Venus, coeli subter labentia signa Quae mare navigerum, quae terras frugiferentes Concelebras... Quae... rerum naturam sola gubernas Nec sine te quidquam dias in luminis oras Exoritur, neque fit laetum neque amabile quidquam... (Life-giving Venus, who beneath the gliding stars of heaven Fills with your presence the sea that bears our ships And the land that bears our crop... You alone govern the nature of things, And nothing comes forth into the shores of light Or is glad or lovely without you...) Lucretius De Rerum Natura, I Helprin, Mark In Sunlight and In Shadow US 2012 Fiction 9780547819235 4976 The mind can neither imagine anything, nor recollect past things, except while the body endures. Baruch de Spinoza Hemon, Aleksandar Zombie Wars US 2015 Fiction 9780374203412 4977 When I was coming up, it was a dangerous world and you knew who they were. It was us versus them and it was clear who them was. Today, we're not so sure who the they are, but we know they're there. Bush, George W. US Hemon, Aleksandar Zombie Wars US 2015 Fiction 9780374203412 4978 Let us all be from somewhere. Let us tell each other everything we can. Hicok, Bob A Primer Henriquez, Cristina The Book of Unknown Americans US 2014 Fiction 9780345806406 4979 The way to love anything is to realize that it might be lost. Chesterton, G. K. Henry, Patti Callahan And then I found you US 2013 Fiction 9780312610760 4980 How pleasant it is to have money, heigh-ho! How pleasant it is to have money. Clough, Arthur Hugh James, Peter Billionaire US 1983 Fiction 9781447256014 4981 Thus says the Lord: Do not let the wise boast in their wisdom, do not let the mighty boast in their might, do not let the wealthy boast in their wealth; but let those who boast boast in this, that they understand and know me, that I am the LORD; I act with steadfast love, justice, and righteousness in the earth, for in these things I delight, says the LORD. Jeremiah 9:23-24 Henderson, Dee Full Disclosure US 2012 Fiction 9780764210907 4982 With what price we pay for the glory of motherhood. Duncan, Isadora Y Hepworth, Sally The Mother's Promise US 2017 Fiction 9781250077752 Epigraphs begin on chapter 4983 i.m. DA, SC, AJ & RL. a sourcing whom my lost candle like the firefly loves Berryman, John Herron, Mick Slow Horses US 2010 Fiction 9781616954161 4984 Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone, Silence the pianos and with muffled drum Bring out the coffin, let the mourners come. Let aeroplanes circle moaning overhead Scribbling on the sky the message 'He is Dead'. Put crepe bows round the white necks of the public doves, Let the traffic policemen wear black cotton gloves. He was my North, my South, my East and West, My working week and my Sunday rest, My noon, my midnight, my talk, my song; I thought that love would last forever: I was wrong. The stars are not wanted now; put out every one, Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun, Pour away the ocean and sweep up the wood; For nothing now can ever come to any good. Auden, W. H. Funeral Blues Poem Herron, Rachael Pack Up the Moon US 2014 Fiction 9780451468604 4985 Life can only be understood backward; but it must be lived forward. Kierkegaard, Soren Hewson, David The Killing II US 2013 Fiction 9781447216940 4986 Faith has taken all chances into account... if you are willing to understand that you must love, then is your love eternally secure. Kierkegaard, Soren Highsmith, Patricia A Game for the Living US 1958 Fiction 9780349004921 4987 The Browns…loved each other, deeply, from the back of the soul, with intolerance in daily life. National Velvet Gaitskill, Mary The Mare US 2015 Fiction 307379744 4988 The most outlandish people can be the stimulus for love. . . . A most mediocre person can be the object of a love which is wild, extravagant, and beautiful as the poison lilies of the swamp. A good man may be the stimulus for a love both violent and debased, or a jabbering madman may bring about in the soul of someone a tender and simple idyll. Therefore, the value and quality of any love is determined solely by the lover himself. It is for this reason that most of us would rather love than be loved. Almost everyone wants to be the lover. And the curt truth is that, in a deep secret way, the state of being beloved is intolerable to many. McCullers, Carson The Ballad of the Sad Café Gaitskill, Mary Because They Wanted To: Stories US 1997 Fiction 684841444 4989 All the conventions conspire To make this fort assume The furniture of home; Lest we should see where we are, Lost in a haunted wood, Children afraid of the night Who have never been happy or good. Auden, W. H. September 1, 1939 Gaitskill, Mary Bad Behavior US 1988 Fiction 679723277 4990 All one could do was to glimpse, amid the haze and chimeras, something real ahead, just as persons endowed with an unusual persistence of diurnal cerebration are able to perceive in their deepest sleep, somewhere beyond the throes of an entangled and inept nightmare, the ordered reality of the waking hour. Nabokov, Vladimir Speak, Memory Gaitskill, Mary Two Girls, Fat and Thin US 1991 Fiction 684843129 4991 To die is nothing. To live is everything. Playdon, Lloyd Matheson, Richard Hunted Past Reason US 2002 Fiction 765345080 4992 What a different view of the world dawns upon us when we open ourselves to the soul-life in Nature.… To do this deliberately… is to experience a quickening that knows no end. It leads through door after door, over threshold after threshold.… Spock, Marjorie Matheson, Richard Other Kingdom US 2011 Fiction 765327686 4993 Of all arts, the most difficult was the art of reigning. Gibbon Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Williamson, Chet Reign US 1990 Fiction 913165565 4994 Here we may reign secure, and in my choice To reign is worth ambition though in hell: Better to reign in hell than serve in heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Williamson, Chet Reign US 1990 Fiction 913165565 4995 In that tyme… reygned a grete pestylence. Caxton Caton Williamson, Chet Reign US 1990 Fiction 913165565 4996 Think where man's glory most begins and ends And say that my glory was I had such friends Yeats, William Butler McCammon, Robert Speaks the Nightbird US 2002 Fiction 1416552502 4997 And then the clouds were coming after him, about to engulf him. He ran, but he couldn't run fast enough. Faster. Faster. The storm roaring on his heels. Faster. His heart, pounding. A banshee scream in his ears. Faster…. McCammon, Robert The Wolf's Hour US 1989 Fiction 671731424 4998 For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward; for there you have been, and there you long to return. Da Vinci, Leonardo Windhaven US Fiction 4999 Fear is implanted in us as a preservative from evil; but its duty, like that of other passions, is not to overbear reason, but to assist it. It should not be suffered to tyrannize in the imagination, to raise phantoms of horror, or to beset life with supernumerary distresses. Dr Johnson Ellison, Harlan Shatterday US 1980 Fiction 425071650 5000 I feel it’s tremendously satisfying to use the cinematic art to achieve something of a mass emotion; if you’ve [written] a picture correctly, in terms of its emotional impact, the Japanese audience should scream at the same time as the Indian audience. Hitchcock, Alfred Ellison, Harlan And Schreiber, Joe No Doors, No Windows US 1975 Fiction 441583288 5001 This is an evil among all things that are done under the sun, that there is one event unto all; yea, also the heart of the sons of men is full of evil, and madness is in their heart while they live, and after that they go to the dead. Ecclesiastes 9:3 Bible Bible Verse Miller, Rex Frenzy US 1988 Fiction 451401050 5002 . . . under the law almost everything is purged with blood, and without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins. Hebrews 9:22 Bible Bible Verse Miller, Rex Slice US 1990 Fiction 451401948 5003 What I fear is being in the presence of evil and doing nothing. I fear that more than death. de Koster, Otilia Miller, Rex Butcher US 1994 Fiction 158586076X 5004 Wouldn't it be nice to be the iceman and never make a mistake? Bush, George Miller, Rex Iceman US 1990 Fiction 451402235 5005 Here are the rules: there are no rules Eichord Buckhead Springs Miller, Rex Iceman US 1990 Fiction 451402235 5006 Lo! I tell you a mystery. We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye ... 1 Corinthians 15 Bible Bible Verse Miller, Rex Stone Shadow US 1989 Fiction 1585861642 5007 There came three ladies at sundown: one was as brown as bread is brown, one was black, with a sailor’s sway, and one was pale as the moon by day. The white one wore an emerald ring, the brown led a fox on a silver string, and the black one carried a rosewood cane with a sword inside, for I saw it plain. They took my own room,they barred the door, they sang songs I never had heard before. My cheese and mutton they did destroy, and they called for wine, and the stable boy. And once they quarreled and twice they cried— Their laughter blazed through the countryside, The ceiling shook and the plaster flew, and the fox ate my pigeons, all but two. They rode away with the morning sun, the white like a queen, the black like a nun, and the brown one singing with scarlet joy, and I’ll have to get a new stable boy. The Innkeeper’s Song Beagle, Peter Innkeeper’s Song US 1993 Fiction 451452887 5008 Illusion is no longer possible because reality is no longer possible. Baudrillard, Jean Simulacra and Simulation Cadigan, Pat Datableed US 1997 Fiction 5009 The grave's a fine and private place, But none, I think, do there embrace. Marvell, Andrew To His Coy Mistress Beagle, Peter A Fine and Private Place US 1960 Fiction, Fantasy 45145096 5010 It takes many years of hard work and dedication to produce a competent torturer. Young men just don't want to take the time to learn the craft Lioth of Edelbreck Lioth of Edelbreck, Royal Torturer Briggs, Patricia Dragon Blood US 2002 Fiction 441010083 5011 Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once Shakespeare, William Julius Ceasar Fowler, Christopher Personal Demons US 1998 Fiction 185242597 5012 Si monumentum requiris, circumspice ('If you seek a monument, look around') Wren's inscription for St Paul's Fowler, Christopher Disturbia US 1997 Fiction 075151909X 5013 All That Mighty Heart Is Lying Still. Reynolds, Vincent Taken from the Foreword of City of Night and Day by Vincent Reynolds. Fowler, Christopher Disturbia US 1997 Fiction 075151909X 5014 A little water clears us of this deed Shakespeare, William Macbeth Fowler, Christopher The Water Room US 2004 Fiction 553587161 5015 Home is a name, a word, it is a strong one; stronger than magician ever spoke, or spirit ever answered to, in the strongest conjuration Dickens, Charles Fowler, Christopher The Water Room US 2004 Fiction 553587161 5016 The wit of cheats, the courage of a whore, Are what ten thousand envy and adore: All, all look up, with reverential awe, At crimes that ‘scape, or triumph o’er the law: While truth, worth, wisdom, daily they decry – “Nothing is sacred now but villainy.” Pope, Alexander Fowler, Christopher Ten Second Staircase US 2006 Fiction 553588311 5017 A little later, remembering man’s earthly origin, ‘dust thou art and to dust thou shalt return,’ they liked to fancy themselves bubbles of earth. When alone in the fields, with no one to see them, they would hop, skip and jump, touching the ground as lightly as possible and crying ‘We are bubbles of earth! Bubbles of earth! Bubbles of earth!’ Thompson, Flora Lark Rise Crowley, John Little, Big US 1981 Fiction 61120057 5018 Men are men, but Man is a woman. Chesterton Crowley, John Little, Big US 1981 Fiction 61120057 5019 If thou wert the lion, the fox would beguile thee; if thou wert the lamb, the fox would eat thee; if thou wert the fox, the lion would suspect thee, when peradventure thou wert accused by the ass: if thou wert the ass, thy dullness would torment thee, and still thou livedst but as a breakfast to the wolf… What beast couldst thou be, that were not subject to a beast? Timon of Athens, IV, iii Crowley, John Beasts US 1976 Fiction 863910262 5020 And pleasant is the faerie land But an eerie tale to tell, Ay at the end of seven years We pay a tithe to Hell; I am sae fair and fu o flesh, I'm feard it be mysel. Young Tam Lin Black, Holly Tithe US 2002 Fiction 689867042 5021 And malt does more than Milton can To justify God's ways to man. Housman, A. E. Terence, This Is Stupid Stuff Black, Holly Tithe US 2002 Fiction 689867042 5022 For I shall learn from flower and leaf That color every drop they hold, To change the lifeless wine of grief To living gold. Teasdale, Sara Alchemy Black, Holly Valiant US 2002 Fiction 689868235 5023 Through the mosses bare, They have planted thorn-trees For pleasure here and there. If any man so daring As dig them up in spite, He shall find their sharpest thorns In his bed at night. Allingham, William The Fairies Black, Holly Ironside US 2007 Fiction 689868200 5024 Ye wouldn't appreciate the poetry of the tale, or the subplots of the opera, would ye? I'll cut to the heart of the matter. Elminster to Alias Novak, Kate and Grubb, Jeff Tymora's luck US 1997 Fiction 786907266 5025 And last, the rending pain of re-enactment Of all that you have done, and been; the shame Of motives late revealed, and the awareness Of things ill done and done to others' harm Which once you took for exercise of virtue. Then fools' approval stings, and honour stains. Eliot, T.S Little Gidding Lowder, James Spectre Of The Black Rose US 1999 Fiction 786913339 5026 When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth. Doyle, Arthur Conan A Study in Scarlet Reaves, Michael and Pelan, John Shadows over Baker Street US Fiction 345452739 5027 The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents. Lovecraft, H.P The Call of Cthulhu Reaves, Michael and Pelan, John Shadows over Baker Street US Fiction 345452739 5028 My son, When I am gone you will inherit nothing but my bad name, this fur and this sword. Do not underestimate their power. In particular, do not underestimate this sword, for it is the embodiment of our strength. Wield it, and those who come against you will fall like stalks of grass. Do not think this an evil thing, for you will be lord and protector of many lands. While countless will die by your sword, countless others will live by it. God rules this world and His people thrive, not because He is good but because He is strong. Christians once died like cattle, men, women and children hunted down and put to death in torturous ways. They only came to safety the day they struck back. At the battle of the Milvian Bridge, General Constantine destroyed the pagan horde of the pig Maxentius with blood and iron. This is the only lesson you need learn. The men of the One God rule because they are mightier than those of many gods. Do not be fooled by the wittering of priests and monks. Strength matters. Spare those who oppose you, and they will kill you and your children. This gift of rage I bequeath to you in the form of this sword, which has delivered death to more foes than I can count, and must continue to. Worship God, serve your overlord, and vanquish your enemies — vanquish them utterly. There is no law but your own. God respects those who conquer and triumph in His name. Your enemies are His. Cleanse the world of them. Duke Corneus of Penharrow, Dictated on his death-bed Finch, Paul Dark North US 2012 Fiction 1907992898 5029 Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one. Einstein, Albert Lebbon, Tim The Shadow Men US 2011 Fiction 553386573 5030 Dead men tell no tales. Proverb Lebbon, Tim Berserk US 2005 Fiction 843954302 5031 Quantum mechanics: the dreams that stuff is made of. Lebbon, Tim Coldbrook US 2012 Fiction 1781168784 5032 The tide of evolution carries everything before it, thoughts no less than bodies, and persons no less than nations. Santayana, George Lebbon, Tim London Eye US 2012 Fiction 161614680X 5033 There has been an explosion at the London Eye. Two fatalities are reported, though details are still sketchy. Scotland Yard has issued a brief statement: “There is no indication that this was a terrorist attack.” More soon. BBC News Website, 4:34 p.m. GMT, July 28, 2019 Lebbon, Tim London Eye US 2012 Fiction 161614680X 5034 The universe seems neither benign nor hostile, merely indifferent. Sagan, Carl Lebbon, Tim Alien: Out the Shadows US 2013 Fiction 1781162689 5035 YEARLY PROGRESS REPORT: To: Weyland-Yutani Corporation, Science Division (Ref: code 937) Date (unspecified) Transmission (pending) My search continues. Lebbon, Tim Alien: Out the Shadows US 2013 Fiction 1781162689 5036 I must take charge of the liquid fire, and storm the cities of human desire - Auden, W. H. Ellroy, James Because the night US 1984 Fiction 978-0-89296-071-2 5037 You're alone and you know a few things. The stars are pinholes; slits in the hangman's mask Them, rats, snakes; the chased and chasers Lux, Thomas Ellroy, James Suicide Hill US 1986 Fiction 978-0-445-40852-4 5038 Clay lies still, but blood’s a rover; Breath’s a ware that will not keep. Up, lad: when the journey’s over There’ll be time enough to sleep. Housman, A. E. Ellroy, James Blood's a Rover US 2009 Political Fiction 290466912 5039 A glory that costs everything and means nothing Erickson, Steve Ellroy, James L.A. Confidential US 1990 Crime Fiction, Noir fiction, Historical Fiction 9936671 5040 Hear the sage as his song descends like heaven's rain or tears, and washes the years, the dust of the many stories from the High Tale of the Dragonlance. For in ages deep, past memory and word, in the first blush of the world when the three moons rose from the lap of the forest, dragons, terrible and great, made war on this world of Krynn. Yet out of the darkness of dragons, out of our cries for light in the blank face of the black moon soaring, a banked light flared in Solamnia, a knight of truth and of power, who called down the gods themselves and forged the mighty Dragonlance, piercing the soul of dragonkind, driving the shade of their wings from the brightening shores of Krynn. Thus Huma, Knight of Solamnia, Lightbringer, First Lancer, followed his light to the foot of the Khalkist Mountains, to the stone feet of the gods, to the crouched silence of their temple. He called down the Lancemakers, he took on their unspeakable power to crush the unspeakable evil, to thrust the coiling darkness back down the tunnel of the dragon's throat. Paladine, the Great God of Good, shone at the side of Huma, strengthening the lance of his strong right arm, and Huma, ablaze in a thousand moons, banished the Queen of Darkness, banished the swarm of her shrieking hosts back to the senseless kingdom of death, where their curses swooped upon nothing and nothing deep below the brightening land. Thus ended in thunder the Age of Dreams and began the Age of Might, When Istar, kingdom of light and truth, arose in the east, where minarets of white and gold spired to the sun and to the sun's glory, announcing the passing of evil, and Istar, who mothered and cradled the long summers of good, shone like a meteor in the white skies of the just. Yet in the fullness of sunlight the Kingpriest of Istar saw shadows: At night he saw the trees as things with daggers, the streams blackened and thickened under the silent moon. He searched books for the paths of Huma, for scrolls, signs, and spells so that he, too, might summon the gods, might find their aid in his holy aims, might purge the world of sin. Then came the time of dark and death as the gods turned from the world. A mountain of fire crashed like a comet through Istar, the city split like a skull in the flames, mountains burst from once-fertile valleys, seas poured into the graves of mountains, the deserts sighed on abandoned floors of the seas, the highways of Krynn erupted and became the paths of the dead. Thus began the Age of Despair. The roads were tangled. The winds and the sandstorms dwelt in the husks of cities, The plains and mountains became our home. As the old gods lost their power, we called to the blank sky into the cold, dividing gray to the ears of new gods. The sky is calm, silent, unmoving. We have yet to hear their answer. Canticle of the Dragon Weis, Margaret Dragons of Autumn Twilight US 5041 The day has passed beyond our power. The petals close upon the flower. The light is failing in this hour Of day’s last waning breath. The blackness of the night surrounds The distant souls of stars now found, Far from this world to which we’re bound, Of sorrow, fear and death. Sleep, love; forever sleep. Your soul the night will keep. Embrace the darkness deep. Sleep, love; forever sleep. The gathering darkness takes our souls, Embracing us in chilling folds, Deep in a Mistress’s void that holds Our fate within her hands. Dream, warriors, of the dark above And feel the sweet redemption of The Night’s Consort, and of her love For those within her bands. Sleep, love; forever sleep. Your soul the night will keep. Embrace the darkness deep. Sleep, love; forever sleep. We close our eyes, our minds at rest, Submit our wills to her behest, Our weaknesses to her confessed, And to her will we bend. The strength of silence fills the sky, Its depth beyond both you and I. Into its arms our souls will fly, Where fear and sorrows end. Sleep, love; forever sleep. Your soul the night will keep. Embrace the darkness deep. Sleep, love; forever sleep. Mina's Song Weis, Margaret Dragons of the Fallen Sun US 5042 From the north came danger, as we knew it would: In the vanguard of winter, a dragon’s dance Unraveled the land, until out of the forest, Out of the plains they came, from the mothering earth, The sky unreckoned before them. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. One from a garden of stone arising, From dwarf—halls, from weather and wisdom, Where the heart and mind tide unquestioned In the untapped vein of the hand. In his fathering arms, the spirit gathered. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. One from a haven of breezes descending, Light in the handling air To the waving meadows, the kender’s country, Where the grain out of smallness arises itself To grow green and golden and green again. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. The next from the plains, the long land’s keeping, Nurtured in distance, horizons of nothing. Bearing a staff she came, and a burden Of mercy and light converged in her hand: Beating the wounds of the world, she came. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. The next from the plains, in the moon’s shadow, Through custom, through ritual, trailing the moon Where her phases, her wax and her wane, controlled The tide of his blood, and his warrior’s hand Ascended through hierarchies of space into light. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. One within absences, known by departures, The dark swordswoman at the heart of fire: Her glories the space between words, The cradlesong recollected in age, Recalled at the edge of awakening and thought. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. One in the heart of honor, formed by the sword, By the centuries’ flight of the kingfisher over the land, By Solamnia ruined and risen, rising again When the heart ascends into duty. As it dances, the sword is forever an heirloom. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. The next in a simple light a brother to darkness, Letting the sword hand try all subtleties, Even the intricate webs of the heart. His thoughts Are pools disrupted in changing wind He cannot see their bottom. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. The next the leader, half—elven, betrayed As the twining blood pulls asunder the land, The forests, the worlds of elves and men. Called into bravery, but fearing for love, And fearing that, called into both, he does nothing. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. The last from the darkness, breathing the night Where the abstract stars hide a nest of words, Where the body endures the wound of numbers, Surrendered to knowledge, until, unable to bless, His blessing falls on the low, the benighted. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. Joined by others they were in the telling: A graceless girl, graced beyond graces; A princess of seeds and saplings, called to the forest; An ancient weaver of accidents; Nor can we say who the story will gather. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. From the north came danger, as we knew it would: In encampments of winter, the dragon’s sleep Has settled the land, but out of the forest, Out of the plain they come, from the mothering earth, Defining the sky before them. Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the autumn twilight: As the world declined, they arose Into the heart of the story. Song of the Nine Heroes Weis, Margaret Dragons of the Winter Night US 5043 Three were the thoughts of those in Thorbardin In the dark after Dergoth when the ogres danced. One was the lost light, the limping darkness In the caves of the kingdom where light crumbles. One the despair of the Dwarfthane Derkin Gone to the gloom of the tower of Glory. One the world, weary and wounded Down to the deep of the Darkling’s waters. Under the heart of the highland, Under the ceiling of stone, Under the wane of the world’s glory. Home under home. Then was Kharas among us, the Keeper of Kings. The Hand on the Hammer, Arm of the Hylar. At the gleaming gravesite of gold and garnet Three sons of the thane he buried thereunder. While Derkin saw dark upon dark in the tunnels, In the halls of the nation saw nooses and knives, killers and kingmakers came to Kharas With agate and amethyst, asking allegiance. Under the heart of the highland, Under the ceiling of stone, Under the wane of the world’s glory. Home under home. But the stalwart in heart is strong as a stone. And bold and unbending his mind to the better: The Hammer of Hylar was firm in the halls, Denying all discord, all doubt and division, He turned from intrigue, from the wild tunnels, Out to the open, one oath swearing That time not treachery shall ever tarnish The Hammer’s return in a time of great troubles. Under the heart of the highland, Under the ceiling of stone, Under the wane of the world’s glory. Home under home. Williams, Michael The Song Of Kharas Weis, Margaret and Hickman, Tracy Dragons of The Dwarven Depths US 2006 Fiction 786942614 5044 I am of the nature to have ill health. There is no way to escape ill health. I am of the nature to die. There is no way to escape death. All that is dear to me and everyone I love are of the nature to change. There is no way to escape being separated from them. My actions are my only true belongings. I cannot escape the consequences of my actions. My actions are the ground upon which I stand. The Five Remembrances of Buddha Weis, Margaret Amber and Blood US 2008 Fiction, Fantasy 78695001 5045 From the Moat House to Warden Swamp The Sign of the Weasel is tunnel on tunnel, enchantment on enchantment. He digs beneath himself, and in digging discovers all roads into nothing. Burrow the dark until darkness unravels, in dark the philosophers dance. The Calantina, IX:IX Williams, Michael Weasel's Luck US 1988 Fiction 786931817 5046 In the perfection of the warrior does the Seventh Circle achieve her ultimate ideal. But perfection is honed to a double edge, for the shiny blade of humankind reflects the specter of apocalypse. From the Tapestry of the Worldweaver, Chronicles of a Circle Called Earth Niles, Douglas Circle at center US 2000 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 441007287 5047 Shout the names of God, Hail the gods of fame; Cry the yell of war, And mute the call of blame. Heed the ancient creed, Scorn the one falls lame, Raise the warrior’s sword, To slay begets the same. From the Tapestry of the Worldweaver, Bloom of Entropy Niles, Douglas Goddess Worldweaver US 2003 Fiction 441011276 5048 How long, oh gods? will you forget us for ever? how long will you hide your faces from us? How long shall we have perplexity in our minds, and grief in our hearts, day after day? how long shall our enemies triumph over us? Look upon us and answer us, oh gods; and give light to our eyes, lest we sleep in death, lest our enemy say, “I have prevailed over them,” and our foes rejoice that we have fallen. Herbert, Mary Flight of the Fallen US 2004 Fiction 786932457 5049 larva larva (from larva, L. for ghost, or mask) 1. a disembodied spirit, or ghost (obs.) 2. immature insect, such as a caterpillar… in the grub or larval stage the insect is wingless, designed for environments and purposes that are quite different from those of the adult form… Griffith, Nicola Stay US 1999 Fiction 140003230X 5050 The cure for anything is salt water – sweat, tears, or the sea Dinesen, Isak Isak Dinesen (pseudonym of Danish writer Baroness Karen Blixen) Okorafor, Nnedi Lagoon US 2014 Fiction 1444762753 5051 Lagos na no man’s land. Nobody own Lagos, na we all get am. Eko o ni baje! (Lagos is no man’s land. Nobody owns Lagos, we all own Lagos. Lagos will never be destroyed!) A protester from Ajegunle District to local reporters, interviewed the night it all happened Okorafor, Nnedi Lagoon US 2014 Fiction 1444762753 5052 Lagos, the city where nothing works yet everything happens An American white woman in the wrong place at the wrong time Okorafor, Nnedi Lagoon US 2014 Fiction 1444762753 5053 Welcome to Lagos, Nigeria. The city takes its name from the Portuguese word for “lagoon”. The Portuguese first landed on Lagos Island in the year 1472. Apparently, they could not come up with a more creative name. Nor did they think to ask one of the natives for suggestions. And so the world turns, masked by millions of names, guises, and shifting stories. It’s been a beautiful thing to watch. My designs grow complicated. Okorafor, Nnedi Lagoon US 2014 Fiction 1444762753 5054 Dear friends, are you afraid of death? Lumumba, Patrice Patrice Lumumba, first and only elected Prime Minister of the Republic of the Congo Okorafor, Nnedi Who Fears Death US 2010 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 9780756406691 5055 Here, in the new venture, the extraordinary, the magical, the wonderful, and even the strange come out of the ordinary and the familiar. Wizard of the Crow by Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o Okorafor, Nnedi Akata Witch US 2011 Fiction, Fantasy 670011967 5056 If this was what death was, somebody ought to care. Laumer, Keith and Brown, Rosel George Earthblood Filippo, Paul Shipbreaker US Fiction 5057 Apprentices have asked me, what is the most exalted peak of cuisine? Is it the freshest ingredients, the most complex flavors? Is it the rustic, or the rare? It is none of these. The peak is neither eating nor cooking, but the giving and sharing of food. Great food should never be taken alone. What pleasure can a man take in fine cuisine unless he invites cherished friends, counts the days until the banquet, and composes an anticipatory poem for his letter of invitation? Lian G. Wei Lian G. Wei The Last Chinese Chef, pub. Peking, 1925 Mones, Nicole The Last Chinese Chef US 2007 Fiction 618619666 5058 I reached the international city of Shanghai in July, with the sun beating down on the Bund, the harbor full of Chinese junks, foreign liners and warships from all over the world. It was hot as blazes. I didn’t know a soul in the city. But hardly had I climbed into a rickshaw than I saw riding in another along the Bund a Negro who looked exactly like a Harlemite. I stood up in my rickshaw and yelled, “Hey, man!” He stood up in his rickshaw and yelled, “What ya sayin’?” We passed each other in the crowded street, and I never saw him again. Hughes, Langston I Wonder as I Wander Mones, Nicole Night in Shanghai US 2014 Fiction 547516177 5059 一寸光阴一寸金 寸金难买寸光阴 An inch of time is worth an inch of gold An inch of gold cannot buy an inch of time Chinese adage Mones, Nicole Night in Shanghai US 2014 Fiction 547516177 5060 Since the inner face of the world is manifest deep within our human consciousness, and there reflects upon itself, it would seem that we have only got to look at ourselves in order to understand the dynamic relationships existing between the within and the without of things at a given point in the universe. In fact so to do is one of the most difficult of all things. Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre The Phenomenon of Man Mones, Nicole Lost in Translation US 1988 Fiction 385319444 5061 Postmen like doctors go from house to house. P. Larkin Ball, Jesse The Village on Horseback: Prose and Verse, 2003-2008 US 2011 Fiction 1571314423 5062 They were given the choice of becoming kings or kings’ messengers. As is the way with children, they all wanted to be messengers. That is why there are only messengers, racing through the world and, since there are no kings, calling out to each other the messages that have now become meaningless. Kafka, Franz Ball, Jesse The Village on Horseback: Prose and Verse, 2003-2008 US 2011 Fiction 1571314423 5063 Then Chanticleer ran to the garden, and took the garland from the bough where it hung, and brought it to the bride, and then the bride gave him the silken cord, and he took the silken cord to the river, and the river gave him water, and he carried the water to Partlet; but in the mean time she was choked by the great nut, and lay quite dead, and never moved any more. Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm Kinder-und Hausmarchen, 1812 Ball, Jesse Samedi the Deafness US 2007 Fiction 30727885 5064 Thus Bacon encouraged the Tumult and as the unquiet crowd follow and adhere to him, he listeth them as they come in upon a large paper, writing their names circular-wise, that their Ringleaders might not be found out. British Royal Commission Report, 1676c Ball, Jesse Samedi the Deafness US 2007 Fiction 30727885 5065 and it doesn’t matter, it doesn’t mean what we think it does for we two will never lie there we shall not be there when death reaches out his sparkling hands Patchen, Kenneth And What with the Blunders Ball, Jesse Samedi the Deafness US 2007 Fiction 30727885 5066 We are born in this cemetery, but must not despair. Soron, Piet Ball, Jesse The Curfew US 2011 Fiction 1847 30773985 5067 The mass and majesty of this world, all That carries weight and always weighs the same Lay in the hands of others; they were small And could not hope for help and no help came: What their foes liked to do was done, their shame Was all the worst could wish; they lost their pride And died as men before their bodies died. Auden, W. H. The Shield of Achilles Yiyun, Li The Vagrants US 2009 Fiction 140006313 5068 You can’t both live and have lived, my dear Christophe. Rolland, Romain Jean-Christophe Yiyun, Li Kinder Than Solitude US 2013 Fiction 140006814 5069 Our enemies will first assail the health of our commerce, throwing up this objection and that to innovative methods and approaches designed to expand our prosperity, and thus our freedom. Their oldfashioned clinging to obsolete ideas only signals their extinction. In the end, we must pity them: we are going forward with joy and hope; they are being left behind, mired in fear. Alton, Bernard "Ed" Taskbook for the New Nation, Chapter 1. "New Man, New Growth-Community" Saunders, George In Persuasion Nation US 2006 Fiction 159448242X 5070 What’s past is prologue Shakespeare, William The Tempest, Act II, scene i Smith, Zadie White Teeth US 1999 Fiction 375703861 5071 Every little trifle, for some reason, does seem incalculably important today, and when you say of a thing that “nothing hangs on it” it sounds like blasphemy. There’s never any knowing – how am I to put it? – which of our actions, which of our idlenesses won’t have things hanging on it for ever. Forster, E. M. Where Angels Fear to Tread Smith, Zadie White Teeth US 1999 Fiction 375703861 5072 The time to make your mind up about people is never! Lord, Tracy The Philadelphia Story Smith, Zadie Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays US 2009 Fiction 159420237 5073 You get to decide what to worship Wallace, David Foster Smith, Zadie Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays US 2009 Fiction 159420237 5074 When Adam delved and Eve span, Who was then the gentleman? Ball, John Smith, Zadie NW US 2012 Fiction 24114414 5075 When I'm rushing on my run And I feel just like Jesus' Son. Reed, Lou Heroin Johnson, Denis Jesus' Son: Stories US 1992 Fiction 60975776 5076 Life goes into new forms. Cassady, Neal Johnson, Denis The Resuscitation of a Hanged Man US 1991 Fiction 413772322 5077 n nightmares, which are no more than intensifications of some worry through anxiety, the terrible expectation is always fulfilled: the bull catches you, the knife reaches you, the axe whistles about your ears — but at this point, when you have given yourself up for dead, you wake up. (Though I once actually felt the cold steel of a sword thrust into me.) PEDRO MESEGUER, S.J The Secret of Dreams Johnson, Denis Already Dead: A California Gothic US 1997 Fiction 006092909X 5078 and to those who have shared their experience, strength, and hope I accused her as though her prayers had really worked the change: What did I do to you that you had to condemn me to life? Greene, Graham The End of the Affair Johnson, Denis Angels US 1983 Fiction 99440830 5079 . . what we are looking for In each other Is each other, The stars at noon, While the light worships its blind god. Merwin, W.S Johnson, Denis The Stars at Noon US 1986 Fiction 60976101 5080 pescador, ra, n. fisherman (-woman), fisgador, ra, n. harpooner. Appleton’s New Cuyas Dictionary Johnson, Denis Fiskadoro US 1985 Fiction 60976098 5081 And whatever is not God is nothing, and ought to be accounted as nothing. Kempis, Thomas A. The Imitation of Christ Williams, Joy The Quick & the Dead US 2000 Fiction 375727647 5082 Toward a place where I could not find safety I went. Yaqui Deer Song Williams, Joy The Quick & the Dead US 2000 Fiction 375727647 5083 Ah! don’t you see Just as you’ve ruined your life in this One plot of ground you’ve ruined its worth Everywhere now — over the whole earth? Cavafy Williams, Joy State of Grace US 1973 Fiction 679726195 5084 Then the strangest questions are asked, which no human being could answer: Why there is only one such animal; why I rather than anybody else should own it, whether there was ever an animal like it before and what would happen if it died, whether it feels lonely, why it has no children, what it is called, etc. Kafka, Franz Cross Breeze Williams, Joy Breaking and Entering US 1988 Fiction 394757734 5085 Behold, I tell you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye… 1 CORINTHIANS 15:51–52 Bible Williams, Joy The Visiting Privilege: New and Collected Stories US 2015 Fiction 1101874899 5086 I think I would more readily die for what I do not believe in than for what I hold to be true... Sometimes I think that the artistic life is a long and lovely suicide, and I am not sorry that it is so. Wilde, Oscar in his personal letters Personal letters Highsmith, Patricia Under Ground US 1970 Fiction 9780099283584 5087 Nothing fixes a thing so intensely in the memory as the wish to forget it. de Montaigne, Michel Hilleman, Andrew World, Chase Me Down US 2017 Fiction 9780143111474 5088 The righteous shall rejoice when he sees the vengeance: he shall wash his feet in the blood of the wicked. Psalm 58:10 Hilleman, Andrew World, Chase Me Down US 2017 Fiction 9780143111474 5089 Keep your friends close but your enemies closer. Puzo, Mario & Coppola, Francis Ford The Godfather Part II Film Hilton, Matt The Devil's Anvil US 2015 Fiction 9781473610040 5090 Die Todten reiten schnell. (For the dead travel fast.) Burger, Gottfried Lenore Hill, Joe NOS4A2 US 2013 Fiction 9780062222992 5091 The past cannot be cured. Elizabeth I, Queen of England UK Harkness, Deborah Shadow of Night US 2012 Fiction 9780670023486 5092 [Photographs] are the proof that something was there and no longer is. Like a stain. Arbus, Diane Harding, Georgina The Gun Room US 2016 Fiction 9781408869796 5093 Home is a name, a word, it is a strong one; stronger than magician ever spoke, or spirit ever answered... Dickens, Charles Harlow, Jennifer Death takes a holiday US 2013 Fiction 9780738727127 5094 He's obviously had Nana's baked ziti. Alexander, Beatrice Harlow, Jennifer Death takes a holiday US 2013 Fiction 9780738727127 5095 There's a stake in your fat black heart And the villagers never liked you. They are dancing and stamping on you. They always knew it was you. Plath, Sylvia Daddy Poem US Harlow, Jennifer To Catch a Vampire US 2012 Fiction 9780738727110 5096 You just make friends everywhere, don't you? Alexander, Beatrice to Oliver Montrose Harlow, Jennifer To Catch a Vampire US 2012 Fiction 9780738727110 5097 It's a cold and it's a broken hallelujah. Cohen, Leonard Hart, John Redemption Road US 2016 Fiction 9781848541818 5098 God hath made of one blood all nations of men. Acts 17:26 Harmel, Kristin The Sweetness of Forgetting US 2012 Fiction 9781451644296 5099 One man's candle is light for many. Shabbat, Tractate Order Moed of the Talmud Harmel, Kristin The Sweetness of Forgetting US 2012 Fiction 9781451644296 5100 All God's creatures are His family and he is the most beloved of God who doeth most good to God's creatures. The Prophet Muhammad Harmel, Kristin The Sweetness of Forgetting US 2012 Fiction 9781451644296 5101 How often have I laid beneath rain on a strange roof, thinking of home. Faulkner, William As I Lay Dying Harvey, Michael Brighton US 2016 Fiction 9781408878033 5102 I'll write to you. A super-long letter, like in an old-fashioned novel. Murakami, Haruki After Dark Harvey, Samantha Dear Thief US 2014 Fiction 9780062415844 5103 God give me strength to lead a double life. Williams, Hugo Prayer Harris, Oliver The Hollow Man US 2012 Fiction 9780062136718 5104 Everything secret degenerates. Lord Acton Harris, Oliver Deep Shelter US 2014 Fiction 9780062136725 5105 The time is coming when man will give birth to no more stars. Nietzsche, Friedrich Harris, Oliver The House of Fame US 2016 Fiction 9780062405159 5106 Somewhere in Appalachia, there's a small white house with a blue door. In the back, behind the barn, is a graveyard. Two women kneel in the tall yellow grass. Under the rock are three babies, two of bone, one of spirit. Thre are fresh graves too, where black and white sleep together, eight in all. The women have flowers in their hands, bouquets of daisies, yellow mustard, and pink phlox. One of them makes the sign of the cross. One of them can't stop crying. Myers, Becky private journal Journal entry US Harman, Patricia The Reluctant Midwife US 2015 Fiction 9780062358240 5107 My father had formed one of those close English friendships with him (the first adjective is perhaps excessive) that begin by excluding confidences and soon eliminate conversation. Borges, Jorge Luis Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius Harkaway, Nick Tigerman US 2014 Fiction 9780434022878 5108 When after a victorious battle, all London sparkles with illuminations, when the sky is ablaze with fireworks, when the air is filled with the noise of thanks-giving, bells, organs, cannons; we wail in silence over the murders that caused the public rejoicing. Voltaire (quoting the Quaker Andrew Pitt) Premiere Letter sur les Quakers Hardach, Sophie Of Love and other Wars US 2013 Fiction 1734 9780857201324 5109 ...Poor wounded name! My bosom as a bed Shall lodge thee. Shakespeare, William Hardy, Thomas Tess of the D'Urbervilles US 1891 Fiction 9780141199948 5110 No one in his right mind would try to express his deepest thoughts in words -- let alone put them down in writing. Plato Letter 7 Harper, Tom The Orpheus Descent US 2013 Fiction 9781444731354 5111 The small man Builds cages for everyone He Knows. While the sage, Who has to duck his head When the moon is low, Keeps dropping keys all night long For the Beautiful Rowdy Prisoners. Hafiz, Sufi Poet Dropping Keys Poem Hashimi, Nadia When the Moon is Low US 2015 Fiction 14th Century 9780062369574 5112 The message, the rain, and the divine light come through my window Falling into my house from my origins Hell is that house without a window True religions, O servant of God, is creating a window Do not raise your ax to every nook, come Raise your ax to frame a window Do you not know that sunlight Is only the image of the sun that appears beyond her veil? Rumi Masnavi III Hashimi, Nadia House Without Windows US 2016 Fiction 9780062449689 5113 Violators cannot live with the truth: survivors cannot live without it. Oksana, Chrystine Hatvany, Amy It happens all the time US 2017 Fiction 9781476704456 5114 If it is true that there are as many minds as there are heads, then there are as many kinds of love as there are hearts. Tolstoy, Leo Anna Karenina Hatvany, Amy Heart Like Mine US 2013 Fiction 9781451640564 5115 Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back. Plato Hatvany, Amy Heart Like Mine US 2013 Fiction 9781451640564 5116 An invisible red thread connects those destined to meet, despite the time, the place, and despite the circumstances. The thread can be tightened or tangle, but will never be broken. Chinese proverb Proverb China Hatvany, Amy Safe With Me US 2014 Fiction 9781476704418 5117 A person needs a little madness, or else they never dare cut the rope and be free. Kazantzakis, Nikos Hatvany, Amy Outside the Lines US 2012 Fiction 9781451640540 5118 For a seed to achieve its greatest expression, it must come completely undone. The shell cracks, its insides come out, and everything changes. To someone who doesn't understand growth, it would look like complete destruction. Occelli, Cynthia Hatvany, Amy Somewhere Out There US 2016 Fiction 9781476704432 5119 This coast crying out for tragedy like all beautiful places: and like the passionate spirit of humanity Pain for its bread: God's, many victims', the painful deaths, the horrible transfigurements: I said in my heart, "Better invent than suffer: imagine victims Lest your own flesh be chosen the agonist, or you Martyr some creature to the beauty of the place." Jeffers, Robinson Apology for Bad Dreams Poem Hatton, Lindsay Monterey Bay US 2016 Fiction 1925 9781594206788 5120 I will arise and go now, for always night and day I hear lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore; While I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements grey, I hear it in the deep heart's core. Yeats, W. B. Hauser, CT The From-Aways US 2014 Fiction 9780062310750 5121 Take me down to the paradise city where the grass is green and the girls are pretty Oh, won't you please take me home? Guns N' Roses Paradise City Song Hauser, CT The From-Aways US 2014 Fiction 1986 9780062310750 5122 Si digo amor, doy nombre a lo ultimo que he sido caminando entre el pajaro y la tarde (If I say love I name the last thing I have been on my way from lark to twilight.) Maya, Jose Heredia Hawdon, Lindsay Jakob's Colors US 2015 Fiction 9781681446158 5123 We cannot live the afternoon of life acording to the program of life's morning; for what was great in the morning will be little at evening and waht in the morning was true will at evening have become a lie. Jung, Carl Hawkins, Margaret Lydia's Party US 2014 Fiction 9780670015764 5124 Nothing would give up life; Even the dirt kept breathing a small breath. Roethke, Theodore Hay, Elizabeth Alone in the Classroom US 2011 Fiction 9780857386434 5125 My mother she killed me, My father he ate me, My sister gathered together all my bones, Tied them in a silken handkerchief, Laid them beneath the juniper-tree, Kywitt, kywitt, what a beautiful bird am I! The Juniper Tree Heaberlin, Julia Black Eyed Susans US 2015 Fiction 1988 9780718181338 5126 Let us all go forth Bridle to bridle and see No doubt the blossoms Are scattering like snowflakes In the ancient capital McCullough, Helen Craig (translator) Kokin Wakashu: The First Imperial Anthology of Japanese Poetry Poem Japan Hearn, Lian The Tengu's Game of Go US 2016 Fiction 9780374536343 5127 Frail indeed must be Cross threads of frost and dawn threads Fashioned of dewdrops For brocades in the mountains Are woven only to scatter McCullough, Helen Craig (translator) Kokin Wakashu: The First Imperial Anthology of Japanese Poetry Poem Japan Hearn, Lian Emperor of the Eight Islands US 2016 Fiction 9780374536312 5128 Might it be through grief at sight of the bush clover, colored by autumn, that the stag's cries continue until the foothills resound? McCullough, Helen Craig (translator) Kokin Wakashu: The First Imperial Anthology of Japanese Poetry Poem Japan Hearn, Lian Lord of the Darkwood US 2016 Fiction 9780374536336 5129 I will gather up The transparent beads scattered By the waterfall And borrow them when sadness Has consumed my store of tears McCullough, Helen Craig (translator) Kokin Wakashu: The First Imperial Anthology of Japanese Poetry Poem Japan Hearn, Lian Autumn Princess, Dragon Child US 2016 Fiction 9780374536329 5130 And you don't feel you could love me But I feel you could. Simon, Paul Heiny, Katherine Single, Carefree, Mellow US 2014 Fiction 9780008105556 5131 There came a time when there were assignments that had to be done right, and they would seek Zeb out. These assignments included police shootings, civil-rights violations, and he tracked down fugitives all over the country. He was not your average cop. He was very, very professional. Lebofsky, Howard US Griffin, W. E. B. The Last Witness US 2013 Fiction 9780399162572 5132 It is no use saying, "We are doing out best." You have got to succeed in doing what is necessary. Churchill, Winston S. UK Griffin, W. E. B. The Spymasters US 2012 Fiction 9780399157516 5133 When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot, and hang on. Roosevelt, Franklin D. US Griffin, W. E. B. The Spymasters US 2012 Fiction 9780399157516 5134 The necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged. Washington, George US Griffin, W. E. B. Covert Warriors US 2011 Fiction 1777 9780399157806 5135 The necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged. Washington, George US Griffin, W. E. B. Top Secret US 2014 Fiction 1777 9780515155617 5136 If a body is just a body, who will step forward to ask why someone is killed and who killed them? If a body has no name or no history, then who will demand justice? Mother of a victim of Mexico's drug wars Account Mexico Gross, Anthony No Way Back US 2013 Fiction 9780061655982 5137 Recent reports both through the newspapers and through secret service, have given indications that the Germans may be in possession of a powerful new weapon which is expected to be ready between November and January [1944]. There seems to be considerable probability that this new weapon is tube alloy [i.e., uranium]. It is not necessary to describe the probable consequence which would result if this proves to be the case. It is possible that the Germans will have, by the end of this year, enough material accumulated to make a large number of gadgets which they will release at the same time on England, Russia and this country. In this case, there would be little hope for counter-action... This would place particularly Britain in an extremely serious position but there would be hope for counter-action from our side before the war is lost, provided our own tube-alloy program is drastically accelerated in the next few weeks. Teller, Edward Us Gross, Anthony The One Man US 2016 Fiction 1943 9781509822812 5138 Despite all the official probes, the trials of the miscreants involved, and the massive efforts of scholars and reporters, no one has ever convincingly established the motive for the Watergate break-ins. Summers, Anthony The Arrogance of Power: The Secret World of Richard Nixon Grossman, Austin Crooked US 2015 Fiction 9781444729986 5139 “This old town been home long as I remember This town gonna be here long after I’m gone. East side west side take a close look ’round her You been down but you’re still in my bones.” The Michael Stanley Band King, Stephen It US 1986 Fiction 0-670-81302-8 5140 “Old friend, what are you looking for? After those many years abroad you come With images you tended Under foreign skies Far away from your own land.” Seferis,, George King, Stephen It US 1986 Fiction 0-670-81302-8 5141 Out of the blue and into the black. Young, Neil King, Stephen It US 1986 Fiction 0-670-81302-8 5142 . . . a stone, a leaf, an unfound door; of a leaf, a stone, a door. And of all the forgotten faces. Naked and alone we came into exile. In her dark womb, we did not know our mother’s face; from the prison of her flesh have we come into the unspeakable and incommunicable prison of this earth. Which of us has known his brother? Which of us has looked into his father’s heart? Which of us has not remained forever prison-pent? Which of us is not forever a stranger and alone? . . . O lost, and by the wind grieved, ghost, come back again. Wolfe, Thomas Look Homeward, Angel King, Stephen The Dark Tower I: The Gunslinger US 1982 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 5143 Outside the street’s on fire In a real death waltz Between what’s flesh and fantasy And the poets down here Don’t write nothin at all They just stand back and let it all be And in the quick of the night They reach for their moment And try to make an honest stand But they wind up wounded Not even dead Tonight in Jungle Land. Springsteen, Bruce Song King, Stephen The Stand US 1978 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 5144 And it was clear she couldn’t go on! The door was opened and the wind appeared , The candles blew and then disappeared , The curtains flew and then he appeared , Said, “Don’t be afraid , Come on, Mary,” And she had no fear And she ran to him And they started to fly … She had taken his hand … “Come on, Mary; Don’t fear the Reaper!” Blue Oyster Cult King, Stephen The Stand US 1978 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 5145 WHAT’S THAT SPELL? WHAT’S THAT SPELL? WHAT’S THAT SPELL? Country Joe and the Fish King, Stephen The Stand US 1978 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 5146 i shoot from the hip and keep a stuff upper lip. AC/DC Song King, Stephen The Bazaar of Bad Dreams US 2015 Fiction, Horror 5147 That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons, even death may die. Lovecraft, H. P. King, Stephen Revival US 2014 Fiction, Horror 978-1476770383 5148 We need help, the Poet reckoned. Dorn, Edward King, Stephen The Stand US 1978 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction 5149 You take me to a place I never go, You send me kisses made of gold, I’ll place a crown upon your curls, All hail the Queen of the World! The Jayhawks King, Stephen Black House US 2001 Fiction 5150 I’m really Rosie, And I’m Rosie Real, You better believe me, I’m a great big deal . . . Sendak, Maurice King, Stephen Rose Madder US 1995 Fiction, Fantasy 5151 A bloody egg yolk. A burnt hole spreading in a sheet. An en - raged rose threatening to bloom. Swenson, May King, Stephen Rose Madder US 1995 Fiction 5152 “It is by going down into the abyss that we recover the treasures of life.” Campbell, Joseph King, Stephen Finders Keepers US 2015 Fiction, Crime 5153 Shit don't mean shit. Gold, Jimmy King, Stephen Finders Keepers US 2015 Fiction, Crime 5154 It was in this apartment, also, that there stood … a gigantic clock of ebony. Its pendulum swung to and fro with a dull, heavy, monotonous clang; and when … the hour was to be stricken, there came from the brazen lungs of the clock a sound which was clear and loud and deep and exceedingly musical, but of so peculiar a note and emphasis that, at each lapse of an hour, the musicians of the orchestra were constrained to pause … to hearken to the sound; and thus the waltzers perforce ceased their evolutions; and there was a brief disconcert of the whole gay company; and, while the chimes of the clock yet rang, it was observed that the giddiest grew pale, and the more aged and sedate passed their hands over their brows as if in confused reverie or meditation. But when the echoes had fully ceased, a light laughter at once pervaded the assembly … and [they] smiled as if at their own nervousness … and made whispering vows, each to the other, that the next chiming of the clock should produce in them no similar emotion; and then, after the lapse of sixty minutes … there came yet another chiming of the clock, and then were the same disconcert and tremulousness and meditation as before. But in spite of these things, it was a gay and magnificent revel … Poe, E. A. The Masque of the Red Death King, Stephen The Shining US 1977 Fiction 978-0-385-52886-3 5155 The sleep of reason breeds monsters. Goya King, Stephen The Shining US 1977 Fiction 978-0-385-52886-3 5156 It'll shine when it shines. Folk saying King, Stephen The Shining US 1977 Fiction 978-0-385-52886-3 5157 Old age is an island surrounded by death. Montalvo, Juan On Beauty King, Stephen Insomnia US 1994 Fiction, Horror, Fantasy 978-0-670-85503-2 5158 I’m your boogie man that’s what I am and I’m here to do whatever I can . . . K.C. and the Sunshine Band song King, Stephen Skeleton Crew US 1995 Fiction 978-0-399-13039-7 5159 Mister, we deal in lead. McQueen, Steve The Magnificent Seven King, Stephen The Regulators US 1996 Fiction, Science fiction, Horror Fiction 5160 FEAR stands for fuck everything and run. Old AA saying King, Stephen Doctor Sleep US 2013 Fiction, horror 978-1-4767-2765-3 5161 We stoof at the turning point. Half-measures availed us nothing. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous King, Stephen Doctor Sleep US 2013 Fiction, horror 978-1-4767-2765-3 5162 If we were to live, we had to be free of anger. [It is] the dubious luxury of normal men and women. The Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous King, Stephen Doctor Sleep US 2013 Fiction, horror 978-1-4767-2765-3 5163 The landscape of his poetry was still the desert. Rushdie, Salman The Satanic Verses King, Stephen Desperation US 1996 Fiction 5164 Revenge is a dish best eaten cold. Spanish Proverb King, Stephen Nightmares & Dreamscapes US 1993 Fiction, Horror, Science Fiction 978-0-670-85108-9 5165 I would encourage every American to walk as often as possible. It's more than healthy; it's fun. Kennedy, John F. King, Stephen The Long Walk US 1979 Fiction, Psychological Horror, Dystopia 978-0-451-08754-6 5166 The pump don't work 'Cause the vandals took the handle. Dylan, Bob Song King, Stephen The Long Walk US 1979 Fiction, Psychological Horror, Dystopia 1962 978-0-451-08754-6 5167 “To me the Universe was all void of Life, or Purpose, of Volition, even of Hostility; it was one huge, dead, immeasurable Steam-engine, rolling on, in its dead indifference, to grind me limb from limb. O vast, gloomy, solitary Golgotha, and Mill of Death! Why was the Living banished thither companionless, conscious? Why, if there is no Devil; nay, unless the Devil is your God?” Carlyle Thomas King, Stephen The Long Walk US 1979 Fiction, Psychological Horror, Dystopia 5168 ROMEO : Lady, by yonder blessed moon I vow, That tips with silver all these fruit-tree tops— JULIET : O, swear not by the moon, th’ inconstant moon, That monthly changes in her circled orb, Lest that thy love prove likewise variable. ROMEO : What shall I swear by? JULIET : Do not swear at all. Or, if thou wilt, swear by thy gracious self, Which is the god of my idolatry, And I’ll believe thee. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet King, Stephen The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass US 1997 Fiction, Fantasy 5169 On the fourth day, to [Dorothy’s] great joy, Oz sent for her, and when she entered the Throne Room, he greeted her pleasantly. “Sit down, my dear. I think I have found a way to get you out of this country.” “And back to Kansas?” she asked eagerly. “Well, I’m not sure about Kansas,” said Oz, “for I haven’t the faintest notion which way it lies. . . .” Baum, L. Frank The Wizard of Oz King, Stephen The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass US 1997 Fiction, Fantasy 5170 I asked one draught of earlier, happier sights, Ere fitly I could hope to play my part. Think first, fight afterwards—the soldier’s art: One taste of the old time sets all to rights! Browning, Robert Childe Roland to the Dark Tower Came King, Stephen The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass US 1997 Fiction, Fantasy 5171 The id will not stand for a delay in gratfication. It always feels the tension of the unfulfilled urge. Freud, Sigmund King, Stephen Cell US 2006 Fiction, Horror 978-0-7432-9233-7 5172 Human aggression is instinctual. Humans have not evolved any ritualised aggression0inhibiting mechanisms to ensure the survival of the species. For this reason man is considered a very dangerous animal. Lorenz, Konrad King, Stephen Cell US 2006 Fiction, Horror 978-0-7432-9233-7 5173 Can you hear me now? Verizon King, Stephen Cell US 2006 Fiction, Horror 978-0-7432-9233-7 5174 Ladies and gentlemen, attention, please! Come in close where everyone can see! I got a tale to tell, it isn’t gonna cost a dime! (And if you believe that, we’re gonna get along just fine.) Earle, Steven Snake Oil King, Stephen Needful Things US 1991 Fiction 978-0-670-83953-7 5175 I have heard of many going astray even in the village streets, when the darkness was so thick you could cut it with a knife, as the saying is... Thoreau, Henry, David Walden King, Stephen Needful Things US 1991 Fiction 978-0-670-83953-7 5176 Jesus said to them, “Our friend Lazarus sleeps, but I go, that I may awake him out of his sleep.” Then the disciples looked at each other, and some smiled because they did not know Jesus had spoken in a figure. “Lord, if he sleeps, he shall do well.” So then Jesus spoke to them more plainly, “Lazarus is dead, yes . . . nevertheless let us go to him.” John's Gospel King, Stephen Pet Sematary US 1983 Fiction, Horror 5177 “I can fancy what you saw. Yes; it is horrible enough; but after all, it is an old story, an old mystery played . . . . Such forces cannot be named, cannot be spoken, cannot be imagined except under a veil and a symbol, a symbol to the most of us appearing a quaint, poetic fancy, to some a foolish tale. But you and I, at all events, have known something of the terror that may dwell in the secret place of life, manifested under human flesh; that which is without form taking to itself a form. Oh, Austin, how can it be? How is it that the very sunlight does not turn to blackness before this thing, the hard earth melt and boil beneath such a burden?” Machen, Arthur The Great God Pan King, Stephen Just After Sunset US 2008 Fiction, Horror 978-1-4165-8408-7 5178 Memory...is an internal rumor. Santayana, George King, Stephen Duma Key US 2008 Fiction, horror, Psychological Horror 5179 Life is more than love and pleasure, I came here to dig for treasure. If you want to play you gotta pay You know it’s always been that way, We all came to dig for treasure. Puppy, Shark King, Stephen Duma Key US 2008 Fiction, horror, Psychological Horror 5180 If I were the moon, I know where I would fall down. Lawrence, D. H. The Rainbow King, Stephen Lisey's Story US 2006 Fiction, Horror, Gothic 978-0-7432-8941-2 5181 Where do you go when you’re lonely? Where do you go when you’re blue? Where do you go when you’re lonely? I’ll follow you When the stars go blue. —R Adams, Ryan King, Stephen Lisey's Story US 2006 Fiction, Horror, Gothic 978-0-7432-8941-2 5182 As I sd to my friend, because I am always talking,—John I sd, which was not his name, the darkness sur- rounds us, what can we do against it, or else, shall we & why not, buy a goddamn big car, drive, he sd, for christ’s sake, look out where yr going. Creely, Robert King, Stephen Christine US 1983 Fiction 978-0-670-22026-7 5183 Late last night and the night before, Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers, knocking at the door. I want to go out, don’t know if I can, ’cause I’m so afraid of the Tommyknocker man. Traditional King, Stephen The Tommyknockers US 1987 Fiction, Science fiction, Horror Fiction 978-0-399-13314-5 5184 About suffering they were never wrong, The Old Masters: how well they understood Its human position; how it takes place While someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along . . . Auden, W. H. Musee des Beaux Arts King, Stephen Cujo US 1981 Fiction, Psychological Horror 978-0-670-45193-7 5185 Old Blue died and he died so hard He shook the ground in my back yard. I dug his grave with a silver spade And I lowered him down with a golden chain. Every link you know I did call his name, I called, “Here, Blue, you good dog, you.” Folk Song King, Stephen Cujo US 1981 Fiction, Psychological Horror 978-0-670-45193-7 5186 Nope, nothing wrong here. The Sharp Cereal Professor King, Stephen Cujo US 1981 Fiction, Psychological Horror 978-0-670-45193-7 5187 It was a pleasure to burn. Bradbury, Ray Fahrenheit 451 King, Stephen Firestarter US 1980 Fiction, Science fiction, Thriller 978-0670315413 5188 What does a woman want? Freud, Sigmund King, Stephen Dolores Claiborne US 1992 Fiction, Psychological thriller 978-0-670-84452-4 5189 R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to me. Franklin, Aretha Song King, Stephen Dolores Claiborne US 1992 Fiction, Psychological thriller 978-0-670-84452-4 5190 [Sadie] gathered herself together. No one could describe the scorn of her expression or the contemptuous hatred she put into her answer. “You men! You filthy dirty pigs! You’re all the same, all of you. Pigs! Pigs!” Maugham, W. Somerset Rain King, Stephen Gerald's Game US 1992 Fiction, Suspense 978-0-670-84650-4 5191 “Cut him,” Machine said. “Cut him while I stand here and watch. I want to see the blood flow. Don’t make me tell you twice.” Stark, George Machine's Way King, Stephen The Dark Half US 1989 Fiction, Horror 978-0-670-82982-8 5192 “What was the worst thing you’ve ever done?” “I won’t tell you that, but I’ll tell you the worst thing that ever happened to me . . . the most dreadful thing . . .” Straub, Peter Ghost Story King, Stephen Danse Macabre US 1981 Horror Fiction 1967 978-0-89696-076-3 5193 For they are actions that a man might play, But I have that within which passeth show... Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Grossman, Austin You US 2013 Fiction 9781444729962 5194 Why should I not publish my diary? I have often seen reminiscences of people I have never even heard of, and I fail to see -- because I do not happen to be a 'Somebody' -- why my diary should not be interesting. My only regret is that I did not commence it when I was a youth. Pooter, Charles Grossmith, George and Weedon The Diary of a Nobody US 1892 Fiction 9780241956861 5195 Gone, I say and walk from church, refusing the stiff procession to the grave, letting the dead ride along in the hearse. It is June. I am tired of being brave. Sexton, Anne The Truth the Dead Know Poem Grodstein, Lauren Our Short History US 2017 Fiction 9781616206222 5196 I go the way that Providence dictates with the assurance of a sleepwalker. Hitler, Adolf Germany Grossman, Paul The Sleepwalkers US 2010 Fiction 9781312601904 5197 I'll break my staff. Bury it certain fathoms in the earth, And deeper than did ever plummet sound I'll drown my book. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Grossman, Lev The Magicians US 2009 Fiction 9780670020553 5198 One Crow for sorrow, Two Crows for mirth, Three Crows for a wedding, Four Crows for a birth, Five Crows for silver, Six Crows for gold, Seven for a secret, never to be told. Gruen, Sara At the Water's Edge US 2015 Fiction 9781473604704 5199 So tell him, with the occurents, more and less, Which have solicited -- the rest is silence. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Guelfenbein, Carla The Rest is Silence US 2008 Fiction 9781846272318 5200 Shooting a picture is holding your breath... Cartier-Bresson, Henri Gunesekera, Ramesh The Match US 2006 Fiction 9780747579397 5201 Time is a river, and it flows in a circle. Gurley, Jason Eleanor US 2014 Fiction 9781101903513 5202 I wake earlier, now that the birds have come And sing in the unfailing trees. On a cot by an open window I lie like land used up, while spring unfolds. Now of all voyagers I remember, who among them Did not board ship with grief among their maps?— Till it seemed men never go somewhere, they only leave Wherever they are, when the dying begins. For myself, I find my wanting life Implores no novelty and no disguise of distance; Where, in what country, might I put down these thoughts, Who still am citizen of this fallen city? On a cot by an open window, I lie and remember While the birds in the trees sing of the circle of time. Let the dying go on, and let me, if I can, Inherit from disaster before I move. O, I go to see the great ships ride from harbor, And my wounds leap with impatience; yet I turn back To sort the weeping ruins of my house: Here or nowhere I will make peace with the fact. Oliver, Mary No Voyage Poem Guzeman, Tracy The Gravity of Birds US 2013 Fiction 1965 9780007488384 5203 He spoke of his campaigns in the deserts of Mexico and he told thm of horses killed under him and he said that the souls of horses mirror the souls of men more closely than men suppose and that horses also love war. Men say they only learn this but he said that no creature can learn that which his heart has no shape to hold. His own father said that no man who has not gone to war horseback can ever truly understand the horse and he said that he supposed he wished that this were not so but that it was so. McCarthy, Cormac All the Pretty Horses Gwyn, Aaron Wynne's War US 2014 Fiction 9780544230279 5204 La memoire ne nous servirait a rien si elle fut rigoureusement fidele. (Memory would be of no use to us if it were strictly truthful.) Valery, Paul Hagena, Catharina The Taste of Apple Seeds US 2008 Fiction 9780062293473 5205 And the breadth shall be ten thousand. The Book of The Prophet Ezekiel Hage, Rawi De Niro's Game US 2006 Fiction 9780241964910 5206 How, from a fire that never sinks or sets, would you escape? Heraclitus Hage, Rawi De Niro's Game US 2006 Fiction 9780241964910 5207 Moi, j'ai les mains sales. Jusqu'aux coudes. Je les ai plonges dans la merde et dans le sang. Sartre, Jean-Paul Hage, Rawi De Niro's Game US 2006 Fiction 9780241964910 5208 "There is your precious order, that lean, iron lamp, ugly and barren; and there is anarchy, rich, living, reproducing itself -- there is anarchy, splendid in green and gold." "All the same," replied Syme patiently, "just at present you only see the tree by light of the lamp. I wonder when you would ever see the lamp by the light of the tree." Chesterton, G. K. The Man Who Was Thursday Hallberg, Garth Risk City on Fire US 2015 Fiction 9781101946688 5209 If only it were all so simple! If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart? Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr The Gulag Archipelago Hall, Karen Dark Debts US 1996 Fiction 9781501104114 5210 Too few dark debts are ever paid... Gilmore, Gary Poem Hall, Karen Dark Debts US 1996 Fiction 9781501104114 5211 Well we'll really have a part but we gotta post a guard outside... Cochran, Eddie Come on Everybody King, Stephen Danse Macabre US 1981 Horror Fiction 978-0-89696-076-3 5212 When our ducks grow fat, our stomachs growl happily! But then our children grow fat, and our nation's heart grows heavy! Chinese folk ballad China Hallman, Carly J. Year of the Goose US 2015 Fiction 9781939419514 5213 If you're a fatty and you're ready to make a change, come on down to our fat camp today! Chinese radio commerical jingle Hallman, Carly J. Year of the Goose US 2015 Fiction 9781939419514 5214 Consequently we have only to discover these laws of nature, and man will no longer have to answer for his actions and life will become exceedingly easy for him. All human actions will then, of course, be tabulated according to these laws, mathematically, like tables of logarithms up to 108,000, and entered in an index; or, better still, there would be published certain edifying works of the nature of encyclopaedic lexicons, in which everything will be so clearly calculated and explained that there will be no more incidents or adventures in the world. Dostoevsky, Fyodor Notes from Underground Hall, Louisa Speak US 2015 Fiction 9780356506098 5215 Slave in the magic mirror, come from the farthest space, through wind and darkness I summon thee. Speak! Snow White and Seven Dwarfs Hall, Louisa Speak US 2015 Fiction 1937 9780356506098 5216 ... as we grill the salmon we spiked with juniper berries the other one thinks the plural pronoun is a dangerous fiction the source of so much unexpected loneliness Voigt, Ellen Bryant Bear Hamilton, Jane The Excellent Lombards US 2016 Fiction 9781455564224 5217 ...even through the hollow eyes of death I spy life peering. Shakespeare, William Richard II UK Hamer, Kate The Doll Funeral US 2017 Fiction 9780571334421 5218 Love set you going like a fat gold watch. Plath, Sylvia Morning Song US Hamer, Kate The Doll Funeral US 2017 Fiction 9780571334421 5219 The sense of being well-dressed gives a feeling of inward tranquility which religion is powerless to bestow. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Forbes, Miss C. F. (quoted by author in Social Aims) US Ham, Rosalie The Dressmaker US 2000 Fiction 9780143129066 5220 No man, for any considerable period, can wear one face to himself, and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true. Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Scarlet Letter Hamilton, Steve The Second Life of Nick Mason US 2016 Fiction 9780399574320 5221 Everybody's got a secret Sonny Something that they just can't face Some folks spend their whole lives trying to keep it They carry it with them every step that they take. Springsteen, Bruce Darkness on the Edge of Town Song Hamilton, Steve The Second Life of Nick Mason US 2016 Fiction 9780399574320 5222 All those young photographers who are at work in the world, determined upon the capture of actuality, do not know that they are agents of Death. Barthes, Roland Camera Lucida (translated by Richard Howard) Hand, Elizabeth Available Dark US 2012 Fiction 9781472102782 5223 Domine, libera nos a furore normannorum. "Lord, save us from the rage of the Norsemen." Medieval prayer Prayer Hand, Elizabeth Available Dark US 2012 Fiction 9781472102782 5224 I then realized that there was a sort of link (or knot) between Photography, madness, and something whose name I did not know. Barthes, Roland Camera Lucida (translated by Richard Howard) Hand, Elizabeth Generation Loss US 2007 Fiction 9781472102799 5225 Art needs light Look at the lack of it. Smith, Patti sister morphine Hand, Elizabeth Generation Loss US 2007 Fiction 9781472102799 5226 The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor even touched, but just felt in the heart. Keller, Helen The Story of my Life Hannigan, Emma The Secrets We Share US 2015 Fiction 1905 9781472210340 5227 The worm don't see nothing pretty in the robin's song. Black proverb Proverb Hannaham, James Delicious Foods US 2015 Fiction 9780316284943 5228 Is it better to be here or there? Defoe, Daniel Robinson Crusoe Novel UK Handler, Daniel We are Pirates US 2015 Fiction 9781408858356 5229 The clock clicks in a child's hand As she skips to the tics and tocs Under the park tunnels run from the dark While sun circles the clocks Flowers grow for those that know To bloom is to know your roots To give the earth all it's worth Tend to the new shoots And a horse on course its hooves Drum beneath the earth Where dreadnought's sleeping seamen Are weeping for the berth While the marshes sigh at night When sky dives into The Thames Greenwich and I will sleep again And wake again as friends It is the thudding in my ear Upon the pillow that sounds Like a black mare churning Dreams from the ground As she charges towards The Meridian Line Leaps Sheperds Gate And dives into time Where an Ancient Mariner His guest no longer cross Sings songs of his wrongs To a circling albatross (What you bring home and take awa Are the goods that become The story of Royal Greenwich And all she has done) A coffee cup lifts to the face In its reflection a woman sees the sea Where a small girl in a boat smiles She whispers this must be me And the girl cranes her neck She sails the swirls in the cup And smiles for a minute and frowns And holds the flowers up Here lies the beginning of time Where the river cradles of land Here lies the roundabout About the sun and the sand And the star rises on observatory hill and watches them watching him And the water spills on a quiet wharf Where the silver mermaids swim And a woman collects the crests and takes them home to spin She makes Sails for the high road For our dreams to begin. Sissay, Lemn Shipping Good Harris, Ali Written in the Stars US 2014 Fiction 9781471125522 5230 I don't even use the word because, first of all, that's what old people do, and, secondly, that's what you do after dinner. Scardino, Dame Marjorie on the subject of retiring UK Haran, Maeve The Time of Their Lives US 2014 Fiction 9781447253891 5231 The detective thinks he is investigating a murder or a missing girl but truly he is investigating something else all together, something he cannot grasp hold of directly. Satisfaction will be rare. Uncertainty will be your natural state. Much of your life will be spent in the dark woods, no path visible, with fear and loneliness your only companions. But answers exist. Solutions wait for you, trembling, pulling you to them, calling your name, even if you cannot hear. And when you are sure that you have been forgotten, and that every step has been wrong, and that the woods are swallowing you whole, remember this: Itoo was once in those woods, and I have emerged to give you, if not a map or a path, hopefully at least a few clues. Remember that I, if no one else, know you are there, and will never give up hope for you, not in this lifetime or the next. And the day I came out of the woods I saw the sun as I had never seen it before, which is the only consolation I can offer as of now. I believe that someday, perhaps many lifetimes from now, all will be explained, and all mysteries will be solved. All knowledge will be free for the taking, including the biggest mystery of all -- who we really are. But for now, each detective, alone in the woods, must take her clues, and solve her mysteries for herself. Silette, Jacques Detection France Gran, Sara Claire Dewitt and the Bohemian Highway US 2013 Fiction 9780571258243 5232 The boundaries which divide Life and Death are at best shadowy and vague. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? Poe, Edgar Allan Grahame-Smith, Seth Vampire Hunter US 2012 Fiction 9781780335971 5233 Tell you now children -- you're all gonna die. No hand stamp reentry, no refund, no lie. written on a bathroom stall in Disneyland Grahame-Smith, Seth The Last American Vampire US 2015 Fiction 1988 9781455502127 5234 Th' inclosure narrow'd; the sagacious power Of hounds and death drew nearer every hour. Dryden Graham, Greene The Power and the Glory US 1940 Fiction 9780143107552 5235 You never know friend from foe, till the ice beneath gives way. Inuit proverb Proverb Grebe, Camilla The Ice Beneath Her US 2016 Fiction 9780425284322 5236 I find something more bitter than death: the woman who is a net, whose heart is like a snare, and whose hands are fetters. He who pleases God will escape her, but the sinner she will ensnare. Ecclesiastes 7:26 Grebe, Camilla & Traff, Asa More Bitter than Death US 2010 Fiction 9781451654608 5237 If some great Power would agree to make me always think what is true and do what is right, on condition of being turned into a sort of clock and wound up every morning before I got out of bed, I should instantly close with the offer. Huxley, T. H. Gregory, Daryl Afterparty US 2014 Fiction 9780765336927 5238 And he said unto them, Unto you it is given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God: but unto them that are without, all these things are done in parables. Mark 4:11 Gregory, Daryl Afterparty US 2014 Fiction 9780765336927 5239 Since then, at an uncertain hour, That agony returns: And till my ghastly tale is told, This heart within me burns. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Poem UK Y Gregory, Daryl Harrison Squared US 2015 Fiction 9780765376954 5240 But what does it matter, faint or loud, cry is cry, all that matters is that it should cease. For years I thought they would cease. Now I don't think so anymore. I could have done with other loves perhaps. But there it is, either you love or you don't. Beckett, Samuel First Love Gremillon, Helene The Case of Lisandra P. US 2013 Fiction 9780143126584 5241 In a tranquil location overlooking the sandy cove, this tea rooms is a place caught in time. Once inside, with a cup of expertly selected tea warming your hands, you'll rediscover something that, in the hurry of life, is too easily forgotten. A hidden gem, a place you'll want to whisper about to only the closest of friends. Indulge magazine Britain's Secret Tea Rooms UK Y Greene, Vanessa The Seafront Tea Rooms US 2014 Fiction 9780751552232 5242 I watch a bird as it brings food to its chicks. How it looks after them, how it protects them. And then I say to myself, "You're a better mother than me." Mehmedovic, Hatidza Green, Linda While My Eyes Were Closed US 2016 Fiction 9781784292812 5243 It is strictly believed and understood by the Sioux that a child is the greatest gift from Wakan Tanka. Higheagle, Robert Greiman, Lois Hearth Song US 2016 Fiction 9781617736032 5244 You see what you want to see, And you hear what you want to hear. You dig? Nilsson, Harry The Point Green, Jane Family Pictures US 2013 Fiction 9780312591830 5245 The past wear its armoured breastplate and blocks it ears with the cotton of the wind. No one will ever be able to tear its secret away. Lorca, Federico Garcia The Premonition Gremillon, Helene The Confidant US 2010 Fiction 9780143121565 5246 Hey, buddy, just write something everyone wants to read, will you? O'Connor, Captain Kevin US Greene, Thomas Christopher If I Forget You US 2016 Fiction 9781250072788 5247 Two roads diverge in a wood, and we took the one more traveled by. Gold, Henry Appropriating Frost Greene, Thomas Christopher If I Forget You US 2016 Fiction 9781250072788 5248 And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin Griffin, Ella The Flower Arrangement US 2015 Fiction 9781409145837 5249 When you have only two pennies left in the world, buy a loaf of bread with one, and a lily with the other. Chinese proverb Proverb China Griffin, Ella The Flower Arrangement US 2015 Fiction 9781409145837 5250 I' faith he looks much like a conjuror. Marlowe, Christopher Doctor Faustus Griffiths, Elly The Zig Zag Girl US 2014 Fiction 9781848669857 5251 Is the dust a problem? Yes. Do we have a moral imperative to do something about it? Absolutely. If we act now, will it be of benefit to the majority in the future, greater than the harm it could do at this present time? Well, there's a question worth the asking. Report from the Sub-Chairman of the Minority Council on the Economics of Fairy Dust Griffin, Kate The Minority Council US 2012 Fiction 9780356500638 5252 Don't tell me there's something wrong with the kids. Because then you gotta tell me that the kids have been screwed up by the schools, and the schools are being screwed over by the parents. Then the parents -- they got screwed over by their jobs, by an economy that doesn't function, and the economy, that got messed up by the politicans, and the politicians, they get messed up by the press, and the press got screwed over by the punters, who got picked on by the banks, and before you know it, the problem is everyone who ever took out a tenner when they should have put a fiver into their savings account and took out a loan instead of a pension, and then -- then it's humanity that's the problem. It's the nature of what we are; it's the messed-up thing that sometimes gets called the human soul. You really going to do a fix on that? Swift, M. response to memo, Harlun & Phelps Closed Archive s/Bloo9A, Section 3 Griffin, Kate The Minority Council US 2012 Fiction 9780356500638 5253 I looked at my hands to see if I was the same person now I was free. There was such a glory over everything. The sun came up like gold through the trees, and I felt like I was in heaven. Tubman, Harriet Grissom, Kathleen Glory Over Everything US 2016 Fiction 9781476748443 5254 That strain again! It had a dying fall: O, it came o'er my ear like the sweet sound That breathes upon a bank of violets Stealing and giving odour! Enough, no more; Tis not so sweet now as it was before... Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Griffiths, Elly Dying Fall US 2013 Fiction 9780857388896 5255 They only told me we were parting... Kennedy, Jimmy and Williams, Hugh Grimes, Martha Vertigo 42 US 2014 Fiction 9781476724027 5256 This saying good-by on the edge of the dark And cold to an orchard so young in the bark Reminds me of all that can happen to harm An orchard away at the end of the farm. --- I wish I could promise to lie in the night And think of an orchard's arboreal plight When slowly (and nobody comes with a light) Its heart sinks lower under the sod. But something has to be left to God. Frost, Robert Good-by and Keep Cold Poem Grimes, Martha Fadeaway Girl US 2011 Fiction 9780451235640 5257 To live well you must live unseen. Descartes, Rene letter to Mersenne Glasfurd, Guinevere The Words in My Hand US 2016 Fiction 1634 9781473617858 5258 "Strange friend," I said, "here is no cause to mourn." "None," said the other, "save the undone years, The hopelessness. Whatever hope is yours, Was my life alsol I went hunting wild After the wildest beauty in the world, Which lies not calm in eyes, or braided hair, But mocks the steady running of the hour, And if it grieves, grieves richlier than here... Owen, Wilfred Strange Meeting Poem Go, Justin The Steady Running of the Hour US 2014 Fiction 9781476704586 5259 A man can lose neither the past nor the future; for how can one take something which is not yet his? Aurelius, Marcus Godfrey, Daniel New Pompeii US 2016 Fiction 9781783298112 5260 "You are saved," cried Captain Delano, more and more astonished and pained; "you are saved: what has cast such a shadow upon you?" "The negro." There was silence, while the moody man sat, slowly and unconsciously gathering his mantle about him, as if it were a pall. There was no more conversation that day. Melville, Herman Benito Cereno Goldstein, Paul Requiem, Havana US 2012 Fiction 9780809053933 5261 Such was the report which the English legations made of what they had seen and suffered in Russia; and their evidence was confirmed by the appearance which the Russian legations made in England. The strangers spoke no civilised language. Their garb, their gestures, their salutations, had a wild and barbarous character. The ambassador and the grandees who accompanied him were so gorgeous that all London crowded to stare at them, and so filthy that nobody dared to touch them. They came to the court balls dropping pearls and vermin. Macaulay, Thomas The History of England Goldsworthy, Vesna Gorsky US 2015 Fiction 1848 9781468312232 5262 That's my last Duchess painted on the wall. Browning, Robert My Last Duchess Goodwin, Daisy The American Heiress US 2010 Fiction 9780312658663 5263 The American girl has the advantage of her English sister in that she possesses all that the other lacks. Tilted Americans Goodwin, Daisy The American Heiress US 2010 Fiction 1890 9780312658663 5264 And now the flight of sea hawks hints at pterodactyl blood while ancient sunlight shimmers on the bay, and our thoughts turn to love, which if it lasts a year will flirt with immortality. Vesuvius has nothing new to say, haze-shrouded, calm. This all goes by so fast. There's more than one kind of catastrophe. Slonimsky, Lee Seaside Bench, Sorrento Goodman, Carol The Widow's House US 2017 Fiction 9780063562623 5265 My life didn't please me, so I created my life. Chanel, Gabrielle "Coco" Gortner, C. W. Mademoiselle Chanel US 2015 Fiction 9780062356437 5266 Without claiming races there would be no racing at all. Owners would avoid the hazards of fair competition. Instead, they would enter their better animals in races against the sixth-and twelfth- raters that occupy most stalls at most tracks...This would leave little or no purse money for the owners of cheap horses. The game would perish. The claiming race changes all that. When he enters his animal in a race for $5,000 claiming horses, the owner literally puts it up for sale at that price. Any other owner can file a claim before the race and lead the beast away after the running. The original owner collects the horse's share of the purse, if it earned any, but he loses the horse at a fair price. That is, he loses the horse at a fair price if it is a $5,000 horse. If it were a $10,000 horse, in a race for cheaper ones, the owner would get the purse and collect a large bet at oods of perhaps 1 to 10, but the horse would be bought by another barn at less than its true value. Ainslie's Complete Guide to Thoroughbred Racing Gordon, Jaimy Lord of Misrule US 2010 Fiction 9780857386717 5267 History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme. Twain, Mark US Y Grady, James Six Days of the Condor US 2015 Fiction 9781843445906 Epigraphs begin on chapter 5268 The distinction between the past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illiusion. Einstein, Albert Gray, Juliana A Most Extraordinary Pursuit US 2016 Fiction 9780425277072 5269 Far more important than what we do know or do not know is what we do not want to know. Hoffer, Eric Gramellini, Massimo Sweet Dreams, Little One US 2012 Fiction 9781846883514 5270 ... A story that was the subject of every variety of misrepresentation, not only by those who then lived but likewise in succeeding times: so true is it that all transactions of pre-eminent importance are wrapt in doubt and obscurity; while some hold for certain facts the most precarious hearsays, others turn facts into falsehood; and both are exaggerated by posterity. Tacitus Graves, Robert I, Claudius US 1934 Fiction 9780141188591 5271 Dirty deeds done dirt cheap. AC/DC Song King, Stephen Different Seasons US 1982 Fiction 978-0-670-27266-2 5272 I heard it throught the grapevine. Whitfield, Norman King, Stephen Different Seasons US 1982 Fiction 978-0-670-27266-2 5273 Tout s’en va, tout passe, l’eau coule, et le coeur oublie. Flaubert King, Stephen Different Seasons US 1982 Fiction 978-0-670-27266-2 5274 In the desert I saw a creature, naked, bestial, Who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands, And ate of it. I said, “Is it good, friend?” “It is bitter—bitter,” he answered; “But I like it Because it is bitter And because it is my heart.” Crane, Stephen King, Stephen Four Past Midnight US 1990 Fiction, Supernatural 5275 I’m gonna kiss you, girl, and hold ya, I’m gonna do all the things I told ya In the midnight hour. Pickett, Wilson King, Stephen Four Past Midnight US 1990 Fiction, Supernatural 5276 Primarily my research relied heavily on the nonfiction book, The Demonologist . Despite its popularity, I found the book was hard to acquire. It is unlike any book I have ever read. It’s a book about mystical theology. In it, one learns just how and why mystical phenomena occur. It scared the daylights out of me. Profoundly. The preface insists that it is not dangerous to read and that “knowledge is power.” Whatever. I felt a sense of terror every time I cracked it open. I never read the book in the sanctity of my home. I could only read it in flight, funnily enough. Somehow I felt safeguarded in an airplane. Farmiga, Vera Brittle, Gerald The Demonologist: The extraordinary Career of Ed + Lorraine Warren US 1980 Fiction 5277 We are able to find everything in our memory, which is like a dispensary or chemical laboratory in which chance steers our hand sometimes to a soothing drug and sometimes to a dangerous poison. Proust, Marcel In Search of Lost Time Garey, Juliann Too Bright To Hear Too Loud to See US 2012 Fiction 9781616951290 5278 Wake me up early, be good to my dogs And teach my children to pray. Anderson, John Gautreaux, Tim Signals US 2017 Fiction 9780451493040 5279 ...men and girls came and went like moths among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars. Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Novel Gaynor, Hazel The Girl from the Savoy US 2016 Fiction 9780062403476 5280 He that conceals his grief finds no remedy for it. Turkish proverb Proverb Turkey Y Gayle, Mike The Hope Family Calendar US 2016 Fiction 9781473628403 5281 In the middle of the journey of our life I found myself in a dark wood, for the straight way was lost. Dante Gayle, Mike Turning Forty US 2013 Fiction 9781444787498 5282 I found a really long grey hair and it kind of flipped me out. It's not my first, but it's the fact that it was so long. I was like, "Oh, that's been there. How many others are there, and what does that mean?" It actually brought me to tears slightly. Aniston, Jennifer US Gayle, Mike Turning Forty US 2013 Fiction 9781444787498 5283 I liked turning forty. Maybe I had a crisis earlier or something. Maybe I had it in my thirties. One thing that sucks though is that your face kind of goes, and your body's not quite working the same. But you've earned it. You've earned that, things falling apart. Pitt, Brad US Gayle, Mike Turning Forty US 2013 Fiction 9781444787498 5284 Our greatest misfortunes come to us from ourselves. Rousseau Gayle, Mike Seeing Other People US 2015 Fiction 9781444708646 5285 I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness. Dickinson, Emily US Gaylin, Alison What Remains Of Me US 2016 Fiction 9780062369857 5286 If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you. If you do not bring forth what is within you, what you do not bring forth will destroy you. The Gospel of Thomas, saying 70 Genova, Lisa Inside the O' Briens US 2015 Fiction 9781410478498 5287 Once you can imagine these things, you can't unimagine them. O'Brien, Joe Genova, Lisa Inside the O' Briens US 2015 Fiction 9781410478498 5288 To be accurate is not to be right. Hazzard, Shirley Gibbon, Maureen Paris Red US 2015 Fiction 9780393244465 5289 Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards. Kierkegaard, Soren Gideon, Melanie Valley of the Moon US 2016 Fiction 9780345539281 5290 Only connect. Forster, E. M. Gideon, Melanie Wife 22 US 2012 Fiction 9780345527950 5291 Sometimes Louis saw in his sons a mirror that reflected the best of who he was and he was in awe; other times he hoped to see nothing of himself and would insists on molding the opposite, by force if necessary. Fatherhood is the bending of that alpha and that omega, with the wobbly heat of our own fathers mixed in. We love and hate our boys for what they might see. Dyer, A. N. The Spared Man Gilbert, David & Sons US 2013 Fiction 9780812984354 5292 What life is, we know not. What life does, we know well. Lord Perceval Gilbert, Elizabeth The Signature of All Things US 2013 Fiction 9780670024858 5293 What does it mean to love somebody? It is always to seize that person in a mass, extract him or her from a group, however small, in which he or she participates, whether it be through the family only or through something else; then to find that person's own {wolf} packs, the multiplicities he or she encloses within himself or herself which may be of an entirely different nature. Deleuze, Gilles and Guattari, Felix A Thousand Plateaus Giordano, Paolo Like Family US 2014 Fiction 9780525428763 5294 I wasn't born an actress, you know. Events made me one. Harlow, Jean Girard, Anne Platinum Doll US 2016 Fiction 9780778318668 5295 Brain development can be characterized as the gradual unfolding of a powerful, self-organizing network of processes with complex interactions between genes and environment. Karns Journal of Neuroscience, Altered Cross-Modal Processing Kirk, Shannon The Method US 2015 Fiction 2012 9780751564310 5296 Many people claim that the resolute acceptance of death is the way of the samurai. However, these people are wrong; warriors have no monopoly on this virtue. Monks, women and peasans too can face death bravely. No; the true distinction of a samurai lies in overcoming other men and bringing glory to himself. Musashi Miyamoto Go Rin No Sho (The Book of Five Rings) Japan Kirk, David Child of Vengeance US 2013 Fiction 1645 9781471102400 5297 Blues falling down like hail Blue falling down like hail And the day keeps on worryin' me There's a hellhound on my trail. Johnson, Robert Hellhound on my trail Kittredge, Caitlin Black Dog US 2014 Fiction 9780062316912 5298 Appoint out for you cities of refuge, whereof I spake unto you by the hand of Moses: That the slayer that killeth any person unawares and unwittingly may flee thither: and they shall be your refuge from the avenger of blood. Joshua 20:2-3 Kitakata, Kenzo City of Refuge US 2012 Fiction 9781934287125 5299 In the eyes of God, no matter how much humans struggle to prolong our lives, we're merely charging out onto the battlefield with a shield of straw. Hancock, Richard Kiuchi, Kazuhiro Shield of Straw US 2007 Fiction 9781941220559 5300 In portaging from one river to another, Wabanakis had to carry their canoes and all other possessinos. Everyone knew the value of traveling light and understood that it required leaving some things behind. Nothing encumbered movement more than fear, which was often the most difficult burden to surrender. McBride, Bunny Women of the Dawn Kline, Christina Baker Orphan Train US 2013 Fiction 9780061950728 5301 Invariable repetition causes the excessive prolongation of a settled condition: therefore, says the poet, change is in all things sweet. Aristotle Rhetoric, book 1, chapter 11 Greece Kline, Christina Baker The Way Life Should Be US 2007 Fiction 9780060798918 5302 One should never trust a woma who tells one her real age. A woman who would tell one that would tell one anything. Wilde, Oscar Knight, India Mutton US 2012 Fiction 9781905490844 5303 It seems that a new knightly order has recently been born in the Orient. They do not fear death; instead, they long for death. Saint Bernard of Clairvaux Knox, Tom The Babylon Rite US 2012 Fiction AD 1135 9780670026647 5304 And the LORD brought us FORTH out of EGYPT, with a mighty hand. Deuteronomy 26:8 Knox, Tom The Deceit US 2013 Fiction 9780007459209 5305 The past is now part of my future, the present is well out of hand. Joy Division Heart and Soul Knox, Joseph Sirens US 2017 Fiction 9780857524331 5306 Haynes: [To crew] Pull the power back. That's right. Pull the left one [throttle] back. Copilot: Pull the left one back. Approach: At the end of the runway it's just wide-open field. Cockpit unidentified voice: Left throttle, left, left, left, left... Cockpit unidentitied voice: God! Cabin: [Sound of impact] MacPherson, Malcolm The Black Box Koch, Herman Dear Mr M US 2014 Fiction 9781447294726 5307 How can we know the dancer from the dance? Yeats, William Butler Kohler, Sheila Dreaming for Freud US 2014 Fiction 9780143125198 5308 They followed the light and shadow, and the light led them forward to light and the shadow led them to darkness. Eliot, T. S. Choruses from The Rock, VII Koontz, Dean Deeply Odd US 2013 Fiction 9780007327034 5309 From childhood's hour I have not been As others were -- I have not seen As others saw. Poe, Edgar Allan Alone Koontz, Dean Odd Apocalypse US 2012 Fiction 9780553807745 5310 O dark dark dark. They all go into the dark... Eliot, T. S. East Coker Koontz, Dean 77 Shadow Street US 2011 Fiction 9780553807714 5311 The only wisdom we can hope to acquire Is the wisdom of humility... Eliot, T. S. East Coker Koontz, Dean Saint Odd US 2015 Fiction 9780345545879 5312 She... Hears the song in the egg of a bird. Dickey, James Sleeping Out at Easter Koontz, Dean Ashley Bell US 2015 Fiction 9780345545961 5313 Hold every moment sacred. Give each clarity and meaning, each the weight of thine awareness, each its true and due fulfillment. Mann, Thomas The Beloved Returns Koontz, Dean The City US 2014 Fiction 9780345545930 5314 "Needs must thou find another way to flee," He answered, seeing my eyes with weeping fill, "If thou from this wild place wouldst get thee free; Because this beast, at which thou criest still, Suffereth none to go upon her path, But hindereth and entangleth till she kill, And hath a nature so perverse in wrath, Her craving maw never is satiated But after food the fiercer hunger hath." Dante The Inferno, Canto I, 91-99 Korkeakivi, Anne One Unexpected Quest US 2012 Fiction 9780316196772 5315 Spirits pay rent to the basements they haunt. Pug, Joe Nation of Heat Koryta, Michael The Ridge US 2011 Fiction 9780316053662 5316 And I became a thin blue flame, polished on a mountain range. Ritter, Josh Thin Blue Flame Koryta, Michael The Ridge US 2011 Fiction 9780316053662 5317 Our virtues and our failings are inseperable, like force and matter. When they separate, man is no more. Tesla, Nikola Koryta, Michael Rise the Dark US 2016 Fiction 9780316293839 5318 The mind of every assassin runs on a narrow-gauge track. But theere are no loners. No man lives in a void. His every act is conditioned by his time and his society. Machester, William The Death of a President Koryta, Michael Rise the Dark US 2016 Fiction 9780316293839 5319 This, Sir is my case! It is the case not merely of that humble institution, it is the case of every college in our Land... of all those great charities founded by the piety of our ancestors to alleviate human misery, and scatter blessings along the pathway of life... Sir, you may destroy this little institution; it is weak, it is in your hands! I know it is one of the lesser lights in the literary horizon of our country. You may put it out! But if you do so, you must carry through your work! You must extinguish, one after another, all those great lights of science which for more than a century have thrown their radiance over our land! It is, Sir, as I have said, a small college. And yet there are those who love it! Webster, Daniel Korelitz, Jean Hanff The Devil and Webster US 2017 Fiction 1818 9781455592388 5320 History has many cunning passages, contrived corridors. Eliot, T. S. Koryta, Michael Last Words US 2015 Fiction 9781444742619 5321 It is impossible that God should ever deceive me, since in all fraud and deceit is to be found a certain imperfection. Descartes Y Kosmatka, Ted The Flicker Men US 2015 Fiction 9780805096194 Epigraphs begin on section 5322 The heart has reasons that reason does not understand. Pascal, Blaise Krueger, William Kent Ordinary Grace US 2013 Fiction 9781451645828 5323 Interns are invisible. You can tell executives your name a hundred times and they will never remember it because they have no respect for someone at the bottom of the barrel, working for free. The irony is that they will heap important duties on you with total abandon. The more of these duties you involuntarily accept, the more you will get, simultaneously acquiring TRUST AND ACCESS. Ultimately, your target will trust you with his life, and that is when you will take it. The Intern's Handbook Kuhn, Shane Kill Your Boss US 2014 Fiction 9780751552348 5324 We may well imagine that the glory of life lies around everyone, and always in its full richness, but obscured, down in the depths, invisible and far away. There it lies, however, not hostile, not reluctant, not deaf. If you use the right word, calling it by its right name, it will come. That is the essence of the magic that does not create but calls. Kafka, Franz Diaries Kumpfmuller, Michael The Glory of Life US 2011 Fiction 1921 9781908323545 5325 Having cleaned his armor and made a full helmet out of a simple headpiece, and having given a name to his horse and decided on one for himself, he realized that the only thing left for him to do was to find a lady to love, for the knight errant without a lady-love was a tree without leaves or fruit, a body without a soul. de Cervantes, Miguel Don Quixote Kurniawan, Eka Beauty is a Wound US 2002 Fiction 9780811223638 5326 As for this little key, it is that of the closet at the end of the long gallery, on the ground floor. Open everyting, and go everywhere except that little closet, which I forbid you to enter, and I forbid you strictly, that if you should venture to open the door, there is nothing that you may not have to dread from my anger. Perrault, Charles Blue Beard Kendal, Claire The book of You US 2014 Fiction 9780062326669 5327 All liars shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone... Revelation 21:8 Kepler, Lars The Fire Witness US 2011 Fiction 9780007467778 5328 But, O the heavy change, now thou art gone, Now thou art gone, and never must return! Milton Lycidas Y Kerouac, Jack The Haunted Life US 2014 Fiction 9780141394084 Epigraphs begin on section 5329 And in myself too many things have perished which, I imagined, would last forever, and new structures have arisen, given birth to new sorrows and new joys which in those days I could not have foreseen, just as now the old are difficult of comprehension. Proust A la recherche du temps perdu Y Kerouac, Jack The Haunted Life US 2014 Fiction 9780141394084 Epigraphs begin on section 5330 N'ous-je pas une fois une jeunesse amiable, heroique, fabuleuse, a ecrire sur des feuilles d'or, trop de chance! par quel crime, par quelle erreur, aije merite ma faiblesse actuelle? Rimbaud Une saison en enfer Y Kerouac, Jack The Haunted Life US 2014 Fiction 9780141394084 Epigraphs begin on section 5331 My heart is full. Newman, Paul The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Mood Marigolds Kerangal, Maylis de Mend the Living US 2014 Fiction 1972 9780857053855 5332 Let justice be done lest the world perish. Hegel Khan, Ausma Zehanat The Unquiet Dead US 2014 Fiction 9781250055118 5333 All verterbrates... spend time learning their surroundings and for the most part migrate within these familiar areas. On the other hand, all plants and all other invertebrates... are always traveling on into the unknown, through not, as one might suppose, randomly haphazardly. Baker, Dr. Robin The Mystery of Migration Khadivi, Laleh The Walking US 2013 Fiction 9781408814840 5334 I know not how significant it is, or how far it is an evidence of singularity, that an individual should thus consent in his pettiest walk with the general movement of the race; but I know that somehting akin to the migratory instinct of bird and quadrupeds... affects both nations and individuals, either perenially or from time to time. Thoreau, Henry David Walking Khadivi, Laleh The Walking US 2013 Fiction 9781408814840 5335 Why should we plant the tree we will never see? Ferdowsi, Abolqasem Shahnameh Khadivi, Laleh The Walking US 2013 Fiction 9781408814840 5336 If you desire to move towards lasting peace Smile at the destiny that strikes you down and strike no one. Khayyam, Omar Khadra, Yasmina The Dictator's Last Night US 2015 Fiction 9781910477137 5337 For the sixth time, the mousy little engineer and his wife, waiting in Sing Sing’s death house, had petitioned the highest tribunal…. For the sixth time, a majority of the nine Justices rejected a Rosenberg appeal…. Then, as the clock ticked on toward 11 p.m. Thursday, the hour of death for the spies, Supreme Court Justice William Douglas acted alone. Unexpectedly, the court having recessed for the summer, he granted the stay of execution that the full court had denied. That touched off, within the next 24 hours, one of the most dramatic and novel episodes in all the august annals of the U.S. Supreme Court…. “The Last Appeal,” TIME, June 29, 1953 Coover, Robert Public Burning US 1977 Speculative fiction 802135277 5338 That’s what I’m counting on most of all — the stories. Paris, Josephine Josephine Paris (as played by Ethel Rosenberg) in The Valiant, by H. E. Porter and Robert Middlemass Coover, Robert Public Burning US 1977 Speculative fiction 802135277 5339 I did not come to tell you things that you know as well as I. Eisenhower, Dwight David Dwight David Eisenhower April 7, 1953 Coover, Robert Public Burning US 1977 Speculative fiction 802135277 5340 Of course, none of us had much money at the time, so we would just meet at someone’s house after skating and have food, a spaghetti dinner or something of that type, and then we would sit around and tell stories and laugh. Dick was always the highlight of the party because he has a wonderful sense of humor. He would keep everybody in stitches. Sometimes we would even act out parts. I will never forget one night when we did “Beauty and the Beast.” Dick was the Beast, and one of the other men dressed up like Beauty. This sounds rather silly to be telling it now, but in those days we were all very young…. It was good, clean fun, and we had loads of laughs. Mrs Richard Nixon US Coover, Robert Public Burning US 1977 Speculative fiction 802135277 5341 All my humor is situation stuff…. Mrs Richard Nixon US Coover, Robert Public Burning US 1977 Speculative fiction 802135277 5342 The Kingdom is at war, besieged by a roving band of demented Cretin Wizards who have stirred up the forest wild things and aroused the demonic within the commoners. Undermined by intrigue and stupidity, its battlements crumbling, the Kingdom is about to capitulate. The King and his minions cannot save it. But Beauty can try. Elliott, Sally Against the Cretins Coover, Robert The Brunist Day of Wrath US 2014 Fiction 1938604385 5343 Write what you see in a book and send it to the Seven Churches. Revelations 1:11 Bible Coover, Robert Origin of the Brunists US 1966 Fiction 80213743 5344 Those two, with so much else in common, were models for me, masters, examples to follow, and now my justification. Tristia Book II Coover, Robert John's Wife US 1996 Fiction 684830434 5345 It may be that friendship is nourished on observation and conversation, but love is born from and nourished on silent interpretation … The beloved expresses a possible world unknown to us … that must be deciphered. Deleuze,Gilles Proust and Signs Galchen, Rivka Atmospheric Disturbances US 2008 Fiction 37420011 5346 Since the first numerical prediction model we have witnessed a steady improvement in forecasting large scale flows. Yet on the human scale (i.e., the mesoscale) little to no improvement has been reported. Several reasons have been cited … yet the most obvious reason (to me at least) is: we cannot tell what the weather will be tomorrow (or the next hour) because we do not know accurately enough what the weather is right now Tzvi Gal-Chen Initialization of Mesoscale Models: The Possible Impact of Remotely Sensed Data Galchen, Rivka Atmospheric Disturbances US 2008 Fiction 37420011 5347 All Americans come from Ohio originally, if only briefly. Powell, Dawn Pollock, Donald Ray Knockemstiff US 2008 Fiction 38552382 5348 In the desert I saw a creature, naked, bestial, Who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands, And ate of it. I said, “Is it good, friend?” “It is bitter—bitter,” he answered; “But I like it Because it is bitter, And because it is my heart.” Crane, Stephen Watkins, Claire Battleborn US 2012 Fiction 159448825 5349 There it is. Take it. Mulholland, William Watkins, Claire Gold Fame Citrus US 2015 Fiction 159463423 5350 I shall still be here … growing my bark around the wire fence like a grin. Squire, Caroline An Apple Tree Spouts Philosophy in an Office Car Park Moore, Lorrie Bark: Stories US 2014 Fiction 30759413 5351 In the splitting up dream we were fighting over who would keep the dog, Blizzard. You tell me what that name means. He was a cross between something big and fluffy and a dachshund. Does this have to be the male and female genitalia? Poor Blizzard, why was he a dog? He barely touched the hummus in his dogfood dish. Glück, Louise Vita Nova Moore, Lorrie Bark: Stories US 2014 Fiction 30759413 5352 Don’t be gruff. Anything that falls on the floor is mine. Gerstler, Amy Interview with a Dog Moore, Lorrie Bark: Stories US 2014 Fiction 30759413 5353 Well run, Thisby. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night’s Dream Moore, Lorrie Who Will Run the Frog Hospital US 1994 Fiction 1400033829 5354 I am thankful that this pond was made deep and pure for a symbol. Thoreau, Henry David Walden Moore, Lorrie Who Will Run the Frog Hospital US 1994 Fiction 1400033829 5355 How public — like a Frog— To tell one’s name — the livelong June— Dickinson, Emily Moore, Lorrie Who Will Run the Frog Hospital US 1994 Fiction 1400033829 5356 … it is not news that we live in a world Where beauty is unexplainable And suddenly ruined And has its own routines. We are often far From home in a dark town, and our griefs Are difficult to translate into a language Understood by others. Smith, Charlie The Meaning of Birds Moore, Lorrie Birds of America US 1998 Fiction 312241224 5357 Is it o-ka-lee Or con-ka-ree, is it really jug jug, Is it cuckoo for that matter?— Much less whether a bird’s call Means anything in Particular, or at all. Clampitt, Amy Syrinx Moore, Lorrie Birds of America US 1998 Fiction 312241224 5358 How can I live my life without committing an act with a giant scissors? Oates, Joyce Carol An Interior Monologue Moore, Lorrie Birds of America US 1998 Fiction 312241224 5359 The word mammoth is derived from the Tartar word mamma meaning “the earth” … From this some mistakenly came to believe that the great beast had always lived underground, burrowing like a big mole. And they were sure it died when it came to the surface and breathed fresh air! Andrews, Roy Chapman All About Strange Beasts of the Past Moore, Lorrie Anagrams US 1986 Fiction 44667272 5360 I don’t think there’s anything in that black bag for me. Garland, Judy The Wizard of Oz Moore, Lorrie Anagrams US 1986 Fiction 44667272 5361 I shall be telling this with a sigh … Frost, Robert The Road Not Taken Moore, Lorrie Anagrams US 1986 Fiction 44667272 5362 As for living, we shall have our servants do that for us Villiers de L'isle-Adam Axel Moore, Lorrie A Gate at the Stairs US 2009 Fiction 37540928 5363 Suzuki! Madama Butterfly Madama Butterfly Moore, Lorrie A Gate at the Stairs US 2009 Fiction 37540928 5364 All seats provide equal viewing of the universe. Museum Guide, Hayden Planetarium Moore, Lorrie A Gate at the Stairs US 2009 Fiction 37540928 5365 It seemed very sad to see you going off in your new shoes alone Zelda Fitzgerald, in a letter to her husband, February 1932 Moore, Lorrie Like Life US 1990 Fiction 37571916 5366 The spectacle’s externality with respect to the acting subject is demonstrated by the fact that the individual’s own gestures are no longer his own, but rather those of someone else who represents them to him. The spectator feels at home nowhere, for the spectacle is everywhere. Debord, Guy The Society of the Spectacle Alarcón, Daniel At Night We Walk in Circles US 2013 Fiction 1594631719 5367 BÉRENGER: [who also stops feeling the invisible walls, greatly surprised] Why, what do you mean? [The ARCHITECT returns to his files.] In any case, I’m glad my memory is real and I can feel it with my fingers. I’m as young as I was a hundred years ago. I can fall in love again … [Calling to the wings on the right: ] Mademoiselle, oh, Mademoiselle, will you marry me? Ionesco, Eugene The Killer Alarcón, Daniel At Night We Walk in Circles US 2013 Fiction 1594631719 5368 It is the people who are executed and the people who make up the firing squad; the people are both vague randomness and precise law. There are no tricks, nor can there be. Monsivais, Carlos Alarcón, Daniel Lost City Radio US 2007 Fiction 60594799 5369 mi familia y mis mejores amigos And they’ve opened your sides to cover their stench And they’ve beaten you because you are always stone And they’ve thrown you to the abyss so as not to hear your voice of fire And they’ve wounded you And they’ve killed you And so they’ve abandoned you like an animal like the king of any desert except this one Villacorta, Carlos In Your Kingdom” Alarcón, Daniel War by Candlelight: Stories US 2005 Fiction 60594802 5370 It is common knowledge that nobody is born with a decalogue already formed, but that everyone builds his own either during his life or at the end, on the basis of his own experiences, or of those of others which can be assimilated to his own; so that everybody’s moral universe, suitably interpreted, comes to be identified with the sum of his former experiences, and so represents an abridged form of his biography. Levi, Primo The Reawakening Baxter, Charles There's Something I Want You to Do US 2015 Fiction 110187001 5371 Yes, there were times when I forgot not only who I was, but that I was, forgot to be. Beckett, Samuel Molloy Baxter, Charles The Feast of Love US 2000 Fiction 037570910X 5372 I dreamed I had my wish: — I seemed to see the conditions of my life, upon a luminous stage: how I could change, how I could not: the root of necessity, and choice. Bidart, Frank Golde State Baxter, Charles The Soul Thief US 2008 Fiction 37542252 5373 I very much wanted to manage in that first movement without using trombones, and tried to. . But. . I must confess to you that I am a profoundly melancholy man, that black wings flap incessantly above us. . no — I must have my trombones. Brahms, Johannes Johannes Brahms, in a letter to Vincenz Lachner Baxter, Charles Saul and Patsy US 2003 Fiction 375709169 5374 Michigan seems like a dream to me now. Simon, Paul America Baxter, Charles Saul and Patsy US 2003 Fiction 375709169 5375 The fact that I am writing to you in English already falsifies what I wanted to tell you. My subject: how to explain to you that I don’t belong to English though I belong nowhere else Firmat, Gustavo Pérez Diaz, Junot Drown US 1996 Fiction 1573226068 5376 Traumatic memory is not narrative. Rather, it is experience that reoccurs, either as full sensory replay of traumatic events in dreams or flashbacks, with all things seen, heard, smelled, and felt intact, or as disconnected fragments onathan Shay, M.D., Ph.D. Achilles in Vietnam Means, David Hystopia US 2016 Fiction 865479135 5377 So you people don’t believe in God. So you’re all big smart know-it-all Marxists and Freudians, hey? Why don’t you come back in a million years and tell me all about it, angels? Kerouac, Jack Means, David Hystopia US 2016 Fiction 865479135 5378 — Phew! A biographer is a devil. E.M., in conversation Millhauser, Steven Edwin Mullhouse: The Life and Death of an American Writer 1943-1954 US 1972 Fiction 679766529 5379 Children are the eyes and hands of a family. S. Leong Shepard, Jim Flights US 1983 Fiction 45225592 5380 Through the suburbs sleepless people stagger, as though just delivered from a shipwreck of blood. Lorca, Federico Garcia The Dawn Calhoun, Kenneth Black Moon US 2014 Fiction 804137145 5381 Are you awake now too? Wilco Black Moon Calhoun, Kenneth Black Moon US 2014 Fiction 804137145 5382 Ultimately, the dog, its constant presence in human experience coupled with its nearness to the feral world, is the alter ego of man himself. White, David Gordon Myths of the Dog-Man Watson, Brad Last Days of the Dog-Men US 1996 Fiction 393321207 5383 In the wombs of the mothers, unborn embryos were growing, membranes and tissues folded and pleated themselves cleverly around each other, exploring without sorrow, without hesitation, the possibilities of topological space. Gustafsson, Lars Greatness Strikes Where It Pleases Watson, Brad Miss Jane US 2016 Fiction 39324173 5384 She’d had, like anyone else, her love story. Flaubert, Gustav A Simple Heart Watson, Brad Miss Jane US 2016 Fiction 39324173 5385 Lettera gesta docet, quid credas allegoria; Moralis quid agas, quo tendas anagogia. Augustine of Dacia Rotulus pugillaris Adrian, Chris The Children's Hospital US 2006 Fiction 1932416609 5386 There may be always a time of innocence. There is never a place. Stevens, Wallace The Auroras of Autumn Foulds, Adam In the Wolf's Mouth US 2014 Fiction 37417582 5387 Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to never was there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it. O'Connor, Flannery Wise Blood Ostlund, Lori After The Parade US 2015 Fiction 1476790108 5388 It is an odd thing, but everyone who disappears is said to be seen at San Francisco. Wilde, Oscar Ostlund, Lori After The Parade US 2015 Fiction 1476790108 5389 In the true movement of community what is at stake is never humanity, but always the end of humanity. Nancy, Jean-Luc Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 5390 Infinite emptiness will be all around you, all the resurrected dead of all the ages wouldn’t fill it, and there you’ll be like a little bit of grit in the middle of the steppe. Beckett, Samuel Endgame Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 5391 It is the desire and goal of the Church to gather and preserve copies of the world’s genealogical information recorded through the ages into one central storage area where they will be safe from the ravages of nature and the destructions of man…. The magnificent machinery is in motion, and in an efficient, businesslike manner, page by page and book by book these records are being stored as priceless treasures, securely protected in the tops of the mountains. Brother Sidney B. Sperry Evenson, Brian Immobility US 2012 Fiction 765330962 5392 The scroll of the night sky seemed to roll back, showing a huge blood-dusky presence looming enormous, stooping, looking down, awaiting its moment. Lawrence, D.H The Border Line Evenson, Brian Fugue State US 2009 Fiction 1566892252 5393 And if thy right eye offend thee, pluck it out, and cast if from thee. . And if thy right hand offend thee, cut it off, and cast it from thee. . Matthew 5:29-30 Bible Evenson, Brian Last Days US 2003 Fiction 98022600 5394 All this repeated cant, therefore, about our American mountains is not true in point of fact. But what if it were? — yes, gentlemen, what if it were? And this question brings me to the gist of the matter. Kennedy, Philip Pendleton Philip Pendleton Kennedy, The Blackwater Chronicle: A Narrative of an Expedition into the Land of Canaan, of Randolph County, Virginia, a Country Flowing with Wild Animals, Such as Panthers, Bears, Wolves, Elk, Deer, Otter, Badger, &c., &c., with Innumerable Trout — by Five Adventurous Gentlemen, without Any Aid of Government, and Solely by Their Own Resources, in the Summer of 1851. Null, Matthew Allegheny Front US 2016 Fiction 1941411258 5395 Now I am ready to tell how bodies changed into different bodies. Metamorphoses Banks, Russell Lost Memory of Skin US 2011 Fiction 61857637 5396 … and I only am escaped alone to tell thee Job 1:16 Bible Banks, Russell Cloudsplitter US 1998 Fiction 0-06-016860-9 5397 The great enigma of human life is not suffering but affliction. Weil, Simone The Love of God and Affliction Banks, Russell Affliction US 1989 Fiction 6092007 5398 The individual has a host of shadows, all of which resemble him and for the moment have an equal claim to authenticity. Kierkegaard Repetition Banks, Russell Hamilton Stark US 1978 Fiction 60977051 5399 A certain sense of tragedy, however attractive, Is to be avoided. Though there is no need to make a dogma of that Brecht, Bertolt Banks, Russell Trailerpark US 1981 Fiction 9782742719013 5400 Yun seul dwèt pas capab’ mangé gombo. Banks, Russell Continental Drift US 1985 Fiction 60854944 5401 I am free. High above the mast the moon Rides clear of her mind and the waves make a refrain Of this: that the snake has shed its skin upon The floor. Go on through the darkness. The waves fly back. Stevens, Wallace Farewell to Florida Banks, Russell Continental Drift US 1985 Fiction 60854944 5402 Harper’s Creek and roarin’ ribber, Thar, my dear, we’ll live forebber; Den we’ll go de Ingin nation, All I want in dis creation Is pretty little wife and big plantation. Northrup Twelve Years a Slave Banks, Russell Continental Drift US 1985 Fiction 60854944 5403 Remember death. Banks, Russell Relation of My Imprisonment US 1984 Fiction 60976802 5404 I am beautiful as a dream of stone. Baudelaire, Charles Banks, Russell The Reserve US 2008 Fiction 61430250 5405 Every angel is terrifying. Rilke The Duino Elegies Banks, Russell The Angel on the Roof US 1999 Fiction 60931256 5406 A poor prince who is weak in cavalry, and whose whole infantry does not exceed a single man, had best quit the field; and signalize himself in the cabinet, if he can get up into it — I say up into it — for there is no descending perpendicular amongst ’em with a “Me voici! mes infants”—here I am — whatever many may think. Sterne, Laurence A Sentimental Journey Banks, Russell Outer Banks US 2008 Fiction 6154452 5407 “Más allá del sol, más allá del mar, más allá de Dios, poco más allá.” Varela, Carlos Engel, Patricia The Veins of the Ocean US 2016 Fiction 802124895 5408 “Is the cinema more important than life?” Truffaut, Francois Kurtz, Ed Angel of the Abyss US 2014 Fiction 1940544440 5409 Why shouldn’t things be largely absurd, futile, and transitory? They are so, and we are so, and they and we go very well together. Santayana, George Proulx, Annie Barkskins US 2016 Fiction 743288785 5410 In Antiquity every tree, every spring, every stream, every hill had its own genius loci, its guardian spirit. These spirits were accessible to men, but were very unlike men; centaurs, fauns, and mermaids show their ambivalence. Before one cut a tree, mined a mountain, or dammed a brook, it was important to placate the spirit in charge of that particular situation, and to keep it placated. By destroying pagan animism, Christianity made it possible to exploit nature in a mood of indifference to the feelings of natural objects. Lynn White, Jr. Proulx, Annie Barkskins US 2016 Fiction 743288785 5411 Many African societies divide humans into three categories: those still alive on the earth, the sasha, and the zamani. The recently departed whose time on earth overlapped with people still here are the sasha, the living-dead. They are not wholly dead, for they still live in the memories of the living, who can call them to mind, create their likeness in art, and bring them to life in anecdote. When the last person to know an ancestor dies, that ancestor leaves the sasha for the zamani, the dead. As generalized ancestors, the zamani are not forgotten but revered. Many… can be recalled by name. But they are not living-dead. There is a difference Loewen, James Lies my Teacher Told Me Brockmeier, Kevin The Brief History of the Dead US 2006 Fiction 743288785 5412 The strong in spirit wear bright clothes of fire. They dance and burn. The light is worth the pain. The light is worth the pain. The pain stops when the flame dies out. Blumenfeld, Hugh Brockmeier, Kevin The Illumination US 2011 Fiction 375425314 5413 hand, that with a grasp may grip the worlde. Marlowe, Christopher Rash, Ron Serena US 2008 Fiction 61470856 5414 The word adventures carries in it so free and licentious a sound. that it can hardly with propriety be applied to those few and natural incidents which compose the history of a woman of honour. Lennox, Charlotte The Female Quixote, 1752 Hadley, Tessa Clever Girl US 2013 Fiction 62270397 5415 God’s old lady, she sure is a big chick. Mingus, Charles Alexie, Sherman Reservation Blues US 1995 Fiction 80214190 5416 I went to the crossroad fell down on my knees I went to the crossroad fell down on my knees Johnson, Robert Alexie, Sherman Reservation Blues US 1995 Fiction 80214190 5417 We are what We have lost Kuo, Alex Alexie, Sherman Indian Killer US 1996 Fiction B00FEZ24QO 5418 “Po-tee-weet?” Vonnegut, Kurt Slaughterhouse-Five Alexie, Sherman Flight US 2007 Fiction 80217037 5419 Love — bittersweet, irrepressible— loosens my limbs and I tremble. Sappho Alexie, Sherman Ten Little Indians US 2003 Fiction 009946456X 5420 I SAW A MAN swerve his car And try to hit a stray dog, But the quick mutt dodged Between two parked cars And made his escape. God, I thought, did I just see What I think I saw? At the next red light, I pulled up beside the man And stared hard at him. He knew that’d I seen His murder attempt, But he didn’t care. He smiled and yelled loud Enough for me to hear him Through our closed windows: “Don’t give me that face Unless you’re going to do Something about it. Come on, tough guy, What are you going to do?” I didn’t do anything. I turned right on the green. He turned left against traffic. I don’t know what happened To that man or the dog, But I drove home And wrote this poem. Why do poets think They can change the world? The only life I can save Is my own. Alexie, Sherman War Dances US 2009 Fiction 80211919 5421 There’s a little bit of magic in everything and then some loss to even things out. Reed, Lou Alexie, Sherman The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven US 1993 Fiction 80214167 5422 I listen to the gunfire we cannot hear, and begin this journey with the light of knowing the root of my own furious love. Harjo, Joy Alexie, Sherman The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven US 1993 Fiction 80214167 5423 Birth and death are so closely related that one could not destroy either without destroying the other at the same time. It is extinction that makes creation possible Butler, Samuel Burke, Kealan and Shannon, Harry Concrete Gods US 2011 Fiction B004JU0JKI 5424 There was never any more inception than there is now, Nor any more youth or age than there is now, And will never be any more perfection than there is now, Nor any more heaven or hell than there is now. Urge and urge and urge, Always the procreant urge of the world Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Goolsby, Jesse I'd Walk with My Friends If I Could Find Them US 2015 Fiction 544380983 5425 The rest of you can eat me up. I just record your behavior. Tsvetayeva, Marina McGuane, Thomas Crow Fair: Stories US 2015 Fiction 385350198 5426 If you come to a fork in the road, take it. Berra, Yogi McGuane, Thomas Nothing but Blue Skies US 1992 Fiction 67974778 5427 Man is excellently made and eagerly lives the kind of life that is being lived. Zoshchenko, Mikhail McGuane, Thomas Ninety-Two in the Shade US 1973 Fiction 67975289 5428 I photographed you with my Rolleiflex. It showed your enormous ingratitude. Jobim, Antonio Carlos McGuane, Thomas Keep the Change US 1989 Fiction 395488877 5429 To be a human being, one had to drink from the cup. If one were lucky on one day, or cowardly on another, it was presented on a third occasion. Greene, Graham McGuane, Thomas Gallatin Canyon US 2006 Fiction 1400041562 5430 As for the double life, everyone lives one actually. Why brag about it? Walser, Robert McGuane, Thomas Driving on the Rim US 2010 Fiction 1400041554 5431 Whirl is king. Aristophanes McGuane, Thomas The Sporting Club US 1968 Fiction 679752900 5432 A savage place! as holy and enchanted As e’er beneath a waning moon was haunted By woman wailing for her demon lover. Kubla Khan McGuane, Thomas The Cadence of Grass US 2002 Fiction 679767452 5433 When the sea was calm all ships alike Showed mastership in floating. W.S. McGuane, Thomas The Bushwacked Piano US 1971 Fiction 39472642 5434 There is no question that the dog who is really ready for a big trial is on the threshold of committing grave mistakes. Morgan, Charles On Retrievers McGuane, Thomas Something to Be Desired US 1984 Fiction 394731565 5435 The best epitaph a man can gain is to have accomplished daring deeds of valor against the enmity of fiends during his lifetime. The Seafarer McGuane, Thomas Panama US 1978 Fiction 67975291 5436 Am I the sea, or a sea monster, that thou settest a guard over me? Job 7:12 Bible Parker, T Jefferson The Famous and the Dead US 2013 Fiction 1455818097 5437 They of the west are appalled at his day and horror seizes them of the east. Job 18 Bible Parker, T Jefferson Little Saigon US 1988 Fiction 312915934 5438 There's a quaint little place they call Lullaby Town - It's just back of those hills where the sunsets go down. Its streets are of silver, its buildings of gold, And its palaces dazzling things to behold. There's a peddler who carries, strapped high on his back, A bundle. Now, guess what he has in that pack. No, he's not peddling jams nor delectable creams. Would you know what he's selling? Just wonderful dreams! Lullaby Town Crais, Robert Lullaby Town US 1992 Fiction 752817000 5439 Welcome back, my friends, to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend. Come inside! Come inside! Emerson, Lake, Palmer Crais, Robert Lullaby Town US 1992 Fiction 752817000 5440 Winter downpour- even the monkey needs a raincoat. Basho Crais, Robert The Monkey's Raincoat US 1987 Fiction 752816993 5441 That ain't tactics, baby. That's just the beast in me. Presley, Elvis Elvis Presley, Jailhouse Rock (the movie) Crais, Robert The Monkey's Raincoat US 1987 Fiction 752816993 5442 The organized criminal gangs from the fifteen republics of the former Soviet Union are governed by what they call the “Vorovskoy Zakon”-the thieves’ code-which is comprised of eighteen written rules. The first rule is this: A thief must forsake his mother, father, brothers, and sisters. He must not have a family-no wife, no children. We are his family. If any of the eighteen rules are broken, the punishment is death. Crais, Robert The First Rule US 2010 Fiction 399156135 5443 Gotta do that right thing Please Please Please Someone be that hard thing For me Deconstructed Child Crais, Robert The First Rule US 2010 Fiction 399156135 5444 Do you know what love is? (I would bleed out for you.) Tattooed Beach Sluts Crais, Robert L.A. Requiem US 1999 Fiction 5445 I've got the whole town under my thumb and all I've gotta do is keep acting dumb. We say goodbye so very politely Now say hello to the killer inside me. MC900 Ft. Jesus Crais, Robert L.A. Requiem US 1999 Fiction 2266120921 5446 Mama, Mama, can't you see What the Marine Corps has done to me? Made me lean and made me strong Made me where I can do no wrong. USMC marching cadence Crais, Robert L.A. Requiem US 1999 Fiction 2266120921 5447 pike-n.; a long-bodied, predatory fish known for its speed and aggression. Oxford American Dictionary Crais, Robert The Watchman US 2007 Fiction 743281632 5448 Hush! my dear, lie still and slumber. Holy angels guard thy bed! Watts, Isaac Crais, Robert The Watchman US 2007 Fiction 743281632 5449 Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me. Psalms 50:10 Bible Crais, Robert The Watchman US 2007 Fiction 743281632 5450 To be disrupted: when the human body is blown apart; as by the pressure force of a bomb. Gradwohl’s Legal Medicine Crais, Robert Demolition Angel US 2000 Fiction 034543448X 5451 A man's death is his own business Moore, Aaron Aaron Moore, First Sergeant, U.S. Marine Corps Lescroart, John Betrayal US 2007 Fiction 525950397 5452 Injustice is relatively easy to bear; it is justice that hurts. Mencken, Henry Louis Lescroart, John Betrayal US 2007 Fiction 525950397 5453 will follow that method of treatment which… I consider for the benefit of my patients, and abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous. I will give no deadly medicine to anyone if asked, nor suggest any such counsel… The Hippocratic Oath Lescroart, John The Oath US 2002 Fiction 0-525-94576-8 5454 For the love of money is the root of all evils. 1 Timothy 6:10 Bible Lescroart, John The Oath US 2002 Fiction 0-525-94576-8 5455 We do not see things as they are; We see things as we are. Talmud Lescroart, John Guilt US 1996 Fiction 0-385-31655-0 5456 Suffering is a fact of life; suffering is caused by attachment. The First and Second Noble Truths of Buddhism Lescroart, John The Mercy Rule US 1998 Fiction 0-385-31658-5 5457 Almost all our faults are more pardonable than the methods we think up to hide them. de la Rochefoucauld, François Lescroart, John The Second Chair US 2004 Fiction 0-525-94775-2 5458 Our progress in degeneracy appears to me to be pretty rapid. Lincoln, Abraham Lescroart, John A Certain Justice US 1995 Fiction 1-55611-445-1 5459 To those white people who have whatever hang-ups they have, get over it. Berry, Marion Lescroart, John A Certain Justice US 1995 Fiction 1-55611-445-2 5460 Pain reaches the heart with electrical speed, but truth moves to the heart as slowly as a glacier. Kingsolver, Barbara Lescroart, John A Certain Justice US 1995 Fiction 1-55611-445-3 5461 Where life is more terrible than death, It is then the truest valor to want to live. Browne, Thomas Lescroart, John The Hearing US 1999 Fiction 0-525-94575-X 5462 I have certainly known more men destroyed by the desire to have a wife and child and keep them in comfort than I have seen destroyed by drink. Yeats, William Butler Lescroart, John Dead Irish US 1989 Fiction 1-55611-159-2 5463 Out of the crooked tree of humanity no straight thing can ever be made. Kant, Immanuel Lescroart, John The Motive US 2004 Fiction 0-525-94844-9 5464 Truth is the cry of all, but the game of few. Berkeley, George Lescroart, John The Suspect US 2007 Fiction 978-0-525-94998-5 5465 Men are not punished for their sins, but by them. Hubbard, Elbert Lescroart, John A Plague of Secrets US 2009 Fiction 978-0-525-95092-9 5466 You think you know yourself until things start happening, until you lose the insulation of normality. Wilson, Robert A Small Death in Lisbon Lescroart, John The Hunt Club US 2005 Fiction 0-525-94914-3 5467 It is one thing… that business between men and women, and there are many other more important things, including food. Smith, Alexander McCall Lescroart, John Treasure Hunt US 2010 Fiction 052595144X 5468 Every year if not every day we have to wager our salvation upon some prophecy based on imperfect knowledge. Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr. Lescroart, John Hard Evidence US 1993 Fiction 1-55611-344-7 5469 We would give her more consideration, when we judge a woman, if we knew how difficult it is to be a woman. Geraldy, P Lescroart, John The 13th Juror US 1994 Fiction 1-55611-402-8 5470 The fickleness of the women I love is only equaled by the infernal constancy of the women who love me. Shaw, George Bernard Lescroart, John The 13th Juror US 1994 Fiction 1-55611-402-8 5471 And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept by confused alarums of struggle and flight Where ignorant armies clash by night. Arnold, Matthew Dover Beach Lescroart, John The First Law US 2003 Fiction 0-525-94705-1 5472 That is the thankless position of the father in the family-the provider of all, and the enemy of all. Strinberg, August Finder, Joseph Company Man US 2005 Fiction 1886 31293942 5473 He that has eyes to see and ears to hear may convince himself that no mortal can keep a secret. If his lips are silent, he chatters with his fingertips; betrayal oozes out of him at every pore. Freud, Sigmund Dora Finder, Joseph High Crimes US 2011 Fiction 312378823 5474 When the student is ready, the Master appears. Buddhist proverb Finder, Joseph Killer Instinct US 2006 Fiction 312347472 5475 The weapons of secrecy have no place in an ideal world. But we live in a world of undeclared hostilities in which such weapons are constantly used against us and could, unless countered, leave us unprepared again, this time for an onslaught of magnitude that staggers the imagination. And while it may seem unnecessary to stress so obvious a point, the weapons of secrecy are rendered ineffective if we remove the secrecy. Sir William Stephenson A Man Called Intrepid Finder, Joseph Extraordinary Powers US 1994 Fiction 75282651 5476 Former KGB agent seeks employment in similar field. Tel: Paris 1-42.50.66.76. classified advertisement in the International Herald Tribune, January 1992 Finder, Joseph Extraordinary Powers US 1994 Fiction 75282651 5477 There are some secrets which do not permit themselves to be told. Men die nightly in their beds, wringing the hands of ghostly confessors, and looking them piteously in the eyes, die with despair of heart and convulsion of throat, on account of the hideousness of mysteries which will not suffer themselves to be revealed. Now and then, alas, the conscience of man takes up a burden so heavy in horror that it can be thrown down only into the grave. And thus the essence of all crime is undivulged Poe, Edgar Allan The Man of the Crowd Finder, Joseph Buried Secrets US 2011 Fiction 312379145 5478 The terrorist and the policeman both come from the same basket. Revolution, legality- countermoves in the same game; forms of idleness at bottom identical. Conrad, Joseph The Secret Agent Finder, Joseph The Zero Hour US 1996 Fiction 752826506 5479 The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Shakespeare, William King Lear Finder, Joseph The Zero Hour US 1996 Fiction 752826506 5480 The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. Sun Tzu The Art of War Finder, Joseph The Zero Hour US 1996 Fiction 752826506 5481 As he walked to the Senate, a note was thrust into Julius Caesar’s hand. His spies had done their job, giving him a list of conspirators and their plans to kill him. Unfortunately, Caesar was in a hurry and did not read it. An hour later, he was assassinated. translated from The Book of Spies Lynds, Gayle The Book of Spies US 2010 Fiction 31238089 5482 In the abstruse world of espionage, it’s not always easy to know when you are in on a secret. Time magazine, January 9, 2006 Lynds, Gayle The Book of Spies US 2010 Fiction 31238089 5483 Here comes the bride dressed all in light Radiant and lovely she shines in his sight Burke, Alafair and Clark, Mary All Dressed in White US 2015 Fiction 1501108557 5484 Yet each man kills the thing he loves By each let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word, The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword! Wilde, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol Burke, Alafair and Clark, Mary The Sleeping Beauty Killer US 2016 Fiction 150110860 5485 Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive. Dalai Lama Palmer, David and Palmer, Michael Mercy US 2016 Fiction 1250030846 5486 Behold, God received your sacrifice from the hands of a priest — that is to say from the minister of error. GOSPEL OF JUDAS 5:15 Rollins, James and Cantrell, Rebecca Innocent Blood US 2013 Fiction 61991066 5487 How are thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how are thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations! ISAIAH 14:12 Bible Bible Verse Rollins, James and Cantrell, Rebecca Blood Infernal US 2015 Fiction 1409116409 5488 Understanding does not cure evil, but it is a definite help, inasmuch as one can cope with a comprehensible darkness. Jung, Carl Ellison, J. T. Cold Room US 2010 Fiction 778327140 5489 Where are you now Who lies beneath your spell? The Kashmiri Song, Words by Laurence Hope, Music by Amy Woodforde-Finden Clark, Mary Where Are You Now? US 2008 Fiction 978-1-4165-6638-0 5490 St. Christopher, patron of travelers, pray for us, and protect us from evil. Clark, Mary Silent Night US 1995 Fiction 067100042X 5491 Heap not on this mound Roses that she loved so well; Why bewilder her with roses, That she cannot see or smell? St. Vincent Millay, Edna Edna St. Vincent Millay, “Epitaph” Clark, Mary Let Me Call You Sweetheart US 1995 Fiction 1416516743 5492 What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies. Aristotle Clark, Mary Loves Music, Loves To Dance US 1991 Fiction 67175889 5493 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ORDER OF PRESIDENTIAL SUCCESSION 1. Vice President 2. Speaker of the House 3. President Pro Tempore of the Senate 4. Secretary of State 5. Secretary of the Treasury 6. Secretary of Defense 7. Attorney General 8. Secretary of the Interior 9. Secretary of Agriculture 10. Secretary of Commerce 11. Secretary of Labor 12. Secretary of Health and Human Services 13. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development 14. Secretary of Transportation 15. Secretary of Energy 16. Secretary of Education 17. Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs 18. Secretary of Homeland Security Palmer, Michael A Heartbeat Away US 2011 Fiction 031258752X 5494 The beginning is the most important part of any work. Plato The Republic, Book II Palmer, Michael The fifth vial US 2007 Fiction 312343515 5495 If I fulfill this oath and do not violate it, may it be granted to me to enjoy life and art, being honored with fame among all men and for all time to come, if I transgress it and swear falsely, may the opposite of all this be my lot. Conclusion of The Oath of Hippocrates, 377 B. C. Palmer, Michael Flashback US 1995 Fiction 55327329 5496 Saint Peter don't you call me 'cause I can't go. I owe my soul to The Company Store. Travis, Merle Palmer, Michael Flashback US 1995 Fiction 55327329 5497 And what are you that, missing you I should be kept awake As many nights as there are days With weeping for your sake? - St. Vincent Millay, Edna The Philosopher Lutz, John Mister X US 2010 Fiction 786020261 5498 Caveat emptor quia ignorare non debuit quod jus alienum emit. Let the buyer beware because he should not be ignorant of the property that he is buying. Lutz, John Buyer Beware US 1976 Fiction 88184840 5499 There is a panther caged within my breast, But what his name, there is no breast shall know, Save mine, nor what it is that drives him so Backward and forward, in relentless quest. Wheelock, John Hall The Black Panther Lutz, John Pulse US 2012 Fiction 786020288 5500 Oh na na, what's my name? Rihanna Song US Khemiri, Jonas Hassen Everything I don't remember US 2015 Fiction 9781471155079 5501 The idea that religion and politics don't mix was invented by the Devil to keep Christians from running their own country. Falwell, Jerry Khoury, Raymond The Sign US 2009 Fiction 9781409102137 5502 My kingdom is not of this world. Jesus Christ (John 18:36) Khoury, Raymond The Sign US 2009 Fiction 9781409102137 5503 But all lost things are in the angels' keeping, Love; No past is dead for us, but only sleeping, Love; The years of Heaven will all earth's little pain Make good, Together there we can begin again In babyhood. Jackson, Helen Hunt At Last Poem Kibler, Julie Calling Me Home US 2013 Fiction 9781447212560 5504 I don't love you as if you were a rose of salt, topaz or arrow of carnations that propagate fire: I love you as one loves certain dark things, secretly, between the shadow and the soul. Neruda, Pablo Kidd, Sue Monk The Mermaid Chair US 2005 Fiction 670033944 5505 Lovers don't finally meet somewhere. They're in each other all along. Rumi Kidd, Sue Monk The Mermaid Chair US 2005 Fiction 670033944 5506 I think it will you follow me and I will be your guide and lead you forth through an eternal place. There you shall see the ancient spirits tried. Dante The Inferno Kimmel Jr. James The Trial of Fallen Angels US 2012 Fiction 9780399159695 5507 “They say I’m heartless and manipulative, that I amuse myself by playing with others’ lives. They aren’t wrong.” Sevastyan, Masksimilian Cole, Kresley The Master US 2015 Fiction 5508 “ A mal tiempo, buena cara. To bad weather, good face.” Martinez, Ana-Lucia Cole, Kresley The Master US 2015 Fiction 5509 Life is merely a game I was born to win. Daciano, Mirceo Cole, Kresley Shadow's Seduction US 2017 Fiction 5510 When I was young, I had no choice but to beg for food. Choices can only be appreciated by those who've had none. Caspion the Tracker Cole, Kresley Shadow's Seduction US 2017 Fiction 5511 “With me, nothing is as it seems. It’s usually much, much worse. And then—What do you mean I only get one epigraph? I get as many as I please. Only pre-eviscerated people have ever said things like that to me.” Cole, Kresley Kiss of a Demon King US 2009 Fiction 5512 That sorceress might be an evil bitch, but she's my evil bitch. And I'll have no other. Woede, Rydstrom Cole, Kresley Kiss of a Demon King US 2009 Fiction 5513 A lot of people fear change. And traveling. And disarray. Sidewalk crack avoidance is more common than one would suspect. Ashwin, Holly Cole, Kresley Dark Desires After Dusk US 2008 Fiction 5514 “The first rule of being a mercenary? Find out what the client wants, then convince him that, a) you can get it for him, and, b) you’re the only one who can get it for him. Second rule? Lie. Often. The truth rarely serves you well in this business.” Cole, Kresley Dark Desires After Dusk US 2008 Fiction 5515 FITFO. FIgure it the fuck out. Cole, Kresley Wicked Abyss US 2017 Fiction 5516 My sire was the devil, and my dam was darkness embodied. I am a shadow that can follow you, even into the night. Cole, Kresley Wicked Abyss US 2017 Fiction 5517 In all of is, even in good men, there is a lawless wild-beast nature, which peers out in sleep. Socrates Cole, Kresley A Hunger Like No Other US 2006 Fiction, Horror, Fantasy 978-1-4165-2300-0 5518 “My sanity will fail me long before my will does. Luckily, the only thing more interesting than a madman is a relentless one.” Daciano, Lothaire Konstantin Cole, Kresley Lothaire US 2012 Fiction 5519 “Me, a steel magnolia? Steel, my ass! [Laughing, then abruptly serious.] Try titanium.” Pierce, Elizabeth Cole, Kresley Lothaire US 2012 Fiction 5520 “The difference between you and me is that my actions have no consequences for me. That is what makes me a god.” Cole, Kresley Lothaire US 2012 Fiction 5521 I’m on a man-fast. Why bother with them? The good ones are always taken. Or they’re weirdly uninterested in a capricious wild child with continuous legal problems. Graie, Carrow Cole, Kresley Demon From The Dark US 2010 Fiction 5522 My enemies have deemed me fearless. ’Tis no compliment. The only males who know no fear are the ones who have nothing to lose. Slaine, Malkom Cole, Kresley Demon From The Dark US 2010 Fiction 5523 “Fire comes in all intensities. A hotter tongue of flame can devour another. Surely the hottest can sear a man clean.” Macrieve, Uilleam Andriu Cole, Kresley Macrieve US 2013 Fiction 5524 “The right place at the right time never comes to people standing still.” Todd, Chloe Cole, Kresley Macrieve US 2013 Fiction 5525 Pure magic has no self. It simply is, a force of nature, the blood of our world, the marrow of our bones. We give it shape, but we must never give it soul. Serense, Tieren V. E. Schwab A Conjuring of Light US 2017 Fiction 9780765387462 5526 Such is the quandary when it comes to magic, that it is not an issue of strength but of balance. For too little power, and we become weak. Too much, and we become something else entirely. Serense, Tieren V. E. Schwab A Darker Shade of Magic US 2015 Fiction 9780765376459 5527 Magic and magician must between them balance. Magic itself is chaos. The magician must be calm. A fractured self is a poor vessel for power, spilling power without focus or measure from every crack. Serense, Tieren V. E. Schwab A Gathering of Shadows US 2016 Fiction 5528 Life—the way it really is—is a battle not between Bad and Good, but between Bad and Worse. Brodsky, Joseph V. E. Schwab Vicious US 2013 Fiction, Fantasy 5529 “Courage [is] nothing less than the power to overcome danger, misfortune, fear, injustice, while continuing to affirm inwardly that life with all its sorrows is good.” Thompson, Dorothy Steel, Danielle The Award US 2016 Fiction, Historical Fiction 5530 Sorrow has its reward. It never leaves us where it found us. Eddy, Mary Baker Steel, Danielle Rushing Waters US 2016 Fiction 5531 Time shall unfold what plaited cunning hides. Shakespeare, WIlliam King Lear Steel, Danielle Dangerous Games US 2017 Fiction 5532 Come not between the dragon and his wrath. Steel, Danielle Dangerous Games US 2017 Fiction 5533 If ever there is tomorrow when we’re not together, there’s something you must remember: You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is, even if we’re apart, I’ll always be with you. Pooh's Grand Adventures Steel, Danielle Against All Odds US 2017 Fiction 5534 What blesses on blesses all. Eddy, Mary Baker Steel, Danielle Winners US 2013 Fiction 5535 “… for this thy brother was dead, and is alive again; and was lost and is found.” Luke 15:32 Steel, Danielle Prodigal Son US 2015 Fiction 5536 “L’amour n’a pas d’age.” Love has no age. Steel, Danielle A Perfect Life US 2014 Fiction 5537 “True love is like a special language: You either speak it, or you don’t.” Shahideh, Laleh US 5538 ...a young seaman of the name of Hudson... "Bless you, sir, I know where all my old friends are," said the fellow with a sinister smile. "The game is up. Hudson has told all. Fly for your life." Doyle, Arthur Conan The Adventure of the Gloria Scott King, Laurie R. The Murder of Mary Russell US 2016 Fiction 9780804177900 5539 Quarrels over women are the keynote of the New Guinea primitive world. Mead, Margaret King, Lily Euphoria US 2014 Fiction 9780802122551 5540 Experience, contrary to common belief, is mostly imagination. Benedict, Ruth King, Lily Euphoria US 2014 Fiction 9780802122551 5541 Doctor: (to Guido, the director) Well, what are you working on now? Another film without hope? Fellini, Federico / Pinelli, Tullio / Flaiano, Ennio / Rondi, Brunello 8 1/2 Film King, Owen Double Feature US 2013 Fiction 9781451676891 5542 Get me a gun Go back into my room I'm gonna get me a gun One with a barrel or two You know I'm better off dead than Singing these suicide blues Cross Canadian Ragweed King, Stephen End of Watch US 2016 Fiction 9781501129742 5543 Yes, Bartleby stay there behind your screen, thought I; I shall persecute you no more; you are harmless and nosieless as any of these old chairs; in short, I never feel so private as when I know you are here. Melville, Herman Bartleby King, Stephen Bag of Bones US 1998 Fiction 9781451678604 5544 Last night I dreamt I went o Manderley again... As I stood there, hushed and still, I could swear that the house was not an empty shell but lived and breathed as it had lived before. Maurier, Daphne Du Rebecca King, Stephen Bag of Bones US 1998 Fiction 9781451678604 5545 Mars is heaven. Bradbury, Ray King, Stephen Bag of Bones US 1998 Fiction 9781451678604 5546 Number 6: What do you want? Number 2: Information. Number 6: Whose side are you on? Number 2: That would be telling. We want information. Number 6: You won't get it! Number 2: By hook or by crook... we will. The Prisoner King, Stephen Hearts in Atlantis US 1999 Fiction 9781444707885 5547 Simon stayed where he was, a small brown image, concealed by the leaves. Even if he shut his eyes the sow's head still remained like an after-image. The half-shut eyes were dim with the infinite cynicism of adult life. They assured Simon that everything was a bad business. Golding, William Lord of the Flies King, Stephen Hearts in Atlantis US 1999 Fiction 9781444707885 5548 We blew it. Easy Rider King, Stephen Hearts in Atlantis US 1999 Fiction 9781444707885 5549 Her skywards gaze inspired my imagination, compelling my eyes to mirror her action, and I looked upon the sun for longer men usually are able. More power is allowed there than here by the nature of the virtue of that place, the true home of the human species. Still I could not bear the shine for long; I was only able but to glance at the light's rolling sparkle, like molten iron escaping from the fire. Then suddenly the day blared too bright, as if the One Who Has The Power had adorned the heavens with another sun. Her eyes remained fixed on the eternal circles; even as I turned away from the light; And set my eyes back upon her. Now seeing her, I began to change as once mortal Glaucus changed after eating an herb that allowed him to roam the sea in the company of the gods. Such superhuman transformations cannot be expressed in words; let this story serve as a smile until grace grant you the experience. Alighieri, Dante Paradiso King, Thomas K. A Once Crowded Sky US 2012 Fiction 9781451652000 5550 Superman: Somewhere out in trackless space there must be more particles of Kryptonite! I hope none falls to earth again! Perhaps it may never happen... but perhaps it may... Finger, Bill Superman #61 King, Thomas K. A Once Crowded Sky US 2012 Fiction 1949 9781451652000 5551 The books were arranged rationally, thematically, alphabetically, and dust-free: this last was the only sign of housekeeping in that austere place. Byatt, A. S. Possession Kirwin, Mary Lou Death Overdue US 2013 Fiction 9781451684667 5552 When I used to read fairy tales, I fancied that kind of thing never happened, and now here I am in the middle of one. Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Kirwin, Mary Lou Death Overdue US 2013 Fiction 9781451684667 5553 One never knows when the blow may fall. Greene, Graham The Third Man Kirwin, Mary Lou Death Overdue US 2013 Fiction 9781451684667 5554 Come to the edge, he said. They said, We are afraid. Come to the edge, he said. They came. He pushed them. They flew. Logue, Christopher written in the spirit of Guillaume Apollinaire Kavenna, Joanna Come to the Edge US 2012 Fiction 9781780872162 5555 We live, as we dream - alone ... Conrad, Joseph Heart of Darkness Novel UK Kay, Francesca The Long Room US 2016 Fiction 9780571322503 5556 Rather than words comes the thought of high windows: The sun-comprehending glass, And beyond it, the deep blue air, that shows Nothing, and is nowhere, and is endless. Larkin, Philip Kay, Francesca An Equal Stillness US 2009 Fiction 9780753825655 5557 Warning: This book contains real-life situations and stuff that has actually happened to me. I'm talking lots of awful boy behaviour, wretched girls, best friends who are missing in action, and ridiculous amounts of elephant poop. This book is not for the faint of heart, or anybody who has recently had a big meal or is suffering from a heinous zit anywhere in the chin region. Oh, and don't read it if you're afraid of snakes. I mean, you shouldn't be afraid of snakes, because they're really nice animals and not at all as terrible as their bad reputations make them out to be. But still. Wright, Ana Anonymite Extraordinaire Keating, Jess How to Outrun a Crocodile When Your Shoes are Untied US 2014 Fiction 5558 And these does she apply for warnings and portents, And evils imminent... Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Kearsley, Susanna Season of Storms US 2014 Fiction 5559 I form the light, and create darknes; I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things. Isaiah 45:7 Kearney, Paul The Wolf in the Attic US 2016 Fiction 9781781083628 5560 The atmosphere of the bees and the hive is determined entirely by the mood and personality of the queen bee. A calm queen will result in a calm, peaceful and productive hive. Cloud, Iseult The Gentle Beekeeper Y Kelly, Cathy The Honey Queen US 2013 Fiction 9780007521098 Epigraph begin on section 5561 Perhaps, then, after all, we have no idea of what history is; or are in flight from the demon we have summoned. Baldwin, James Keene, John Counternarratives US 2015 Fiction 9780811224345 5562 The social situation of philosophy is slavery. Moten, Fred Keene, John Counternarratives US 2015 Fiction 9780811224345 5563 So it is better to speak remembering we were never meant to survive. Lorde, Audre Keene, John Counternarratives US 2015 Fiction 9780811224345 5564 There is a condition worse than blindness, and that is seeing something that isn't there. Hardy, Thomas Kelly, Erin Broadchurch US 2014 Fiction 9780751555585 5565 The pot at the end of the rainbow is not money. I know because I have it. woman featured in I Want It All Now! (An NBC News Special Report) Johnson, Lindsey Lee The Most Dangerous Place On Earth US 2017 Fiction 1978 9780812997279 5566 The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heav'n of Hell, a Hell of Heav'n. Milton, John Paradise Lost Johnson, Lindsey Lee The Most Dangerous Place On Earth US 2017 Fiction 9780812997279 5567 Nobody talks to children. Rebel Without a Cause Film Johnson, Lindsey Lee The Most Dangerous Place On Earth US 2017 Fiction 9780812997279 5568 What we chang'd Was innocence for innocence; we knew not The doctrine of ill-doing, nor dream'd That any did. Shakespeare, William Johnston, Tim Descent US 2015 Fiction 9781616203047 5569 May she be granted beauty and yet not Beauty to make a stranger's eye distraught. Yeats, William Butler Johnston, Tim Descent US 2015 Fiction 9781616203047 5570 One has to be careful what one takes when one goes away forever. Carrington, Leonora The Hearing Trumpet Joinson, Suzanne The Photographer's Wife US 2016 Fiction 9781620408308 5571 Here the birds' journey ends, our journey, the journey of words, and after us there will be a horizon for the new birds. We are the ones who forge the sky's copper, the sky that will carve roads after us and make amends with our names above the distant cloud slopes. Soon we will descend the widow's descent in the memory fields and raise our tent to the final winds: blow, for the poem to live, and blow on the poem's road. After us, the plants will grow and grow over roads only we have walked and our obstinate steps inaugurated. And we will etch on the final rocks, 'Long live life, long live life,' and fall into ourselves. And after us there'll be a horizon for the new birds. Darwish, Mahmoud Here the Birds' Journey Ends Joinson, Suzanne A Lady Cyclist's Guide to Kashgar US 2012 Fiction 9781608198115 5572 A bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter. Ecclesiastes 10:20 Joinson, Suzanne A Lady Cyclist's Guide to Kashgar US 2012 Fiction 9781608198115 5573 The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits. Y Jonasson, Jonas The Girl who Saved The King of Sweden US 2014 Fiction 9780007557905 Epigraphs begin on section 5574 Smiling faces, smiling faces Tell lies and I got proof. The Undisputed Truth Woods, Paula Strange Bedfellows US 2006 Fiction 345457021 5575 “Smiling Faces Sometimes” One lie calls for another and another. Cecilia “Grandmama Cile” Justice (1908-) Woods, Paula Strange Bedfellows US 2006 Fiction 345457021 5576 God answers sharp and sudden on some prayers, And thrusts the thing we have prayed for in our face, A gauntlet with a gift in't. Browning , Elizabeth Barrett Glass, Leslie A Killing Gift US 2003 Fiction 451410912 5577 Happy families are all alike. Every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Tolstoy, Leo Anna Karenina Glass, Leslie Tracking Time US 2001 Fiction 451202287 5578 Ah, nothing is too late Till the tired heart shall cease to palpitate. … For age is opportunity no less Than youth itself. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Morituri Salutamus Glass, Leslie Over His Dead Body US 2003 Fiction 345448022 5579 But profound as psychology is, it’s a knife that cuts both ways Doestoyevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov Glass, Leslie Burning Time US 1993 Fiction 553561723 5580 And lovelier things have mercy shown To every failing but their own; And every woe a tear can claim, Except an erring sister’s shame. Lord Byron Glass, Leslie Hanging Time US 1995 Fiction 553571915 5581 We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it—and stop there; lest we be like the cat that sits down on a hot stove lid. She will never sit down on a hot stove lid again—and that is well; but also she will never sit down on a cold one any more. Twain, Mark Pudd'nhead Wilson's New Calendar Glass, Leslie Judging Time US 1998 Fiction 45119550 5582 Does the Eagle know what is in the pit? Or wilt thou go ask the Mole? Can wisdom be put in a silver rod? Or Love in a golden bowl? Blake,William Glass, Leslie Loving Time US 1996 Fiction 553572091 5583 Th' expense of spirit in a waste of shame Is lust in action; and, till action, lust Is perjured, murd'rous, bloody, full of blame, Savage, extreme, rude, cruel, not to trust; Enjoyed no sooner but despised straight; Past reason hunted, and no sooner had, Past reason hated as a swallowed bait, On purpose laid to make the taker mad: Mad in pursuit, and in possession so: Had, having, and in quest to have, extreme: A bliss in proof, and proved, a very woe; Before, a joy proposed; behind, a dream. All this the world well knows; yet none knows well. To shun the heaven that leads men to this hell. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 129 UK Glass, Leslie Stealing Time US 1999 Fiction 451199650 5584 The police repeatedly tortured prisoners, State Department officials wrote, noting that the most common techniques were “beating, often with blunt weapons, and asphyxiation with a gas mask.” Separately, international human rights groups had reported that torture in Uzbek jails included boiling of body parts, using electroshock on genitals and plucking off fingernails and toenails with pliers. Two prisoners were boiled to death, the groups reported. The February 2001 State Department report stated bluntly, “Uzbekistan is an authoritarian state with limited civil rights.”—From “U.S. Recruits a Rough Ally to Be Jailer,” by Hans Rudolf Oeser, for the New York Times, May 1, 2005 c. Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Oeser, Hans Rudolf Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Rucka, Greg Private Wars US 2005 Fiction 553584936 5585 The law prohibits such practices; however, police and the NSS routinely tortured, beat, and otherwise mistreated detainees to obtain confessions or incriminating information. Police, prison officials, and the NSS allegedly used suffocation, electric shock, rape, and other sexual abuse. . . . In February 2003, the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Torture issued a report that concluded that torture or similar ill-treatment was systematic. From "Uzbekistan,” in Country Reports on Human Rights Practices Rucka, Greg Private Wars US 2005 Fiction 553584936 5586 The government claims its efforts serve as part of the global campaign against terrorism. Yet in the overwhelming majority of cases, those imprisoned have not been accused or convicted of terrorism or charged with any other violent act. Human Rights Watch has documented the torture of many of those detained in the context of this compaign, including several who that [sic] died as a result of torture . . . including beatings by fist and with truncheons or metal rods, rape and sexual violence, electric shock, use of lit cigarettes or newspapers to burn the detainee, and asphyxiation with plastic bags or gas masks. A doctor who examined the body of a detainee who died in custody in 2002 described burns consistent with immersion in boiling water. Torture World Wide published by Human Rights Watch Rucka, Greg Private Wars US 2005 Fiction 553584936 5587 In a heart there are windows and doors You can let the light in You can feel the wind blow When there’s nothing to lose And nothing to gain Grab a hold of that fistful of rain Zevo, Warren Rucka, Greg A Fistful of Rain US 2003 Fiction 55358182 5588 When love’s well-timed ’tis not a fault to love; The strong, the brave, the virtuous, and the wise, Sink in the soft captivity together. Addison, Joseph Cato Lutz, John Tropical Heat US 1986 Fiction 948353929 5589 The winds grow high; Impending tempests charge the sky; The lightning flies, the thunder roars; and big waves lash the frightened shores. Prior, The Lady's Looking Glass Lutz, John Lightning US 1996 Fiction 805043799 5590 When the sun sets, shadows, that showed at noon But small, appear most long and terrible. Lee, Nathaniel Oedipus Lutz, John Hot US 1992 Fiction 805015841 5591 A little fire is quickly trodden out; Which, being suffer’d, rivers cannot quench. Shakespeare, William Henry VI Lutz, John Flame US 1990 Fiction 805045678 5592 If I should love you, what business is it of yours? Goethe Lutz, John Torch US 1994 Fiction 080502610X 5593 Only stay quiet, while my mind remembers The beauty of fire from the beauty of embers. Masefield, John On Growing Old Lutz, John Spark US 1993 Fiction 805019936 5594 They change their skies above them, But not their hearts that roam. Kipling, Rudyard The Native-Born Lutz, John Urge to Kill US 2009 Fiction 786018453 5595 Why do I often meet your visage here? Your eyes like agate lanterns—on and on Below the toothpaste and the dandruff ads? Crane, Hart The Tunnel (New York Subway) Lutz, John Urge to Kill US 2009 Fiction 786018453 5596 Friend, of my intimate dreams Little enough endures; Little however it seems, It is yours, all yours Benson The Gift Lutz, John Single White Female US 1990 Fiction 067174500X 5597 A friend is, as it were, a second self Cicero De Amicitia Lutz, John Single White Female US 1990 Fiction 067174500X 5598 I see the Judge enthroned; the flaming guard: The volume open’d! — open’d every heart! Night Thoughts Lutz, John Scorcher US 1987 Fiction 805038299 5599 In a sense the victim shapes and molds the criminal… To know one we must be acquainted with the complementary partner. von Hentig, Hans The Criminal and His Victim Lutz, John Dancing with the Dead US 1992 Fiction 312076932 5600 With knowledge doubt increases. Goethe Lutz, John Burn US 1995 Fiction 1306595754 5601 For a dark hour or twain. Shakespeare, William Macbeth. Act III. Sc.2. L. 404. Lutz, John Fear the Night US 2005 Fiction 78601634 5602 The spider’s touch, how exquisitely fine! Feels at each thread, and lives along the line. Pope, Alexander Essay on Man Lutz, John Night Victims US 2009 Fiction 786020830 5603 News fitting to the night, Black, fearful, comfortless and horrible. Shakespeare, William King John, Act V Lutz, John Night Victims US 2009 Fiction 786020830 5604 To kiss the fingers of the rain, To drink into my eyes the shine Of every slanting silver line… St. Vincent Millay, Edna Renascence Lutz, John Serial US 2011 Fiction 078602027X 5605 I hear a sudden cry of pain! There is a rabbit in a snare… Stephens, James The Snare Lutz, John Serial US 2011 Fiction 078602027X 5606 I have heard the mermaids singing, each to each. I do not think that they will sing to me. Eliot, T.S The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock McDermid, Val The Mermaids Singing US 1995 Fiction 31298360 5607 No contact possible to flesh Allayed the fever of the bone Eliot, T.S Whispers of Immortality McDermid, Val Fever of the Bone US 2009 Fiction 1408701987 5608 Nemesis is lame; but she is of colossal stature, like the gods, and sometimes, while her sword is not yet unsheathed, she stretches out her huge left arm and grasps her victim. The mighty hand is invisible, but the victim totters under the dire clutch. Eliot, George Scenes of Clerical Life McDermid, Val The Retribution US 2007 Fiction 140870319X 5609 If you come to fame not knowing who you are, it will define you. Winfrey, Oprah McDermid, Val The Vanishing Point US 2012 Fiction 802120520 5610 People disappear all the time. Ask any policeman. Better yet, ask a journalist. Disappearances are bread-and-butter to journalists. Young girls run away from home. Young children stray from their parents and are never seen again. Housewives reach the end of their tether and take the grocery money and a taxi to the station. International financiers change their names and vanish into the smoke of imported cigars. Many of the lost will be found, eventually, dead or alive. Disappearances, after all, have explanations. Usually. Gabaldon, Diana Outlander US 1991 Fiction 440242940 5611 The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem. Whitman, Walt Preface to Leaves of Grass Demille, Nelson Gold Coast US 1990 Fiction 751531219 5612 How beauteous is this garden; where the flowers of the earth vie with the stars of heaven. What can compare with the vase of yon alabaster fountain filled with crystal water? Nothing but the moon in her fulness, shining in the midst of an unclouded sky! Irving, Washington Inscription on a wall of Alhambra Castle, Granada, Spain From Washington Irving, The Alhambra Demille, Nelson The Gate House US 2008 Fiction 446533424 5613 The FBI investigates terrorism-related matters without regard to race, religion, national origin, or gender. Terrorism in the United States FBI Publications, 1997 Demille, Nelson Wild fire US 2006 Fiction 1997 044657967X 5614 Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead. Franklin, Benjamin Poor Richard's Almanac Demille, Nelson Plum Island US 1997 Fiction 1735 446679089 5615 Death is afraid of him because he has the heart of a lion. Arab Proverb Demille, Nelson The Lion's Game US 2000 Fiction 446679097 5616 For this must ever be A secret, kept from all the rest, Between yourself and me. Caroll, Lewis Alice in Wonderland Demille, Nelson Night Fall US 2004 Fiction 446616621 5617 SUCCESS/FOUR FLIGHTS THURSDAY MORNING/ALL AGAINST TWENTY — ONE-MILE WIND/STARTED FROM LEVEL WITH ENGINE POWER ALONE/ AVERAGE SPEED THROUGH AIR THIRTY-ONE MILES/LONGEST FIFTY-NINE SECONDS/INFORM PRESS/HOME CHRISTMAS Telegram to the Rev. Milton Wright, from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, December 17, 1903 Demille, Nelson Mayday US 1979 Fiction 1903 446604763 5618 What the dead had no speech for, when living, They can tell you, being dead: the communication Of the dead is tongued with fire beyond the language of the living Eliot, T.S Little Gidding, Four Quartets Demille, Nelson The General's Daughter US 1992 Fiction 1839 446364800 5619 Whenever you are unhappy, go to Russia. Anyone who has come to understand that country will find himself content to live anywhere else. Marquis de Custine Marquis de Custine Russia in 1839 Demille, Nelson The Charm School US 1988 Fiction 751531189 5620 Truth exists; only falsehood has to be invented. Braque, Georges Demille, Nelson Up Country US 2002 Fiction 446611913 5621 “What is it? The phantom of a Cup which comes and goes?” “Nay, monk! What phantom?” answered Perceval. “The Cup, the Cup itself, from which our Lord Drank at the last sad supper with his own. This, from the blessed land of Aromat… Arimathaean Joseph, journeying brought To Glastonbury… And there awhile it bode; and if a man Could touch or see it, he was heal’d at once, By faith, of all his ills. But then the times Grew to such evil that the Holy Cup Was caught away to Heaven and disappear’d.” Lord Tennyson, Alfred The Holy Grail Demille, Nelson The Quest US 1975 Fiction 1455576425 5622 Sleeper (colloq.): 1. Out-of-town hit man who spends the night after a local contract is completed. 2. A juvenile sentenced to serve any period longer than nine months in a state-managed facility. Carcaterra, Lorenzo Sleepers US 1995 Fiction 2266071289 5623 Let's go say a prayer for a boy who couldn't run as fast as I could. O'Brien, Pat Pat O'Brien to the Dead End Kids in Angels With Dirty Faces. Carcaterra, Lorenzo Sleepers US 1995 Fiction 2266071289 5624 We're all gonna be just dirt in the ground Rankin, Ian Mortal Causes US 1994 Fiction 312960948 5625 Write us a chapter to be proud of. Bono Bono, in a message to the G8 Rankin, Ian The Naming of the Dead US 2006 Fiction 316057576 5626 We have the choice to try for a new world every day, to tell what we know of the truth every day, to take small actions every day. Kennedy, A.L A. L. Kennedy, writing about the march on Gleneagles Rankin, Ian The Naming of the Dead US 2006 Fiction 316057576 5627 If all time is eternally present All time is unredeemable Eliot, T.S Burnt Norton Rankin, Ian The Hanging Garden US 1998 Fiction 312969139 5628 I went to Scotland and found nothing there that looks like Scotland Freed, Arthur Producer Brigadoon Rankin, Ian The Hanging Garden US 1998 Fiction 312969139 5629 Father always said a policeman's knock is unmistakable, and it is, the rap on the paintwork a very public command, feasting the hearer's capacity for guilt. O'Hagan, Andrew Be Near Me Rankin, Ian Exit Music US 2006 Fiction 752882856 5630 Ita res accendent lumina rebus. Anonymous Rankin, Ian A Question of Blood US 2003 Fiction 752877135 5631 We find… no prospect of an end. Hutton, James James Hutton, Scientist,1785 Rankin, Ian A Question of Blood US 2003 Fiction 1785 752877135 5632 Every marriage is its own culture, and even within it, mystery is the environment. Hell, Richard McInerney, Jay Bright, Precious Days US 2016 Fiction 1101948000 5633 And this long narrow land Is full of possibility... Deacon Blue Wages Day Rankin, Ian Set In Darkness US 2000 Fiction 312977891 5634 Avarice, the spur of industry. Hume, David Of Civil Liberty Rankin, Ian Let It Bleed US 1995 Fiction 312966652 5635 The more sophisticated readers simply repeated the Italian proverb, ‘If it isn’t true, it’s to the point.’ Spark, Muriel The Public Image Rankin, Ian Let It Bleed US 1995 Fiction 312966652 5636 Without women, life is a pub. Amis, Martin Money Rankin, Ian Let It Bleed US 1995 Fiction 312966652 5637 To the wicked, all things are wicked: but to the just, all things are just and right Hogg, James The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner Rankin, Ian Black Book US 1993 Fiction 312976755 5638 How many wolves do we feel on our heels, while our real enemies go in sheepskin Lowry, Malcolm Under the Volcano Rankin, Ian Tooth and Nail US 1992 Fiction 752809407 5639 The saints of the shadow bible following me From bar to bar into eternity. . Leven, Jackie One Man, One Guitar Rankin, Ian Saints of the Shadow Bible US 2013 Fiction 316224553 5640 O would, ere I had seen the day That treason thus could sell us, My auld grey head had lien in clay, Wi’ Bruce and loyal Wallace! But pith and power, till my last hour, I’ll mak’ this decleration; We’re bought and sold for English gold – Such a parcel of rogues in a nation. Burns, Robert Fareweel to a’ Our Scottish Fame Rankin, Ian Black and Blue US 1997 Fiction 312966776 5641 If you have the Stones... to say I can rewrite history to my own specifications, you can get away with it. Ellroy, James James Ellroy (Capitalisation the author’s own) Rankin, Ian Black and Blue US 1997 Fiction 312966776 5642 Weary with centuries This empty capital snorts like a great beast Caged in its sleep, dreaming of freedom But with nae belief... Smith, Sydney Goodsir Kynd Kittock’s Land Rankin, Ian Black and Blue US 1997 Fiction 312966776 5643 Not my accent — I didn’t lose that so much as wipe it off my shoe, as soon as I started to live in England — but rather my own temperament, the prototypically Scottish part of my character that was chippy, aggressive, mean, morbid and, despite my best endeavours, persistently deist. I was, and always would be, a lousy escapee from the unnatural history museum... Kerr, Philip The Unnatural History Museum Rankin, Ian The Falls US Fiction 5644 In memory of two friends, Fiona and Annie, much missed. It is to Scotland that we look for our idea of civilisation. Voltaire Rankin, Ian Fleshmarket Close US 2004 Fiction 752865633 5645 The climate of Edinburgh is such that the weak succumb young... and the strong envy them. Dr Johnson to Boswell Rankin, Ian Fleshmarket Close US 2004 Fiction 752865633 5646 I'm going to Tishomingo to have my ham bone boiled, I'm going to Tishomingo to have my ham bone boiled, I'm going to Tishomingo to have my ham bone boiled, These Atlanta women done let my ham bone spoil. Peg Leg Howell Performed by Peg Leg Howell Atlanta, Georgia, November 8, 1926 Leonard, Elmore Tishomingo Blues US 2002 Fiction 141009861 5647 A Prompt Man Is a Lonely Man Donahue, Andrew Leonard, Elmore Unknown Man #89 US 1977 Fiction 60082216 5648 When we see the brain we realize that we are, on one level, no more than meat; and, on another, no more than fiction. Broks, Paul Into the Silent Land Jensen, Liz The 9th Life of Louis Drax US 2004 Fiction 9780747571063 5649 Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting The soul that rises with us, our life's star Hath had elsewhere its setting And cometh from afar... Hence in a season of calm weather Though inland far we be Our souls have sight of that immortal sea Which brought us hither Can in a moment travel thither And see the children sport upon the shore And hear the mightey waters rolling evermore. Wordsworth, William Ode: Intimitations of Immortality from Recollections of Early Childhood Jensen, Liz The Uninvited US 2012 Fiction 9781408821152 5650 There is always a moment in childhood when the door opens and lets the future in. Greene, Graham The Power and the Glory Jensen, Liz The Uninvited US 2012 Fiction 9781408821152 5651 Demons do not exist any more than gods do, being only the products of the psychic activity of man. Freud, Sigmund Jess-Cooke, Carolyn The Boy Who Could See Demons US 2012 Fiction 9780749953133 5652 The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was to convince us all that he does not exist. Baudelaire, Charles Jess-Cooke, Carolyn The Boy Who Could See Demons US 2012 Fiction 9780749953133 5653 Midnight had come upon the crowded city. The palace, the night-cellar, the jail, the Madhouse: the chambers of birth and death, of health and sickness, the rigid face of the corpse and the calm sleep of the child: midnight was upon them all. Dickens, Charles Oliver Twist Novel UK Jha, Raj Kamal She Will Build Him A City US 2015 Fiction 9781620409046 5654 Have enough courage to trust love one more time and always one more time. Angelou, Maya Jio, Sarah Always US 2017 Fiction 9781101885024 5655 Unless you love someone, nothing else makes sense. Cummings, E. E. Jio, Sarah The Look of Love US 2014 Fiction 5656 Everything that anyone would ever look for is usually where they find it. Brown, Margaret Wise Jio, Sarah Goodnight June US 2014 Fiction 9780142180211 5657 The field of consciousness is tiny. It accepts only one problem at a time. de Saint-Exupery, Antoine Johncock, Benjamin The Last Pilot US 2015 Fiction 9781098434845 5658 Well, when one has no one, nowhere else can one go. Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Crime and Punishment Johnston, Bret Anthony Remember Me Like This US 2014 Fiction 9781444788051 5659 I've lain with the devil Cursed God above Forsaken heaven To bring you my love Harvey, PJ To Bring You My Love Johnston, Bret Anthony Remember Me Like This US 2014 Fiction 9781444788051 5660 When a baby is taken from the wet nurse, it easily forgets her and starts eating solid food. Seeds feed a while on ground, then lift up into the sun. So you should taste the filtered light and work your way toward wisdom with no personal covering. That's how you came here, like a star without a name. Move across the night sky with those anonymous lights. Rumi John, Elnathan Born on a Tuesday US 2015 Fiction 9780802124821 5661 We can judge the heart of a man by how he treats his animals. Kant, Immanuel Johnson, Milly Sunshine Over Wildflower Cottage US 2016 Fiction 9781471140846 5662 Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them, Eliot, George Johnson, Julie Christine In Another Life US 2016 Fiction 5663 If you do not love me I shall not be loved If I do not love you I shall not love. Beckett, Samuel Jahn, Ryan David The Dispatcher US 2011 Fiction 9780230746855 5664 What is done our of love always takes place beyond good and evil. Nietzsche, Friedrich Jahn, Ryan David The Dispatcher US 2011 Fiction 9780230746855 5665 Thus play I in one person many people, And none contented. Shakespeare, William Richard II Play UK Irving, John In One Person US 2012 Fiction 9781594135996 5666 Journeys end in lovers meeting. Shakespeare, William Twelfth Night Play UK Irving, John Avenue of Mysteries US 2015 Fiction 9781451664164 5667 They haunt me -- her lutes and her forest; No beauty on earth I see But shadowed with that dream recalls Her loveliness to me: Still eyes look coldly upon me, Cold voices whisper and say -- "He is crazed with the spell of far Arabia, They have stolen his wits away." De La Mare, Walter Arabia Poem Irwin, Stephen M. The Broken Ones US 2011 Fiction 9780385534659 5668 Only what changes can remain. Wei Wulong The Path of Tea China Y Itaranta, Emmi Memory of Water US 2014 Fiction 7th Century of Old Qian Time 9780062326157 Epigraphs begin on section 5669 Wife, let us go into the yard behind and make a little snow girl; and perhaps she will come alive, and be a little daughter to us.' 'Husband,' says the old woman, 'there's no knowing what may be. Let us go into the yard and make a little snow girl.' Ransome, Arthur The Little Daughter of the Snow Y Ivey, Eowyn The Snow Child US 2012 Fiction 9780755380534 Epigraphs begin on section 5670 The past and the future slumber in the eye of the unicorn. Adage Izner, Claude Strangled in Paris US 2006 Fiction Middle Ages? 9781906040376 5671 The pitiful, battered voices Of the old hurdy-gurdies First caressing, then biting Are like the sad, reedy cries Of a madman who sniggers and sobs On his deathbed. Richepin, Jean The Song of the Beggars Izner, Claude Strangled in Paris US 2006 Fiction 1876 9781906040376 5672 Will any man love the daughter if he has not loved the mother? Joyce, James Ulysses Novel Ireland Jacobson, Howard Zoo Time US 2012 Fiction 9781408828687 5673 Heartily know, When half-gods go, The gods arrive. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Give All to Love Jackson, Joshilyn The Opposite of Everyone US 2016 Fiction 9780062105684 5674 And as elephants parade holding each elephant's tail, but if one wanders the circus won't find the park, I call it cruel and maybe the root of all cruelty to know what occurs but not recognize the fact. And so I appeal to a voice, to something shadowy, a remote important region in all who talk: though we could fool each other, we should consider -- lest the parade of our mutual life get lost in the dark. Stafford, William A Ritual to Read to Each Other Jackson, Joshilyn The Opposite of Everyone US 2016 Fiction 9780062105684 5675 "Hope" is the thing with feathers -- That perches in the soul -- And sings the tune without the words -- And never stops -- at all -- Dickinson, Emily US Jackson, Joshilyn Someone Else's Story US 2013 Fiction 9780062105653 5676 The shattered body of the martyr smells of musk. Hamas commander Gaza Jacobsen, Steffen Retribution US 2015 Fiction 9781784291549 5677 It is impossible to suffer without making someone pay for it; every complaint already contains revenge. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Jahn, Ryan David The Breakout US 2017 Fiction 9781250074508 5678 If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Machiavelli, Niccolo Jahn, Ryan David The Breakout US 2017 Fiction 9781250074508 5679 Should the wide world roll away Leaving black terror Limitless night, Nor God, nor man, nor place to stand Would be to me essential If thou and thy white arms were there And the fall to doom a long way. Crane, Stephen Jahn, Ryan David The Last Tomorrow US 2012 Fiction 9780230757530 5680 Don't threaten me with love, baby. Let's just go walking in the rain. Holiday, Billie Jahn, Ryan David The Last Tomorrow US 2012 Fiction 9780230757530 5681 And the longer and more carefully I examine all these things, the more clearly and distinctly I know that they are true. Descartes, Rene Jakobsen, Mette The Vanishing Act US 2011 Fiction 9780099572473 5682 When you write the story of two happy lovers, let the story be set on the banks of Lake Como. Liszt, Franz James, Erica Summer At the Lake US 2013 Fiction 9781409145974 5683 Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them, Eliot, George UK James, Erica Song of the Skylark US 2016 Fiction 9781409159575 5684 Someone has to die in order that the rest of us should value life more. Woolf, Virginia UK James, Erica Song of the Skylark US 2016 Fiction 9781409159575 5685 Three little children With doves on their shoulders They're countin out the Devil With two fingers on their hands Captain Beefheart Dachau Blues James, Marlon John Crow's Devil US 2005 Fiction 9781780748498 5686 Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future And time future contained in time past. Eliot, T. S. Burnt Norton James, PD The Murder Room US 2003 Fiction 1400076099 5687 I had a stick of CareFree gum, but it didn't work. I felt pretty good while I was blowing that bubble, but as soon as the gum lost its flavor, I was back to pondering my mortality. Hedberg, Mitch James, Steven Singularity US 2013 Fiction 9780800734268 5688 It is not difficult to avoid death, gentlemen of the jury; it is much more difficult to avoid wickedness, for it runs faster than death. Socrates Apology Greece James, Steven Singularity US 2013 Fiction 9780800734268 5689 More strange than true. I never may believe These antique fables, nor these fairy toys. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night's Dream Play UK Howard, Kat Roses and Rot US 2016 Fiction 9781481451161 5690 Days pass and the years vanish, and we walk sightless among miracles. Lord, fill our eyes with seeing and our minds with knowing; Let there be moments when Your Presence, like lightning, illuminates the darkness in which we walk. Help us to see, wherever we gaze, that the bush burns unconsumed. And we, clay touched by God, will reach out for holiness, and exclaim in wonder, "How filled with awe is this place and we did not know it!" Tefilah, Mishkan A Reform Siddur Jong, Erica Fear of Dying US 2015 Fiction 9781250065919 5691 (What I hate) Folding an umbrella, not finding its secret button. Nabokov, Vladimir Interview Jones, Gail A Guide to Berlin US 2015 Fiction 1970 9781846559976 5692 Memory believes before knowing remembers. Faulkner, William Light in August Jones, Gail Five Bells US 2011 Fiction 9780099548980 5693 Where have you gone? The tide is over you, The turn of midnight water's over you, As Time is over you, and mystery, And memory, the flood that does not flow. Slessor, Kenneth Five Beths Poem Jones, Gail Five Bells US 2011 Fiction 9780099548980 5694 Their table was a board to tempt even ghosts To pass the Styx for more substantial feasts. Lord Byron Don Juan Jonasson, Sadie The Uninvited Guests US 2012 Fiction 9780701186715 5695 For nothing is under less control than the heart -- having no power to command it, we are forced to obey. Heloise to Abelard Jones, Sherry The Sharp Hook of Love US 2014 Fiction 9781451684797 5696 a territory, a progeny, a spitting image like Athena sprung from her father's head: chip off the old block, issue and spawn; a namesake, a wishbone -- loyalist and traitor -- a native, an other, a subject, a study, a history, a half blood, a continent dark and strange. Trethewey, Natasha Jones, Tayari Silver Sparrow US 2011 Fiction 9781565129900 5697 Life means love. We are here for love. Only love is real, and everything is real thank to love. We are nomads wandering through illusionary space. How to make it real? Only by destroying limits that separate us from others. No violence, no attempts at escape can help, only love. Too often love is more painful than joyful. The instances of love are much shorter than the periods during which we wait for love to emerge. The meaning of living is mastering the art of waiting. Litichevsky, Georgi Ukraine Jory, Christopher The Art of Waiting US 2015 Fiction 9781846973086 5698 Come away, O human child! Yeats, William Butler Jordan, Neil Carnivalesque US 2017 Fiction 9781408881392 5699 The loneliest moment in someone's life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly. Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Novel Joy, David The Weight of This World US 2017 Fiction 9780399173110 5700 Who would true valour see, Let him come hither; One here will constant be Come wind, come weather. There's no discouragement Shall make him once relent His first avowed intent To be a pilgrim. Bunyan, John The Pilgrim's Progress Joyce, Rachel The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry US 2012 Fiction 9781410453693 5701 A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they will never sit in. Greek Proverb Proverb Greek Joyce, Rachel A Snow Garden US 2015 Fiction 9780857523532 5702 Only when the clock stops does time come to life. Faulkner, William The Sound and the Fury Joyce, Rachel Perfect US 2014 Fiction 9780552778107 5703 The murmuring of Bees, has ceased But murmuring of some Posterior, prophetic, Has simultaneous come. Dickinson, Emily Juchau, Mireille The World Without Us US 2015 Fiction 9781408866504 5704 If you would fain not meet with Torment -- neighbour, sleep! Tsvetaeva, Marina Juchau, Mireille The World Without Us US 2015 Fiction 9781408866504 5705 If poetry could truly tell it backwards, Then it would. Duffy, Carol Ann Jufresa, Laia Unami US 2014 Fiction 9781780748917 5706 Don't judge a taco by its price. Thompson, Hunter S. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Kadrey, Richard The Everything Box US 2016 Fiction 9780062389541 5707 For harmony is a symphony, and a symphony is an agreement...; and thus music, too, is concerned with the principles of love. Plato Greece Kalotay, Daphne Sight Reading US 2013 Fiction 9780062246943 5708 Truth has nothing to do with words. Truth can be likened to the bright moon in the sky. Words, in this case, can be likened to a finger. The finger can point to the moon's location. However, the finger is not the moon. To see the moon, it is necessary to gaze beyond the finger, right? Hui-Neng (Zen master) Kallos, Stephanie Language Arts US 2015 Fiction 9780547939742 5709 You may in fact be wondering what I even mean when I use the word "prayer"... Let's say it is communication from one's heart to God. Or if that is too triggering or ludicrous a concept for you, to the Good, the force that is beyond our comprehension but that in our pain or supplication or relief we don't need to define or have proof of or any established contact with... Nothing could matter less than what we call this force... I called God Phil for a long time... Phil is a great name for God. Lamott, Anne Kallos, Stephanie Language Arts US 2015 Fiction 9780547939742 5710 Love, and be silent... I am sure my love's more richer than my tongue. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Kallos, Stephanie Language Arts US 2015 Fiction 9780547939742 5711 We want to note what we have done, and not done. Preface to The 9/11 Commission Report Kane, Jessica Francis The Report US 2010 Fiction 9781846272806 5712 We hope is lost, blame is the only true religion. Schwartz, John Burnham Reservation Road Kane, Jessica Francis The Report US 2010 Fiction 9781846272806 5713 Quintili Vare, legiones redde!' ('Quinctilius Vaurs, give me back my legions!' Suetonius' record of the Emperor Augustus' reaction to the news of Varus' fate Kane, Ben Eagles War US 2015 Fiction 9780099580744 5714 Slaughter and terror did not stop them. How can you frighten a man whose hunger is not only in his own cramped stomach but in the wretched bellies of his children? You can't scare him -- he has known a fear beyond every other. Steinbeck, John Grapes of Wrath Novel US Kandasamy, Meena The Gypsy Goddess US 2014 Fiction 9781782391784 5715 It was the truths that mde the people grotesque... It was his notion that the moment one of the people took one of the truths to himself, called it his truth, and tried to live his life by it, he became a grotesque and the truth he embraced became a falsehood. Anderson, Sherwood US Kardos, Michael Before He Finds Her US 2015 Fiction 9781784082482 5716 It's the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine). R. E. M. Song Kardos, Michael Before He Finds Her US 2015 Fiction 9781784082482 5717 Which is the sound of the land Full of the same wind That is blowing in the same bare place... Stevens, Wallace The Snow Man Kasischke, Laura Mind of Winter US 2014 Fiction 9780062284396 5718 "You'll always be dear to me, Beast. I'm truly your friend. But I don't think I shall ever be able to marry you." "You're my only joy," said Beast. "I'd die without you. Promise, at least, that you'll never leave." de Beaumont, Madame Leprince Beauty and the Beast Katsu, Alma The Reckoning US 2012 Fiction 9781451651805 5719 Hell is empty and all the devils are here. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Katsu, Alma The Descent US 2014 Fiction 9781451651829 5720 "Well, I never heard of the dev--of your claiming American citizenship," said Dan'l Webster with surprise. "And who with better right?" said the stranger with one of his terrible smiles. "When the first wrong was done to the first Indian, I was there. When the first slaver put out for the Congo, I stood on her deck. Am I not in your books and stories and beliefs, from the first settlements on? Am I not spoken of still in every church in New England? 'Tis true the North claims me for a Southerner, and the South for a Northerner, but I am neither. I am merely an honest American like yourself -- and of the best descent -- for, to tell the truth, Mr Webster, though I don't like to boast of it, my name is older in this country than yours..." Benet, Stephen Vincent The Devil and Daniel Webster Katzenbach, John The Traveler US 1987 Fiction 9780802122636 5721 Colonel Hathi: A Man-cub! [picking up Mowgli with trunk] Oh, this is treason! Sabotage! I'll have no Man-cub in my jungle! Mowgli: It's not your jungle! The Jungle Book Film US James, Tania The Tusk that did the damage US 2015 Fiction 1967 9781846559532 5722 There is nothing left of my home so I carry my home with me Ciccarello, Lisa One Way of Doing Battle James, Tania The Tusk that did the damage US 2015 Fiction 9781846559532 5723 I met a lady in the meads, Full beautiful -- a faery's child, Her hair was long, her foot was light, And her eyes were wild. Keats, John La Belle Dame sans Merci Poem UK Janz, Jonathan House of Skin US 2012 Fiction 9781609289218 5724 She will find him by starlight, and her passion ends the play. Shakespeare, William A Midsummer Night's Dream Play UK Janz, Jonathan House of Skin US 2012 Fiction 9781609289218 5725 We do have prayers, you know, Prayers for forgiveness, daughters of mighty Zeus... and they limp and halt, they're all wrinkled, drawn, they squint to the side, can't look you in the eyes, and always bent on duty, trudging after Ruin, maddening, blinding Ruin. But Ruin is strong and swift -- She outstips them all by far, stealing a march, leaping over the whole wide earth to bring mankind to grief. And the Prayers trail after, trying to heal the wounds. Homer The Iliad (trans. Robert Fagles) Jansma, Kristopher Why We Came to the City US 2016 Fiction 9780525426608 5726 What can go wrong will go wrong. Murphy's First Law Jansma, Kristopher Why We Came to the City US 2016 Fiction 9780525426608 5727 All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they had really happened... Hemingway, Ernest Jansma, Kristopher The Unchangeable Spots of Leopard US 2013 Fiction 9780670026005 5728 Truth, like gold, is to be obtained not by its growth, but by washing away from it all that is not gold. Tolstoy, Leo Russia Jansma, Kristopher The Unchangeable Spots of Leopard US 2013 Fiction 9780670026005 5729 What other words, we may almost ask, are memorable and worthy to be repeated than those which love has inspired? It is wonderful that they were ever uttered. They are few and rare indeed, but, like a strain of music, they are incessantly repeated and modulated by memory. All other words crumble off with the stucco which overlies the heart. We should not dare to repeat these now aloud. We are not competent to hear them at all times. Thoreau, Henry David A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers Picoult, Jodi Nineteen Minutes US 2007 Fiction 1949 9781416506706 5730 It is impossible to believe anything in a world that has ceased to regard man as man, that repeatedly proves that one is no longer a man. Wiesenthal, Simon The Sunflower Picoult, Jodi The Storyteller US 2013 Fiction 5731 No one starts a war—or rather, no one in his sense ought to do so—without first being clear in his mind what he intends to achieve by that war and how he intends to conduct it. Von Clausewitz, Carl Vom Kriege Picoult, Jodi My Sister's Keeper US 2004 Fiction 9780743488815 5732 Maybe thousands of years, brother. Sandburg, Carl Kin Picoult, Jodi My Sister's Keeper US 2004 Fiction 9780743488815 5733 Millions of spiritual creatures walk the earth Unseen, both when we wake and when we sleep. Milton, John Paradise Lost Picoult, Jodi Keeping Faith US 2009 Fiction 1998 9780061981722 5734 “Sure, lots of people believe in God. Lots of people used to believe the world was flat, too.” Fletcher, Ian New York Times Article Y Picoult, Jodi Keeping Faith US 2009 Fiction 1998 9780061981722 5735 No man has a natural right to commit aggression on the equal rights of another, and this is all from which the laws ought to restrain him. Jefferson, Thomas Picoult, Jodi Sing You Home US 2011 Fiction 9781439149713 5736 I must be a Christian child Gentle, patient, meek and mild; Must be honest, simple, true In my words and actions too. . . Must remember, God can view All I think, and all I do. Amish school verse Picoult, Jodi Plain Truth US 2000 Fiction 9780743422819 5737 Who ever loved thatloved not at first sight? Marlowe, Christopher Hero and Leander Picoult, Jodi The Pact US 1998 Fiction 5738 Let us embrace, and from this very moment vow an eternal misery together. Otway, Thomas The Orphan Picoult, Jodi The Pact US 1998 Fiction 5739 What if you slept? And what if in your sleep, you dreamed? And what if in your dream, you went to heaven and there plucked a strange and beautiful flower? And what if, when you woke, you had the flower in your hand? Ah! What then? Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Picoult, Jodi Second Glance US 2003 Fiction 9780743480758 5740 True love is like ghosts, which everybody talks about and few have seen. Rochefoucauld, Francois Duc De La Maxim 76 Picoult, Jodi Second Glance US 2003 Fiction 9780743480758 5741 Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. Jack fell down and broke his crown, And Jill came tumbling after. Then up Jack got and home did trot as fast as he could caper, To old Dame Dob, who patched his nob, With vinegar and brown paper. Picoult, Jodi Salem Falls US 2001 Fiction 9780743422796 5742 Is there no good penitence but it be public? The Crucible Picoult, Jodi Salem Falls US 2001 Fiction 5743 So said Amun-Re, Lord of Waset, presider over the Holy House: He made his form like the majesty of her husband, the King Thutmose. He found her as she slept in the beauty of her palace. She awakened at the fragrance of the god, which she smelled in the presence of his majesty. He went to her immediately. He imposed his desire upon her; he caused that she should see him in the form of a god. When he came before her, she rejoiced at the sight of his beauty. His love passed into her limbs, which the fragrance of the god flooded; his fragrance was of the land of Punt. Inscription from Djeser-Djeseru, mortuary temple of Hatshepsut, Fifth King of the Eighteenth Dynasty. Fictional Hawker, Libbie The Sekhmet Bed US 2011 Fiction, History, Historical Fiction 5744 When I was firm upon the throne of Re, I was ennobled until the two periods of years. I came as the One Horus, flaming against my enemies. Inscription from Djeser-Djeseru, mortuary temple of Hatshepsut, fifth king of the Eighteenth Dynasty. Fictional Hawker, Libbie The Crook and Flail US 2013 Fiction 5745 The names of the sacred cattle are: House of Ka s, Mistress of All; Silent One who dwells in her place; She of Chemmis, whom the god ennobled; The Much Beloved, red of hair; She who protects in life, the particolored; She whose name has power in her craft; Storm in the Sky, who holds the god aloft; The Bull, the husband of the cows. The Book of the Dead, Spell 148 Fictional Hawker, Libbie House of Rejoicing US 2015 Fiction 5746 The names of the sacred cattle are: House of Ka s, Mistress of All; Silent One who dwells in her place; She of Chemmis, whom the god ennobled; The Much Beloved, red of hair; She who protects in life, the particolored; She whose name has power in her craft; Storm in the Sky, who holds the god aloft; The Bull, the husband of the cows. The Book of the Dead, Spell 148 Fictional Hawker, Libbie Storm in the Sky US 2015 Fiction 5747 O my mother Nut, goddess of the night sky, stretch thyself over me. Place me among the imperishable stars which are in thee, that I may not die. Inscription from the sarcophagus of Hatshepsut, fifth king of the Eighteenth Dynasty Fictional Hawker, Libbie The Bull of Min US 2014 Fiction 5748 The names of the sacred cattle are: House of Ka s, Mistress of All; Silent One who dwells in her place; She of Chemmis, whom the god ennobled; The Much Beloved, red of hair; She who protects in life, the particolored; She whose name has power in her craft; Storm in the Sky, who holds the god aloft; The Book of the Dead, Spell 148 Fictional Hawker, Libbie Eater of Hearts US 2016 Fiction 5749 Remember the Mistress of the West, the Sovereign of Stars. If she asks any gift of you, you must not deny her, God's Wife. Fictional Hawker, Libbie Sovereign of Stars US 2016 Fiction 5750 So said Amun-Re, Lord of Waset, presider over the Holy House: He made his form like the majesty of her husband, the King Thutmose. He found her as she slept in the beauty of her palace. She awakened at the fragrance of the god, which she smelled in the presence of his majesty. He went to her immediately. He imposed his desire upon her; he caused that she should see him in the form of a god. When he came before her, she rejoiced at the sight of his beauty. His love passed into her limbs, which the fragrance of the god flooded; his fragrance was of the land of Punt. Inscription from Djeser-Djeseru, mortuary temple of Hatshepsut, Fifth King of the Eighteenth Dynasty. Fictional Hawker, Libbie Egyptian Queens US 2015 Fiction 5751 Here's the spring And with it transmogrified Yataro becomes Issabo. Issa Graber, Kathleen The Eternal City: Poems US 2010 Fiction, Poetry 9781400836109 5752 “I have never liked the theory that poltergeists only come into houses where there are children, because I think it is simply too much for any one house to have poltergeists and children.” Jackson, Shirley Let Me Tell You US 2015 Fiction 5753 Things will always get better. After all, when you’ve hit rock bottom, there’s nowhere to go but up. Johnson, Milly The Teashop on the Corner US 2014 Fiction 9781471114656 5754 Breathing do I draw that air to me Which I feel coming from Provença All that is thence so pleasureth me That whenever I hear good speech of it I listen a-laughing and straightaway Demand for each word an hundred more, So fair to me is the hearing. Vidal, Peire 1177-1205, The Song of Breath Jones, Sherry Four Sisters, All Queens US 2012 Fiction 5755 Even a small leak can sink a great ship. Franklin, Benjamin Massey, Ken and Campanella, Alla The Skeleton Code: A Satirical Guide to Secret Keeping US 2017 Fiction 5756 A smart girl leaves before she is left. Monroe, Marilyn Milly, Johnson Afternoon Tea at The Sunflower Cafe US 2015 Fiction 9781471140471 5757 Into each life some rain must fall. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Milly, Johnson It's Raining Men US 2013 Fiction 9781471114625 5758 To love and be loved is to feel the Sun from both sides. Viscott, David Milly, Johnson A Summer Fling US 2010 Fiction 9781849831024 5759 ‘Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.’ Twain, Mark Milly, Johnson Here Come the Girls US 2011 Fiction 9781849832069 5760 On the third day out I get it, the sea Is not one thing, it constantly transforms Itself, and in unthinking majesty Tapestries horizons with sun or storms. So then lying now, rocking to and fro On its soothing and gentle amniotic swell I loosen thoughts of home, and let them go, And my shipwrecked heart can start to heal. What promise for me, what spirit salve When unanchored here I find at last, Something has shifted, giving me resolve To let hope aboard, jettison the past. The sea has given me a chance to live, And leads us maybe to a safe harbour, love. Nash, James The Voyage Out Milly, Johnson Here Come the Girls US 2011 Fiction 9781849832069 5761 ‘Before the reward there must be labor. You plant before you harvest. You sow in tears before you reap joy.’ Ransom, Ralph Milly, Johnson An Autumn Crush US 2011 Fiction 9781849832045 5762 ‘There are good ships, and there are wood ships, the ships that sail the sea. But the best ships are friendships, and may they always be.’ Kennedy, Edward Milly, Johnson Here Come the Boys US Fiction 9781471133886 5763 The Birds and the Bees : As well as being the gentle way of explaining how creatures of nature ‘do business with one another’, The Birds and the Bees (Eun S’na Sheillein) is also a Scottish country dance originating from the hamlet of Bonniebride (Buinne-Bhrìghde) in the former county of Duffshire, famed locally for the large apiary and aviary that once existed there. It is an energetic reel in which couples complete a series of many cast-offs and changes of partner. It is considered extremely fortuitous to dance this at weddings, due to its connections with an ancient ritual dedicated to Creide, faery goddess of women who ruled over love magick and the search for the perfect mate. Knockater, Maggie The Sassenach's Guide to the Wonders of Gaelic Milly, Johnson The Birds and the Bees US 2008 Fiction 9781847394828 5764 Women are like teabags. You never know how strong they are until you put them in hot water. Roosevelt, Eleanor Milly, Johnson Ladies Who Launch US 2015 Fiction 9781471152160 5765 ‘Our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them’ Disney, Walt Roberts, Caroline The Cosy Teashop in the Castle US 2016 Fiction 9780008125394 5766 Tread softly because you tread on my Dreams. Yeats, W. B. Roberts, Caroline The Cosy Teashop in the Castle US 2016 Fiction 9780008125394 5767 There are magical moments in every day. We just have to take the time to see them. Milly, Johnson Summer of Magic Moments US 2017 Fiction 9780008236267 5768 Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. Einstein, Albert Milly, Johnson The Torn Up Marriage US 2015 Fiction 9780008125387 5769 For he being dead, with him is beauty slain, And, beauty dead, black chaos comes again. Shakespeare, WIlliam Venus and Adonis Lutz, John Darker than Night US 2007 Fiction 9780786027125 5770 See my lips tremble and my eyeballs roll, Suck my last breath, and catch my flying soul. Pope, Alexander Eloisa to Abelard Lutz, John Darker than Night US 2007 Fiction 9780786027125 5771 Women and birds are able to see without turning their heads, and that is indeed a necessary provision, for they are both surrounded by enemies. Stephens, James The Demi-Gods Lutz, John Night Kills US 2008 Fiction 9780786027149 5772 And what are you that, missing you I should be kept awake As many nights as there are days With weeping for your sake? Millay, Edna St. Vincent The Philosopher Lutz, John and T.C. Littles Mister X US 2010 Fiction 9780786025954 5773 Vengeance is in my heart, death in my hand, Blood and revenge are hammering in my head. Shakespeare, WIlliam Titus Andronicus Lutz, John Chill of Night US 2010 Fiction 9780786025930 5774 Render therefore to all their dues Romans XIII.7 Lutz, John Chill of Night US 2010 Fiction 9780786025930 5775 None are so desolate but something dear, Dearer than self, possesses or possess'd A thought, and claims the homage of a tear. Byron Childe Harold Lutz, John Chill of Night US 2010 Fiction 9780786025930 5776 At the cross, her station keeping, Stood the mournful mother, weeping, Where he hung, the dying Lord. Lutz, John In for the Kill US 2007 Fiction 9780786027323 5777 A mother is a mother still, The holiest thing alive. Coleridge The Three Graves Lutz, John In for the Kill US 2007 Fiction 9780786027323 5778 If I were hung on the highest hill, Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine! I know whose love would follow me still, Mother o’ mine, O mother o’ mine. Kipling Mother O'Mine Lutz, John In for the Kill US 2007 Fiction 9780786027323 5779 This is the very ecstasy of love, Whose violent property foredoes itself, And leads the will to desperate undertakings. Shakespeare, WIlliam Hamlet Act II Scene 1 Lutz, John The Ex US 2016 Fiction 9781628154825 5780 And for every kiss I owe, I can pay you back, you know. Kiss me, then, Every moment—and again. Saxe, J. G. To Lesbia Lutz, John Kiss US 2011 Fiction 9781453219003 5781 Who is this woman with us in the dawn? Whose is the flesh our feet have moved upon? Crane, Hart The Harbor Dawn Lutz, John Twist US 2013 Fiction 9780786033119 5782 With knowledge doubt increases. Goethe Lutz, John Burn US 2011 Fiction 5783 Sleep, the fresh dew of languid love, the rain Whose drops quench kisses till they burn again. Shelley Epipsychidion Lutz, John The Night Caller US 2001 Fiction 9780786032815 5784 In ancient shadows and twilights Where childhood has stayed Great human tragedies are born and heroes made. In the lost childhood of Judas Christ was betrayed. Lutz, John The Night Caller US 2001 Fiction 9780786032815 5785 When you walk through the fire you will not be burned, The flames will not set you ablaze. Isaiah 43:2 Lutz, John The Night Watcher US 2002 Fiction 9780786027002 5786 Yet from these flames No light, but rather darkness visible. Milton Paradise Lost Lutz, John The Night Watcher US 2002 Fiction 9780786027002 5787 Dark the night Yet is she bright For in her dark she brings the mystic star Trembling yet strong, as is the voice of love From some unknown afar. Eliot, George Spanish Gypsy Lutz, John Nightlines US 1984 Fiction 5788 The law is like SIlly Putty. Professor Francis M. Nevins Lutz, John Death By Jury US 1995 Fiction 1988 9781612321981 5789 Time, the avenger! unto thee I lift My hands, and eyes, and heart, and crave of Thee a gift. Byron Childe Harold Lutz, John Time Exposure US 1989 Fiction 9781612321929 5790 WHo knows what may be sumbering in the background of time! Schiller Don Carlos Lutz, John Time Exposure US 1989 Fiction 9781612321929 5791 Sailed on a river of crystal light Into a sea of dew. Field, Eugene Wynken, Blynken and Nod Lutz, John Thicker Than Blood US 1993 Fiction 9781612321967 5792 “Stones of small worth may lie unseen by day, But night itself does the rich gem betray.” Davideis, Abraham Crowley Lutz, John Diamond Eyes US 1990 Fiction 9781612321943 5793 The lively diamond drinks thy purest rays. Thomas The Seasons Lutz, John Diamond Eyes US 1990 Fiction 9781612321943 5794 Still as they run they look behind, They hear a voice in every wind, And snatch a fearful joy. Gray, Thomas Ode on a Distant Prospect of Eton College Lutz, John Slaughter US 2015 Fiction 9780786037988 5795 Wilt thou seal up the avenues of ill? Pay every debt, as if God wrote the bill. Emerson, Ralph Walso Solution Lutz, John Dancer's Debt US 2012 Fiction 9781612328980 5796 For the good that I would, I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do. Romans (Ch. VII, v. 19) Standiford, Les Miami Noir US 2006 Fiction 1933354135 5797 The Coroner shall view the bodye and the woundes and the strokes, and the bodye shalbe buryed. And yf the Coroner fynde the bodye buried before his comminge, he shall not omitte to digge up the bodye. "And when the inquest is sworne ye Coroner must inquire if ye person were slayne by felony or by misadventure. And after it shalbe enquired who were presente at the dede, and who be coulpable of the ayde, force, commandement, consent, or receite of suche felonies wittingly. Fitzherbert, Anthony The New Book of Justice, 1545 a.d. Levine, Paul To Speak for the Dead US 1990 Fiction 1545 B003SHDUD6 5798 We are each the sport of all that goes before us. Darrow, Clarence Levine, Paul Flesh and Bones US 1997 Fiction B004W4ML7K 5799 That’s my last Duchess painted on the wall, Looking as if she were alive Browning, Robert Morrell, David Burnt Sienna US 2000 Fiction 0-446-60960-9 5800 The terms shoot and take are not accidental; they represent an attitude of conquest and appropriation. Only when the photographer grows into perception and creative impulse does the term make define a condition of empathy between the external and the internal events. Stieglitz told me, “When I make a photograph, I make love!” Adams, Ansel Morrell, David Double Image US 1998 Fiction 0-446-60696-0 5801 No passion so effectually robs the mind of all its powers of acting and reasoning as fear. Burke, Edmund On the Sublime and Beautiful Morrell, David The Protector US 2003 Fiction 0-446-61403-3 5802 This is the excellent foppery of the world, that when we are sick in fortune, often the surfeits of our own behavior, we make guilty of our disasters the sun, the moon, and the stars; as if we were villains by necessity, fools by heavenly compulsion. Shakespeare, WIlliam King Lear Morrell, David NightScape US 2004 Fiction 0-7553-2174-X 5803 To the legion of the lost ones, to the cohort of the damned. Kipling, Rudyard Morrell, David Long Lost US 2002 Fiction 0-446-61194-8 5804 If a man abide not in Me, he is cast forth as a branch and is withered. And men gather them and cast them into the fire. And they are burned. The Gospel according to John Morrell, David The Covenant Of The Flame US 1991 Fiction 0-446-36292-1 5805 …places you're not supposed to go. -subject of the website infiltration.org Morrell, David Creepers US 2005 Fiction 1-59315-357-0 5806 …Hell is empty, And all the devils are here. Shakespeare, WIlliam The Tempest Morrell, David Creepers US 2005 Fiction 1-59315-357-0 5807 totem, noun: 1. amoung primitive peoples, an animal or natural object considered as being related by blood to a given family or clan and taken as its symbol. 2. an image of this. Morrell, David The Totem US 1979 Fiction 0-446-36446-0 5808 The power of the moon on animals and people is well known. Passing over the parallel between a woman's monthly cycle and the phases of the moon, we note the predominance of industrial accidents when the moon is at its fullest, the tendency of dogs and other canine animals to bay at it, of lunatics to do the same. Perpetuating ancient myth, we link the moon with love and with fertility. We speak of harvest moon. We speak of someone's being moonstruck. The very motion of the earth, its tides and shifting subzones, are related to the moon. We even set aside one day in worship of it, Monday, what in ancient times was Moon day. Steiger, Jacob The Pathology of Madness Morrell, David The Totem US 1979 Fiction 0-446-36446-0 5809 For anything, the most banal even, to become an adventure, you must (and this is enough) begin to recount it. A man is always a teller of tales, he lives surrounded by his stories and the stories of others, he sees everything that happens to him through them, and he tries to live his own life as if he were telling a story. But he has to choose: live or tell. Satre, Jean-Paul La Nausée Morrell, David Black Evening US 1999 Fiction 0-446-60864-5 5810 “I don't understand you,” said Alice. “It's dreadfully confusing.” “That's the effect of living backwards,” the Queen said kindly. “It always makes one a little giddy at first.” “Living backwards!” Alice repeated in great astonishment. “I never heard of such a thing!” “But there's one great advantage in it, that one's memory works both ways.” “I'm sure mine only works one way,” Alice remarked. “I can't remember things before they happen.” “It's a poor sort of memory that only works backward,” the Queen remarked. Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking-Glass Morrell, David Fifth Profession US 1990 Fiction 1-59737-769-4 5811 The Way of the bodyguard is resolute acceptance of death. MIYAMOTOMUSASHI a seventeenth-century samurai Morrell, David Fifth Profession US 1990 Fiction 1-59737-769-4 5812 Give sorrow words: the grief that does not speak Whispers the o’er-fraught heart, and bids it break. Shakesepare, WIlliam Macbeth Morrell, David Fireflies: A Father's Classic Tale of Love and Loss US 1988 Non- Fiction 1-937760-29-4 5813 A flower bloomed In the middle of a cold winter’s night, A rose that Mary gave us, A small child, Who dispels the darkness, Relieves our sorrows, And saves us from sin and death. paraphrase of a fifteenth-century German hymn, “The Christmas Rose” Morrell, David The Spy Who Came for Christmas US 2008 Fiction 1-59315-701-0 5814 In the Middle Ages, councils debating confidential matters hung a rose from the ceiling and swore not to reveal what they discussed sub rosa, under the rose. This association of a rose with secrecy dates back to a Greek myth in which the god of love gave a rose to the god of silence, bribing him to stay quiet about the sins of the other gods. To this day, the rose remains an emblem of the spy profession. from the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Espionage Morrell, David The Spy Who Came for Christmas US 2008 Fiction 1-59315-701-0 5815 I had monuments made of bronze, lapis lazuli, alabaster and white limestone and inscriptions of baked clay… and I deposited them in the foundations and left them for future times. Esarhaddon Esarhaddon, King of Assyria Seventh Century, B.C. Morrell, David Scavenger US 2007 Fiction 1-59315-483-6 5816 I had an assignment the other day. Someone asked me to write a letter for a time capsule that was going to be opened in Los Angeles a hundred years from now… It sounded like an easy assignment. They suggested I write something about the problems and issues of the day, and I set out to do so, riding down the coast in an automobile, looking at the blue Pacific out on one side and the Santa Ynez Mountains on the other, and I couldn’t help but wonder if it was going to be that beautiful a hundred years from now as it was on that summer day. And then, as I tried to write… let your minds turn to that task. You’re going to write for people a hundred years from now who know all about us. We know nothing about them. We don’t know what kind of world they’ll be living in. Reagan, Ronald Ronald Reagan from a speech at the 1976 Republican National Convention after failing to receive his party’s presidential nomination Morrell, David Scavenger US 2007 Fiction 1-59315-483-6 5817 Little Red Riding Hood was my first love. I felt that if I could have married Little Red Riding Hood, I should have known perfect bliss. Dickens, Charles Straub, Peter Shadowland US 1980 Fiction, Fantasy 425188221 5818 The key to the treasure is the treasure. Barth, John Straub, Peter Shadowland US 1980 Fiction, Fantasy 425188221 5819 I could not weigh myself—Myself— My size felt small—to me—I read your Chapter in the Atlantic— and experienced honor for you—I was sure you would not reject a confiding question— Is this—Sir—what you asked me to tell you? Dickinson, Emily Emily Dickinson, letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson, April 25, 1862 US Straub, Peter Mr. X US 1999 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 1862 6513751 5820 I believe it is possible and even recommended to play the blues on everything. Morgan, Frank Frank Morgan, alto saxophonist Straub, Peter Koko US 1988 Fiction 0-525-24660-6 5821 I need, therefore I imagine. Fuentes, Carlos Straub, Peter Mystery US 1990 Fiction 978-0-5252-4818-7 5822 All human society is constructed on complicity in a great crime. Freud, Sigmund Peter Gay Straub, Peter Mystery US 1990 Fiction 978-0-5252-4818-7 5823 A being can only be touched where it yields. For a woman, this is under her dress; and for a god it's on the throat of the animal being sacrificed. Bataille, George Guilty Straub, Peter The Throat US 1993 Fiction 451179188 5824 I see again my schoolroom in Vyra, the blue roses of the wallpaper, the open window… Everything is as it should be, nothing will ever change, nobody will ever die. Nabokov, Vladimir Speak, Memory Straub, Peter The Throat US 1993 Fiction 451179188 5825 What was at stake here, he thought, was the solidity of the world. Underhill, Timothy The Divided Man Straub, Peter Lost Boy Lost Girl US 2003 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 449149919 5826 There was set before me a mighty hill And long days I climbed Through regions of snow. When I had before me the summit-view, It seemed that my labours Had been to see gardens Lying at impossible distances. Crane, Stephen Straub, Peter Lost Boy Lost Girl US 2003 Fiction, Speculative Fiction 449149919 5827 I wanted to write, and just tell you that me and my spirit were fighting this morning. It is’nt known generally, and you must’nt tell anybody. Dickinson, Emily Emily Dickinson, letter to Emily Fowler, 1850 Straub, Peter In the Night Room US 2004 Fiction 1400062527 5828 The consolation of imaginary things is not imaginary consolation. Scruton, Roger Straub, Peter In the Night Room US 2004 Fiction 1400062527 5829 Ghosts are always hungry. Jameson, R.D Straub, Peter Ghost Story US 1979 Fiction 0-698-10959-7 5830 The chasm was merely one of the orifices of that pit of blackness that lies beneath us, everywhere. Hawthorne, Nathaniel The Marble Faun Straub, Peter Ghost Story US 1979 Fiction 0-698-10959-7 5831 ‘There’s a long statement in the papers, sir, about a murder… But someone is always being murdered, and I didn’t read it.’ David Copperfield Straub, Peter If You Could See Me Now US 1977 Fiction, Horror 345438671 5832 You can walk away from anything but a strong smell: it haunts you, calls you back. Grossinger, Richard Book of the Cranberry Islands Straub, Peter If You Could See Me Now US 1977 Fiction, Horror 345438671 5833 It begins, very much like the other, in an ancient backwash of old dead seas and lambent estuaries… Brammer, Billy Lee The Gay Place Crumley, James The Final Country US 2001 Fiction 044667964X 5834 Montana seems to me to be what a small boy would think Texas is like from hearing Texans. Steinbeck, John Travels with Charley Crumley, James The Final Country US 2001 Fiction 044667964X 5835 There is no Gatlin County in Texas. The country is most barbarously large and final. It is too much country – boondock country – alternately drab and dazzling, spectral and remote. It is so wrongfully muddled and various that it is difficult to conceive of it as all of a piece. Though it begins simply enough, as part of the other. Crumley, James The Final Country Crumley, James The Final Country US 2001 Fiction 044667964X 5836 Unique is she, my constant dove, my perfect one. SONG OF SONGS, 6:9 Kellerman, Jonathan Billy Straight US 1998 Fiction 345413865 5837 If the rich could hire the poor to die for them, the poor would make a very nice living. Yiddish Saying Kellerman, Jonathan Silent Partner US 1989 Fiction 345460685 5838 And he gave it for his opinion, that whoever could make two ears of corn or two blades of grass to grow upon a spot of ground where only one grew before, would deserve better of mankind, and do more essential service to his country than the whole race of politicians put together. Swift, Jonathan Kellerman, Jonathan Time Bomb US 1990 Fiction 345460693 5839 Come then, and let us pass a leisure hour in storytelling, and our story shall be the education of our heroes. Plato Republic, book ii Tartt, Donna The Secret History US 1992 Fiction 1400031702 5840 I enquire now as to the genesis of a philologist and assert the following: 1. A young man cannot possibly know what Greeks and Romans are. 2. He does not know whether he is suited for finding out about them. Nietszche, Friedrich Unzeitgemdsse Betrachtungen Tartt, Donna The Secret History US 1992 Fiction 1400031702 5841 The absurd does not liberate; it binds. Camus, Albert Tartt, Donna The Goldfinch US 2013 Fiction 316055433 5842 The slenderest knowledge that may be obtained of the highest things is more desirable than the most certain knowledge obtained of lesser things. Aquinas, Thomas SUMMA THEOLOGICA I, 1, 5 AD 1 Tartt, Donna The Little Friend US 2002 Fiction 1400031699 5843 Ladies and gentlemen, I am now locked up in a handcuff that has taken a British mechanic five years to make. I do not know whether I am going to get out of it or not, but I can assure you I am going to do my best. Houdini, Harry London Hippodrome Saint Patrick's Day, 1904 Tartt, Donna The Little Friend US 2002 Fiction 1400031699 5844 We have read each other as Cain his brother Chesterton, G.K Perry, Anne Cain His Brother US 1995 Fiction 804115079 5845 THE GARDEN Who is it tends the Garden, The Garden oh so green? ’Twas once the finest Garden That ever has been seen. And in it God’s dear Creatures Did swim and fly and play; But then came greedy Spoilers, And killed them all away. And all the Trees that flourished And gave us wholesome fruit, By waves of sand are buried, Both leaf and branch and root. And all the shining Water Is turned to slime and mire, And all the feathered Birds so bright Have ceased their joyful choir. Oh Garden, oh my Garden, I’ll mourn forevermore Until the Gardeners arise, And you to Life restore. From The God’s Gardeners Oral Hymnbook Atwood, Margaret The Year of the Flood US 2009 Fiction 978-0-7475-8516-9 5846 A rattlesnake that doesn’t bite teaches you nothing. West, Jessamyn Atwood, Margaret The Robber Bride US 1993 Fiction 0-7710-0821-X 5847 Only what is entirely lost demands to be endlessly named: there is a mania to call the lost thing until it returns. Grass, Günter Atwood, Margaret The Robber Bride US 1993 Fiction 0-7710-0821-X 5848 Illusion is the first of all pleasures. Wilde, Oscar Atwood, Margaret The Robber Bride US 1993 Fiction 0-7710-0821-X 5849 The surface on which you work (preferably marble), the tools, the ingredients and your fingers should be chilled throughout the operation… Rombauer , I. S. and Becker, M. R. Recipe for Puff Pastry in I. S. Rombauer and M. R. Becker, The Joy of Cooking. Atwood, Margaret The Edible Woman US 1969 Fiction 9780860681298 5850 When the Tukanas cut off her head, the old woman collected her own blood in her hands and blew it towards the sun. “My soul enters you, too!” she shouted. Since then anyone who kills receives in his body, without wanting or knowing it, the soul of his victim. Galeano, Eduardo Memory of Fire: Genesis Atwood, Margaret Cat's Eye US 1988 Fiction 0-7710-0817-1 5851 Why do we remember the past, and not the future? Hawking, Stephen W A Brief History of Time Atwood, Margaret Cat's Eye US 1988 Fiction 0-7710-0817-2 5852 HOW MAY THE DEAD HAVE DESTINATIONS? Moore, Alan Voice of the Fire Hill, Joe Heart-Shaped Box US 2007 Fiction 978-0-06-114793-7 5853 witter is a service for friends, family, and co-workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? . . . Answers must be under 140 characters in length and can be sent via mobile texting, instant message, or the Web. from twitter.com Hill, Joe Twittering From the Circus of the Dead US 2013 Fiction 006229346X 5854 Outside the street’s on fire in a real death waltz . . . Springsteen, Bruce Jungleland Hill, Joe The Fireman US 2016 Fiction 62200631 5855 Though I spends me time in the ashes and smoke In this ’ole wide world there’s no ’appier bloke. Sherman, Robert and Sherman, Richard Chim Chim Cher-ee Hill, Joe The Fireman US 2016 Fiction 62200631 5856 It was a pleasure to burn. Bradbury, Ray Fahrenheit 451 Hill, Joe The Fireman US 2016 Fiction 62200631 5857 ’Cause it’s a bittersweet symphony, this life. Try to make ends meet, You’re a slave to money then you die. I’ll take you down the only road I’ve ever been down. You know the one that takes you to the places where all the veins meet. Bittersweet Symphony McCammon, Robert The Five US 2011 Fiction 1596063416 5858 She said, “I know what it’s like to be dead. I know what it is to be sad.” And she’s making me feel like I’ve never been born. The Beatles Niffenegger, Audrey Her Fearful Symmetry US 2009 Fiction 224085611 5859 …whether hoax or conspiracy, the motives as much in conjecture as the means; but we must treat with the realities, despite what we are meant to believe: James Dean has been recognized strolling along North Beverly Glen Boulevard, secure behind beard and sunglasses (need I say it: Porsche) and the certainty of our disbelief. Allard, Kent Drive-Thru Fiction Wagner, Karl Edward The Year's Best Horror Stories 11 US 1983 Fiction, Horror 879978783 5860 Yo no quito nada Yo no pongo nada Yo no invento Solo cuento lo que veo I don’t take anything away I don’t add a thing I don’t make stuff up I just tell it like it is El Curi Solo Cuento Lo Que Veo Obejas, Achy Havana Noir US 2007 Fiction 1933354380 5861 He whirled about. “Shut up, you!” he cried. We didn’t say anything, said the mountains. We didn’t say anything, said the sky. We didn’t say anything, said the wreckage. “All right, then,” he said, swaying. “See that you don’t.” Everything was normal. Bradbury, Ray Perchance To Dream Padura, Leonardo Havana Blue US 1991 Fiction 1904738222 5862 possessing only between heaven and earth my memory, this time… Diego, Eliseo Testament Padura, Leonardo Havana Blue US 1991 Fiction 1904738222 5863 He is the one who knows the mystery and bears witness… The Koran Padura, Leonardo Havana Gold US 1991 Fiction 1904738281 5864 There is only one vital time to wake up: and that is now. Buddha Padura, Leonardo Havana Fever US 2003 Fiction 1904738362 5865 The future is God’s, but the past belongs to history. God can’t have any more influence on history, but man can still write and transfigure it. Just Dion Padura, Leonardo Havana Fever US 2003 Fiction 1904738362 5866 She reflected. “I prefer stories about squalor.” “About what?” I said, leaning forward. “Squalor. I’m extremely interested in squalor.” Salinger, J.D Padura, Leonardo Havana Black US 1998 Fiction 190473815X 5867 Hurricane, hurricane, I feel you coming José María Heredia Padura, Leonardo Havana Black US 1998 Fiction 190473815X 5868 This happened when only the dead were smiling Glad to have found their resting place at last. . Akhmatova, Anna Requiem Padura, Leonardo The Man Who Loved Dogs US 2009 Fiction 374535078 5869 Life. . is wider than history. Maranon, Gregorio Tiberio: Historia de un resentimiento Padura, Leonardo The Man Who Loved Dogs US 2009 Fiction 374535078 5870 We all wear masks. Batman Padura, Leonardo Havana Red US 1997 Fiction 1904738095 5871 Therefore I tell my sorrows to the stones; Who, though they cannot answer my distress, Yet in some sort they are better than the tribunes, For that they will not intercept my tale: When I do weep, they humbly at my feet Receive my tears and seem to weep with me. Shakespeare, William Titus Andronicus, Act 3, Scene 1 Golden, Christopher and Lebbon, Tim The Chamber of Ten US 2010 Fiction 553386565 5872 Those who say religion has nothing to do with politics do not know what religion is. Gandhi, Mohandas Maberry, Jonathan Assassin's code US 2008 Fiction 312552203 5873 A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is braver five minutes longer. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Maberry, Jonathan Patient Zero US 2009 Fiction 312382855 5874 And I think I’m gonna drown I believe I’m gonna drown I think I’m gonna drown Standing on my feet. Mem Shannon Drowning on My Feet Maberry, Jonathan Dead Man's Song US 2007 Fiction 078601816X 5875 Sing it like the midnight wind, Sing it like a prayer; Sing it on to the way to hell, Them blues’ll take you there. Morse,Oren Dead Man’s Song Maberry, Jonathan Dead Man's Song US 2007 Fiction 078601816X 5876 A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. Lao Tzu Maberry, Jonathan Dust & Decay US 2011 Fiction 1442402350 5877 I have wrought great use out of evil tools. Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwe-Lytton Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwe-Lytton, first Baron Lytton, Richelieu Maberry, Jonathan Ghost Road Blues US 2006 Fiction 786018151 5878 Every evil in the bud is easily crushed; as it grows older, it becomes stronger. Cicero Philippicoe Maberry, Jonathan Ghost Road Blues US 2006 Fiction 786018151 5879 I got to keep moving, I got to keep moving Blues falling down like hail, blues falling down like hail Mmm, blues falling down like hail, blues falling down like hail And the day keeps on remindin’ me, there’s a hellhound on my trail Hellhound on my trail, hellhound on my trail. Johnson, Robert Hellhound on My Trail Maberry, Jonathan Ghost Road Blues US 2006 Fiction 786018151 5880 All concerns of men go wrong when they wish to cure with evil. Sophocles Maberry, Jonathan Dead of the Night US 2011 Fiction 031255219x 5881 The angel of death has been abroad throughout the land; you may almost hear the beating of his wings. Bright, John John Bright from a speech to Parliament, February 23, 1855 Speech Maberry, Jonathan Flesh & Bone US 2012 Fiction 1442439890 5882 The U.S. must carry out some act somewhere in the world which shows its determination to continue to be a world power. Kissinger, Henry as quoted in The Washington Post, April 1975 Maberry, Jonathan Extinction Machine US 2013 Fiction 312552211 5883 The individual is handicapped by coming face to face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists. Hoover, J. Edgar Maberry, Jonathan Extinction Machine US 2013 Fiction 312552211 5884 Changing is what people do when they have no options left. Black, Holly Red Glove Maberry, Jonathan Fire & Ash US 2013 Fiction 1442439920 5885 Pain and foolishness lead to great bliss and complete knowledge, for Eternal Wisdom created nothing under the sun in vain. Gibran, Khalil Maberry, Jonathan Code Zero US 2014 Fiction B00F8FXFEA 5886 But I’ve a rendezvous with Death At midnight in some flaming town. Seeger, Alan I Have a Rendezvous with Death Maberry, Jonathan Fall of Night US 2014 Fiction 1250034949 5887 History is a set of lies agreed upon. Bonaparte, Napoleon Maberry, Jonathan Predator One US 2015 Fiction 1250033454 5888 To fear death, gentlemen, is no other than to think oneself wise when one is not, to think one knows what one does not know. No one knows whether death may not be the greatest of all blessings for a man, yet men fear it as if they knew that it is the greatest of evils. Socrates Maberry, Jonathan Ghostwalkers US 2015 Fiction 765375265 5889 Big science projects-in particular, these immense particle accelerators that involve hundreds of scientists and hundreds of millions of dollars to field an experiment to detect one elusive particle-are the nation’s last payback to the [Manhattan Project] physicists for winning World War Two. Off-the-record interview, 1993 White House Science Office Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Lethal Exposure US 1998 Fiction 1993 441005365 5890 Using one of the world’s most powerful research tools, scientists at Fermilab have made yet another major contribution to human understanding of the fundamentals of the universe. O’Leary, Hazel Secretary of Energy Hazel O’Leary, March 1995, on the discovery of the top quark Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Lethal Exposure US 1998 Fiction 1995 441005365 5891 We have much to learn… and more of nature’s best-kept secrets to explore. We look forward to beginning a new era of research with the Tevatron, making the best use of the world’s highest-energy collider. Peoples, John Fermilab Director John Peoples March 1995 Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Lethal Exposure US 1998 Fiction 1995 441005365 5892 If we accept advanced technology in any form, we will begin to make excuses and justifications for using it. There are so many ways to take the wrong path and tumble down a slippery slope, down, down, down. Loyal Butlerians, we must be ever-vigilant and strong! The Emperor’s Committee of Orthodoxy does not go far enough. If we let machines do even menial chores for us, they will soon become our masters again. I call upon all my faithful followers, across all the worlds of the Imperium, to demand that every planetary leader sign my antitechnology pledge. If any refuse, my Butlerians — and God — will know who they are. No one can hide. Torondo, Manford Manford Torondo citizen’s decree Y Anderson, Kevin and Herbert, Brian Mentats of Dune US 2014 Fiction 765322749 5893 The idiocy of it all! I cannot decide whether to laugh at Butlerian insanity, or weep for the future of our species. What will those fanatics demand next? The complete absence of medical technology? Would they outlaw fire, and declare the existence of the wheel too dangerous? Are we all to be relegated to huddling in forests and fields? Enough. This is the decree of Venport Holdings: No VenHold cargo ship or passenger transport shall trade with any planet that signs Manford Torondo’s antitechnology pledge. We will deliver no goods or passengers, transmit no communications, engage in no commerce with any world that shares his dangerous, barbarian philosophy. Make your choice: Do you prefer to bask in the glow of civilization, or cower in the shadows of primitive despair? Decide. Venport, Josef DIRECTEUR JOSEF VENPORT, formal business announcement Y Anderson, Kevin and Herbert, Brian Mentats of Dune US 2014 Fiction 765322749 5894 Each time I solve a crisis, another springs forth like a noxious weed. What am I to do, Roderick? Problems come at me from all directions! I disbanded the Sisterhood school on Rossak because they were suspected of possessing forbidden computers — though I could never prove it, and they made me look like a fool. And after what happened to our dear sister Anna when she was among them.… What a terrible shame! Will she ever be the same? When the treachery of the Suk doctors was exposed, I nearly broke them, too. Despite their purported Imperial Conditioning, and even though I now force them to operate under close scrutiny, I do not trust them. Yet, with my numerous health issues, I have no choice but to let them tend me. Manford Torondo pressures me to adopt his Butlerian nonsense and follow his every whim, while Josef Venport demands the opposite. They are both madmen, but if I ignore Manford Torondo, he can summon wild and destructive mobs. And if I don’t appease Venport, he holds our entire economy hostage. I feel like a man chained between two Salusan bulls pulling in opposite directions! I am the third Corrino to sit on the Imperial throne since the defeat of the thinking machines — why is it so difficult to make my own citizens listen to me? Help me decide what to do, dear brother. As always, I value your advice above all others. Emperor Salvador private Corrino correspondence, Emperor Salvador to Prince Roderick Y Anderson, Kevin and Herbert, Brian Mentats of Dune US 2014 Fiction 765322749 5895 What do all our accomplishments matter, if they do not last beyond our lifetimes? Albans, Gilbertus Headmaster Gilbertus Albans, Mentat School Archives Y Anderson, Kevin and Herbert, Brian Mentats of Dune US 2014 Fiction 765322749 5896 If only we had that luxury. Rememberer Anton Colicos, introduction to An Initial History of the Elemental War Y Anderson, Kevin The Dark Between The Stars US 2014 Fiction 076533299X 5897 Nuclear weapons and nuclear weapon systems require special consideration because of their policy implications and military importance, their destructive power, as well as the potential consequences of an accident or unauthorized act. Therefore, safety, security, control, and effectiveness of nuclear weapons are of paramount importance to the security of the United States. from “Joint Policy Statement on Nuclear Weapons Surety” Dick Cheney, Secretary of Defense James D. Watkins, Secretary of Energy June, 1991 Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Fallout US 1997 Fiction 1991 441004253 5898 Seven hundred of the eight hundred pages of the START agreement deal with verification, and are a waste of money. Osinin, Vadim G. Vadim G. Osinin, staff expert, Supreme Soviet Committee on Defense and Security. Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Fallout US 1997 Fiction 441004253 5899 The person who survives the first year in [the nuclear test program] is probably going to be here for the rest of his career. Kuckuck, Robert W. Robert W. Kuckuck, Deputy Associate Director for Nuclear Testing, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Anderson, Kevin and Beason, Doug Fallout US 1997 Fiction 441004253 5900 All things begin, and all things end—there are no exceptions. Or, is this a myth? Debating topic, the Mentat School Anderson, Kevin and Herbert, Brian Navigators of Dune US 2016 Fiction 142727343X 5901 When neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging, we finally gave up all hope of being saved. Acts 27:20 Smith, Michael Rivers US 2013 Fiction 1451699425 5902 Solitude produces originality, bold and astonishing beauty, poetry. But solitude also produces perverseness, the disproportionate, the absurd and the forbidden. Mann, Thomas Death in Venice Smith, Michael Rivers US 2013 Fiction 1451699425 5903 From ghoulies, and ghosties, and long-leggedity beasties, and things that go bump in the night, Good Lord deliver us. Old Scottish prayer Gustainis, Justin Those Who Fight Monsters Tales of Occult Detectives US 2011 Fiction 1894063481 5904 There are things that go bump in the night… And we are the ones who bump back. Professor Trevor Bruttenholm Gustainis, Justin Those Who Fight Monsters Tales of Occult Detectives US 2011 Fiction 1894063481 5905 Science cannot deal with the supernatural. Clough, Michael Gustainis, Justin Hard Spell US 2011 Fiction 857661159 5906 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, aainst powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world… Ephesians 6:12 Bible Bible Verse Gustainis, Justin Hard Spell US 2011 Fiction 857661159 5907 Death is when the monsters get you. King, Stephen Gustainis, Justin Hard Spell US 2011 Fiction 857661159 5908 The most terrible thing to face is one's own soul Anonymous Saintcrow, Lilith Night Shift US 2008 Fiction 316001783 5909 From ghoulies and ghosties And long-legged beasties And things that go bump in the night, Good Lord, deliver us… Traditional prayer Saintcrow, Lilith Hunter's Prayer US 2008 Fiction 184149707X 5910 Thou Who hast given me to fight evil, protect me; keep me from harm. Grant me strength in battle, honor in living, and a swift clean death when my time comes. Cover me with Thy shield, and with my sword may Thy righteousness be brought to earth, to keep Thy children safe. Let me be the defender of the weak and the protector of the innocent, the righter of wrongs and the giver of charity. O my Lord God, do not forsake me when I face Hell’s legions. In Thy name and with Thy blessing, I go forth to cleanse the night. The Hunter’s Prayer Saintcrow, Lilith Hunter's Prayer US 2008 Fiction 184149707X 5911 Bonitas non est pessimis esse meliorem. Seneca Saintcrow, Lilith Flesh Circus US 2009 Fiction 316035459 5912 Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita mi ritrovai per una selva oscura, che la diritta via era smarrita Dante Saintcrow, Lilith Working for the Devil US 2006 Fiction 446616702 5913 Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed In one self place, for where we are is hell, And where hell is must we ever be. Marlowe, Christopher Mephistopheles, by way of Marlowe Saintcrow, Lilith Working for the Devil US 2006 Fiction 446616702 5914 Quis fallere possit amantem? Virgil Saintcrow, Lilith Dead Man Rising US 2006 Fiction 446616710 5915 Leaving Hell is not the same as entering it. Japhrimel, Tierce Saintcrow, Lilith Dead Man Rising US 2006 Fiction 446616710 5916 Since before the Awakening, the world has been aware of the existence of psionics. And since the Parapsychic Act was signed into Hegemony law, the psionic Talents have been harnessed to provide valuable service to mankind. Who can imagine a world without Skinlin and sedayeen cooperating to find new cures for every gene-morphing virus, creating new techniques for alteration and augmentation of the human body? Who can imagine a time when the Magi did not probe the laws of magick and alternate realities, or when Ceremonials and Shamans didn't minister to the needs of believers and track criminals, not to mention provide protection for houses and corporations? Who can imagine a world without psions? The Necromance's place within this continuum is assured: The Necromance treads in that realm of mystery called Death. At hospital bedsides and in courtrooms, Necromances ease the passing of their fellow humans or provide testimony for the last wishes of the dead. An accredited Necromance's work touches the very mundane world of finance, wills, and bequests at the same time that they peer into the dry land of Death and return with absolute proof that there is an afterlife. Necromances also work in the Criminal Justice arm of the Hegemony, tracking criminals and murderers. A Necromance requires not only the talent for entering the realm of Death, but also the training and sorcerous Will to come back out of Death. This is why accreditation of Necromances is so expensive, and so harrowing for even the Academy-trained psionics whose Talent lies in Necromance. On the flap opposite you will see several careers where an accredited Necromance can make a difference… Brochure, What Can Death Do For You?, printed by the Amadeus Hegemony Academy of PsionicArts Saintcrow, Lilith Dead Man Rising US 2006 Fiction 446616710 5917 Non satis est ullo, tempore longus amor. Propertius Saintcrow, Lilith The Devil's Right Hand US 2007 Fiction 1841496731 5918 Warlord: You are looking at a man who can run you through with this sword without batting an eye. Monk: You are looking at a man who can be run through with that sword without batting an eye. old Korean folk tale Saintcrow, Lilith The Devil's Right Hand US 2007 Fiction 1841496731 5919 The last of the theories is the most intriguing: what if the Awakening itself was prompted by a collective evolution of the human race? Psionic talent before the Awakening was notoriously unreliable. The Parapsychic Act, by codifying and making it possible to train psionic ability, cannot alone account for the flowering of Talent and magickal ability just prior to its signing into law—no matter how loudly apologists for Adrien Ferrimen cry. A corollary to the theory of collective evolution is the persistent notion that another intelligence was responsible. The old saw about demonic meddling with the human genetic code has surfaced in this debate so many times as to be a cliché. But as any Magi will tell you, demonkind’s fascination with humans cannot be explained unless they somehow had a hand in our evolution, as they themselves claim. For if there is one law in dealing with demons, it is their possessive nature. A demon will destroy a beloved object rather than allow its escape; in this they are like humanity. A second law is just as important in dealing with demons: as with loa or etrigandi, their idea of truth is not at all the human legal definition. A demon’s idea of a truth might be whatever serves the purpose of a moment or achieves a particular end. This leads to the popular joke that lawyers make good Magi, which this author can believe. In fact, one might say that in jealousy and falsity either we learned from demonkind, or they caught these tendencies like a sickness from us—and the latter option is not at all likely, given how much older a race they are… Theory And Demonology: A Magi Primer Saintcrow, Lilith The Devil's Right Hand US 2007 Fiction 1841496731 5920 The rate of success for female bounty hunters, once one takes into account the statistical weighting of the X chromosome carrying psionic markers more often than the Y, is still two and a half times that of their male compatriots. More male psions go into bounty hunting, but female psions are better at it, bringing in their bounties quicker and with less destruction of lives and property. This is balanced by the fact that male psions are embarrassingly better than their female counterparts at assassination. There are very few female psions operating in the assassination trade. Morley's quip that perhaps they are better at keeping their identities from authorities need not be mentioned more than once. However, when comparing female assassins to male, one fact stands out with crystal clarity: the psionic females who do deal in assassination are by far the most thorough, tending to engage far less in messy «personal» kills (Datridenton, On Criminal Justice, pp. 1184–1206) in favor of getting the job done efficiently with whatever tool is best. This very thoroughness necessarily means they are higher-priced and far less likely to be indicted. What conclusion can we draw from this? Morley, tongue-in-cheek as usual, concludes, "It may be well for men, especially men married to psions, to speak softly to their wives and girlfriends." This researcher would submit differently: that we are indeed lucky, given how good psionic women tend to be at coldly planned bloodshed, that most appear uninterested in it… Sommers, Caitlin from Ethics and Gender Differences in the Psionic World, by Caitlin Sommers, Amadeus Hegemony Academy of Psionic Arts Saintcrow, Lilith Saint City Sinners US 2007 Fiction 316021431 5921 A woman always has her revenge ready. Moliere Saintcrow, Lilith Saint City Sinners US 2007 Fiction 316021431 5922 In revenge and in love woman is more barbarous than man. Nietzsche, Friedrich Saintcrow, Lilith Saint City Sinners US 2007 Fiction 316021431 5923 empt not a desperate man Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Saintcrow, Lilith To Hell and Back US 2008 Fiction 316001775 5924 I was a-trembling because I'd got to decide forever betwixt two things, and I knowed it. I studied for a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then says to myself, "All right, then, I'll go to hell. Twain, Mark Huckleberry Finn Saintcrow, Lilith To Hell and Back US 2008 Fiction 316001775 5925 What like a bullet can undeceive! Melville, Herman Saintcrow, Lilith Heaven's Spite US 2010 Fiction 316074179 5926 An army that continues to fight on regardless of the outcome must be considered a well-trained army, whether it is well led or not. Mosier, John The Blitzkrieg Myth Saintcrow, Lilith Angel Town US 2011 Fiction 9780316192 5927 Saw five rabbits on the way to the beach, there were two deer on the road when we walked the dogs, and I took three hornworms off the tomatoes last night. But now I have no one to tell… Copp, Albert Huff, Tanya The Silvered US 2012 Fiction 756407435 5928 Listen to the army march across my coffin lid Fire in the east and sunrise in the west I’m just a dead man, walking with the rest The Poor Dead Bastards Dead Man Marching Kittredge, Caitlin Demon Bound US 2009 Fiction 312943636 5929 I am the devil, and I’m here to do the devil’s business. Watson, Charles “Tex” Charles “Tex” Watson, member of the Manson Family Kittredge, Caitlin Devil's Business US 2011 Fiction 312388233 5930 Man rules now where They ruled once; They shall soon rule where man rules now. After summer is winter, and after winter summer. They wait patient and potent, for here shall They reign again. Lovecraft, H.P The Dunwich Horror Kittredge, Caitlin The Nightmare Garden US 2012 Fiction 385738315 5931 With impetuous recoil, and jarring sound, Th’ infernal doors, and on their hinges grate Harsh thunder, that the lowest bottom shook Of Erebus. She open’d, but to shut Excell’d her pow’r; the gates wide open stood. Milton, John Paradise Lost Kittredge, Caitlin Soul Trade US 2012 Fiction 031238825X 5932 Have you ever had a dream, Neo, that you were so sure was real? What if you were unable to wake from that dream? How would you know the difference between the dream world and the real world? The Matrix Film James, Steven Placebo US 2012 Fiction 1999 9780800719340 5933 Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream? Poe, Edgar Allan James, Steven Placebo US 2012 Fiction 9780800719340 5934 Who knows but that we all live out our lives in the maze of a dream? Weng Wei China James, Steven Placebo US 2012 Fiction 8th Century 9780800719340 5935 If I keep a green bough in my heart, the singing bird will come. Chinese Proverb Proverb China Hozy, S. P. The Scarlet Macaw US 2013 Fiction 9781459705982 5936 It is only when the cold season comes that we know the pine and cyprus to be evergreens. Chinese Proverb Proverb China Hozy, S. P. A Cold Season in Shanghai US 2009 Fiction 9781894917797 5937 In human relations kindness and lies are worth a thousand truths. Greene, Graham The Heart of the Matter Hozy, S. P. A Cold Season in Shanghai US 2009 Fiction 1948 9781894917797 5938 Had I the heavens’ embroidered cloths, Enwrought with golden and silver light, The blue and the dim and the dark cloths Of night and light and the half light, I would spread the cloths under your feet: But I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams Yeats, William Butler He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven Poem Huberman, Amy I Wished for You US 2012 Fiction 9780141049144 5939 The dark swallows will return and again hang their nests on your balcony and strike your window with their wings. But those that slowed their flight to see your beauty, and those that learnt your name and mine, those won't return. Becquer, Gustavo Adolfo Humphreys, Helen The Evening Chorus US 2015 Fiction 9780544348691 5940 My country! America! That's it! Murphy, Audie To Hell and Back Hunter, Stephen Hot Springs US 2000 Fiction 9781451627237 5941 While they were going out, a man who was demon-possessed and could not talk was brought to Jesus. And when the demon was driven out, the man who had been mute spoke. The crowd was amazed and said, 'Nothing like this has ever been seen in Israel.' But the Pharises said, 'It is by the prince of demons that he drives out demons.' Matthew 9:32-34 Hurley, Andrew Michael The Loney US 2014 Fiction 9781473619852 5942 And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? Yeats, William Butler The Second Coming Poem Hurley, Andrew Michael The Loney US 2014 Fiction 9781473619852 5943 We take our shadows with us. Dhai saying saying Hurley, Kameron The Mirror Empire US 2014 Fiction 9780857665553 5944 Then it may well be that we shall by a process of sublime irony have reached a stage in this story where safety will be the sturdy child of terror, and survival the twin brother of annihilation. Churchill, Winston UK Huston, Charlie Skinner US 2013 Fiction 9781409124368 5945 For you abide, a singing rib within my dreaming side, you always stay. Lewis, Alun Postscript: For Gweno Hutchinson, Dave Europe in Autumn US 2014 Fiction 9781781081945 5946 The question which we put earlier will not be quite definite until we have specified what we mean by the word "machine." It is natural that we should wish to permit every kind of engineering technique to be used in our machines. We also wish to allow the possibility that an engineer or team of engineers may construct a machine which works, but whose manner of operation cannot be satisfactorily described by its constructors because they have applied a method which is largely experimental. Finally, we wish to exclude from the machines men born in the usual manner. Turing, Alan Hutchins, Scott A Working Theory of Love US 2012 Fiction 9780241964866 5947 Saving you is the only thing that will bring me peace for all the wrong I have done. That is my truth. Peery, Jillian Tigerlily Novel Ide, Joe IQ US 2016 Fiction 9780316267724 5948 It takes something more than intelligence to act intelligently. Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Crime and Punishment Novel Russian Ignatius, David The Director US 2014 Fiction 9780393078145 5949 Bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh. Genesis 2:23 Iles, Greg Third Degree US 2014 Fiction 9780007546633 5950 ... The Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet II, lines 147, 153, 154, 278, 279 Marion, Isaac Warm Bodies US 2010 Fiction 9780099583820 5951 You have known, O Gilgamesh, What interests me, To drink from the Well of Immortality. Which means to make the dead Rise from their graves And the prisoners from their cells The sinners from their sins. I think love's kiss kills our heart of flesh. It is the only way to eternal life, Which should be unbearable if lived Among the dying flowers And the shrieking farewells Of the overstretched arms of our spoiled hopes. Mason, Herbert Gilgamesh: A Verse Narrative Marion, Isaac Warm Bodies US 2010 Fiction 9780099583820 5952 The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house. Lorde, Audre Marshall, Peyton Goodhouse US 2014 Fiction 9780374165628 5953 It was of this death that I was reminded by the crushed thistle in the midst of the plowed field. Tolstoy, Leo Hadji Murad Marra, Anthony A Constellation of Vital Phenomena US 2013 Fiction 9781594136863 5954 I want to have children while my parents are still young enough to take care of them. Rudner, Rita Margolis, Sue Days Like These US 2016 Fiction 9780451471857 5955 Why does the sea moan evermore? Shut out from heaven it makes its moan. It frets against the boundary shore; All earth's full rivers cannot fill The sea, that drinking thirstieth still. Rossetti, Christina Martin, Valerie The Ghost of the Mary Celeste US 2014 Fiction 9780385533508 5956 The unknown and the marvelous press upon us from all sides. They loom above us and around us in undefined and fluctuating shapes, some dark, some shimmering, but all warning us of the limitations of what we call matter, and of the need for spirituality if we are to keep in touch with the true inner facts of life. Doyle, Arthur Conan Martin, Valerie The Ghost of the Mary Celeste US 2014 Fiction 9780385533508 5957 Revenge, revenge, See the furies arise. Dryden, John Masterman, Becky A Twist of the Knife US 2017 Fiction 9781250074515 5958 All places are alike, and every earth is fit for burial. Marlowe, Christopher Mason, Jamie Three Graves Full US 2013 Fiction 9781451685039 5959 The future destiny of the child is always the work of the mother. Napoleon I Mason, Jamie Monday's Lie US 2015 Fiction 9781476774459 5960 All of you came to me and said, "Let us send men ahead of us to explore the land for us and bring back a report to us regarding the route by which we should go up and the cities we will come to." The plan seemed good to me, and I selected twelve of you, one from each tribe. Deuteronomy 1:22-23 Mathis, Ayana The Twelve Tribes of Hattie US 2012 Fiction 9780091944186 5961 The house, shut up like a pocket watch, those tight hearts breathing inside -- she could never invent them. Dove, Rita Obedience Mathis, Ayana The Twelve Tribes of Hattie US 2012 Fiction 9780091944186 5962 Everything is plundered, betrayed, sold. Death's great black wing scrapes the air, Misery gnaws to the bone. Why then do we not despair? By day, from the surrounding woods, cherries blow summer into town; at night the deep transparent skies glitter with new galaxies. And the miraculous comes so close to the ruined dirty houses -- something not known to anyone at all But wild in our breasts for centuries. Akhmatova, Anna Matthiessen, Peter In Paradise US 2014 Fiction 1921 9781594633171 5963 What a different view of the world dawns upon us when we open ourselves to the soul-life in Nature.... To do this deliberately ... it is o experience a quickening that knows no end. It leads through door after door, over threshold after threshold... Spock, Marjorie Matheson, Richard Other Kingdoms US 2011 Fiction 9780765327680 5964 The river coursing through us is dirty and deep. Wright, C. D. Maum, Courtney I am having so much fun here without you US 2014 Fiction 9781476764580 5965 Pour vivre heureux, vivons caches. Florian Mawer, Simon The Girl who Fell From The Sky US 2012 Fiction 9781408703502 5966 Come a little closer huh... Close enough to look in my eyes Sharona Fieger, Douglas & Averre, Berton (the Knack) My Sharona Maynard, Joyce After Her US 2013 Fiction 1979 9780062257390 5967 Those who hope for no other life are dead even for this. von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang May, Stephen Wake Up Happy Every Day US 2014 Fiction 9781408840764 5968 Whoever said that money can't buy happiness simply didn't know where to go shopping. Derek, Bo May, Stephen Wake Up Happy Every Day US 2014 Fiction 9781408840764 5969 You purchase pain with all that joy can give. Pope, Alexander Moral Essays Lutz, John Dancer's Debt US 2012 Fiction 5970 The investigation of truth, the art of ascertaining that which is unknown from that which is known, has occupied the attention, and constituted the pleasure as well as the business of the reflecting part of mankind in every civilized age and country. Starkie, Dr Thomas A Practical Treatise on the Law of Evidence Mazzola, Anna The Unseeing US 2016 Fiction 1833 9781472234759 5971 When Michael Jackson was six he became a superstar and was perhaps the world's most beloved child. When I was six my mother died. I think he got the shorter end of the stick. I never had a mother, but he never had a childhood. Madonna McLaughlin, Emma Between You and Me US 2012 Fiction 9781439188187 5972 My dear Maria, history may never reveal what truly happened to all of the Tsar's children. The answer is so secret that for now I cannot speak of it. Lenin in reply to his sister, after she informed him that she had heard rumors of the romanovs' executions Meade, Glenn The Roman Conspiracy US 2012 Fiction 1918 9781451611861 5973 Anna Anderson is part of a much deeper mystery than any of us can comprehend, for she left behind so many unanswered questions. One of the most startling question is this: how could a supposedly simple, deranged peasant woman manage to confound the world's brightest and most respected legal and investigative minds for over six decades? In this regard, I'm reminded of a saying that I once heard: "There are always three sides to every story. There's your side, there's my side. And then there's the truth." Antonov, Gregory Meade, Glenn The Roman Conspiracy US 2012 Fiction 9781451611861 5974 Brynhild said: "It is not fated that we should live together. I am a shield-maiden. I wear a helmet and ride with the warrior kings. I must support them, and I am not averse to fighting." The Saga of the Volsungs (trans. Jeese L. Byock) Mead, Richelle The Immortal Crown US 2014 Fiction 9780525953692 5975 Hugin and Munin fly every day over the wide world; I fear for Hugin that he will not come back, yet I tremble more for Munin. The Poetic Edda (trans. Carolyne Larrington) Mead, Richelle The Immortal Crown US 2014 Fiction 9780525953692 5976 As the main body of troops in Rome they were the emperor's instrument to discourage plotting and rebellion and to crush unrest. The emperor's most immediate line of defence; they could also, on occasion, be his most deadly enemies. Rankov, Boris The Praetorian Guard Mead, Richelle Gameboard of the Gods US 2013 Fiction 9780525953685 5977 At the nuptials of Peleus and Thetis all the gods were invited with the exception of Eris, or Discord. Enraged at her exclusion, the goddess threw a golden apple among the guests, with the inscription, "For the fairest." Thereupon Juno, Venus and Minerva each claimed the apple. Jupiterm not willing to decide in so delicate a matter, sent the goddesses to Mount Ida, where the beautiful shepherd Paris was tending his flocks, and to him was committed the decision. The goddess accordingly appeared before him. Juno promised him power and riches, Minerva glory and renown in war, and Venus the fairest of women for his wife, each attempting to bias his decision in her own favour. Paris decided in favour of Venus and gave her the golden apple, thus making the two other goddesses his enemies. Bulfinch, Thomas Bulfinch's Mythology Mead, Richelle Gameboard of the Gods US 2013 Fiction 9780525953685 5978 Be a governess! Better be a slave at once! Bronte, Charlotte Shirley Macneal. Susan Elia Princess Elizabeth's Spy US 2012 Fiction 9780553593624 5979 Cryptogram: Message written in a cipher or in some other cryptic form which requires a key (qv) for its meaning to be discovered. A Lexicon of Cryptography Macneal. Susan Elia Princess Elizabeth's Spy US 2012 Fiction 9780553593624 5980 The right of personal freedom receds before the duty to preserve the race. There must be no half-measures. Hitler, Adolf Germany Macneal. Susan Elia His Majesty's Hope US 2013 Fiction 9780345536730 5981 In the higher ranges or Secret Service work, the actual facts in many cases were in every respect equal to the most fantastic inventions of romance and melodrama. Tangle within tangle, plot and counter-plot, ruse and treachery, cross and double-cross, true agent, false agent, double agent, gold and steel, the bomb, the daggar and the firing party, were interwoven in many a texture so intricate as to be incredible and yet true. The Chief and the High Officers of the Secret Service reveled in these subterranean labyrinths, and pursued their task with cold and silent passion. Churchill, Winston UK Macneal. Susan Elia His Majesty's Hope US 2013 Fiction 9780345536730 5982 I reckon they must have Forgotten about me When I hear them say they gonna Save Democracy. Funny thing about white folks Wanting to go and fight Way over in Europe For freedom and light When right here in Alabama -- Lord have mercy on me! -- They declare I'm a Fifth Columnist If I say the word, Free. Jim Crow all around me. Don't have the right to vote. Let's leave our neighbour's eye alone And look after our own mote -- Cause I sure don't understand What the meaning can be When folks talk about freedom -- And Jim Crow me? Hughes, Langston Southern Negro Speaks Poem US Macneal. Susan Elia Mrs. Roosevelt's Confidante US 2015 Fiction 1941 9780804178709 5983 Of Man's first disobedience, and the fruit Of that forbidden tree whose mortal taste Brought death into the World Milton, John Paradise Lost 1:1-3 Y McDaniel, Tiffany The Summer That Melted Everything US 2016 Fiction 9781250078063 Epigraphs begin on chapter 5984 I search for phrases to sing your praises, But there aren't any magic adjectives To tell you all you are. You're just too marvelous, too marvelous for words Like glorious, glamorous, and that old standby amorous. Mercer, Johnny Too Marvelous for Words McNeal, Tom To be Sung Underwater US 2011 Fiction 9780316127394 5985 Geography is about power. Although often assumed to be innocent, the geography of the world is not a product of nature but a product of histories of struggle between competing authorities over the power to organise, occupy and administer space. Tuathail, Gearoid Critical Geopolitics McDermid, Val The Skeleton Road US 2014 Fiction 9781408704578 5986 The hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burn. Russell, David McDermid, Val Cross and Burn US 2013 Fiction 9781408704561 5987 But you're not here, now, to lead me back To bed. None of you are. Look at the snow, I said, to whoever might be near. I'm cold, Would you hold me. Hold me. Let me go. Robertson, Robin Hammersmith Winter McDermid, Val Cross and Burn US 2013 Fiction 9781408704561 5988 [From below comes the noise of a door slamming.] Ibsen, Henrik A Doll's House MacGregor, Virginia The Astonishing Return of Norah Wells US 2016 Fiction 9780751554205 5989 My God, I do hope I shall make something of myself one day... Walser, Robert Jakob Von Gunten MacAuley, Wayne The Cook US 2011 Fiction 9781780876399 5990 Long years ago, we made a tryst with destiny, and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge. Nehru, Jawaharlal Midnight McQueen, Alison Under the Jeweled Sky US 2014 Fiction 1947 5991 Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future, And time future contained in time past. Eliot, T. S. Burnt Norton Madden, Time Present and Time Past US 2013 Fiction 9780571290871 5992 Being unconquerable lies with yourself; being conquerable lies with your enemy. Sun Tzu The Art of War Maden, Mike Drone Command US 2015 Fiction 9780399173981 5993 And after all her furious sound The stillness of her face The quiet of her sleep, tonight Madeley, Richard The Way You Look Tonight US 2014 Fiction 9781471112652 5994 If I could say to you, and make it stick, A girl in a red hat, a woman in blue Reading a letter, a lady weighing gold ... If I could say this to you so you saw, And knew, and agreed that this is how it was In a lost city across the sea of years, I think we should be for one moment happy In the great reckoning of those little rooms... Nemerov, Howard "Vermeer", Trying Conclusions: Old and New Poems Maguire, Gregory Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister US 1999 Fiction 9780061960550 5995 Alice took up the fan and gloves, and, as the hall was very hot, she kept fanning herself all the time she went on talking : “ Dear, dear ! How queer everything is to-day ! And yesterday things went on just as usual. I wonder if I’ve been changed in the night? Let me think: was I the same when I got up this morning? I almost think I can remember feeling a little different. But if I ’m not the same, the next question is, Who in the world am I? Ah, that’s the great puzzle !” And she began thinking over all the children she knew, that were of the same age as herself, to see if she could have been changed for any of them. “I’m sure I ’m not Ada,” she said, “ for her hair goes in such long ringlets, and mine doesn’t go in ringlets at all ; and I ’m sure I can ’t be Mabel, for I know all sorts of things, and she, oh! she knows such a very little ! Besides, she’s she, and I’m I, and—oh dear, how puzzling it all is ! Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Maguire, Gregory After Alice US 2015 Fiction 9780062416773 5996 The children born of thee are sword and fire, Red ruin, and the breaking up of laws. Tennyson, Alfred Lord The Idylls of the King Maitland, Karen The Vanishing Witch US 2014 Fiction 19th century 9781472215031 5997 So hideous was the noise, a benedicite! Certes he, Jack Straw and all his meinie, Ne made never shouts so shrill When that they would any Fleming kill. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales Maitland, Karen The Vanishing Witch US 2014 Fiction 14th century 9781472215031 5998 The scrupulous and the just, the noble, humane, and devoted natures; the unselfish and the intelligent may begin a movement -- but it passes away from them. They are not the leaders of a revolution. They are its victims. Conrad, Joseph Under Western Eyes Maitland, Karen The Vanishing Witch US 2014 Fiction 20th century 9781472215031 5999 And know that the head of the art is the raven who flies without wings in the darkness and in the brightness of the day; in the bitterness that is in its throat the nigredo, the blackest of black, will be found. Artis aurif Maitland, Karen The Raven's Head US 2015 Fiction 1610 9781472215048 6000 Take some 'stone'. Divide it into four parts -- air, fire, earth and water. I am unable to discover that it can be done in any way other than the following. A human being lives, dies, and depends upon blood. Likewise the stone. Consequently they say that this stone is a living stone, and therefore because there is no higher soul than a human being, they take the stone of a human. Avicenna Persian Maitland, Karen The Raven's Head US 2015 Fiction 10th century 9781472215048 6001 One for sorrow Two for mirth Three for a funeral Four for a birth Five for heaven Six for hell The seventh takes your soul for the Devil to sell. traditional rhyme for counting magpies, known as witch birds Rhyme Maitland, Karen The Raven's Head US 2015 Fiction 9781472215048 6002 Time and chance happen to all men. For man knows not his time. As the fishes that are taken in an evil net, and as the birds that are caught in the snare, so are the sons of man snared in an evil time, when it falls suddenly upon them. Ecclesiastecus 9:11-12 Maitland, Karen The Falcons of Fire and Ice US 2012 Fiction 9780718159962 6003 I am the enemy you killed, my friend. Owen, Wilfred Strange Meeting Poem Maitland, Karen The Falcons of Fire and Ice US 2012 Fiction 9780718159962 6004 Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum. (So potent a persuasion to evil was religion.) Carus, Titus Lucretius De Rerum Natura Rome (Italy) Maitland, Karen The Falcons of Fire and Ice US 2012 Fiction 9780718159962 6005 The excursion is the same when you go looking for your sorrow as when you go looking for your joy. Welty, Eudora The Wide Net Maksik, Alexander A Market to Measure Drift US 2013 Fiction 9780307962584 6006 Take your delight in momentariness, Walk between dark and dark -- a shining space With the grave's narrowness, though not its peace. Graves, Robert Sick Love Maksik, Alexander A Market to Measure Drift US 2013 Fiction 9780307962584 6007 They why did you to the end, live with the dark, sing into your ruin? Niatum, Duane Consulting an Elder Poet on an Anti-War Poem Poem Makkai, Rebecca Music for Wartime US 2015 Fiction 9780525146691 6008 Nothing of her was left, except her shining loveliness. Ovid Metamorphoses, "The Transformation of Daphe" Makkai, Rebecca The Hundred-Year House US 2014 Fiction 9780525426684 6009 He was has a why to live for can bear almost any how. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Mann, Don & Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Jackal US 2014 Fiction 9781444769104 6010 It's very difficult to keep the line between the past and the present. You know what I mean? It's awfully difficult. Beale, Edith "Little Eddie" Bouvier Manning, Sara It felt like a kiss US 2014 Fiction 6011 There are three kinds of people: those who are dead, those who are alive, and those who sail the seas. Plato Greece Mankell, Henning A Treacherous Paradise US 2013 Fiction 9780099572183 6012 Louis XV is named the Well-Beloved. Ten years pass. The same people believe the Well-Beloved takes baths of human blood... Avoiding Paris, ever shut up at Versailles, he finds even there too many people, too much daylight. He wants a shadowy retreat... In a year of scarcity (they are not uncommon then) he was hunting as usual in the Forest of Senart. He met a peasant carrying a bier and inquired, "Whither he was conveying it?" "To such a place." "For a man or a woman?" "A man." "What did he die of?" "Hunger." Michelet, Jules Y Mantel, Hilary A Place of Greater Safety US 1992 Fiction 9780007250554 Epigraphs begin on sections 6013 Neither Laestrygonians nor Cyclopes Nor bitter Poseidon will you ever meet Unless you carry them within your heart Unless your heart raises them before you. Cavaft, Constantine P. Ithaka Manfredi, Valerio Massimo Odysseus: The Return US 2013 Fiction 9781447231714 6014 This is what went on in the times in which the chimera's shrieks still echoed over the moutainside, when the centaurs ventured down to sate their thirst in the dusky twilight. Pascoli, Giovanni Manfredi, Valerio Massimo Odysseus: The Oath US 2013 Fiction 9781447131707 6015 Two errors: one, to take everything literally; two, to take everything spiritually. Pascal Mantel, Hilary Every Day is Mother's Day US 1985 Fiction 9780805062724 6016 Do not adultery commit; Advantage rarely comes of it. Clough, A. H. Mantel, Hilary Every Day is Mother's Day US 1985 Fiction 9780805062724 6017 The quality of mercy is not strain'd, It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest: It blesseth him that gives and him that takes... Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Play UK Mark, David The Dark Winter US 2012 Fiction 9780399158643 6018 But I say, anyone who even looks at a woman with lust in his eye has already committed adultery with her in his heart. So if your eye -- even if it is your good eye -- causes you to lust, gouge it out and throw it away. It is better for you to lose on part of your body than for your whole body to be thrown into hell. Matthew 5:28-30 Mark, David Original Skin US 2013 Fiction 9780399158650 6019 Oft have I heard that grief softens the mind, And makes it fearful and degenerate; Think therefore on revenge, and cease to weep. Shakespeare, William Henry VI Mark, David Sorrow Bound US 2014 Fiction 9780399168208 6020 I will knock down the gates of the netherworld, I will smash the door posts, and leave the doors flat down, and will let the dead go up to eat the living! And the dead will outnumber the living! The Epic of Gilgamesh Marion, Isaac The Burning World US 2017 Fiction 9781476799711 6021 SCHULZ: You must speak. BARBER: I can't. SCHULZ: It is our only hope. The Great Dictator Film Marion, Isaac The Burning World US 2017 Fiction 9781476799711 6022 It's a minor work. Zakharov-Chechenets, Pyotr regarding his painting, Empty Pasture in Afternoon Marra, Anthony The Tsar of Love and Techno US 2015 Fiction 97800770416438 6023 "He thought back on what had happened like a reporter. He started to answer, shook his head when he found he was wrong, and then started out again. "All there is to thinking," he said, "is seeing something noticeable which makes you see something you weren't noticing which makes you see something that isn't even visible." Maclean, Norman A River Runs Through It MacNeil, Kevin The Brilliant & Forever US 2016 Fiction 9781846973376 6024 One should be light like a bird and not like a feather. Calvino, Italo Six Memos for the Next Millennium MacNeil, Kevin The Brilliant & Forever US 2016 Fiction 9781846973376 6025 Goodness, like murder, will out. Blyth, R. H. MacNeil, Kevin The Brilliant & Forever US 2016 Fiction 9781846973376 6026 One can't build little white picket fences to keep nightmares out. Sexton, Anne McCreight, Kimberly Where They Found Her US 2015 Fiction 9780062225467 6027 Do not stand at my grave and weep. I am not there; I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow. I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain. I am the gentle autumn rain. When you awaken in the morning's hush, I am the the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in ciecled flight. I am the soft stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there. I did not die. Frye, Mary Elizabeth Do not stand at my grave and weep Poem McHugh, Laura Arrowood US 2016 Fiction 9780812996395 6028 I think if I make it to 40, I can be pretty amazing. Wasserstein, Wendy Uncommon Women and Others McLaughlin, Emma & Kraus, Nicola How to be a grown-up US 2015 Fiction 9781451643459 6029 Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Roman satirist Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenalis), circa AD 100 Dubois, Brendan Final Winter US 2006 Fiction AD 100 751537209 6030 We have met the enemy and he is us! Pogo Dubois, Brendan Final Winter US 2006 Fiction 1970 751537209 6031 Was this the face that launched a thousand ships And burned the topless towers of Ilium? Helen, make me immortal with a kiss… Marlowe Faust Parker, Robert Gunman's Rhapsody US 2001 Fiction 425182894 6032 And there is a Catskill eagle in some souls that can alike dive down into the blackest gorges, and soar out of them again and become invisible in the sunny spaces. And even if he forever flies within the gorge, that gorge is in the mountains; so that even in his lowest swoop the mountain eagle is still higher than the other birds upon the plain, even though they soar. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Parker, Robert A Catskill Eagle US 1985 Fiction 0-385-29385-2 6033 And there were gardens bright with sinuous rills, Where blossomed many an incense-bearing tree; And here were forests ancient as the hills, Enfolding sunny spots of greenery. But oh! that deep romantic chasm which slanted Down the green hill athwart a cedarn cover! A savage place! as holy and enchanted As e’er beneath a waning moon was haunted By woman wailing for her demon-lover! Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Kubla Khan Parker, Robert A Savage Place US 1981 Fiction 0-385-28951-0 6034 The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned… Yeats, William Butler The Second Coming Parker, Robert Ceremony US 1982 Fiction 0-385-28127-7 6035 REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED COLD. Parker, Robert Cold Service US 2005 Fiction 0-399-15240-7 6036 Only where love and need are one, And the work is play for mortal stakes, Is the deed ever really done For Heaven and the future’s sakes. Frost, Robert Parker, Robert Mortal Stakes US 1975 Fiction 0-395-21969-8 6037 I saw pale kings and princes too, Pale warriors, death-pale were they all; Who cried—'La belle Dame sans Merci Hath thee in thrall. Keats, John La Belle Dame sans Merci Parker, Robert Pale Kings and Princes US 1987 Fiction 0-385-29538-3 6038 Through tattered clothes small vices do appear; Robes and furred gowns hide all. Plate sin with gold, And the strong lance of justice hurtless breaks; Arm it in rags, a pygmy's straw does pierce it. Shakespeare, William King Lear Parker, Robert Small Vices US 1997 Fiction 0-399-14547-7 6039 Nay, we'll go Together down, sir: Notice Neptune though, Taming a sea-horse, thought a rarity, Which Claus of Innsbruck cast in bronze for me! Browning, Robert My Last Duchess Parker, Robert Taming a Sea Horse US 1986 Fiction 0-385-29461-1 6040 like gold to airy thinness beat Dull sublunary lovers' love (Whose soul is sense) cannot admit Absence, because it doth remove Those things which elemented it. Donne, John A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning Parker, Robert Valediction US 1984 Fiction 0-385-29330-5 6041 So let us not talk falsely now the hour is getting late Dylan, Bob All Along the Watchtower song Gorman, Ed Ticket to Ride US 2009 Fiction 1605980706 6042 A hippie is someone who looks like Tarzan, walks like Jane, and smells like Cheetah. Reagan, Ronald Gorman, Ed Bad Moon Rising US 2011 Fiction 1605982601 6043 Good morning! What we have in mind is breakfast in bed for 400,000. Wavy Gravy at Woodstock Gorman, Ed Bad Moon Rising US 2011 Fiction 1605982601 6044 We are not about to send American boys nine or ten thousand miles away from home to do what Asian boys ought to be doing for themselves. Johnson, Lyndon Gorman, Ed Bad Moon Rising US 2011 Fiction 1605982601 6045 There’s a bad moon on the rise. Creedence Clearwater Revival “Tin soldiers and Nixon coming…" Gorman, Ed Bad Moon Rising US 2011 Fiction 1605982601 6046 Four dead in Ohio. Young, Neil Neil Young’s “Ohio” about Kent State Gorman, Ed Bad Moon Rising US 2011 Fiction 1605982601 6047 He wasn’t really happy; he was only watching happiness from close to instead of from far away. Greene, Graham The Basement Room Gorman, Ed The Day The Music Died US 1998 Fiction 786705698 6048 There’s not much to see in a small town, but what you hear makes up for it. Derleth, August Gorman, Ed Wake Up Little Susie US 1999 Fiction 425178552 6049 There was the truth of virginity and the truth of passion, the truth of wealth and of poverty, of thrift and of profligacy, of carelessness and abandon. Hundreds and hundreds were the truths and they were all beautiful. Anderson, Sherwood Sherwood Anderson, Winesburg, Ohio Gorman, Ed Wake Up Little Susie US 1999 Fiction 425178552 6050 It was not until I was 8 years old that I discovered that not all the world was Roman Catholic. When John F. Kennedy ran for president, it became clear that many Americans outside our homogeneous enclave considered our faith strange and suspicious and threatening. It turned out we were a they.” Quindlen, Anna Gorman, Ed Save The Last Dance For Me US 2002 Fiction 373264615 6051 And hearts that we broke long ago Have long been breaking others. Auden, W. H. Gorman, Ed Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool US 2003 Fiction 373264941 6052 To a man who understands the rigours of friendship Miller, Rex Gorman, Ed Serpent's kiss US 1999 Fiction 1902002091 6053 In the life of a man, his time is but a moment, his being an incessant flux, his soul an unquiet eddy, his fortune dark, and his fame doubtful. Marcus Aurelius Meditations, Book II Walsh, Michael Hostile Intent US 2003 Fiction 786020423 6054 Adapt yourself to the place where your lot has been cast, and show true love to the fellow mortals with whom destiny has surrounded you. Marcus Aurelius Meditations Walsh, Michael Shock Warning US 2011 Fiction 786024127 6055 God willing, with the force of God behind it, we shall soon experience a world without the United States and Zionism. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Coonts, Stephen The Disciple US 2009 Fiction 312372833 6056 And there went out another horse that was red: and power was given to him that sat thereon to take peace from the earth, and that they should kill one another: and there was given to him a great sword. Revelation 6:4 Coonts, Stephen The Red Horseman US 1993 Fiction 0-671-74887-4 6057 The Cold War is over; the Soviet Union is no more…. In the past, we dealt with the nuclear threat from the Soviet Union through a combination of deterrence and arms control, but the new possessors of nuclear weapons may not be deterrable. Aspin, Les Les Aspin, U.S. Secretary of Defense Coonts, Stephen The Red Horseman US 1993 Fiction 0-671-74887-4 6058 Eternal Father, strong to save, Whose arm does bind the restless wave, Who biddest the mighty ocean deep, Its own appointed limits keep; O hear us when we cry to thee For those in peril on the sea. Whiting, William The Navy Hymn Coonts, Stephen The Intruders US 1994 Fiction 1-59114-128-1 6059 Cultivo una rosa blanca, En julio como en enero, Para el amigo sincero Que me da su mano franca. Y para el cruel que me arranca El corazón con que vivo, Cardo ni oruga cultivo; Cultivo la rosa blanca Marti, Jose Coonts, Stephen Cuba US 1999 Fiction 0-312-20521-X 6060 I grow a white rose In July the same as January, For the sincere friend Who gives me his open hand. And for the cruel one who pulls me away from the dreams for which I live, I grow neither weeds nor thistles, I grow the white rose. Marti, Jose Translated Coonts, Stephen Cuba US 1999 Fiction 0-312-20521-X 6061 Revolutions and revolutionary wars are inevitable in class society, and without them it is impossible to accomplish any leap in social development and to overthrow the reactionary ruling classes and therefore impossible for people to win political power … The seizure of power by armed force, the settlement of the issue by war, is the central task and the highest form of revolution. This Marxist-Leninist principle of revolution holds good universally, for China and for all other countries. Mao Tse Tsung Coonts, Stephen Hong Kong US 2000 Fiction 0-312-25339-7 6062 On this small planet Orbiting a nondescript star, On the edge of a humongous galaxy Wheeling endlessly in the infinite void, The river of life flows on and on … Let it flow. Coonts, Stephen Saucer: Savage Planet US 2014 Fiction 1-250-06198-9 6063 Government is not eloquence. It is not reason. It is a force. Like fire, a dangerous servant and a fearful master Washington, George Coonts, Stephen Under Siege US 1990 Fiction 0-671-72229-8 6064 Of all the tasks of government, the most basic is to protect its citizens from violence. Dulles, John Foster Coonts, Stephen Under Siege US 1990 Fiction 0-671-72229-8 6065 Warfare is the greatest affair of state, the basis of life and death, the way to survival or extinction Sun Tzu Coonts, Stephen The Art of War US 2016 Fiction 1-786-48363-8 6066 The oath to be taken by the president on first entering office is specified in Article II, Section 1, of the United States Constitution. “I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." Article II, Section 1, of the United States Constitution. Coonts, Stephen Liberty's Last Stand US 2016 Fiction 1-621-57507-8 6067 All the wide sky Was there to tempt him as he steered toward heaven, Meanwhile the heat of sun struck at his back And where his wings were joined, sweet-smelling, fluid Ran hot that once was wax. Ovid Metamorphoses Coonts, Stephen Flight of the Intruder US 1986 Fiction 0-87021-200-1 6068 Confront the enemy with the tip of your sword against his face Miyamoto Musashi Coonts, Stephen Final Flight US 1988 Fiction 0-385-24555-6 6069 The means of destruction are approaching perfection with frightful rapidity. Baron Antoine Henri Jomini Coonts, Stephen The Minotaur US 1989 Fiction 1838 0-440-20742-8 6070 What song the Syrens sang, or what name Achilles assumed when he hid himself among women, although puzzling questions are not beyond all conjecture. Sir Thomas Browne Urn-Burial Kane, Paul and Prepolec, Charles Beyond Rue Morgue Anthology: Further Tales of Edgar Allan Poe's 1st Detective US 2013 Fiction 1781161755 6071 You know Macumba? Voodoo. My granddad was a priest in Trinidad. He used to tell us, 'When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth.' Ken Foree as "Peter" in George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead Adams, John The Living Dead US 2008 Fiction 1597801437 6072 Mother. Father. Did I do it right? Han Qing Dao The God Whispers of Han Qing-jao Y Card, Orson Children of the Mind US 1996 Science Fiction 765304740 6073 In the bend God created the hen and the education. And the education was without founder, and void; and death was upon the falsehood of the demand. And the sport of God moved upon the falsehood of the wealth. And God said, Let there be limit; and there was limit. A text produced from the Book of Genesis using a method invented by Jean Lescure in which each noun is replaced with the seventh noun following it in a dictionary. Ryman, Geoff Lust Or No Harm Done US 2001 Fiction 312312121 6074 This is the use of memory: For liberation-not less of love but expanding Of love beyond desire, and so liberation From the future as well as the past. Thus, love of a country Begins as attachment to our own field of action And comes to find that action of little importance Though never indifferent. History may be servitude, History may be freedom. Eliot, T.S Four Quartets Ryman, Geoff Was US 1992 Fiction 978-0-00-223931-8 6075 That the future is a faded song, a Royal Rose or a lavender spray Of wistful regret for those who are not yet here to regret… Eliot, T.S Four Quartets Ryman, Geoff The Child Garden US 1989 Science Fiction 0-04-440393-3 6076 WE HAVE LEFT the land and have embarked. We have burned our bridges behind us — indeed, we have gone farther and destroyed the land behind us. Now, little ship, look out! Beside you is the ocean: to be sure, it does not always roar, and at times it lies spread out like silk and gold and reveries of graciousness. But hours will come when you will realize that it is infinite and that there is nothing more awesome than infinity! Oh, the poor bird that felt free and now strikes the wall of this cage! Woe, when you feel homesick for the land as if it had offered more freedom — and there is no longer any “land.” Nietzsche, Friedrich “In the Horizon of the Infinite,” The Gay Science Morrow, James Towing Jehovah US 1994 Fantasy, Speculative fiction 156002108 6077 And the Lord said, “Behold … I will take away mine hand, and thou shalt see my back parts: but my face shall not be seen.” Exodus Bible Bible Verse Morrow, James Towing Jehovah US 1994 Fantasy, Speculative fiction 156002108 6078 Some say the world will end in fire, Some say in ice. From what I’ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire. But if it had to perish twice, I think I know enough of hate To say that for destruction ice Is also great And would suffice. Frost, Robert Morrow, James This Is the Way the World Ends US 1986 Fiction 156002086 6079 Tripitaka: Monkey, how far is it to the Western Heaven, the abode of Buddha? Wu kong: You can walk from the time of your youth till the time you grow old, and after that, till you become young again; and even after going through such a cycle a thousand times, you may still find it difficult to reach the place where you want to go. But when you perceive, by the resoluteness of your will, the Buddha nature in all things, and when every one of your thoughts goes back to that fountain in your memory, that will be the time you arrive at Spirit Mountain. The Journey to the West Robinson, Kim The Year of Rice and Salt US 2002 Alternate history 553580078 6080 A ship is floating in the harbour now, A wind is hovering o’er the mountain’s brow; There is a path on the sea’s azure floor, No keel has ever plough’d that path before; The halcyons brood around the foamless isles; The treacherous Ocean has forsworn its wiles; The merry mariners are bold and free: Say, my heart’s sister, wilt thou sail with me? Shelley, Percy Epipsychidion Robinson, Kim Icehenge US 1984 Science Fiction 312866097 6081 I believe the twenty-first century can become the most important century of human history. I think a new reality is emerging. Whether this view is realistic or not, there is no harm in making an effort. Dalai Lama The Dalai Lama, November 15, 2005, Washington, D.C. Robinson, Kim Sixty Days and Counting US 2007 Fiction 2005 553803131 6082 The Muses love alternatives. Virgil Eclogues,Book III Robinson, Kim Galileo's Dream US 2009 Science Fiction 7260318 6083 The land looks like a fairytale Amundsen, Roald Robinson, Kim Antarctica US 1997 Fiction 553574027 6084 And, alone in the dim emptiness of the sleeping forecasde he appeared bigger, colossal, very old; old as Father time himself, who should have come there into this place as quiet as a sepulchre to contemplate with patient eyes the short victory of sleep, the consoler. Yet he was only a child of time, a lonely relic of a devoured and forgotten generation… Conrad, Joseph The Nigger of the Narcissus Asimov, Isaac and Silverberg, Robert The Ugly Little Boy US 1958 Novel, Science Fiction 553561227 6085 The tree laws of robotics 1. A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. 2. A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. 3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law. Asimov, Isaac and Silverberg, Robert The Positronic Man US 1992 Novel, Science Fiction 0-575-04700-3 6086 Friends, take heart, banish all fear. One day — who knows? — we will look back even on these things and laugh. The Aeneid, Book One Silverberg, Robert Starborne US 1996 Fiction 0-553-10264-8 6087 It is remarkable that a science which began with the consideration of games of chance should have become the most important object of human knowledge… The most important questions of life are, for the most part, really only problems of probability. Laplace Théorie Analytique des Probabilités Silverberg, Robert The Stochastic Man US 1975 Fiction 0-06-013868-8 6088 Once a man learns to see, he finds himself alone in the world with nothing but folly. Castaneda A Separate Reality Silverberg, Robert The Stochastic Man US 1975 Fiction 0-06-013868-8 6089 An axe-age, a sword-age, shields shall be sundered; A wind-age, a wolf-age, ere the world falls. The sun turns black, Earth sinks in the sea, The hot stars down from heaven are whirled; Fierce grows the steam and the life-feeding flame Till fire leaps high about heaven itself. Elder Edda Silverberg, Robert At Winter's End US 1988 Fiction 0-446-51384-9 6090 Everyone on Earth for a million years or more had known that the death-stars were coming, that the Great World was doomed. One could not deny that; one could not hide from that. They had come before and surely they would come again, for their time was immutable, every twenty-six million years, and their time had come ‘round once more. One by one they would crash down terribly from the skies, falling without mercy for thousands or even hundreds of thousands of years, bringing fire, darkness, dust, smoke, cold, and death: an endless winter of sorrows. Each of the peoples of Earth addressed its fate in its own fashion, for genetics is destiny — even, in a strange way, for life-forms that have no genes. The vegetals and the sapphire-eyes people knew that they would not survive, and they made their preparations accordingly. The mechanicals knew that they could survive if they cared to, but they did not care to. The sea-lords understood that their day was done and they accepted that. The hjjk-folk, who never yielded any advantage willingly, expected to come through the cataclysm unharmed, and set about making certain of that. And the humans— the humans— Silverberg, Robert At Winter's End US 1988 Fiction 0-446-51384-9 6091 There is therefore but one comfort left, that though it be in the power of the weakest arm to take away life, it is not in the strongest to deprive us of death: God would not exempt himself from that; the misery of immortality in the flesh he undertook not, that was in it immortal. Sir Thomas Browne Religio Medici Silverberg, Robert To Live Again US 1969 Fiction 425037746 6092 We were born to unite with our fellow-men and to join in community with the human race. Cicero De finibus, IV Silverberg, Robert The World Inside US 1971 Novel, Fiction, Science Fiction, Dystopia, Speculative fiction 1596872861 6093 Of all animals, men are the least fitted to live to herds. If they were crowded together as sheep are they would all perish in a short time. The breath of man is fatal to his fellows. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Emile, I Silverberg, Robert The World Inside US 1971 Novel, Fiction, Science Fiction, Dystopia, Speculative fiction 1596872861 6094 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. Genesis 1:2 Bible Silverberg, Robert The Face of the Waters US 1991 Fiction 0-553-07592-6 6095 The ocean has no compassion, no faith, no law, no memory. Its fickleness is to be held true to man’s purpose only by an undaunted resolution and by sleepless, armed, jealous vigilance in which, perhaps, there has always been more hate than love. Conrad, Joseph The Mirror of the Sea Silverberg, Robert The Face of the Waters US 1991 Fiction 0-553-07592-6 6096 He that is shipped with the Devil must sail with the Devil English proverb Silverberg, Robert Lord of Darkness US 1983 Fiction 0-87795-443-7 6097 God is English! Aylmer, John An Harborowe for Faithfull and Trew Subjects, 1558 Silverberg, Robert Lord of Darkness US 1983 Fiction 0-87795-443-7 6098 The Red—Blaze—is the Morning— The Violet—is Noon— The Yellow—Day—is falling— And after that—is none— Dickinson, Emily Silverberg, Robert The Red Blaze is the Morning US 1995 Fiction 0-312-86201-6 6099 Heaven is opened, the company of gods shines forth! Amon-Re, Lord of Karnak, is exalted upon the great seat! The Great Nine are exalted upon their seats! Thy beauties are thine, O Amon-Re, Lord of Karnak! The Liturgy of Amon Silverberg, Robert Thebes of the Hundred Gates US 1991 Fiction 553294946 6100 Flame which came forth backwards, I have not stolen the god’s-offerings. O Bone-breaker who came forth from Heracleopolis, I have not told lies. O Eater of entrails who came forth from the House of Thirty, I have not committed perjury. O You of the darkness who came forth from the darkness, I have not been quarrelsome. O Nefertum who came forth from Memphis, I have done no wrong, I have seen no evil. The Negative Confession Silverberg, Robert Thebes of the Hundred Gates US 1991 Fiction 553294946 6101 Faust. First I will question thee about hell. Tell me, where is the place that men call hell? Meph. Under the heavens. Faust. Ay, but whereabout? Meph. Within the bowels of these elements, Where we are tortur’d and remain for ever: Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscrib’d In one self place; for where we are is hell, And where hell is, there must we ever be: And, to conclude, when all the world dissolves, And every creature shall be purified, All places shall be hell that are not heaven. Faust. Come, I think hell’s a fable. Meph. Ay, think so still, till experience change thy mind. Marlowe, Christopher Dr Faustus Silverberg, Robert Gilgamesh in the Outback US 1986 Fiction 6102 Sleepers, awake. Sleep is separateness; the cave of solitude is the cave of dreams, the cave of the passive spectator. To be awake is to participate, carnally and not in fantasy, in the feast; the great communion Brown, Norman O. Love’s Body Silverberg, Robert The Feast of St. Dionysus US 1975 Fiction 340248556 6103 Does this path have a heart? All paths are the same: they lead nowhere. They are paths going through the bush, or into the bush. In my own life I could say I have traversed long, long paths, but I am not anywhere…Does this path have a heart? If it does, the path is good, if it doesn’t, it is of no use. Both paths lead nowhere; but one has a heart, the other doesn’t. One makes for a joyful journey; as long as you follow it, you are one with it. The other will make you curse your life. The Teachings of Don Juan Silverberg, Robert US Fiction 6104 And what the dead had no speech for, when living, They can tell you, being dead: the communication Of the dead is tongued with fire beyond the language of the living. Eliot,T.S Little Gidding Silverberg, Robert Born with the Dead US 1975 Fiction 553241036 6105 Are not such floating fragments on the sea of the unconscious called Freudian ships? Saxton, Josephine Falling. Silverberg, Robert A Sea of Faces US 1974 Fiction 6106 Pain is Gain. Greek Proverb Silverberg, Robert The Pain Peddlers US 1963 Fiction 6107 Ben Azai was deemed worthy and stood at the gate of the sixth palace and saw the ethereal splendor of the pure marble plates. He opened his mouth and said twice, “Water! Water!” In the twinkling of an eye they decapitated him and threw eleven thousand iron bars at him. This shall be a sign for all generations that no one should err at the gate of the sixth palace. Hekhaloth, Lesser Silverberg, Robert The Sixth Palace US 1965 Fiction B000FBFR8Y 6108 One can conceive of Heaven having a Telephone Directory,-but it would have to be gigantic, for it would include the Proper Name and address of every electron in the universe. But Hell could not have one, for in Hell, as in prison and the army, its inhabitants are identified not by name but by number. They do not have numbers, they are numbers. Auden, W.H Infernal Science Silverberg, Robert The Time Hoppers US 1967 Fiction 843905123 6109 That Time should be a length travelled over is, all said and done, a rather elaborate conception; yet that this is the way we do habitually think of Time is agreed to by everyone, both educated and—which is much more curious—uneducated. … How did we arrive at this remarkable piece of knowledge? Dunne, J.W An Experiment with Time Silverberg, Robert The Time Hoppers US 1967 Fiction 843905123 6110 And Lord Stiamot wept when he heard them singing the ballad of his great victory at Weygan Head, because the Stiamot of which they sang was not the Stiamot he knew. He was not himself any more. He had been emptied into legend. He had been a man, and now he was a fable. Furvain, Aithin Silverberg, Robert The Book of Changes US 2003 Fiction 345456440 6111 Go then, there are other worlds than these. King, Stephen Jake Chambers, to Roland Deschain of Gilead [from The Gunslinger by Stephen King] Adams, John Other Worlds Than These US 2012 Fiction 1597804339 6112 There are sealed pages in my heart, Traced with illumined hand, That none can see, and if they did, Oh! who would understand? But thou, by some strange sympathy, Hast thrown a searching look, And read at sight the hardest scroll Indorsed within the book. Cook, Elizabeth Stanzas, Addressed to Charlotte Cushman Donoghue, Emma The Sealed Letter US 2008 Fiction 1862 1554680360 6113 I Prima Facie (Latin, "at first sight" or "on the face of it": evidence presumed to be true unless rebutted) Every woman should be free to support herself by the use of whatever faculties God has given her. Faithfull, Emily Letter to the English Woman's Journal (September 1862) Donoghue, Emma The Sealed Letter US 2008 Fiction 1862 1554680360 6114 By your late thirties the ground has begun to grow hard. It grows harder and harder until the day that it admits you. McGuane, Thomas Nobody's Angel Harvey, John Ash & Bone US 2005 Fiction 99466236 6115 Good friend and sound adviser for more than twenty years Don't come round reminding me again How brittle bone is Bragg, Billy Valentine's Day is Over Harvey, John Ash & Bone US 2005 Fiction 99466236 6116 Judas… purchased a field with the reward of iniquity… And it was known unto all the dwellers at Jerusalem… that [the] field is called… the field of blood. ACTS 1: 16-19 Bible Mina, Denise Field of Blood US 2005 Fiction 031615458X 6117 ROMANY CURSE He must lie with his treasures, be they tin or gold. Resting in finery, his back to the soil. One wheel of his vargon must light up with fire. In the flame is the evil, his pain and his soul. But beware of his talisman, carved out of stone. If not in his palm, then a curse is foretold. For who steals the charm of a dukkerin‘s son, Will walk in his shadow, bleed with his blood, Cry loud with his anguish and suffer his pain. His unquiet spirit will rise up again, His footsteps will echo unseen on the ground Until the curse is fulfilled, the talisman found. Plante, Lynda The Talisman US 1988 Fiction 330306065 6118 Where mystery begins, justice ends. Burke, Edmund A Vindication of Natural Society Edwards, Martin Yesterday's papers US 1994 Fiction B008732DXO 6119 …for ye han falle in freletee, And knowen wel ynough the olde daunce, And han forsaken fully swich meschaunce For everemo… Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: The Physician’s Tale Frazer, Margaret The Apostate's Tale US 2007 Fiction 425219240 6120 [B]ut God yeve hym meschaunce, That is so undiscreet of governaunce That jangleth whan he shoulde holde his pees. Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: The Nun’s Priest’s Tale Frazer, Margaret The Clerk's Tale US 2002 Fiction 425187381 6121 For in his huntyng hath he swich delit That it is al his joye and appetit To been hymself the grete hertes bane… Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: The Knight’s Tale Frazer, Margaret The Hunter's Tale US 2004 Fiction 425199428 6122 Now lat us sitte and drynke, and make usmerie, And afterward we wol his body berie. Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: The Pardoner's Tale Frazer, Margaret The Bishop's Tale US 1994 Fiction 425144925 6123 For, be we never so vicious withinne, We wol been holden wise and clene of synne. Chaucer, Geoffrey Canterbury Tales: The Wife of Bath’s Tale Frazer, Margaret The Servant's Tale US 1993 Fiction 425143899 6124 Be sure they were grotesque. There were much glare and piquancy and phantasm. . . . There were arabesque figures with unsuited limbs and appointments. There were delirious fancies such as the madman fashions. There were much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust. To and fro in the seven chambers there stalked, in fact, a multitude of dreams. Poe, Edgar Allan The Masque of the Red Death Carr, John Dickson The Waxworks Murder US 1932 Fiction, Mystery 60810394 6125 And we, all our lives, like Jules, are incurably romantic. We shall go, therefore, to our first ball at the Opera because it, too, will endeavour to revive the romantic age. ... And it will be the same. In the crystal cups on the buffet tables, the same golden sunlight of the champagne swims and sparkles. Beneath the black mask and below the broad concealing hat still shine the bright eyes of danger. Slocombe, George Carr, John Dickson The Waxworks Murder US 1932 Fiction, Mystery 60810394 6126 cogito ergo sum (I think, therefore I exist) Descartes Weinberg, Robert A Logical Magician US 1994 Fiction 441000592 6127 facilis descensus Averno (the descent to hell is easy) Virgil Weinberg, Robert A Logical Magician US 1994 Fiction 441000592 6128 If we had a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life, it would be like hearing the grass grow and the squirrel’s heart beat, and we should die of that roar which lies on the other side of silence. Eliot, George Pronzini, Bill The Other Side Of Silence US 2008 Fiction 802717136 6129 Whenever the door of hell opens, the voice you hear is your own Wylie, Philip Pronzini, Bill Snowbound US 1974 Fiction 399112642 6130 What is the use of running, When you are on the wrong road? German Proverb Pronzini, Bill Panic! US 1972 Fiction 394474910 6131 Crime is a fact of the human species, a fact of that species alone, but it is above all the secret aspect, impenetrable and hidden. Crime hides, and by far the most terrifying things are those which elude us. Bataille, Georges Pronzini, Bill The Hidden US 2010 Fiction 802718000 6132 But how do we recognize ourselves? How can man know himself? He is a dark and hidden thing. Nietzsche, Friedrich Pronzini, Bill The Hidden US 2010 Fiction 802718000 6133 The sins ye do by two and two ye must pay for one by one. Kipling, Rudyard Tomlinson Pronzini, Bill The Stalker US 1971 Fiction 394462912 6134 Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not… Matthew 10:14 Bible Bible verse Tremayne, Peter Suffer Little Children US 1995 Fiction 451195574 6135 Fear them not therefore: for there is nothing concealed that shall not be revealed; and nothing hidden that shall not be known. Matthew, 10:26 Bible Bible verse Tremayne, Peter Suffer Little Children US 1995 Fiction 451195574 6136 I will rejoice and be glad in Thy mercy for Thou hast seen my affliction and hast cared for me in my disaster. Psalm XXXI. 7 Bible Bible verse Tremayne, Peter Act of Mercy US 1999 Fiction 451209087 6137 A curse upon the fiery devil, thundering along so smoothly. . He loitered about the station, waiting until one should stay to call there; and when one did, and was detached for water, he stood parallel with it, watching its huge wheels and brazen front and thinking what a cruel power and might it held. Ugh! To see the great wheels slowly turning and to think of being run down and crushed! Dickens, Charles Chapter 55, Dombey and Son Tremayne, Peter The Fiery Devil US Fiction 1848 6138 Fear no more the heat o’ the sun, Nor the furious winter’s rages; Thou the worldly task has done, Home art gone, and ta’en thy wages… Shakespeare, William Cymbeline Act IV, Scene 2, Tremayne, Peter Fear No More US Fiction 6139 Good things of day begin to droop and drowse; While night’s black angels to their preys do rouse. Shakespeare, William Macbeth, Act III, Scene ii Tremayne, Peter An Ensuing Evil and Others US 2005 Fiction 312342284 6140 Laws are like spider’s webs: if some poor weak creature come up against them, it is caught; but a bigger one can break through and get away Solon of Athens Tremayne, Peter The Spider's Web US 1997 Fiction 747252874 6141 Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made. Genesis 3:1 Bible Bible Verse Tremayne, Peter The Subtle Serpent US 1996 Fiction 451195582 6142 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow, I will fear no evil, for You are with me, Your staff and crook are my comfort. Psalm 23 Tremayne, Peter Valley of the Shadow US 1998 Fiction 451203305 6143 Darkness brings our fears to light rather than banishes them. Lucius Annaeus Seneca ‘The Younger’ Tremayne, Peter Our Lady of Darkness US 2000 Fiction 451212215 6144 habebit vestimenta dissuta caput nudumos vesta contectum contaminatum ac sordidum se clamabit, omnu tempore quo leprosus est et immundus solus extra castra. And the leper in whom the plague is, his clothes shall be rent, and his head bare, and he shall put a covering upon his upper lip, and shall cry, Unclean, unclean. As long as he has the infection he remains unclean. He must live alone: he must live outside the city. Leviticus 13: 45-6 Bible Bible Verse Tremayne, Peter The Leper's Bell US 2004 Fiction 312362757 6145 May no demons, no ill, no calamity or terrifying dreams Disturb our rest, our willing, prompt repose. An Evening Prayer, ascribed to St Patrick, 5th century Tremayne, Peter Badger's Moon US 2003 Fiction 045121904X 6146 Do not stand at my grave and weep. I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. I am the sunlight on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn’s rain. When you awaken in the morning’s hush, I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight. I am the stars that shine at night. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die … Anon Tremayne, Peter The Haunted Abbot US 2002 Fiction 451217160 6147 God arises and his enemies are scattered; those who hate him flee before him, driven away like smoke in the wind. . Psalm 68 Tremayne, Peter Smoke in the Wind US 2001 Fiction 451215532 6148 Non semper ea sunt quae videntur. Things are not always what they appear to be. Phaedrus Tremayne, Peter The Dove of Death US 2009 Fiction 755347234 6149 Dat veniam corvis, vexat censura columbas. The censor (magistrate) forgives the crows but blames the doves. Juvenal Tremayne, Peter The Dove of Death US 2009 Fiction 755347234 6150 AD670:…et ad sacrosanctum concilium Autunium, Luna in sanguinem uersa est. Chronicon Regum Francorum et Gothorum Tremayne, Peter The Council of the Cursed US 2008 Fiction 075532840X 6151 AD670:…and at the sacred Council of Autun, the Moon became the colour of blood. Chronicle of the Kings of the Franks and Goths Tremayne, Peter The Council of the Cursed US 2008 Fiction 075532840X 6152 And I looked, and behold a pale horse: and the name that sat on him was Death, and Hell followed with him … Revelation 6:8 Bible Bible Verse Tremayne, Peter Behold a Pale Horse US 2011 Fiction 755377478 6153 . affuit inter eos etiam Satan. Cui dixit Dominus: Unde venis? Qui respondens, ait: Circuivi terram, et perambulavi eam. . . and Satan came also among them. The Lord said unto him: Where do you come from? Answering, he said: I have circled the Earth, and walked around on it. Job 1:6–7 Bible, Vulgate Latin translation of Jerome 4th century Tremayne, Peter The Devil's seal US 2014 Fiction 1472208315 6154 uia anima carnis in sanguine est et ego dedi illum vobis ut super altare in eo expietis pro animabus vestris et sanguis pro animae piaculo sit. For the life of the flesh is in the blood; and I have given it to you upon the altar to make an atonement for your souls, for it is the blood that maketh an atonement for the soul. Leviticus 17:11 Bible, Vulgate Latin translation of Jerome 4th century Tremayne, Peter Atonement of Blood US 2013 Fiction 1250046009 6155 And God said to Moses, "Moses, come forth." And Moses came fifth, And it cost God Two hundred and fifty bucks. old gambler's joke Swain, James Grift sense US 2001 Fiction 034548035X 6156 I can never guess What tomorrow brings I don’t hear the song That the mermaid sings — I don’t care. For I find It’s enough for me Just once in a while To believe I see Past the dealer’s guard… That Next Card. Nick the Greek Swain, James Wild Card US 2010 Fiction 983058415 6157 Everybody’s honest, when they can afford to be. Binion, Benny Famous casino owner Swain, James Mr. Lucky US 2005 Fiction 0-345-47545-3 6158 The biggest and first crap game is mentioned in Greek mythology. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades rolled dice for shares of the Universe. Poseidon won the Oceans. Hades won the Underworld. Zeus won the Heavens and is suspected of having used loaded dice. Puzo, Mario Inside Las Vegas Swain, James Loaded Dice US 2004 Fiction 0-345-46327-7 6159 It’s morally wrong to allow suckers to keep their money. Canada Bill Jones Swain, James Sucker Bet US 2003 Fiction 0-345-46323-4 6160 My father always told me never to bet on anything but Notre Dame and the Yankees. But for anyone not willing to take my father's advice, I now declare this casino open. Byrne, Brendan Governor Brendan Byrne at the opening of Caesars Palace, Atlantic City May 26, 1978 Swain, James Funny Money US 2002 Fiction 1-4165-7502-2 6161 Do justly . . . love mercy, and . . . walk humbly with thy god. MICAH 6 : 8 Bible Bible Verse Swain, James Midnight Rambler US 2007 Fiction 0-345-47547-X 6162 If witches could do any such miraculous things, as these and other which are imputed to them, they might do them again and again, at any time or place, or at any man’s desire. Scot, Reginald The Discoverie of Witchcraft Swain, James Dark Magic US 2012 Fiction 1584 0-7653-2994-8 6163 Every day above ground is a good day. Brunson, Doyle Swain, James Jackpot US 2010 Fiction B00466HRS2 6164 Blessed are those who hunger and search for righteousness, For they shall be satisfied. Matthew 5.6 Bible Bible Verse Swain, James The Program US 2010 Fiction B0044XUV4O 6165 I know that ghosts have wandered on earth. Be with me always-take any form-drive me mad! Only do not leave me in this abyss, where I cannot find you! Brönte, Emily Wuthering Heights Swain, James Shadow People US 2013 Fiction 9780765329950 6166 A truth that's told with intent Beats all the lies you can invent. Blake, WIlliam Auguries of Innocence” Hornsby, Wendy Bad Intent US 1994 Fiction 451185013 6167 LADY MACDUFF. Whither should I fly? I have done no harm. But I remember now I am in this earthly world, where to do harm Is often laudable, to do good sometime Accounted dangerous folly. Why then, alas, Do I put up that womanly defence To say I have done no harm? [Enter murderers.] What are these faces? FIRST MURDERER. Where is your husband? LADY MACDUFF. I hope, in no place so unsanctified Where such as thou mayst find him. Shakespeare, William Macbeth (act IV, scene II) Savage, Tom Mrs. John Doe US 2015 Fiction 1101884754 6168 Her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she has loved much. Luke 7:47 Bible Bible Verse Mofina, Rick Perfect Grave US 2007 Fiction 786018488 6169 Give sorrow words: the grief that does not speak Whispers the o’er-fraught heart and bids it break. Shakespeare, William Macbeth, Act iv, Scene iii Play Mofina, Rick The Burning Edge US 2011 Fiction 778313018 6170 This is an evil among all things that are done under the sun, that there is one event unto all: yea, also the heart of the sons of men is full of evil, and madness is in their heart while they live, and after that they go to the dead. Ecclesiastes 9:3 Bible Bible Verse Mofina, Rick Into the Dark US 2013 Fiction 778315002 6171 The clouds poured out water; The skies sent out a sound; Your arrows also flashed about. The voice of Your thunder was in the whirlwind; The lightnings lit up the world; The earth trembled and shook. Psalms 77:17-18 Bible Bible Verse Mofina, Rick Whirlwind US 2014 Fiction 778316092 6172 He healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds. Psalms 147:3 Bible Bible Verse Mofina, Rick Full Tilt US 2015 Fiction 778317455 6173 Oh God, I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space -- were it not that I have bad dreams. Shakespeare, William Play UK McEwan, Ian Nutshell US 2016 Fiction 9781911214335 6174 I learned to watch, to put my trust in other hands than mine. And I learned to wander. I learned what every dreaming child needs to know -- that no horizon is so far that you cannot get above it or beyond it. These I learned at once. But most things came harder. Markham, Beryl McLain, Paula Circling the Sun US 2015 Fiction 9781844088287 6175 We must leave our mark on life while we have it in our power. Blixen, Karen McLain, Paula Circling the Sun US 2015 Fiction 9781844088287 6176 It is not what France gave you but what it did not take from you that was important. Stein, Gertrude McLain, Paula The Paris Wife US 2011 Fiction 9781844086689 6177 There's no one thing that's true. It's all true. Hemingway, Ernest McLain, Paula The Paris Wife US 2011 Fiction 9781844086689 6178 With lies, you may go forward in the world but you may never go back. Russian Proverb Proverb Russia McFate, Sean Shadow War US 2016 Fiction 9180062403704 6179 It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles... The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again... but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasims, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly. Roosevelt, Theodore McFate, Sean Shadow War US 2016 Fiction 1910 9180062403704 6180 Behind every great fortune there is a great crime. De Balzac, Honore McManus, Sophie The Unfortunates US 2015 Fiction 9780374114503 6181 We dance around in a ring and suppose, But the secret sits in the middle and knows. Frost, Robert The Secret Sits MacMillan, Gilly The Perfect Girl US 2016 Fiction 1942 9780349406428 6182 My mother died today, or maybe it was yesterday. Camus, Albert L'Etranger MacMillan, Gilly The Perfect Girl US 2016 Fiction 1942 9780349406428 6183 How can i know who I am until I see what I do? How can I know what I value until I see where I walk? Weick, Karl McLaren, Leah A Better Man US 2015 Fiction 9781782396321 6184 Little girls, this seems to say, Never stop upon your way, Never trust a stranger-friend; No one knows how it will end. Perrault, Charles Little Red Riding Hood MacNeal, Susan Elia The Queen's Accomplice US 2016 Fiction 9780804178723 6185 AS A WARNING TO FEMALE VIRTUE, This Monument Is erected over the remains of MARY ASHFORD, a young Woman, chaste as she was beautiful, Who, in the 20th year of her age, having incautiously repaired to a Scene of Amusement, without proper Protection, was brutally violated and murdered on the 27th of May, 1817, in the Parish of Aston. Proposed Epitaph from a moral review of the conduct and case of Mary Ashford MacNeal, Susan Elia The Queen's Accomplice US 2016 Fiction 9780804178723 6186 The historian can peg the point where a society begins its sharpest decline at the instant when women begin to take part, on an equal footing with men. Hitler, Adolf Mein Kampf Germany MacNeal, Susan Elia The Queen's Accomplice US 2016 Fiction 9780804178723 6187 Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you/ Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Macneal, Susan Elia The Prime Minister's Secret Agent US 2014 Fiction 9780345536747 6188 By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Macneal, Susan Elia The Prime Minister's Secret Agent US 2014 Fiction 9780345536747 6189 A woman without a little black dress has no future. Chanel, Coco McBride, Susan Little Black Dress US 2011 Fiction 9780062027191 6190 We believe, so to speak, that this great building exists, and then we see, now here, now there, one or another small corner of it. Wittgenstein On Certainty Lundgren, Eric The Facades US 2013 Fiction 9781468306873 6191 "You can resume your flight whenever you like," they said to me, "but you will arrive at another Trude, absolutely the same, detail by detail. The world is covered by a sole Trude, which does not begin and does not end. Only the name of the airport changes." Calvino Invisible Cities Lundgren, Eric The Facades US 2013 Fiction 9781468306873 6192 It is deep January. The sky is hard. The stalks are firmly rooted in ice. It is in this solitude, a syllable, Out of these gawky flitterings, Intones its single emptiness, The savagest hollow of winter-sound. Stevens, Wallace Lupton, Rosamund The Quality of Silence US 2015 Fiction 9780349408125 6193 All good things are wild and free. Thoreau, Henry David US Y Lutz, Lisa How to Start a Fire US 2015 Fiction 9780544411630 Epigraphs begin on sections 6194 ...inopia rapax, metu saevus Need made him rapacious, Fear made him cruel. Suetonius Life of Domitian Macbain, Bruce Roman Games US 2012 Fiction 9781908800527 6195 Lasciva est nobis pagina, vita proba My ditties may be dirty, But my life is oh, so pure! Martial Epigrams Macbain, Bruce Roman Games US 2012 Fiction 9781908800527 6196 How do I know this is true? I look inside myself and see. Laozi McCorry, Charles The Shanghai Factor US 2013 Fiction 9780802121271 6197 Sit. Feast on your life. Walcott, Derek Love After Love McBeth, Colette The Life I Left Behind US 2015 Fiction 9781472205988 6198 If you love it enough, anything will talk with you. Carver, G. W. McKenzie, Elizabeth The Portable Veblen US 2016 Fiction 9781594206856 6199 How do you do that while raising children and being a husband and leading a party and running a country and traveling the world, pursuing a vision of democracy? You build walls, you compartmentalize, you make sure that no one ever knows you completely. Alford, Mimi US McLaughlin, Emma & Kraus, Nicola The First Affair US 2013 Fiction 9781451643428 6200 A huge old woman with the small, shrewd eyes of an elephant. She was shining black, pure African, devoted to her last drop of blood to the O'Haras, Ellen's mainstay, the despair of her three daughters, the terror of the other house servants. Mitchell, Margaret Gone With the Wind McCaig, Donald Ruth's Journey US 2014 Fiction 9781451643534 6201 Whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge; thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God: where thou diest, will I die, and there will I be buried. Book of Ruth McCaig, Donald Ruth's Journey US 2014 Fiction 9781451643534 6202 Whatever else is unsure in this stinking dunghill of a world a mother's love is not. Joyce, James MacMillan, Gilly What She Knew US 2016 Fiction 9780062413864 6203 In a real dark night of the soul it is always three o' clock in the morning, day after day. Fitzgerald, F. Scott MacMillan, Gilly What She Knew US 2016 Fiction 9780062413864 6204 Our character is what we do when we think no one is looking. Brown Jr, H. Jackson McAllister, Gillian Everything but the Truth US 2017 Fiction 9781405928267 6205 "Sometimes," Pere de Grandmaison tells us, "during the contemplation of a work of art, or while listening to a melody, the effort to understand relaxes, and the soul simply delights itself in the beauty which it divines... or merely a memory, a word, a line of Dante or Racine shooting up from the obscure depths of our soul, seizes hold of us, 'recollects' and penetrates us. After this experience we know no more than we did, but we have this impression of understanding a little something that before we hardly knew, of tasting a fruit the rind of which we have scarely nibbled." Such an experience is, among others, an instance of those "profane states of nature in which we can decipher the great lines, and discern the image and rough sketch of the mystical states of the soul..." Bremond, Henri Prayer and Poetry: A Contribution to Poetical Theory McCleen, Grace The Professor of Poetry US 2013 Fiction 978144769982 6206 It has been deduced from the belief in Pure Sound that the resultant meaning of the words need not be known, that it is enough to know the meaning of the words in isolation and enough of their syntax to read them aloud rightly. In a degree this is often true, but it is best to regard this state of limited knowledge as a complicated state of indecision which involves much estimating of probabilites, and is less ignorance than an ordered suspension of judgement... a musical chord is a direct sensation, but not therefore unanalyzable into its separate notes even at the moment of sensing. It can be either felt or thought; the two things are similar but different; and it requires practice to do both at once. Empson, William Seven Types of Ambiquity McCleen, Grace The Professor of Poetry US 2013 Fiction 978144769982 6207 The unnatural, that too is natural. von Goeth, Johann Wolfgang MacAllister, Greer The Magician's Lie US 2015 Fiction 6208 Those who tell their own story, you know, must be listened to with caution. Austen, Jane Sandition Novel UK MacAllister, Greer The Magician's Lie US 2015 Fiction 6209 There is no trick... you simply lie down in a coffin and breathe quietly. Houdini, Harry MacAllister, Greer The Magician's Lie US 2015 Fiction 6210 The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more. Wordsworth, William UK McKinnon, Hannah Mystic Summer US 2016 Fiction 9781476777696 6211 We took risks, we knew we took them; things have come out against us, and therefore we have no cause for complaint, but bow to the will of Providence, determined still to do our best to the last... Scott, Captain Robert Falcon Message to the Public Liftin, Hilary Movie Star by Lizzie Pepper US 2015 Fiction 1911 6212 Intervention is atmospheric and climatic matters will... unfold on a scale difficult to imagine at present. Such actions would be more directly and truly worldwide than recent, or presumably future, wars, or the economy at any time. All this will merge each nation's affair with those of every other, more thoroughly than the threat of a nuclear or any other war would have done. Neumann, John von Can We Survive Technology Lilliefors, James The Leviathan Effect US 2013 Fiction 1955 9781616953621 6213 Current technologies that will mature over the next thirty years will offer anyone who has the necessary resources the ability to modify weather patterns and their corresponding effects... The technology is there, waiting for us to pull it all together. Owning the Weather in 2025 US Lilliefors, James The Leviathan Effect US 2013 Fiction 1955 9781616953621 6214 May those who curse days curse that day, those who are ready to rouse Leviathan. Job 3:8 Lilliefors, James The Leviathan Effect US 2013 Fiction 1955 9781616953621 6215 Biological weapons are characterized by low cost and ease of access; difficulty of detection, even after use, until disease has advanced... This territory is technically unfamiliar to most of the intelligence community, which has taken many positive steps but has a long way to go. Lederberg, Joshua Lilliefors, James Viral US 2012 Fiction 9781616950682 6216 The bugs are smarter than we are, and the bugs are winning. Shapiro, Lucille Lilliefors, James Viral US 2012 Fiction 1998 9781616950682 6217 All war is deception. Sun Tzu The Art of War China Lilliefors, James Viral US 2012 Fiction 9781616950682 6218 There is no crime greater than having too many desires; There is no disaster greater than not being content; There is no misfortune greater than being covetous. Tao Te Ching China Lin, Ed Ghost Month US 2014 Fiction 9781616953263 6219 But, ultimately, what have you got against aphrodisiacs? Baudrillard, J. The Gulf War Did not Take Place Lindsey, Odie We Come to Our Senses US 2016 Fiction 9780393249606 6220 Some girls are just born with glitter in their veins. Hilton, Paris US Little, Elizabeth Dear Daughter US 2014 Fiction 9780099587873 6221 All names are pseudonyms. Gary, Romain Littell, Robert Legends US 2005 Fiction 9780715647493 6222 ... one of those individuals with multiple faces -- like so many of the great spies of Cold War mythology -- who invariably turn out to be different from who they seem and, when we think we have located them at the center of a great riddle, show up as part of another, even greater riddle... Levy, Bernard-Henri Who Killed Daniel Pearl Littell, Robert Legends US 2005 Fiction 9780715647493 6223 I suppose what one should be asking is whether an ideal becomes invalid because the people who hold it are betrayed. Barker, Pat The Ghost Road Littell, Robert Young Philby US 2012 Fiction 9781250005168 6224 Any politicians worth his salt knows the road to elected office passes through Pleasantville. Campbell, James Houston Chronicle Locke, Attica Pleasantville US 2015 Fiction 9780062259400 6225 Anybody who rides a bike is a friend of mine. Fisher, Gary Loe, Erlend Naive. Super US 1996 Fiction 9781841956725 6226 I'm not afraid of storms, for I'm learning how to sail my ship. Alcott, Louisa May Logan, Kirsty The Gracekeepers US 2015 Fiction 9781846559167 6227 We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us. Campbell, Joseph Long, Kathleen Changing Lanes US 2013 Fiction 9781611099454 6228 Those are the same stars, and that is the same moon, that look down upon your brothers and sisters, and which they see as they look up to them, though they are ever so far away from us, and each other. Truth, Sojourner Lott, Tim Under the Same Stars US 2012 Fiction 9781847393357 6229 Each of us has haven and hell in him... Wilde, Oscar The Picture of Dorian Gray UK Loubiere, Sophie The Stone Boy US 2013 Fiction 9781847445841 6230 It is better to save a guilty man than to condemn an innocent one. Voltaire Zadig, or The Book of Fate Loubiere, Sophie The Stone Boy US 2013 Fiction 9781847445841 6231 When there's no more room in Hell, the dead will walk the Earth. Dawn of the Dead Loureiro, Manel Apocalypse 7: The Beginning of the End US 2007 Fiction 1978 9781612184340 6232 No age lives entirely alone; every civilization is formed not merely by its own achievements but by what is has inherited from the past. If these things are destroyed, we have lost a part of our past, and we shall be the poorer for it. Balfour, Major Ronald Lovett, Charlie The Lost Book of the Grail US 2017 Fiction 9780399562518 6233 To me Barset has been a real country, and its city a real city, and the spires and towers have been before my eyes, and the voices of the people are known to my ears, and the pavement of the city ways are familiar to my footsteps. Trollope, Anthony Lovett, Charlie The Lost Book of the Grail US 2017 Fiction 9780399562518 6234 Christmas isn't just a day; it's a frame of mind. Davies, Valentine Lovett, Charlie The Further Adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge US 2015 Fiction 9780525429104 6235 I've known you for years. Everyone says you were beautiful when you were young, but I want to tell you I think you're more beautiful now than then. Rather than your face as a young woman, I prefer your face as it is now. Ravaged. Duras, Marguerite The Lover Loyd, Amy Grace The Affairs of Others US 2013 Fiction 9781250041296 6236 Some people set themselves tasks other people say do anything only live still others say oh oh I will never forget you event of my first life. Paley, Grace Life Loyd, Amy Grace The Affairs of Others US 2013 Fiction 9781250041296 6237 If the covenant be kept on the night of December 21, 2012, then the Great Wheel shall grind the old world to dust, Kukulcan shall blow it beyond the Bacabs, and the followers of Kawa'il will rule in the Age of Kings. Modern Translation from the Lost Codex of Kawa'il Ancient Maya Lowell, Elizabeth Beautiful Sacrifice US 2012 Fiction 9780061629860 6238 If one tells the truth, one is sure, sooner or later, to be found out. Wilde, Oscar le Carre, John A Delicate Truth US 2013 Fiction 9780241965160 6239 The golden rule is, to help those we love to escape from us. von Hugel, Friedrich le Carre, John A Most Wanted Man US 2008 Fiction 9781476740140 6240 Human performance anomalies arising from extremely rare genetic variations will be exploited for strategic and tactical purposes. Capabilites for a New Millennium US Lee, Victor Robert Performance Anomalies US 2012 Fiction 9781938409226 6241 We, at the height, are ready to decline. There is a tide in the affaris of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune; Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat, And we must take the current when it serves Or lose our ventures. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Lee, Chang-Rae On such a Full Sea US 2014 Fiction 9781594486104 6242 If there is a witness to my little life, To my tiny throes and struggles, He sees a fool; And it is not fine for gods to menace fools. Crane, Stephen Lee, Patrick Runner US 2014 Fiction 9781250030733 6243 I and the public know What all schoolchildren learn, Those to whom evil is done Do evil in return. Auden, W. H. Lehane, Con Murder At the 42nd Street Library US 2016 Fiction 9781250009968 6244 "If you run away," said his mother, "I will run after you. For you are my little bunny." Brown, Margaret Wise The Runaway Bunny Lehr, Leslie What a Mother Knows US 2013 Fiction 6245 "I don't think there's any point in being Irish if you don't know that the world is going to break your heart eventually." Moynihan, Daniel Patrick Leigh, Stephen The Crow of Connemara US 2015 Fiction 6246 The writer is someone who arranges quotes and removes the quotation marks. Barthes, Roland Lemaitre, Pierre Irene US 2006 Fiction 9780857053527 6247 In one great gulp I drank my tea and gazed Upon the grim and gloomy world anew -- And gasped at how my griping eye had lied. The rain still fell, the wind still blew, but now I thought it grand! I love the rain! Not rain nor cloud did cloud my eyes -- 'twas thirst! Savage, Lionel Lupus The Epiphany Leo, Forrest The Gentleman US 2016 Fiction 9780399562631 6248 It's up to you to break the old circuits. Cixous, Helene The Laugh of the Medusa Levy, Deborah Hot Milk US 2016 Fiction 9780241146545 6249 I woke up this morning and I took a look around at all that I got These days I've been lookin' in the mirror and wondering if that's me lookin' back or not Earles, Steve The Other Kind Levy, Robert The Glittering World US 2015 Fiction 9781476774527 6250 O brothers, like our fathers in their time, we are burning, burning, burning in the night. Wolfe, Thomas You can't go home Again Lewis, Philip The Barrowfields US 2017 Fiction 9780451495648 6251 To every age its art; to art its freedom Secession Gallery Inscription Albanese, Laurie Lico Stolen Beauty US 2017 Fiction 1899 9781501131981 6252 I resemble everyone but myself, and sometimes see in shop-windows, despite the well-known laws of optics, the portrait of a stranger, date unknown, often signed in a corner by my father. Ramanujan, A. K. Self-Portrait Lalwani, Nikita The Village US 2012 Fiction 9780670917082 6253 You see a man trying to think. You want to say to everything: Keep off! Give him room! But you only watch, terried the old consolations will get him at last like a fish half-dead from flopping and almost crawling across the shingle, almost breathing the raw, agonizing air till a wave pulls it back blind into the triumphant sea. Rich, Adrienne Lamb, Wally We Are Water US 2013 Fiction 1993 9780062278562 6254 A violet bed is budding near, Wherein a lark has made her nest: And good they are, but not the best; And dear they are, but not so dear. Rossetti, Christina Lane, Harriet Alys, Always US 2012 Fiction 9781780220017 6255 In those days men will seek death and will not find it; they will desire to die, and death will flee from them. Revelation 9:6 LaPlante, Alice Coming of Age at the End of Days US 2015 Fiction 9780802121653 6256 I give her sadness, And the gift of pain, The new-moon madness, And a love of rain. Parker, Dorothy Godmother LaPlante, Alice Coming of Age at the End of Days US 2015 Fiction 9780802121653 6257 Our native land charms us with inexpressible sweetness, and never, never allows us to forget that we belong to it. [Lat., Nescio qua natale solum dulcedine captos Ducit, et immemores non sinit esse sui.] Ovid Epistulae ex Ponto La Seur, Carrie The Home Place US 2014 Fiction 9780062323446 6258 To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly be broken. Lewis, C. S. The Four Loves Lawhon, Ariel Flight of Dreams US 2016 Fiction 9780385540025 6259 There comes a murmur from the shore, And in the place two fair streams are, Drawn from the purple hills afar, Drawn down unto the restless sea. The hills whose flowers ne'er fed the bee, The shore no ship has ever seen, Still beaten by the billows green, Whose murmur comes unceasingly Unto the place for which I cry. Morris, William A Garden by the Sea Lawrenson, Deborah The Sea Garden US 2014 Fiction 9780062330567 6260 Is the accuser always holy now? Miller, Arthur The Crucible Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6261 "You are presumably very surprised at the events of this morning?" asked the Inspector. Kafka, Franz The Trial Germany Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6262 Wherof we cannot speak except with prurience, sanctimony or inspired retrospective wisdom, thereof we must not say a word. Morrison, Blake It Was Good While it Lasted Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6263 On the back page he saw that the News had transformed his statement that Katharina was intelligent, cool, and level-headed into 'ice-cold and calculating,' and his general observations on crime now read that she was 'entirely capable of committing a crime'. Boll, Heinrich The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6264 The student-teacher dynamic has been re-envisioned along a line that's simultaneouls consumerist and hyper-protective, giving each and every student the ability to claim Grievous Harm in nearly any circumstance, after any affront, and a teacher's formal ability to respond to these claims is limited at best. Schlosser, Edward Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6265 I am a Liberal professor, andmy liberal students terrify me. Lawson, Mark The Allegations US 2016 Fiction 9781509820887 6266 For readers not familiar with the Kozaisho Diaries, Dr Sosiko Yatsumura and I worked Kobe, Japan's rugged terrain, from 2000 to 2010. The site yielded discoveries worth our blisters. We unearthed a burial place with two complete skeletons. The bodies faced each other, in the extended position, the male on the left, the female on the right. The crowning glory was a document box sealed into a separate chamber. The box was undamaged, wrapped in oiled cloths with a waxed seal. Gold and mother-of-pearl cranes fly across a heavily lacquered background of gold and silver dust on its lid. The seal was identified as that of Minamoto no Yoshitsune, the victor of the Ichinotani battle in 1184. The tests on the papers and other contents support the dating of mid-to-late twelfth century. I save the best for last. Inside the box, intact, we found the Kozaisho Diaries or, as they were called in Heian Japan (the period 794 - 1185) pillow books i.e. diaries people stored where they slept. My deep thanks go to Dr Bernard Hoffenberg's hard work and superlative translation. Readers may check the published papers about these documents. The diary was written from the Taira Clan's perspective, not the victorious Minamoto Clan of the civil war, the Genpei War (1180-85). There are a significant number of discrepancies with the Heike Monogatari, the fictionalized account of the war written about fifty years earlier. I bet on the bones. The bones don't lie. Jenkins, Dr. Isabell "Izzy" US Lazar, Barbara The Pillow Book of the Flower Samurai US 2012 Fiction 9780755389254 6267 For I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, and visit the sins of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation… Clifton, Henry Book of Common Prayer Archer, Jeffrey The Sins of the Father US 2012 Fiction 1250000971 6268 One man in a thousand, Solomon says, Will stick more close than a brother. And it’s worth while seeking him half your days If you find him before the other. Nine hundred and ninety-nine depend On what the world sees in you, But the Thousandth Man will stand your friend With the whole round world agin you. Tis neither promise nor prayer nor show Will settle the finding for ‘ee Nine hundred and ninety-nine of ‘em go By your looks, or your acts, or your glory. But if he finds you and you find him, The rest of the world don’t matter; For the Thousandth Man will sink or swim With you in any water. You can use his purse with no more talk Than he uses yours for his spendings. And laugh and meet in your daily walk As though there had been no lendings. Nine hundred and ninety-nine of ‘em call For silver and gold in their dealings; But the Thousandth Man he’s worth ‘em all, Because you can show him your feelings. His wrong’s your wrong, and his right’s your right, In season or out of season. Stand up and back it in all men’s sight - With that for your only reason! Nine hundred and ninety-nine can’t bide The shame or mocking or laughter, But the Thousandth Man will stand by your side To the gallows-foot – and after! Kipling, Rudyard Archer, Jeffrey Purgatory US 2000 Fiction 312342160 6269 The boast of heraldry, the pomp of pow’r, And all that beauty, all that wealth e’er gave, Awaits alike th’ inevitable hour: The paths of glory lead but to the grave. Gray, Thomas Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard Archer, Jeffrey Paths Of Glory US 2009 Fiction 312539517 6270 Out of the night that covers me, Black as the Pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance, I have not winced or cried aloud; Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the Horror of the shade. And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find me, unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. Henley, William Ernest Invictus Archer, Jeffrey Hell US 2002 Fiction 330418599 6271 How is it possible for you to have accompanied me all this time without coming to perceive that all the things that have to do with knights-errant appear to be mad, foolish, and chimerical, everything being done by contraries? Not that they are so in reality; it is simply that there are always a lot of enchanters going about among us, changing things and giving them a deceitful appearance, directing them as suits their fancy, depending upon whether they wish to favor or destroy us. Cervantes Don Quixote Greatshell, Walter Apocalypso US 2004 Speculative fiction 441020135 6272 Comedy is not pretty. Martin, Steve Greatshell, Walter Apocalypso US 2004 Speculative fiction 441020135 6273 To many men life is a failure A poison worm gnawing at their heart Then let them see to it That their dying is all the more a success Nietszche, Friedrich Keene, Brian Terminal US 2004 Horror, Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 553587382 6274 Thus Spake Zarathustra Rejoice, young man, in thy youth But know that God will bring thee Into judgment ECCLESIASTES 11:9 Keene, Brian Terminal US 2004 Horror, Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 553587382 6275 I’m going to kill the bastard! Baby Face Nelson Baby Face Nelson to John Dillinger Keene, Brian Terminal US 2004 Horror, Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 553587382 6276 Forget it and grab the money! Dillinger, John John Dillinger to Baby Face Nelson Keene, Brian Terminal US 2004 Horror, Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 553587382 6277 Farewell happy fields Where joy forever dwells Hail horrors, hail . . . Milton, John Paradise Lost Keene, Brian Terminal US 2004 Horror, Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 553587382 6278 What is best of all is beyond your reach forever; not to be born, not to be, to be nothing. But the second best for you-is quickly to die. Silenus Keene, Brian City of the Dead US 2005 Fiction 843954159 6279 During those days men will seek death, but will not find it; they will long to die, but death will elude them. Revelation 9:6 Keene, Brian City of the Dead US 2005 Fiction 843954159 6280 I know that we will rise. Fiz Our Dream Keene, Brian City of the Dead US 2005 Fiction 843954159 6281 And the city of nations fell... for the plague was exceedingly great. Revelation 16:19 Keene, Brian City of the Dead US 2005 Fiction 843954159 6282 Tequila has no history; there are no anecdotes confirming its birth. This is how it’s been since the beginning of time, for tequila is a gift from the gods and they don’t tend to offer fables when bestowing favors. That is the job of mortals, the children of panic and tradition. Mutis, Alvaro Keene, Brian Tequila's Sunrise US 2011 Fiction 1936383551 6283 Where shall I go? Where shall I go? The road of the god of duality. Is your house in the place of the fleshless? Perchance inside heaven? Or here on earth only? Traditional Aztec funeral chant Keene, Brian Tequila's Sunrise US 2011 Fiction 1936383551 6284 To open doors, one must first know how to find them. Daemonolateria Keene, Brian Tequila's Sunrise US 2011 Fiction 1936383551 6285 There were giants in the earth in those days… Genesis 6:4 Keene, Brian The Conqueror Worms US 2005 Fiction 843954167 6286 No one gets to ask us for anything more. Not now, not ever. When history looks our way—stupid, blind history, that judges everything and never gives a shit what we paid to get it—it better remember that no one had a right to ask us for this. No one. Mason, Shaun From Hail to the King, the blog of Shaun Mason, June 19th, 2040. Y Grant, Mira Fed US 2012 Fiction, Science Fiction, Horror fiction 6287 wanted to tell the truth. I wanted to be the grand crusader who walked into the darkness and hauled the answers, kicking and screaming, into the light. I wanted to be a savior. All I succeeded in becoming was a fool. I have paid enough; I have paid too much; I’m done And I’m sorry. Mason, Georgia Images May Disturb You, the blog of Georgia Mason, June 19th, 2040. Y Grant, Mira Fed US 2012 Fiction, Science Fiction, Horror fiction 6288 You can’t kill the truth. Mason, Georgia Y Grant, Mira Feed US 2010 Fiction, Science Fiction, Horror fiction 316081051 6289 Nothing is impossible to kill. It’s just that sometimes after you kill something, you have to keep shooting it until it stops moving. And that’s really sort of neat when you stop to think about it. Mason, Shaun Y Grant, Mira Feed US 2010 Fiction, Science Fiction, Horror fiction 316081051 6290 Everyone has someone on the Wall. No matter how remote you may think you are from the events that changed the world during the brutal summer of 2014, you have someone on the Wall. Maybe they’re a cousin, maybe they’re an old family friend, or maybe they’re just somebody you saw on TV once, but they’re yours. They belong to you. They died to make sure that you could sit in your safe little house behind your safe little walls, watching the words of one jaded twenty-two-year-old journalist go scrolling across your computer screen. Think about that for a moment. They died for you. Now take a good look at the life you’re living and tell me: Did they do the right thing? Mason, Georgia From Images May Disturb You, the blog of Georgia Mason, May 16, 2039 Y Grant, Mira Feed US 2010 Fiction, Science Fiction, Horror fiction 316081051 6291 Sometimes you need lies to stay alive. Mason, Shaun Y Grant, Mira Deadline US 2011 Fiction 031608106X 6292 The only thing we have in this world that is utterly and intrinsically ours is our integrity. If we give that away, we may as well stop fighting, because losing that battle is what loses the war. There’s nothing worth that. Mason, Georgia Y Grant, Mira Deadline US 2011 Fiction 031608106X 6293 I got another interview request yesterday from some brand-new baby blogger who’s looking for a scoop and wants to know how I’m “coping.” That’s apparently the only thing anyone thinks I’m doing these days. I’m “coping.” There are days when I feel like I’m never going to be allowed to do anything else. I’m going to walk through my life being Shaun Mason, the Dude Who Copes.Copes with a world filled with stupid people. Copes with a life that doesn’t include the one person who ever really mattered. Copes with everyone asking him whether he’s “coping,” when the answer should be totally obvious to anyone with a brain. How am I coping? I miss George, and the goddamn world is still full of zombies, that’s how. Everything else… Everything else is just details. And those don’t really matter to me anymore. Mason, Shaun From Adaptive Immunities, the blog of Shaun Mason, February 17, 2041 Y Grant, Mira Deadline US 2011 Fiction 031608106X 6294 I honestly have no idea what’s going on anymore. I just need to find something I can hit. Mason, Shaun Grant, Mira Blackout US 2012 Fiction 1841499005 6295 People say things like “it wasn’t supposed to go this way” and “this isn’t what I wanted.” They’re just making noise. There’s no such thing as “supposed to,” and what you want doesn’t matter. All that matters is what happened. Mason, Georgia Grant, Mira Blackout US 2012 Fiction 1841499005 6296 My name is Georgia Carolyn Mason. I am one of the Orphans of the Rising, the class of people who were under two years of age when the dead first started to walk. My biological family is presumably listed somewhere on The Wall, an anonymous footnote of a dead world. Their world died in the Rising. They didn’t live to see the new one. My adoptive parents have raised me to ask questions, understand the realities of my situation, and, in times of necessity, to shoot first. They have equipped me with the tools I need to survive, and I am grateful. Through this blog, I will do my best to share my experiences and opinions as openly and honestly as I can. It is the best way to honor the family that raised me; it is the only way I have to honor the family that lost me. I’m going to tell you the truth as I understand it. You can take it from there. Mason, Georgia From Images May Disturb You, the blog of Georgia Mason, June 20, 2035. Grant, Mira Blackout US 2012 Fiction 1841499005 6297 So George says I have to write a “mission statement,” because our contract with Bridge Supporters says I will. I am personally opposed to mission statements, since they’re basically one more way of sucking the fun out of everything. I tried telling George this. She told me that it’s her job to suck the fun out of everything. She then threatened physical violence of a type I will not describe in detail, as it might unsettle and upset my theoretical readership. Suffice to say that I am writing a mission statement. Here it is: I, Shaun Phillip Mason, being of sound mind and body, do hereby swear to poke dead things with sticks, do stupid shit for your amusement, and put it all on the Internet where you can watch it over and over again. Because that’s what you want, right? Glad to oblige. Mason, Shaun From Hail to the King, the blog of Shaun Mason, June 20, 2035. Grant, Mira Blackout US 2012 Fiction 1841499005 6298 My darling ones, be careful now, and don’t go out alone. Kimberley, Simone Don't Go Out Alone Grant, Mira Parasite US 2013 Fiction 316218952 6299 Here there be monsters. Cale, Shanti Grant, Mira Parasite US 2013 Fiction 316218952 6300 Knowing the direction doesn’t mean you have to go. Kimberley, Simone Don't Go Out Alone Grant, Mira Symbiont US 2014 Fiction 316219002 6301 Boom boom pow, bitches. Tansy Tansy, Subject VIII, Iteration II Grant, Mira Symbiont US 2014 Fiction 316219002 6302 In this age of invention the science of arms has made great progress. In fact, the most remarkable inventions have been made since the prolonged wars of Europe in the early part of the century, and the short Italian campaign of France in 1859 served to illustrate how great a power the engines of destruction can exert. Kettell, Thomas P. History of the Great Rebellion Priest, Cherie Boneshaker US 2009 Fiction, Alternate History 765318415 6303 From its commencement to its close, giving an account of its origin, The Secession of the Southern States, and the Formation of the Confederate Government, the concentration of the Military and Financial resources of the federal government, the development of its vast power, the raising, organizing, and equipping of the contending armies and navies; lucid, vivid, and accurate descriptions of battles and bombardments, sieges and surrender of forts, captured batteries, etc., etc.; the immense financial resources and comprehensive measures of the government, the enthusiasm and patriotic contributions of the people, together with sketches of the lives of all the eminent statesmen and military and naval commanders, with a full and complete index. From Official Sources (1862) From Unlikely Episodes in Western History Priest, Cherie Boneshaker US 2009 Fiction, Alternate History 765318415 6304 Then bring me here a breastplate, And a helm before ye fly, And I will gird my woman’s form, And on the ramparts die! Hemans, Felicia Marguerite of France Poem Priest, Cherie Dreadnought US Fiction 6305 I want something to do. Alcott, Louisa May Louisa May Alcott upon announcing her intention to serve as a nurse at the Washington Hospital during the Civil War. To be filed under, “Be careful what you wish for.” Priest, Cherie Dreadnought US Fiction 6306 Nor must Uncle Sam’s web feet be forgotten. At all the watery margins they have been present. Not only on the deep sea, the broad bay, and the rapid river, but also up the narrow, muddy bayou, and wherever the ground was a little damp, they have been, and made their tracks. Lincoln, Abraham From a letter to John Conkling, August 26, 1863 Letter Priest, Cherie Ganymede US 2011 Fiction 1863 9780765329462 6307 Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Churchill, Winston November 10, 1942 Priest, Cherie Fiddlehead US 2013 Fiction 1942 765334070 6308 Think on why you were created; Not to exist like animals indeed, But to seek virtue and knowledge. Dante, Alighieri The Divine Comedy McAuley, Paul Shrine of Stars US 1999 Fiction 380975173 6309 Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. King, Martin Luther jr. Garcia, Kami and Stohl, Margaret Beautiful Creatures US 2009 Fiction 316042676 6310 Said the Lion to the Lioness—“When you are amber dust— No more a raging fire like the heat of the Sun (No liking but all lust)— Remember still the flowering of the amber blood and bone, The rippling of bright muscles like a sea, Remember the rose-prickles of bright paws Though we shall mate no more Till the fire of that sun the heart and the moon- cold bone are one.” Said the Skeleton lying upon the sands of Time— “The great gold planet that is the mourning heat of the Sun Is greater than all gold, more powerful Than the tawny body of a Lion that fire consumes Like all that grows or leaps… so is the heart More powerful than all dust. Once I was Hercules Or Samson, strong as the pillars of the seas: But the flames of the heart consumed me, and the mind Is but a foolish wind. Sitwell, Edith Heart and Mind Poem Caine, Rachel Heat Stroke US 2004 451459849 6311 Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is the lightning that does the work. Twain, Mark US Caine, Rachel Ill Wind US 2003 Speculative Fiction 6312 SEERS, or Men of the SECOND SIGHT,…have very terrifying Encounters with [the FAIRIES, they call Sleagh Maith, or the Good People]. Kirk, Robert and Lang, Andrew The Secret Commonwealth Marr, Melissa Wicked Lovely US 2007 Fiction 61214655 6313 None of the imaginary worlds I create compare to the real one I share with you. There are a thousand hacking at the branches of evil to one who is striking at the root. Thoreau, Henry David Walden Kami, Garcia Unbreakable US 2013 Fiction 031621017X 6314 Odi et amo. Quare id faciam, fortasse requiris? Nescio, sed fieri sentio et excrucior. I hate and I love. You ask why I do this? I do not know, but I feel and I am tormented. Catullus Garcia, Kami and Stohl, Margaret Dangerous Creatures US 2014 Fiction 316370320 6315 Images of broken light which dance before me like a million eyes, That call me on and on across the universe… … Nothing’s gonna change my world. Lennon, John and McCartney, Paul Revis, Beth Across the Universe US 2011 Science Fiction, Young adult fiction, Crime Fiction, Utopian and dystopian fiction 1595143971 6316 Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it. Michaelangelo Revis, Beth A Million Suns US 2012 Fiction 159514398 6317 Like a wild animal, the truth is too powerful to remain caged. Candor faction manifesto Roth, Veronica Insurgent US 2011 Fiction 7442912 6318 From the year nineteen forty I look out on everything as if from a high tower As if bidding farewell To that from which I long ago parted. As if crossing myself And descending beneath dark arches Akhmatova, Anna Valente, Catherynne Deathless US 2011 Fiction 765326302 6319 Then I looked, and behold, in the firmament that was over the head of the cherubim there appeared above them as it were a sapphire stone, as the appearance of the likeness of a throne. And the sound of the wings of the cherubim was heard even to the outer court, as the voice of God Almighty when he speaketh. And I looked, and behold, four wheels beside the cherubim, one wheel beside one cherub, and another wheel beside another cherub; and the appearance of the wheels was like unto a beryl stone. As for the wheels, they were called in my hearing, the whirling wheels. And everyone had four faces: the first face was the face of the cherub, and the second face was the face of a man, and the third face the face of a lion, and the fourth the face of an eagle. And when the cherubim went, the wheels went beside them; and when the cherubim lifted up their wings to mount up from the earth, the wheels also turned not from beside them. Ezekiel 10: 1, 5, 9, 13–14, 16 Bible Hunter, Faith Bloodring US Fiction 6320 3 And there appeared another wonder in heaven;…a great red dragon, having seven heads and ten horns, and seven crowns upon his heads. 4 And his tail drew the third part of the stars of heaven, and did cast them to the earth… 7 And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels, 8 And prevailed not; neither was their place found any more in heaven. 9 And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him…. 12 Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath…. Revelations 12 Bible Bible Verse Hunter, Faith Host US 2007 Fiction 451461738 6321 He’s mad that trusts in the tameness of a wolf. . . . Shakespeare, William Play UK Niell, Chloe Howling For You US 2014 Fiction B00DMCPHPQ 6322 Such as we are made of, such we be. Shakespeare, William Play UK Niell, Chloe Wild Things US 2014 Fiction 451415191 6323 Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men’s blood. Burnham, Daniel Niell, Chloe Blood Games US 2014 Fiction 451415205 6324 The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatted calf together; and a little child shall lead them. Isaiah 11:6 Bible Bible verse Thurman, Rob Roadkill US 2010 Fiction 451463196 6325 Bullshit The Wolf Thurman, Rob Roadkill US 2010 Fiction 451463196 6326 Death hath a thousand doors to let out life. Massinger, Philip Thurman, Rob Chimera US 2010 Fiction 451463420 6327 What a chimera then is man! What a novelty! What a monster, what a chaos, what a subject of contradiction, what a prodigy! A judge of all things, a feeble worm of the earth; depositary of truth, a cloaca of uncertainty and error: the pride and refuse of the universe. Pascal, Blaise Thurman, Rob Chimera US 2010 Fiction 451463420 6328 In silent unspeakable memories. Eliot, George Thurman, Rob Blackout US 2011 Fiction 1859 451463862 6329 Truth is beautiful, without doubt; but so are lies. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Thurman, Rob Blackout US 2011 Fiction 1835 451463862 6330 And finally: “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by … Frost, Robert Thurman, Rob Blackout US 2011 Fiction 1916 451463862 6331 … and it’s been a bitch and a half. Leandros, Caliban Thurman, Rob Blackout US 2011 Fiction 451463862 6332 Fantasy abandoned by reason creates impossible monsters. . . . Goya, Francisco Thurman, Rob Basilisk US 2011 Fiction 1799 451464141 6333 Genius might be described as a supreme capacity for getting its possessors into trouble of all kinds. Butler, Samuel Thurman, Rob Basilisk US 2011 Fiction 451464141 6334 Exquisite death. Grimm Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 61791539 6335 What greater thing is there for two…joined for life…? Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 61791539 6336 What greater thing is there for two…joined for life…? Eliot, George Adam Bede Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 61791539 6337 Unless we load our guns first. Leandros, Cal Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 61791539 6338 We cannot destroy kindred… Marquise de Sévigné, Lettres de Mme de Sévigné: précédées d’une notice sur sa vie et du traité sur le style épistolaire de Madame de Sévigné (1846) Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 61791539 6339 Are we not like two volumes of one book? Marceline Desbordes-Valmore, Poésies de Madame Desbordes-Valmore Thurman, Rob Doubletake US 2009 Fiction 1830 61791539 6340 The eye of the master will do more work than both his hands. Franklin, Benjamin Thurman, Rob All Seeing Eye US 2012 Fiction 1451652224 6341 Truth lies at the bottom of a well. Democritus Thurman, Rob All Seeing Eye US 2012 Fiction 1451652224 6342 A bad neighbor is a misfortune. . . . Hesiod Thurman, Rob Slashback US 2013 Fiction 451465024 6343 History repeats itself. That’s one of the things wrong with history. Darrow, Clarence Thurman, Rob Slashback US 2013 Fiction 451465024 6344 If I cannot move Heaven,then I will raise Hell. Latin proverb Thurman, Rob Slashback US 2013 Fiction 451465024 6345 Sometimes you’re the bug and sometimes you’re that sticky tape they get all stuck on. I’m pretty sure that’s worse. Pappous Pappous, the strongman with the weak heart Diver, Lucienne Rise of the Blood US 2013 Fiction 161921654X 6346 he history of the human race pivots on two points: the development of agriculture, which created civilization, and the Reduction, which destroyed it. Before the Reduction, the few impoverished or dissenting peoples who didn’t genetically engineer their offspring had been the object of scorn and pity. But a generation later, when these “perfect” children could only produce mentally and physically impaired Reduced babies, it proved what a colossal mistake had been made. The bulk of humanity affected by this tragedy—the Lost—did not accept defeat lightly. Instead, they turned on those who’d escaped unscathed, making them the targets of envy, hatred . . . and, with the Wars of the Lost, utter annihilation. After the wars were over, the survivors looked with horror and dismay upon what they had wrought. There was hardly any place left on Earth to make a life, and few untainted by Reduction left to live one. In desperation, two poor servants defied their Lost masters. Out of the wars’ most terrible weapon, they terraformed a new home, an oasis in the wreckage of the world: New Pacifica. There, they declared, they’d rule forever over those responsible for the Earth’s destruction. It didn’t work out that way. Lady Persis Blake Human Rights in Albion: A Term Paper by Lady Persis Blake Y Peterfreund, Diana Across a Star-Swept Sea US 2013 Fiction 62006169 6347 … GOD SPARED NOT THE ANGELS THAT SINNED, BUT CAST THEM DOWN TO HELL, AND DELIVERED THEM INTO CHAINS OF DARKNESS, TO BE RESERVED UNTO JUDGMENT… 2 PETER 2:4 Fitzpatrick, Becca Hush Hush US 2009 Fiction 1416989412 6348 From Virtue's blissful paths away The double-tongued are sure to stray; Good is a forth-right journey still, And mazy paths but lead to ill. Brown, Charles Brockden Wieland and Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist US 1803 / 1805 Fiction 9780199538775 6349 Mine ear is open, and my heart prepared; The worst is wordly loss thou canst unfold: -- Say, is my kingdom lost? Richard II Y Cooper, James Fenimore The East of the Mohicans US 1826 Fiction 019283505X Epigraphs begin on chapter 6350 I have no wife nor children, good or bad, to provide for. A mere spectator of other men's fortunes and adventures, and how they play their parts; which, methinks, are diversely presented unto me, as from a common theatre or scene. Burton Irving, Washington The Sketch-Book US 1820 Fiction, Anthology 9780192838872 6351 Unfold strange flowers And electric butterflies! Rimbaud, Arthur Remarks to a Poet on the Subject of Flowers McCaffery, Larry (editor) After Yesterday's Crash US 1995 Fiction, Anthology 1402.40853 6352 There is no plain sense of the word, nothing is straightforward, description a lie behind lie: but truths can still be told. Bernstein, Charles The Lives of the Toll Takers McCaffery, Larry (editor) After Yesterday's Crash US 1995 Fiction, Anthology 1402.40853 6353 Come, fill the Cup, and in the Fire of Spring The Winter Garment of Repentance fling: The Bird of Time has but a little way To fly -- and Lo! the Bird is on the Wing. Khayyam, Omar Rubaiyat (Fitzerald trans.) Iran Wong, Swee Hoon The Phoenix and Other Stories US 1985 Fiction, Anthology 9971640724 6354 "~" The tilde -- a symbol used in mathematics to indicate equivalence and in logic to indicate negation. Wong, Eleanor Life~Science US 2010 Fiction 9789810866341 6355 The way to read a fairy tale is to throw yourself in. Auden, W. H. Wong, Cyril Let Me Tell You Something About That Night US 2009 Fiction 9789810733872 6356 Holding sprays of azalea blossoms in my hands, I almost doubt they are from the Heavens. Bai, Juyi China, Tang Dynasty Y Wee Kiat Azalea Dreams, Bamboo Lives US 2013 Fiction 9789810781071 Epigraphs begin on section 6357 What is this world? And what doth man desire? Now with his love, and now in his cold grave Alone without any company. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales Valles, Eric Tinsay A World in Transit US 2011 Fiction 9789810882846 6358 Onions can make ev'n heirs and widows weep. Franklin, Benjamin US Y Calica, Maya O. Undercover Tai Tai US 2009 Fiction 9789812616098 6359 ...vertigo is something other than the fear of falling. It is the voice of the emptiness below us which tempts and lures us, it is the desire to fall, against which, terrified, we defend ourselves... vertigo, the insuperable longing to fall. Kundera, Milan The Unbearable Lightness of Being Teo, Hsu-Ming Love and Vertigo US 2000 Fiction 1865082783 6360 The Lord said to him, "Who gave man his mouth? Who makes him deaf or mute? Who gives him sight or makes him blind? Is it not I, the Lord? Now go: I will help you speak and will teach you what to say." Exodus 4:11-12 Tay, Simon Stand Alone US 1991 Fiction 9813002417 6361 If any man builds on this foundation, using gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay or straw, his work will be shown for what it is, because the day will bring it to light. It will be revealed with fire and fire will test the quality of each man's work. 1 Corinthians 3:12-13 Tay, Simon Stand Alone US 1991 Fiction 9813002417 6362 Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forward. Kierkegaard, Soren Denmakr Tay, Simon City of Small Blessings US 2009 Fiction 9814189197 6363 But beng drawn to the subject matter didn't necessarily make me the best person to direct it. I knew there was something I wasn't getting at. Maybe too much identification with the material didn't give me enough distance to grasp the technical demands of each scene. Fortunately, Keng Sen stepped in and pulled it together. We ended up co-directing the play and having a great deal of success. Moorthy, Rani UK Wong, Eleanor Invitation to Treat US 2005 Fiction 2004 9810525400 6364 That star-enchanted song falls through the air From lawn to lawn down terraces of sound, Darts in white arrows on the shadowed ground; And all the night you sing. Monro, Harold Nightingale Near the House Meissner, Susan Stars Over Sunset Boulevard US 2016 Fiction 9780451475992 6365 Our life is what our thoughts make it. Aurelius, Marcus Meditations Meissner, Susan Secrets of a Charmed Life US 2015 Fiction 9780451419927 6366 One evening in the Stube, old Sonner put an end to the usual mumblings about betrayal, saying, "It's all nonsense! Even children know we won the war. But I would never have dreamed that they'd give us the whole of Italy! Gatterer, Claus Bel paese, brutta gente Melandri, Francesca Eva Sleeps US 2010 Fiction 9781609453121 6367 But, I mean, they're all Germans there! Rumor, Mariano Melandri, Francesca Eva Sleeps US 2010 Fiction 9781609453121 6368 So you're Italians ruled by Germans? Lucky you! Montanelli, Indro Melandri, Francesca Eva Sleeps US 2010 Fiction 9781609453121 6369 Call the world, if you please the 'vale of Soul-making.' Then you will find out the use of the world. Keats, John Letter to George and Georgiana Keats Melandri, Francesca Eva Sleeps US 2010 Fiction 9781609453121 6370 Let Eve (for I have drench'd her eyes) Here sleep below, while thou to foresight wak'st. Milton, John Melandri, Francesca Eva Sleeps US 2010 Fiction 9781609453121 6371 [The speaker is Death.] There was a merchant in Bagdad who sent his servant to market to buy provisions and in a little while the servant came back, white and trembling, and said, Master, just now when I was in the marketplace I was jostled by a woman in the crowd and when I turned I saw it was Death that jostled me. She looked at me and made a threatening gesture; now, lend me your horse, and I will ride away from this city and avoid my fate. I will go to Samarra and there Death will not find me. The merchant lend lent him his horse, and the servant mounted it, and he dug his spurs in its flanks and as fast as the horse could gallop he went. Then the merchant went down to the marketplace and he saw me standing in the crowd and he came to me and said, Why did you make a threatening gesture to my servant when you saw him this morning? That was not a threatening gesture, I said, it was only a start of surprise. I was astonished to see him in Bagdad, for I had an appointment with him tonight in Samarra. Maugham, W. Somerset Mennuti, Nicholas Weaponz US 2013 Fiction 9781444729238 6372 Ognuno vede quello che tu pari, pochi sentono quello che tu se. Machiavelli The Prince Messud, Claire The Woman Upstairs US 2013 Fiction 9781844087310 6373 Very few people understand the purely subjective nature of the phenomenon that we call love, or how it creates, so to speak, a fresh, a third, a supplementary person, distinct from the person whom the world knows by the same name, a person most of whose constituent elements are derived from oneself, the lover. Proust, Marcel Remembrance of Things Past Messud, Claire The Woman Upstairs US 2013 Fiction 9781844087310 6374 Fuck the laudable ideologies. Roth, Philip Sabbath's Theater Messud, Claire The Woman Upstairs US 2013 Fiction 9781844087310 6375 Navigation is the process of charting a course from one place to another. Metcalfe, Stephen The Practical Navigator US 2016 Fiction 9781250075321 6376 At his best, man is the noblest of animals. Separated from law and justice, he is the worst. Aristotle Greece Methos, Victor The Neon Lawyer US 2014 Fiction 9781477825976 6377 Justice will not come until those who are not injured are as outraged as those who are. Solon Methos, Victor An Invisible Client US 2016 Fiction 560 BC 9781503952768 6378 In the second century of the Christian era, the Empire of Rome comprehended the fairest part of the earth, and the most civilised portion of mankind... ... its genius was humbled in the dust; and armies of unknown Barbarians, issuing from the frozen regions of the North, had established their victorious reign over the fairest provinces of Europe and Africa. ... the vicissitudes of fortune, which spares neither man nor the proudest of his works... buries empires and cities in a common grave. Gibbon, Edward Meyer, Philip The Son US 2013 Fiction 9780062120403 6379 There have been two great accidents in my life. One was the trolley, and the other was Diego. Diego was by far the worst. Kahlo, Frida Meyers, R. S. Accidents of Marriage US 2014 Fiction 9781471140440 6380 Les ennemis du vin sont ceux qui ne le connaissent pas. (The enemies of wine are those who do not know it.) Prof. Dr Sellier & Prof. Michael Portmann Journal de Medecine Meyer, Deon Icarus US 2015 Fiction 1955 9781473614383 6381 In clinical settings, some depressed people demonstrate a high proneness to survivor guilt, that is, guilt over surviving the death of a loved one, or guilt about being better off than others. O'Connor, Lynn E. / Berry, Jack W. / Weiss, Joseph / Gilbert, Paul "Guilt, fear, submission, and empathy in depression' Journal of Affective Disorders 71 Meyer, Deon Icarus US 2015 Fiction 2002 9781473614383 6382 Truth is the only firm ground to stand upon. Stanton, Elizabeth Cady Meyers, Randy Susan The Widow of Wall Street US 2017 Fiction 9781501131349 6383 It is better to be told a hurtful truth than to be told a comforting lie. In the end, the truth will make its way out and will hurt much more than it ever had to. Anonymous Meyers, Susan The Comfort of Lies US 2013 Fiction 9781451673012 6384 The parking lot after a movie is the broken open world. Leidner, Mark Love in the Time of Whatever Disease This Is Miller, Mary Always Happy Hour US 2017 Fiction 9781631492181 6385 Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. Lincoln, Abraham Mina, Denise Gods and Beasts US 2012 Fiction 9781409140689 6386 Man... cannot learn to forget, but hangs on the past: however far or fast he runs, that chain runs with him. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Y Miranda, Megan All the Missing Girls US 2016 Fiction 9781501147043 Epigraphs begin on section 6387 Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things. Brault, Robert Miralles, Francesc Love in Lowercase US 2010 Fiction 9780143128212 6388 It is better to travel full of hope than to arrive. Japanese Proverb Proverb Japan Miralles, Francesc Wabi-Sabi US 2014 Fiction 9781846883989 6389 Comment s'etaient-ils rencontres? Par hasard, comme tout le monde. Diderot, Denis Jacques le fataliste et son maitre Mishani, D. A. The Missing File US 2013 Fiction 9780062195371 6390 One minute I held the key Next the walls were closed on me And I discovered that my castles stand Upon pillars of salt and pillars of sand. Coldplay Viva La Vida Song UK Mitzner, Adam Losing Faith US 2015 Fiction 9781476764245 6391 Novelists are forever trying to distance themselves from politics, but the novel itself closes in on politics. Novelists are so concerned with "man's fate" that they tend to lose sight of their own fate. Therein lies their tragedy. Stalin, Joseph Russia Mo Yan The Garlic Ballads US 1998 Fiction 9781611457070 6392 Halfway along the path of real life, we were encircled by a dark melancholy, expressed by so many sad and mocking words, in the cafe of lost youth. Debord, Guy Modiano, Patrick In the Cafe of Lost Youth US 2007 Fiction 9780857055262 6393 I cannot provide the reality of events, I can only convey their shadow. Stendhal Modiano, Patrick So You Don't Get Lost in the Neighborhood US 2014 Fiction 9780544635067 6394 Why was I identified with the very objects of my horror and compassion? Fitzgerald, Scott Modiano, Patrick The Night Watch US 1972 Fiction 9781408867914 6395 If only I had a past at some other point in French history! But no, nothing. Rimbaud Modiano, Patrick Ring Roads US 1974 Fiction 9781408867938 6396 I have said it thrice: What I tell you three times is true. Carroll, Lewis The Hunting of the Snark Moehringer, J. R. Sutton US 2012 Fiction 9781401323141 6397 Can you feel my heartbeat? Cave, Nick Mohr, Joshua All This Life US 2015 Fiction 9781593766030 6398 If the first woman God ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down, all alone together women ought to be able to turn it right side up again. Truth, Sojourner Ain't I a Woman? Mohamed, Nadifa The Orchard of Lost Souls US 2013 Fiction 9781471115288 6399 Though I am old with wandering Through hollow lands and hilly lands, I will find out where she has gone, And kiss her lips and take her hands. Yeats, W. B. The Song of Wandering Aengus Monroe, J. S. Find Me US 2017 Fiction 9780778330011 6400 Men's courses will foreshadow certain ends, to which, if persevered in, they must lead. But if the courses be departed from, the ends will change. A Christmas Carol Film Monroe, Mary Alice A Lowcountry Christmas US 2016 Fiction 9781501125539 6401 Piercing the layers of night with flames that melt the long hours before dawn, the sun gently peels a shroud of fog from the misted island. She embraces the ripening surface of the earth, where houses wrapped in sleep emerge from darkness like hundreds of seeds scattered along roadsides. Streetlights are still burning. Beneath them, cars pass. Weary ships with passengers given time to rearrange the memories of night, as the day spreads itself before them like an unwanted offering. Each unfilled hour, ticking ahead on the clock in their minds. A woman rises from bed to sit at her window and wait for daylight to take hold of the world spinning into place. She is searching for a child, the ghost of a child, a scrap, his small voice in the wind, a carved smile on the face of the moon -- just any familiar sign from one of a billion stars. And while shrimp boats glide out to sea on the rows of first light, she watches a dolphin caught in the marsh swimming an endless circle. Noticing Eden Monroe, Mary Alice The Summer's End US 2015 Fiction 2003 9781476798738 6402 For he comes, the human child, To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping Than he can understand. Yeats, William Butler Montanari, Richard Shutter Man US 2015 Fiction 9780316244770 6403 There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Montes, Raphael Perfect Days US 2014 Fiction 9781594206405 6404 undertow n. = undercurrent, n. 1. a current of water below the surface and moving in a different direction from any surface current. 2. an underlying feeling of influence. Oxford English Dictionary Definition of a word Moore, Alison Death and the Seaside US 2016 Fiction 9781784630690 6405 We all experience within us... the desire to be transported from darkness to light, to be touched by the hand of that which is not of this world. Cave, Nick The Secret Life of the Love Song Moore, Alison He Wants US 2014 Fiction 9781907773815 6406 We are meant to be hungry. Shriver, Lionel Big Brother Moore, Alison He Wants US 2014 Fiction 9781907773815 6407 Hell and Night must bring this monstrous birth to light. Shakespeare, William Othello Play UK Y Moore, Christopher The Serpent of Venice US 2014 Fiction 9780061779763 Epigraphs begin on section 6408 Do not be afraid Everyone before you has died You cannot stay Any more than a baby can stay forever in the womb Leave behind all you know All you love Leave behind pain and suffering This is what Death is. The Book of Living and Dying (The Tibetan Book of the Dead) Tibet Y Moore, Christopher The Secondhand Souls US 2015 Fiction 9780061779787 Epigraphs begin on section 6409 I shall still be here... growing my bark around the wire fence like a grin. Squire, Caroline An Apple Tree Spouts Philosophy in an Office Car Park Moore, Lorrie Bark US 2014 Fiction 9780571273911 6410 In the splitting up dream we were fighting over who would keep the dog, Blizzard. You tell me what that means. He was a cross between something big and fluffy and a dachshund. Does this have to be the male and female genitalia? Poor blizzard, why was he a dog? He barely touched the hummus in his dogfood dish. Gluck, Louise Vita Nova Moore, Lorrie Bark US 2014 Fiction 9780571273911 6411 Don't be gruff. Anything that falls on the floor is mine. Gerstler, Amy Interview with a Dog Moore, Lorrie Bark US 2014 Fiction 9780571273911 6412 Don't you understand that Steve doesn't know anything about technology? He's just a super salesman.... He doesn't know anything about engineering, and 99 percent of what he says and thinks is wrong. Gates, Bill US Y Moore, Graham Last Days of Night US 2016 Fiction 9780812988901 6413 If you do not understand a man you cannot crush him. And if you do understand him, very probably you will not. Chesterton, G. K. UK Jones, Morgan Chris The Jackal's Share US 2013 Fiction 9780230752702 6414 A moment of the past, did I say? Was it not perhaps very much more: something that, common both to the past and to the present, is much more essential than either of them? Proust, Marcel Remembrance of Things Past Morris, Keith Lee Travelers Rest US 2016 Fiction 9780316335829 6415 I have walked through many lives, some of them my own, and I am not who I was... Kunitz, Stanley The Layers Morse, Eleanor White Dog Fell from the Sky US 2013 Fiction 9780241962589 6416 There is no Garbo! There is no Dietrich! There is only Louise Brooks! Langlois, Henri Moriarty, Laura The Chaperone US 2012 Fiction 1955 9781410448484 6417 When lovely woman stoops to folly, she can always find someone to stoop with her but not always someone to lift her up again to the level where she belongs. "Mr Grundy", Atlantic Monthly Moriarty, Laura The Chaperone US 2012 Fiction 1920 9781410448484 6418 It excited him, too, that many men had already loved Daisy -- it increased her value in his eyes. Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Moriarty, Laura The Chaperone US 2012 Fiction 1925 9781410448484 6419 There has to be talking. That's what people do, they talk. Brautigan, Richard Morris, Thomas We Don't Know What We're Doing US 2015 Fiction 9780571317028 6420 Any fool can cry wolf; to cry sheep is inspired. Barthelme, Donald Morris, Thomas We Don't Know What We're Doing US 2015 Fiction 9780571317028 6421 The watermills belonged to the manor of Singraven near Denekamp... While the watermills do exist, the setting is Ruisdael's invention: there are no hills near Denekamp. From a note at the National Gallery for Van Ruisdael's Two Watermills and an Open Sluice at Singraven Morris, Thomas We Don't Know What We're Doing US 2015 Fiction 9780571317028 6422 Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not Luke 18:16 Morrison, Toni God help the child US 2015 Fiction 9780385353175 6423 I do remember an apothecary and hereabouts he dwells... and in his needy shop a tortoise is hung, an alligator stuff'd and other skins of ill-shaped fishes. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Mosse, Kate The Taxidermist's Daughter US 2014 Fiction 1597 9781409153771 6424 Tis now, replied the village belle, St Mark's mysterious eve, And all that old traditions tell I trembingly believe; How, when the midnight signal tolls, Along the churchyard green, A mournful train of sentenced souls In winding-sheets are seen. The ghosts of all whom death shall doom Within the coming year, In pale procession walk the gloom, Amid the silence drear. Montgomery, James The Vigil or St Mark Mosse, Kate The Taxidermist's Daughter US 2014 Fiction 1813 9781409153771 6425 Let your fiction grow out of the land beneath your feet. Cather, Willa Mosse, Kate The Taxidermist's Daughter US 2014 Fiction 1912 9781409153771 6426 Calcutta seems full of "rising men". Kipling, Rudyard City of Dreadful Night Mukherjee, Abir A Rising Man US 2016 Fiction 9781846559013 6427 If the thirst for love is not the thirst for death, what is it? Ai Last Seen Munoz, Manuel What You See in the Dark US 2011 Fiction 9781616201401 6428 You will leave behind everything you love most dearly, and this is the arrow the bow of exile first lets fly. Algihieri, Dante The Divine Comedy Italy Munaweera, Nayomi What Lies Between Us US 2016 Fiction 9781250043948 6429 There is no negator who is not famished for some catastrophic yes. Cioran, E. M. The Trouble With Being Born Munson, Sam The November Criminals US 2010 Fiction 9781481462860 6430 We had at length discovered a country ready for the immediate reception of civilised man... Mitchell, Thomas Livingstone Three Expeditions in the Interior of Eastern Australia Murnane, Gerald The Plains US 1982 Fiction 9781925355901 6431 Certainly they are my lips that are being kissed... Yet how can it be? It is a horrible feeling, thus losing hold of one's identity. I long to put out one of these hands that are lying so helplessly, and touch someone just to know if I am myself or only a dream. d'Esperance, Elizabeth Shadow Land Murphy, Sara Flannery The Possessions US 2017 Fiction 9780062458322 6432 They marry and have a child. The wind carries them off in different directions. Strand, Mark The Marriage Poem Nadler, Stuart The Inseparables US 2016 Fiction 9780316335256 6433 So because thou art lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spew thee out of my mouth. Revelation 3:16 Nakamura, Fuminori The Gun US 2015 Fiction 9781616957681 6434 The angels are stooping Above your bed; They weary of trooping With the whimpering dead. God's laughing in Heaven To see you so good; The Sailing Seven Are gay with His mood. I sigh that kiss you, For I must own That I shall miss you When you have grown. Yeats, William Butler Netzer, Lydia How to Tell Toldeo From the Night Sky US 2014 Fiction 9781250047021 6435 A test field in the form of an initially uniform train of waves propagating into a Kerr-Newman black hole has its crests crowded together and magnified by gravitational and Doppler blueshifts that grow without bound at the Cauchy horizon. Such perturbative results suggest (though they do not prove) that inside a black hole formed in a generic collapse, an observer falling toward the inner horizon should be engulfed in a wall of (classically) infinite density immediately after seeing the entire future history of the outer universe pass before his eyes in a flash. Poisson, E. & Israel, W. "Inner-Horizon Instability and Mass Inflation in Black Holes", Physical Review Letters Netzer, Lydia How to Tell Toldeo From the Night Sky US 2014 Fiction 1989 9781250047021 6436 A Theodore. Maintenant, on va t'apprendre a lire... et l'anglais. Neuvel, Sylvain Sleeping Giants US 2016 Fiction 9780718181680 6437 Give me a ticket to childhood... Rojdesvensky, Robert Nguyen, Nhat Anh Ticket to Childhood US 2009 Fiction 9781468309591 6438 Calm the magics caught in thrall: Put your faith in strangers’ pleas, Keeper, Witch, and treasure trove; Ride the wave to calm the trees, Servant saves the sacred Grove. Johnson, Jean The Grove US 2013 Fiction 425262243 6439 Cult’s awareness, it shall rise: Hidden people, gather now; Fight the demons, fight your doubt. Gearman’s strength shall then endow, When Guilds’ defender casts them out. Johnson, Jean The Guild US 2014 Fiction 042526226X 6440 Life hurts a lot more than death. Morrison, Jim Kirkman, Robert The Walking Dead: The Road to Woodbury US 2012 Fiction 312547749 6441 Nothing sorts out memories from ordinary moments. It is only later that they claim remembrance, when they show their scars. Marker, Chris La Jetée Hand, Elizabeth and Peoples, Janet and Peoples, David 12 Monkeys US 1995 Speculative fiction 61056588 6442 But when, from flesh born mortal, Man’s blood on earth lies fallen, A dark, unfading stain, Who then by incantations Can bid blood live again? Zeus in his pure wisdom ended That sage’s skill who summoned Dead flesh to rise from darkness And live a second time; Lest murder cheaply mended Invite men’s hands to crime… Aeschylus Agamemnon Hand, Elizabeth Icarus Descending US 1993 Speculative fiction 553562886 6443 Ah, Dr. Austin…What do you think of them? I see there’s War in Hell. Ballard, J. G. The Atrocity Exhibition Hand, Elizabeth Icarus Descending US 1993 Speculative fiction 553562886 6444 Some minutes later a murmur ran through the crowd. Through my heavy eyelids which had almost closed at the horror of her tale, I saw gown after gown passing, and parasols, and fans, and happy faces, and accursed faces, dancing, whirling, rushing. It was like a burst of immense flowers, like a whirl of fantastic birds. “The doors, darling!” cried Clara, “the doors are opening! Come, come quickly! And don’t be sad anymore… Think of all the beautiful things you’re gong to see!” Mirbeau, Octave The Torture Garden Hand, Elizabeth Æstival Tide US 1992 Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 055329542X 6445 We know without knowing there is reason for what we bear … Whoever the searchlights catch, whatever the loudspeakers blare, We are not to despair. Hand, Elizabeth Winterlong US 1990 Speculative fiction 61057304 6446 When he’d begun to rattle deep down in his throat, I asked him: “What are you thinking about?” I always like to know what a dying man is thinking about. And he said: “I’m still listening to the rain.” It gave me gooseflesh. “I’m still listening to the rain.” That’s what he said. Brecht, Bertolt Baal Hand, Elizabeth Winterlong US 1990 Speculative fiction 61057304 6447 And all alone on the hill I wondered what was true. I had seen something very amazing and very lovely, and I knew a story, and if I had really seen it, and not made it up out of the dark, and the black bough, and the bright shining that was mounting up to the sky from over the great round hill, but had really seen it in truth, then there were all kinds of wonderful and lovely and terrible things to think of, so I longed and trembled, and I burned and got cold. And I looked down on the town, so quiet and still, like a little white picture, and I thought over and over if it could be true. Machen, Arthur The White People Hand, Elizabeth Black Light US 1999 Fiction 61057320 6448 Anyway those things would not have lasted long. The experience of the years shows it to me. But Destiny arrived in some haste and stopped them. The beautiful life was brief. But how potent were the perfumes, on how splendid a bed we lay, to what sensual delight we gave our bodies. An echo of the days of pleasure, an echo of the days drew near me, a little of the fire of the youth of both of us; again I took in my hands a letter, and I read and reread till the light was gone. And melancholy, I came out on the balcony— came out to change my thoughts at least by looking at a little of the city that I loved, a little movement on the street, and in the shops. Cavafy, CR “In the Evening,” translated by Rae Dalven Hand, Elizabeth Waking the Moon US 1994 Dark fantasy 61054437 6449 If all those young men were like hares on the mountain Then all those pretty maidens would get guns, go a-hunting. If all those young men were like fish in the water Then all those pretty maidens would soon follow after. If all those young men were like rushes a-growing Then all those pretty maidens would get scythes, go a-mowing Maying Song Hand, Elizabeth Waking the Moon US 1994 Dark fantasy 61054437 6450 Four voices just audible in the hush of any Christmas: Accept my friendship or die. I shall keep order and not very much will happen. Bring me luck and of course I’ll support you. I smell blood and an era of prominent madmen. Auden, W.H Blessed Event Hand, Elizabeth Glimmering US 1997 Fiction 61012165 6451 “Fin de siecle,” murmured Lord Henry. “Fin du globe,” answered his hostess. “I wish it were fin du globe,” said Dorian with a sigh. “Life is such a great disappointment.” Wilde, Oscar The Picture of Dorian Gray Hand, Elizabeth Glimmering US 1997 Fiction 61012165 6452 Thrice tosse these Oaken ashes in the ayre, Thrice sit thou mute in this inchanted chayre; Then thrice three times tye up this true loves knot, And murmur soft, shee will, or shee will not. Goe burn these poys’nous weedes in yon blew fire, These Screech-owles fethers, and this prickling bryer, This Cypresse gathered at a dead mans grave: That all thy feares and cares an end may have. Then come, you Fayries, dance with me a round, Melt her hard heart with your melodious sound. In vaine are all the charmes I can devise: She hath an Arte to breake them with her eyes. Campion, Thomas Hand, Elizabeth Wylding Hall US 2015 Fiction 1617 1504007182 6453 This thing of darkness I Acknowledge mine. Shakespeare, William Prospero, The Tempest, 5.1.275-6 Dunn, Catherine Geek Love US 1989 Fiction 375713344 6454 Dignum laude virum Musa vetat mori. Work on what you have inherited from your fathers, That you may possess it. Goethe Faust Johnston, Paul Maps of Hell US 2010 Fiction 778327787 6455 I do haunt you still. Webster, John Johnston, Paul The Soul Collector US 2008 Fiction 778302369 6456 I cut my arm, and with my proper blood Assure my soul to be great Lucifer’s, Chief lord and regent of perpetual night. Marlowe, Christopher Johnston, Paul The Soul Collector US 2008 Fiction 778302369 6457 My brain is dull my sight is foul, I cannot write a verse, or read Then, Pallas, take away thine Owl, And let us have a Lark instead. To Minerva, from the Greeks Brett, Simon So Much Blood US 1976 Fiction 595003605 6458 “TELEVISION: a medium, so called because it is neither rare nor well done.” Kovacs, Ernie Brett, Simon Situation Tragedy US 1981 Fiction 440187923 6459 And I wonder how they should have been together. Eliot, T.S La Figlia che Piange Dexter, Colin The Dead of Jericho US 1981 Fiction, Mystery 333317289 6460 Thought depends absolutely on the stomach; but, in spite of that, those who have the best stomachs are not the best thinkers Voltaire Voltaire, in a letter to d'Alemberi Dexter, Colin The Wench Is Dead US 1989 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-51787-3 6461 The pomp of funerals has more regard to the vanity of the living than to the honour of the dead. La Rochefoucauld Maxims Dexter, Colin The Secret of Annexe 3 US 1986 Fiction, Mystery 0 330 29976 X 6462 Natales grate numeras? (Do you count your birthdays with gratitude?) Horace Epistles II Dexter, Colin The Daughters of Cain US 1994 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-63004-1 6463 Oxford is the Latin quarter of Cowley Dexter, Colin The Daughters of Cain US 1994 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-63004-1 6464 Ensanguining the skies How heavily it dies Into the west away; Past touch and sight and sound Not further to be found How hopeless under ground Falls the remorseful day Housman, A.E More Poems, XVI Dexter, Colin The Remorseful Day US 1999 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-76157-X 6465 When I wrote my 1997 letter I thought I had little to look forward to in 1998, but it turns out that I was stupidly optimistic Mackenzie, David On the Dole in Darlington Dexter, Colin The Remorseful Day US 1999 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-76157-X 6466 As o'cr me now them lean' st thy breast, With larder'd bodice crisply pressed, Lief I'd prolong my grievous ill Wert thou my guardian angel still Raikes, Edmund The Nurse Dexter, Colin The Remorseful Day US 1999 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-76157-X 6467 Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be whiter, yea whiter, than snow Isaiah, ch. i, v. 18 Bible Dexter, Colin The Way Through the Woods US 1992 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-58373-6 6468 Whereof one cannot speak, thereof one must be silent Wittgenstein Philosophical Investigations Dexter, Colin The Way Through the Woods US 1992 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-58373-6 6469 A decided boon, therefore, are any multiple-choice items for those pupils in our classrooms who are either inured to idleness, or guilty of wilful ignorance. Such pupils, if simply and appropriately instructed, have only to plump for the same answer on each occasion - let us say, choice (a) from choices (a) (b) (c) (d) - in order to achieve a reasonably regular score of some 25% of the total marks available. This is a wholly satisfactory return for academic incompetence Crosscurrents in Assessment Criteria: Theory and Practice, HMSO, 1983 Dexter, Colin Death is Now My Neighbour US 1996 Fiction, Mystery 1983 0-333-67570-3, 6470 Espied the god with gloomy soul The prize that in the casket lay Who came with silent tread and stole The jewel that was ours away. Cooper, Lilian Dexter, Colin The Jewel That Was Ours US 1991 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-43139-1 6471 It is not impossible to become bored in the presence of a mistress Stendhal Dexter, Colin The Jewel That Was Ours US 1991 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-43139-1 6472 Quickly, bring me a beaker of wine, so that I may wet my mind and say something clever. Aristophanes Dexter, Colin Death Is Now My Neighbor US 1996 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-67570-3 6473 Admiring friend: “My, that’s a beautiful baby you have there!” Mother: “Oh, that’s nothing — you should see his photograph.” Dexter, Colin Morse’s Greatest Mystery and other stories US 1993 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-59690-0 6474 Whereby are given unto us exceeding great and precious promises: that by these ye might be partakers of the divine nature, having escaped the corruption that is in the world. 2 Peter, ch. 1, v. 4) Bible Dexter, Colin Morse’s Greatest Mystery and other stories US 1993 Fiction, Mystery 0-333-59690-0 6475 The greatest hazard of all, losing oneself, can occur very quietly in the world, almost as if it were nothing at all. Kierkegaard Royle, Nicholas First Novel US 2013 Fiction 224096982 6476 Then certain Shrouds that muttered head to head Came and were gone. Yeats, W.B Royle, Nicholas Quilt US 2010 Fiction 956251544 6477 There are few things impossible in themselves; it is the application required, rather than the means to make them succeed, that we lack. La Rochefoucauld Maxims Royle, Nicholas Regicide US 2011 Fiction 1907992006 6478 To his friends a man should be firm in friendship Sharing gifts and sharing laughter. “The Sayings of the High One” Poetic Edda Hill, Reginald The Stranger House US 2005 Fiction 770429890 6479 Be helpful to strangers who stop at your house, don’t mock or demean them. It’s hard to be certain simply by looking what kin they may claim. “The Sayings of the High One” Poetic Edda Hill, Reginald The Stranger House US 2005 Fiction 770429890 6480 By dead-man’s shore in shadow-land a hall was raised roofed with serpents whose venom drips on those who dwell there killers and defilers. All doors face north. “The Sibyl’s Prophecy” Poetic Edda Hill, Reginald The Stranger House US Fiction 6481 Here’s some advice a youngster should listen to, helpful if taken to heart. Be loud against evil wherever you see it; never give your enemy an even break. “The Sayings of the High One” Poetic Edda Hill, Reginald The Stranger House US Fiction 6482 The raindrops play their midnight fugue Against my window pane. Could I once more fold you in my arms You should not leave again. Morland,Richard Night Music Hill, Reginald Midnight Fugue US 2009 Fiction, Crime 61451967 6483 Then I saw that there was a way to hell, even from the gates of heaven. Bunyan, John The Pilgrim's Progress US Hill, Reginald On Beulah Height US 1998 Fiction, Crime 440225906 6484 O where is tinye Hew? And where is little Lenne? And where is bonny Lu? And Menie of the Glenne? And where's the place of rest-The ever changing hame? Is it the gowan's breast, Or 'neath the bells of faem? Ay, lu, lan, dil y'u Anon: The Gloamyne Buchte Wir holen sie ein auf jenen Hoh'n Im Sonnenschein. Der Tag ist schon auf jenen Hoh'n Friedrich Ruckert Kindertotenlieder IV Hill, Reginald On Beulah Height US 1998 Fiction, Crime 440225906 6485 If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts, he shall end in certainties. Bacon, Francis Hill, Reginald An Advancement of Learning US 1971 Fiction, Crime 881500534 6486 … the melancholy fit shall fall Sudden from heaven like a weeping cloud That fosters the droop-headed flowers all And hides the green hill in an April shroud… Keats, John Hill, Reginald An April Shroud US 1975 Fiction, Crime 451147839 6487 De'il and Dalziel begin with ane letter The de'il's nae guid and Dalziel's nae better. Old Galloway Saying Hill, Reginald An April Shroud US 1975 Fiction, Crime 451147839 6488 Search then the ruling passion: there, alone, The wild are constant, and the cunning known; The fool consistent, and the false sincere; Priests, princes, women, no dissemblers here. This clue once found unravels all the rest… Pope, Alexander Hill, Reginald Ruling Passion US 1978 Fiction, Crime 440169127 6489 If you find you hate the idea of getting out of bed in the morning, think of it this way – it's a man's work I'm getting up to do. Aurelius, Marcus Meditations Hill, Reginald A Pinch of Snuff US 1973 Fiction, Crime 440168899 6490 We insist, it seems, on living. Then again, indifference descends. The roar of the traffic, the passage of undifferentiated faces, this way and that way, drugs me into dreams: rubs features from faces. People might walk through me . . . We are only lightly covered with buttoned cloth; and beneath these pavements are shells, bones and silence. Woolf, Virginia Waves Hill, Reginald Bones and Silence US 1990 Fiction 440209358 6491 God: First when I wrought this world so wide, Wood and wind and waters wan, Heaven and hell was not to hide, With herbs and grass thus I began. In endless bliss to be and bide And to my likeness made I man, Lord and sire on ilka side Of all middle earth I made him then. A woman also with him wrought I, All in law to lead their life, I bade them wax and multiply, To fulfil this world, without strife. Sithen have men wrought so woefully And sin is now reigning so rife, That me repents and rues forthy That ever I made either man or wife. The York Cycle of Mystery Plays: 'The Building of the Ark' Hill, Reginald Bones and Silence US 1990 Fiction 440209358 6492 Or, quick effluvia darting through the brain, Die of a rose in aromatic pain. Pope, Alexander Essay on Man Hill, Reginald Deadheads US 1983 Fiction 586072527 6493 I shall never be friends again with roses. Swineburne The Triumph of Time Hill, Reginald Deadheads US 1983 Fiction 586072527 6494 There is a splendid kind of indolence, where a man, having taken an aversion to the wearisomeness of a business which properly belongs to him, neglects not, however, to employ his thoughts, when they are vacant from what they ought more chiefly to be about, in other matters not entirely unprofitable to life, the exercise of which he finds he can follow with more abundant ease and satisfaction. Defoe, Daniel The Life and Adventures of Mr Duncan Campbell Hill, Reginald Deadheads US 1983 Fiction 586072527 6495 Some talk of ALEXANDER And some of HERCULES; Of HECTOR Anon. The British Grenadiers Hill, Reginald Death Comes for the Fat Man US 2007 Fiction 60820829 6496 A simple child, dear brother Jim, That lightly draws its breath, And feels its life in every limb, What should it know of death? Wordsworth We are seven Hill, Reginald Child's Play US 1986 Fiction 586072578 6497 Hear truth: I stood on the steep brink whereunder Runs down the dolorous chasm of the Pit, Ringing with infinite groans like gathered thunder. Deep, dense, and by no faintest glimmer lit It lay, and though I strained my sight to find Bottom, not one thing could I see in it. Down must we go, to that dark world and blind. Hill, Reginald Under World US 1988 Fiction 446345342 6498 The Universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine. Jeans, James Reynolds, Alastair Absolution Gap US 2003 Novel, Science Fiction 441012914 6499 And I am dumb to tell a weather’s wind How time has ticked a heaven round the stars. Thomas, Dylan Reynolds, Alastair Blue Remembered Earth US 2012 Novel, Science Fiction 575088273 6500 A starlit or a moonlit dome disdains All that man is, All mere complexities, The fury and the mire of human veins. Yeats, W.B. Byzantium Reynolds, Alastair On the Steel Breeze US 2013 Novel, Science Fiction 575090456 6501 I have come to the borders of sleep, The unfathomable deep Forest where all must lose Their way, however straight, Or winding, soon or late; They cannot choose. Edwards, Thomas Reynolds, Alastair Poseidon's Wake US 2015 Novel, Science Fiction 575090499 6502 “Tomorrow morning,” he decided, “I’ll begin clearing away the sand of fifty thousand centuries for my first vegetable garden. That’s the initial step.” Dick, Philip K. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick US 2011 Fiction 978-0-547-54925-5 6503 What best can I do? Exactly what I’ve done. My voice for the voiceless. Dick, Philip K. The Exegesis Y The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick US 2011 Fiction 978-0-547-54925-5 6504 Mistakes are bound to happen, there’s gonna be another summer I know what I think and what I’m supposed to do Maybe I don’t think as much as you The Vulgar Boatmen You Don't Love Me Yet Y Lethem, Jonathan You Don't Love Me Yet US 2007 Fiction 038551218X 6505 I have my start But I have never begun Because without you my life is unsung Erickson, Roky You Don't Love Me Yet Lethem, Jonathan You Don't Love Me Yet US 2007 Fiction 038551218X 6506 There was nothing to it. The Super Chief was on time, as it almost always is, and the subject was as easy to spot as a kangaroo in a dinner jacket. Chandler, Raymond Lethem, Jonathan Gun, with Occasional Music US 1994 Fiction 0-15-136458-3 6507 Desdemona: Dost thou in conscience think -- tell me, Emilia -- That there be women do abuse their husbands In such gross knd? Emilia: There be some such, no question. Desdemona: Wouldst thou do such a deed for all the world? Emilia: Why, would not you? Desdemona: No, by this heavenly light! Emilia: Nor I neither, by this heavenly light; I might do't as well i'the dark. ..Let husbands know Their wives have sense like them: they see and smell And have their palates both for sweet and sour, As husbands have. What is it that they do When they change us for others? Is it sport? I think it is: and doth affection breed it? I think it doth: is't frailty that thus errs? It is so too: and have not we affections, Desires for sport, and frailty, as men have? Shakespeare, William Othello Nicholson, William Adventures in Modern Marriage US 2017 Fiction 9781784298524 6508 In the midst of winter, I found there was within me, an invincible summer. Camus, Albert France Norwich, William My Mrs Brown US 2015 Fiction 9781442386075 6509 Things keep their secrets. Heraclitus Norman, Howard My Darling Detective US 2017 Fiction 9780544236103 6510 For a time we became the same word. It could not last. Jabes, Edmond Novey, Idra Ways to Disappear US 2016 Fiction 9780306298490 6511 I don't want learning, or dignity, or respectability. I want this music, and this dawn, and the warmth of your cheek against mine. Rumi Oakley, Colleen Close Enough to Touch US 2017 Fiction 9781501139260 6512 The footsteps of one man cannot create a stampede. Igbo Proverb Obioma, Chigozie The Fishermen US 2015 Fiction 9780957548855 6513 The madman has entered our house with violence Defiling our sacred grounds Claiming the single truth of the universe Bending down our high priests with iron Ah! yes the children, Who walked on our Forefathers' graves Shall be stricken with madness. They shall grow the fangs of the lizard They shall devour each other before our eyes And by ancient command It is forbidden to stop them! Kunene, Mazisi Obioma, Chigozie The Fishermen US 2015 Fiction 9780957548855 6514 Lord, behold us with thy blessing, Once again assembled here; Onward be our footsteps pressing, In thy love and faith and fear... Break temptation's fatal power, Shielding all with guardian care, Safe in every careless hour, Safe from sloth and sensual snare; Thou, our Saviour, thou, our Saviour, Still our failing strength repair, Still our failing strength repair. Bucknoll, Henry James O'Brien, Sean Once Again Assembled Here US 2014 Fiction 9781447219712 6515 "Why, he asked himself, "am I always lost?" Marlowe, Derek Nightshade O'Brien, Sean Once Again Assembled Here US 2014 Fiction 9781447219712 6516 There should have been fictions to be real in. Porter, Peter Story Which Should have Happened O'Brien, Sean Once Again Assembled Here US 2014 Fiction 9781447219712 6517 Even what's most unnatural is part of nature Tobler, Georg Christoph Die Natur Blackwell, Andrew Visit Sunny Chernobyl: And Other Adventures in the World's Most Polluted Places US 2012 Fiction 1605294454 6518 f you think, “I breathe,” the “I” is extra. There is no you to say “I.” What we call “I” is just a swinging door which moves when we inhale or when we exhale. Shun Ryu Suzuki Gregory, Daryl Second Person, Present Tense US 2005 Fiction 6519 I used to think the brain was the most important organ in the body, until I realized who was telling me that. Emo Philips Gregory, Daryl Second Person, Present Tense US 2005 Fiction 6520 And I looked, and, behold, a whirlwind came out of the north, a great cloud, and a fire infolding itself, and a brightness was about it, and out of the midst thereof as the colour of the amber, out of the midst of the fire… and this was their appearance; they had the likeness of a man…. Whithersoever the spirit was to go, they went, thither was their spirit to go; and the wheels were lifted up over against them: for the spirit of the living creature was in the wheels. Ezekiel 1:4-5, 20 Bible Bible verse Gregory, Daryl In the Wheels US 1990 Fiction 6521 On her wedding day she is red and black and white: cheeks flushed with desire, dark hair spilling over bridal gown. She sits before her mirror, toasting the best man. He smiles, tips scarlet tablets into her ruby wine. “To celebrate,” he says. He is the huntsman, dark burning before her wild, confused brain. Slashes, wails — now, he is dragging her through black forests of lamp-posts toward a white-walled hacienda, skylights shining down on alabaster vases, cement sculptures, carpets pale as innocence. Into her ear he whispers desire for her secret, inevitable ruby cut from her chest and stowed in a box beneath his pillow. Drugs distort his face: huntsman, dwarf, neglectful father, he could be any of the men who’ve trailed black wounds across her soul. Her prince was a mirage dreamed between bloodthirsty men. This story is red with her own blood. To live it is to bleed. He pulls away, drags her to a bedroom lined with mirrors glittering colorless diamond facets like coffin walls. She hallucinates witches black in mirrored depths, cackling at her and her and her and her in a thousand refractions. She is fairest of all. She is white as diamond. She hitches her wedding gown and runs into the mirrors to shatter the coffin to slip into a tale of beige and pink and grey. May 17, 2011 Swirsky, Rachel If You Were a Dinosaur, My Love, and Other Stories US 2013 Fiction https://www.apex-magazine.com/if-you-were-a-dinosaur-my-love/ 6522 Reports from the Vingus region, near the city of Mur, indicate the arrival of a flying machine, from which yellow-green humanoids possessing three legs and eight eyes each have emerged. In their thirst for scandal, the bourgeois press has rushed to call these humanoids visitors from another planet… From the Newspapers Y Arkady Strugatsky and Boris Strugatsky The Dead Mountaineer's Inn US 1970 Fiction 161219432X 6523 These limits only I place upon you, that never shall a Speaker summon a Speaker, that never shall a Speaker summon the living, that never shall a Speaker summon herself. By these laws abide. As for the rest, may your conscience be your guide. Margda The Speakers’ Edict Schoen, Lawrence Barsk: The Elephants' Graveyard US 2015 Fiction 765377039 6524 life is not: a book not even when it seems to have pages and chapters beginning an end some progression and life is not: a movie even though sometimes it seems you sit alone in darkness watching ghosts flicker through a show electric in their rowdy lifelessness life is this: a work of amateur not/art we start just barely time to learn how to hold the brush which colors aren’t fugitive how to use an outline but we’re not allowed to start over not ever they shake their heads and take our canvases away. benjaarons Haldeman, Joe Worlds Enough and Time US 1992 Fiction 688090257 6525 Fairy tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children that dragons can be killed. Chesterton, G.K Broaddus, Maurice King's War US 2011 Fiction 857661302 6526 pity this busy monster, manunkind, not. Progress is a comfortable disease: your victim(death and life safely beyond) plays with the bigness of his littleness— electrons deify one razorblade into a mountainrange; lenses extend unwish through curving wherewhen till unwish returns on its unself. A world of made is not a world of born—pity poor flesh and trees, poor stars and stones, but never this fine specimen of hypermagical ultraomnipotence. We doctors know a hopeless case if—listen: there’s a hell of a good universe next door; let’s go Cummings, E.E Halderman, Joe Worlds Apart US 1992 Fiction 380716828 6527 The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough. Tagore, Rabindranath Halderman, Joe Marsbound US 2008 Fiction 441015956 6528 you shall above all things be glad and young. For if you’re young,whatever life you wear it will become you; and if you are glad whatever’s living will yourself become. Girlboys may nothing more than boygirls need: i can entirely her only love whose any mystery makes every man’s flesh put space on;and his mind take off time that you should ever think,may god forbid and (in his mercy) your true lover spare: for that way knowledge lies, the foetal grave called progress, and negation’s dead undoom. I’d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance Cummings, E.E Halderman, Joe Worlds US 1990 Fiction 038070823X 6529 This momentary joy breeds months of pain; This hot desire converts to cold disdain. Shakespeare, William The Rape of Lucrece Play Wasserman, Robin Lust US 2005 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 068987782X 6530 Don’t put me off, ’cause I’m on fire, And I can’t quench my desire. Don’t you know that I’m burning up for your love, You’re not convinced that that is enough. Madonna Burning Up song Wasserman, Robin Lust US 2005 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 068987782X 6531 How heavy do I journey on the way When what I seek, my weary travel’s end, Doth teach that ease and that repose to say, “Thus far the miles are measured from thy friend." Shakespeare, William Sonnet 50 Wasserman, Robin Sloth US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 1416907181 6532 Nothing to do Nowhere to go I wanna be sedated The Ramones I Wanna Be Sedated Song Wasserman, Robin Sloth US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 1416907181 6533 He that is proud eats up himself: pride is his own glass, his own trumpet, his own chronicle. Shakespeare, William Troilus and Cressida Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 689877846 6534 The World's mine for the taking Eminem Wasserman, Robin Pride US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 689877846 6535 … let grief convert to anger; blunt not the heart, enrage it. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Wasserman, Robin Wrath US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 689877854 6536 And all I really want is some patience A way to calm the angry voice And all I really want is deliverance. Morissette, Alanis All I Really Want Wasserman, Robin Wrath US 2006 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 689877854 6537 If you had never seen anything but mounds of lead, pieces of marble, stones, and pebbles, and you were presented with a beautiful windup watch and little automata that spoke, sang, played the flute, ate, and drank, such as those which dextrous artists now know how to make, what would you think of them, how would you judge them, before you examined the springs that made them move? Would you not be led to believe that they had a soul like your own…? Anonymous, 1744 Translated from the French by Gaby Wood Wasserman, Robin Frozen US 2011 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 1744 1442420383 6538 They are as sick that surfeit with too much as they that starve with nothing. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Wasserman, Robin Gluttony US 2007 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 141690719X 6539 I eat too much I drink too much I want too much Too much Band, Dave Matthews Too Much Wasserman, Robin Gluttony US 2007 Horror, Fiction, Children's literature 141690719X 6540 In the Age of Gold, Free from winters cold: Youth and maiden bright, To the holy light, Naked in the sunny beams delight. Blake, William poem Wasserman, Robin Girls on Fire US 2016 Fiction 62415484 6541 Queen of lies, every day, in my heart. Cobain, Kurt song Wasserman, Robin Girls on Fire US 2016 Fiction 62415484 6542 Humans are machines of the angels. Paul, Jean Wasserman, Robin Torn US 2011 Fiction 141693636X 6543 All moveables of wonder, from all parts, Are here— … The Bust that speaks and moves its goggling eyes, The Wax-work, Clock-work, all the marvellous craft Of modern Merlins, Wild Beasts, Puppet-shows, All out-o’-the-way, far-fetched, perverted things, All freaks of nature, all Promethean thoughts Of man, his dulness, madness, and their feats All jumbled up together, to compose A Parliament of Monsters…. Wordsworth, WIlliam Wasserman, Robin Torn US 2011 141693636X 6544 I see… a new and commanding breed rising up, fearless and fabulous, unsparing of blood and sparing of pity, inured to suffering the worst and to inflicting it and ready to stake all to attain their ends— a race that builds machines and trusts machines, to whom machines are not soulless iron, but engines of might which it controls with cold reason and hot blood. Jünger, Ernst Copse 125 Wasserman, Robin Shattered US 2011 Fiction 1442420391 6545 s it that by its indefiniteness it shadows forth the heartless voids and immensities of the universe, and thus stabs us from behind with the thought of annihilation, when beholding the white depths of the milky way? … — the palsied universe lies before us a leper; and like willful travelers in Lapland, who refuse to wear colored and coloring glasses upon their eyes, so the wretched infidel gazes himself blind at the monumental white shroud that wraps all the prospect around him. And of all these things the Albino whale was the symbol. Wonder ye then at the fiery hunt? Melville, Herman Moby Dick Langan, John The Fisherman US US Fiction 1939905214 6546 A Clock stopped — Not the Mantel’s — Geneva’s farthest skill Can’t put the puppet bowing — That just now dangled still — Dickinson, Emily Howard, Jonathan Johannes Cabal the Necromancer US 2009 Fiction 385528086 6547 Other sins only speak; murder shrieks out. The element of water moistens the earth, But blood flies upwards and bedews the heavens. Webster, John Howard, Jonathan Johannes Cabal the Detective US 2010 Fiction 385528094 6548 If poets’ verses be but stories So be food and raiment stories; So is all the world a story; So is man of dust a story. Cille, Colum Howard, Jonathan Johannes Cabal: The Fear Institute US 2011 Fiction 755347994 6549 In my case, that includes surviving into my thirties I never thought I'd live long enough to be writing memoirs. Hell, I never thought I'd learn to write well enough to write memoirs. One of the things about associating with Doctor Raven is that you end up doing a lot of things you never thought possible. Anyway, the adventures I've written down here all took place back in the dawn of time-back a good six, eight years ago. Not very long in calendar days, but a lifetime when measured in physical therapy sessions and reconstructive surgery. Much of this will feel like ancient history to most of you. I'm hoping it will seem like that to me, too, one of these days. Kies,Wolfgang Wolfgang Kies, Seattle, 2059 Stackpole, Michael Shadowrun 32: Wolf and Raven US 1997 Fiction 451459954 6550 Dear future generations: Please accept our apologies. We were rolling drunk on petroleum. Vonnegut, Kurt Stewart, Ben Don't Trust, Don't Fear, Don't Beg US 2015 Fiction 1620971097 6551 April is the cruelest month, breeding Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing Memory and desire, stirring Dull roots with spring rain. Eliot, T.S The Wasteland Partridge, Norman Slippin' into Darkness US 1994 Fiction 1575660040 6552 “But you want me to desecrate the grave!” “Don’t give me that crap. There’s nothing sacred about a hole in the ground. Or a man that’s in it. Or you, or me.” Peckingpah, Sam Warren Oates answers Isela Vega in Sam Peckinpah’s Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Partridge, Norman Wildest Dreams US 1998 Fiction 1892284006 6553 The time has been That when the brains were out, the man would die, And there an end; but now they rise again. With twenty mortal murders on their crown. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Act III, Scene II Partridge, Norman Wildest Dreams US 1998 Fiction 1892284006 6554 Everybody is always tugging at you. They’d all like sort of a chunk of you. They kind of like to take pieces out of you Monroe, Marilyn Collins, Max Bye bye, baby US 2011 Fiction 765321793 6555 Marilyn never liked good-byes. Strasberg, Lee Lee Strasberg, from his funeral eulogy Collins, Max Bye bye, baby US 2011 Fiction 765321793 6556 There’s no business like show business. Berlin, Irving Collins, Max The Million-Dollar Wound US 1986 Fiction 312532520 6557 If you don’t do like I say, you’ll get shot in the head. Nitti, Frank Collins, Max The Million-Dollar Wound US 1986 Fiction 312532520 6558 History of the United States Naval Operations in World War II Say a prayer for my pal Who died in Guadalcanal. Commonest of inscriptions among the hundreds of crosses in a cemetery on that island Collins, Max The Million-Dollar Wound US 1986 Fiction 312532520 6559 Lucky indeed for America that in this theater and at that juncture she depended not on boys drafted or cajoled into fighting but on “tough guys” who had volunteered to fight and who asked for nothing better than to come to grips with the sneaking enemy who had aroused all their primitive instincts. Morison, Samuel Eliot Collins, Max The Million-Dollar Wound US 1986 Fiction 312532520 6560 I am a victim of the Washington scene. Forrestal,James V. James V. Forrestal America’s first Secretary of Defense Collins, Max Majic Man US 1999 FictioFiction, Mystery, Suspense 451199456 6561 But shrieks that fly Piercing and wild, and loud, shall mourn the tale…. Sophocles Sophocles, translated by William Mackworth Praed Collins, Max Majic Man US 1999 FictioFiction, Mystery, Suspense 451199456 6562 Tongue often hang man quicker than rope. Chan, Charlie Collins, Max Damned in Paradise US 1996 Fiction 525942254 6563 Although the historical incidents in this novel are portrayed more or less accurately (as much as the passage of time, and contradictory source material, will allow), fact, speculation, and fiction are freely mixed here; historical personages exist side by side with composite characters and wholly fictional ones—all of whom act and speak at the author’s whim. “What the public wants in the way of books on crime is detective stories that appeal to the passions. The public has so long been taught to hate and judge that it seems hopeless to try to teach them any sane and humane ideas of conduct and reasoning. Darrow, Clarence The Story of My Life Collins, Max Damned in Paradise US 1996 Fiction 525942254 6564 Chicago is the heaven and haven of mobsters, gamblers, thieves, killers, and salesmen of every human sin. Lait , Jack and Mortimer, Lee Collins, Max Chicago Confidential US 2011 Fiction 978-1-61218-094-6 6565 The Mafia is no fairy tale. It is ominously real, and it has scarred the face of America. Senator Estes Kefauver Collins, Max Chicago Confidential US 2011 Fiction 978-1-61218-094-6 6566 Murder is the essence of Chicago, just as blackmail is the essence of Hollywood. Muir, Florabel Collins, Max Chicago Confidential US 2011 Fiction 978-1-61218-094-7 6567 Although the historical incidents in this novel are portrayed more or less accurately (as much as the passage of time, and contradictory source material, will allow), fact, speculation, and fiction are freely mixed here; historical personages exist side by side with composite characters and wholly fictional ones—all of whom act and speak at the author’s whim. “I think it’s too bad when aviation movies depend for their excitement on plane wrecks and lost fliers and all that sort of thing. Perhaps that’s good drama but it certainly isn’t modern aviation.” Earhart, Amelia Collins, Max Flying Blind US 1998 Fiction 978-1-61218-089-2 6568 “Down these mean streets a woman must go who is not herself mean, who is neither tarnished nor afraid.” Chandler, Raymond The Simple Art of Murder, Paraphrased Collins, Max Deadly Beloved US 2007 Fiction 843957786 6569 I never guess. It is a shocking habit. Doyle, Arthur Conan The Sign of Four Collins, Max Grave Matters US 2004 Fiction 743495756 6570 Very few of us are what we seem. Partners in Crime Christie, Agatha Collins, Max Grave Matters US 2004 Fiction 743495756 6571 When two objects come into contact, there is a material exchange, from each to the other. Locard, Edmund Edmund Locard, 1910 Father of Forensic Science Collins, Max Sin City US 2002 Fiction 1910 743444051 6572 What can be done with fewer assumptions is done in vain with more. Ockham, William Collins, Max Body of Evidence US 2003 Fiction 743478010 6573 It's my life It's now or never Bon Jovi Collins, Max Dark Angel Before the Dawn US 2002 Fiction 345451821 6574 It's my life and I'll do what I want Burdon, Eric Collins, Max Dark Angel Before the Dawn US 2002 Fiction 345451821 6575 With a scientific third degree, the master criminalist makes the physical evidence talk, wringing confessions from blood, guns, narcotics, hair, fibers, metal slivers, tire marks, tool marks, and bullets. Webb, Jack Collins, Max Double Dealer US 2003 Fiction 743444043 6576 With method and logic one can accomplish anything. Poirot, Hercule Y Collins, Max Cold Burn US 2003 Fiction 743444078 6577 Data! Data! Data! I can't make bricks without clay. Holmes, Sherlock Y Collins, Max Cold Burn US 2003 Fiction 743444078 6578 A sound thinker gives equal consideration to the probable and the improbable. Freeman, R. Austin Dr John Thorndyke Collins, Max Binding Ties US 2005 Fiction 743496639 6579 Nothing is simpler than to kill a man; the difficulties arise in attempting to avoid the consequences. Stout, Rex Nero Wolfe Collins, Max Binding Ties US 2005 Fiction 743496639 6580 You never know what’s hit you. A gunshot is the perfect way. J.F.K Collins, Max Target Lancer US 2012 Fiction 765321807 6581 My own feeling was that Bobby was worried that there might be some conspiracy … worried that the investigation would somehow point back to him. Katzenbach, Nicholas Nicholas Katzenbach, RFK’s deputy attorney general Collins, Max Target Lancer US 2012 Fiction 765321807 6582 You don’t play murder in soft words. Welles, Orson Orson Welles, press conference after “The War of the Worlds” broadcast Collins, Max The War of the Worlds Murder US 2005 Fiction 425204014 6583 It is my intention to introduce legislation against such Hallowe’en bogeymen. Herring, Clyde Iowa State Senator Clyde Herring Collins, Max The War of the Worlds Murder US 2005 Fiction 425204014 6584 Everything seemed unimportant in the face of death. A radio listener, the day after the broadcast Collins, Max The War of the Worlds Murder US 2005 Fiction 425204014 6585 The truth is that one never believes for a minute-no matter what danger you’re in-that you yourself are going to be killed. The bomb is always going to hit the other person. Christie, Agatha Collins, Max The London Blitz Murders US 2004 Fiction 425198057 6586 A finger of intense radiance appeared suddenly on one of her sides, unfolded upwards with a swift blossoming, and pointed into the sky with a burst of glare…. Charteris, Leslie Collins, Max The Hindenburg Murders US 2000 Fiction 425174093 6587 It must have been an infernal machine. Lehmann, Ernst Ernst Lehmann, Hindenburg captain, from his deathbed Collins, Max The Hindenburg Murders US 2000 Fiction 425174093 6588 There was not the slightest thought of danger in the minds of those who sat around the tables in the luxurious dining saloon of the Titanic. Futrelle, May Collins, Max The Titanic Murders US 1999 Fiction 425168107 6589 As those who study them have come to learn, bones make good witnesses — although they speak softly, they never lie and they never forget. Dr. Snow, Clyde Collins Dr. Clyde Collins Snow, forensics anthropologist Collins, Max Bones: Buried Deep US 2006 Fiction 1416524614 6590 The more outré and grotesque an incident is the more carefully it deserves to be examined, and the very point which appears to complicate a case is, when duly considered and scientifically handled, the one which is mostly likely to elucidate it. Doyle, Arthur Conan The Hound of the Baskervilles Collins, Max Bones: Buried Deep US 2006 Fiction 1416524614 6591 Sky piracy... involves the interests of every nation, the safety of every traveller, and the integrity of that structure of order on which a world community depends. Nixon, R. M. Collins, Max Fly Paper US 1981 Fiction, Speculative 523411618 6592 Take me to Mexico. Cooper, D. B. Collins, Max Fly Paper US 1981 Fiction, Speculative 523411618 6593 Love sickness needs a love cure. Chinese proverb Collins, Max After the Dark US 2003 Fiction, Speculative 345451848 6594 “Love hurts.” Phil and Don Collins, Max After the Dark US 2003 Fiction, Speculative 345451848 6595 “The cause of America is, in a great measure, the cause of all mankind.” Paine, Thomas Thomas Paine (Common Sense, 1776), American political activist at the time of the Revolutionary War. Collins, Max Fate of the Union US 2015 Fiction, Speculative 1503947408 6596 The promoters of the systemic evil involved in killing President Kennedy counted on our repression and denial of its reality. Douglass, James W. JFK and the Unspeakable Collins, Max Ask Not US 2013 Fiction 076533626X 6597 That little Kennedy... he thought he was a god. Dulles, Allen Collins, Max Ask Not US 2013 Fiction 076533626X 6598 We’ll take out insurance by setting up some nut to take the fall for the job, just like they do in Sicily. Marcello, Carlos Collins, Max Ask Not US 2013 Fiction 076533626X 6599 One out of every four presidents has died in office. Johnson, Lyndon Baines Collins, Max Ask Not US 2013 Fiction 076533626X 6600 We’re all mad here Carroll, Lewis Collins, Max Ask Not US 2013 Fiction 076533626X 6601 I saw Satan fall from heaven like lightning. Luke 10:18 Bible Douglas, Carole Dancing with Werewolves US 2007 Fiction, Speculative 809572036 6602 I really don't know why I have decided to pluck up my courage and present, as if it were authentic, the manuscript of Adso of Melk. Let us say it is an act of love. Or, if you like, a way of ridding myself of numerous persistent obsessions. Eco, Umberto The Name of the Rose O' Connell, John Baskerville: The Mysterious Tale of Sherlock's Return US 2011 Fiction 9781780720494 6603 Art is theft. Picasso, Pablo Spain O' Connell, John Baskerville: The Mysterious Tale of Sherlock's Return US 2011 Fiction 9781780720494 6604 Speculators on the universe... are no better than madmen. Socrates Greece Offill, Jenny Dept. Of Speculation US 2014 Fiction 9780385350815 6605 The past is not dead; it's not even past. Faulkner, William Ohanesian, Aline Orhan's Inheritance US 2015 Fiction 9781616203740 6606 Language is the house of being. In its home man dwells. Heidegger, Martin Ohanesian, Aline Orhan's Inheritance US 2015 Fiction 9781616203740 6607 A work of art that retraced the conquest of happiness would be a revolutionary one. Camus, Albert Noces Okri, Ben The Age of Magic US 2014 Fiction 1937 9781784081478 6608 The age of magic has begun. Unveil your eyes. Pensero Ii Camino Okri, Ben The Age of Magic US 2014 Fiction 1321 9781784081478 6609 One must have a mind of winter To regard the frost and the boughs Of the pine-trees crusted with snow; And have been cold a long time To behold the junipers shagged with ice, The spruces rough in the distant glitter Of the January sun; and not to think Of any misery in the sound of the wind, In the sound of a few leaves, Which is the sound of the land Full of the same wind That is blowing in the same bare place For the listener, who listens in the snow, And, nothing himself, beholds Nothing that is not there and the nothing that is. Stevens, Wallace The Snow Man Poem O' Loughlin, Ed Minds of Winter US 2016 Fiction 9781780871721 6610 One cannot stop the sublime, or give it place names. Loomis, Chauncey Weird and Tragic Shores O' Loughlin, Ed Minds of Winter US 2016 Fiction 9781780871721 6611 We we suffer anguish we return to early childhood because that is the period in which we first learnt to suffer the experience of total loss. It was more than that. It was the period in which we suffered more total loss than in all the rest of our life put together. Berger, John O' Malley, Thomas This Magnificient Desolation US 2013 Fiction 9781408842607 6612 Grief has no borders, no limits, no known ends... Some sadness are permanent. Lynch, Thomas O' Malley, Thomas This Magnificient Desolation US 2013 Fiction 9781408842607 6613 There are no second acts in American lives. Fitzgerald, F. Scott O' Nan, Stewart West of Sweet US 2015 Fiction 9780670785957 6614 Nothing was impossible -- everything was just beginning. Fitzgerald, F. Scott O' Nan, Stewart West of Sweet US 2015 Fiction 9780670785957 6615 The angel of forgetfulness is a blessed creature. Menachem Begin O' Nan, Stewart City of Secrets US 2016 Fiction 9780670785964 6616 Could it be, even for elderly people, that this was life -- startling, unexpected, unknown? Woolf, Virginia UK O' Nan, Stewart Emily, Alone US 2011 Fiction 9780670022359 6617 To show you mercy is no gain, to destroy you is no loss. The Angkar Osborne, Lawrence Hunter in the Dark US 2015 Fiction 9780553447347 6618 Faustus: How comes it then that thou art out of hell? Mephistopheles: Why this is hell, nor am I out of it. Marlowe, Christopher UK Osborne, Lawrence The Ballad of a Small Player US 2014 Fiction 9780804137973 6619 There be of them, that have left a name behind them, that their praises might be reported. And some there be, which have no memorial; who are perished, as though they had never been; and are become as though they had never been born; and their children after them. Ecclesiasticus 44:8-9 Otsuka, Julie The Buddha in the Attic US 2011 Fiction 9780241956489 6620 Barn's burnt down -- now I can see the moon. Masahide Otsuka, Julie The Buddha in the Attic US 2011 Fiction 9780241956489 6621 You will hear the voice of my memories stronger than the voice of my death -- that is, if death ever had a voice. Rulfo, Juan Pedro Paramo Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust US 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 6622 Follow my tracks in the sand that lead Beyond thought and space. Hafez Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust US 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 6623 Chon gi lala... Luo story beginnings Kenya Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust US 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 6624 open me carefully written on an envelope containing a letter from Emily Dickinson to Susan Huntington Gilbert Oyeyemi, Helen What is not Yours is not Yours US 2016 Fiction 1852 9781594634635 6625 There are artists who only feel safe when they are free, but there are also such as can breathe freely on when they are secure. Hauser, Arnold Padura, Leonardo Heretics US 2013 Fiction 9780374168858 6626 Everything is in the hands of God, except the fear of God. The Talmud Padura, Leonardo Heretics US 2013 Fiction 9780374168858 6627 Whoever has reflected on these four things would have done better not coming into the world: What is above us? What is below us? What came before? What will come after? Rabbinical maxim Padura, Leonardo Heretics US 2013 Fiction 9780374168858 6628 It could have happened. It had to happen. It happened earlier. Later. Nearer. Farther off. It happened, but not to you. You were saved because you were the first. You were saved because you were the last. Alone. With others. On the right. The left. Because it was raining. Because of the shade. Because the day was sunny. You were in luck -- there was a forest. You were in luck -- there were no trees. You were in luck -- a rake, a hook, a beam, a brake, A jamb, a turn, a quarter-inch, an instant . . . So you're here? Still dizzy from another dodge, close shave, reprieve? One hole in the net and you slipped through? I couldn't be more shocked or speechless. Listen, how your heart pounds inside me. Szymborska, Wislawa "Could Have" Poem Poland Padukone, Pia Where Earth meets Water US 2014 Fiction 9780778315971 6629 One cannot think well, love well, sleep well, if one has not dined well. Woolf, Virginia A Room of One's Own UK Page, Katherine Hall Small Plates US 2014 Fiction 9780062326515 6630 Too like the lightning, which doth cease to be Ere one can say, "It lightens." Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Palmer, Ada Seven Surrenders US 2017 Fiction 9780765378026 6631 I continue to be much more concerned, when it comes to our security, with the prospect of a nuclear weapon going off in Manhattan. Obama, Barack US Palmer, Matthew Secrets of State US 2015 Fiction 9780399165719 6632 Given current policies and practices, a nuclear terrorist attack that devastates one of the great cities of the world is inevitable. In my judgment, if governments do no more and no less than they are doing today, the odds of such an event within a decade are more than 50 percent. Allison, Graham US Palmer, Matthew Secrets of State US 2015 Fiction 9780399165719 6633 A more rational anti-terrorism policy would focus resources heavily, perhaps almost exclusively, on threats of nuclear and weapons of mass destruction terror. Silver, Nate Palmer, Matthew Secrets of State US 2015 Fiction 9780399165719 6634 The belief in a supernatural source of evil is not necessary; men alone are quite capable of every wickedness. Conrad, Joseph Under Western Eyes Palmer, Matthew The Wolf of Sarajevo US 2016 Fiction 9780399175015 6635 He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And when you gaze long into an abyss the abyss also gazes into you. Nietzsche, Friedrich Beyond Good and Evil Palmer, Matthew The Wolf of Sarajevo US 2016 Fiction 9780399175015 6636 We have met the enemy and he is us. Pogo Palmer, Matthew The Wolf of Sarajevo US 2016 Fiction 9780399175015 6637 Love and compassion are necessities, not luxuries. Without them humanity cannot survive. Dalai Lama Tibet Palmer, Daniel Mercy Michael Palmer US 2016 Fiction 9781250030849 6638 To imagine that a person who intrigues us has access to a way of life unknown and all the more attractive for its mystery, to believe that we will begin to live only through the love of that person -- what else is this but the birth of great passion? Proust, Marcel from the mistranslation of Y. K. Karaosmanoglu France Pamuk, Orhan The White Castle US 1990 Fiction 9780571309696 6639 I had melancholy thoughts... a strangeness in my mind, A feeling that I was not for that hour, Not for that place. Wordsworth, William The Prelude UK Pamuk, Orhan A Strangeness in my Mind US 2014 Fiction 9780571276004 6640 The first man who, having fenced off a plot of land, thought of saying, "This is mine" and found people simple enough to believe him was the real founder of civil society. Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men French Pamuk, Orhan A Strangeness in my Mind US 2014 Fiction 9780571276004 6641 The gulf between the private and public views of our countrymen is evidence of the power of the state. Salik, Celal Milliyet Pamuk, Orhan A Strangeness in my Mind US 2014 Fiction 9780571276004 6642 It's a treat, being a long-distance runner, out in the world by yourself... Sillitoe, Alan The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner Parker Jr., John L. Racing the Rain US 2015 Fiction 9781476769868 6643 They hand in hand with wandring steps and slow, Through Eden took thir solitarie way. Milton, John Reynolds, Matthew The World was All Before Them US 2013 Fiction 9781408817964 6644 If God created man in his own image, then who the hell created the FFs? Anonymous Human Fictional Rhinehart, Luke Invasion US 2016 Fiction 9781785651755 6645 Human beings are the planet's way of committing suicide. Anonymous FF Fictional Rhinehart, Luke Invasion US 2016 Fiction 9781785651755 6646 I’ve been told I said that once. Many years from now. It was a warning. That I was going to hell. But if I fought hard enough, I could escape. I believed it for a lifetime. Connor, John Y Foster, Alan Terminator Salvation US 2009 Fiction, Science Fiction 9781848569300 6647 Auprès de ma blonde, qu’il fait bon, fait bon, fait bon. Auprès de ma blonde, qu’il fait bon dormir…! Foster, Alan Dark Star US 1974 Fiction, Science Fiction 345288718 6648 If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things. Descartes, Renee Principles of Philosophy France Foster, Alan Cyber Way US 1990 Fiction, Science Fiction 1644 441132456 6649 He who foresees calamities suffers them twice over. Porteus, Beilby Sawyer, Robert Flashforward US 1999 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 812580346 6650 COMPLETE FOSSIL SKELETONS ARE RARELY FOUND. IT IS PERMISSIBLE TO FILL IN MISSING PIECES USING THE RECONSTRUCTIONIST’S BEST GUESSES, BUT, EXCEPT FOR DISPLAY MOUNTS, ONE MUST CLEARLY DISTINGUISH THOSE PARTS THAT ARE ACTUAL FOSSILIZED MATERIAL FROM THOSE THAT ARE CONJECTURE. ONLY THE AUTHENTIC FOSSILS ARE TRUE FIRST-PERSON TESTIMONY OF THE PAST; IN CONTRAST, THE RECONSTRUCTIONIST’S CONTRIBUTIONS ARE SOMETHING AKIN TO THIRD-PERSON NARRATIO Jericho, Thomas D, Ph.D. Thomas D. Jericho, Ph.D., in his introduction to Handbook of Paleontological Restoration (Danilova and Tamasaki, editors) Sawyer, Robert Calculating God US 2000 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 812580354 6651 If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart? Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Sawyer, Robert Humans US 2003 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765346753 6652 The belief in God has often been advanced as not only the greatest, but the most complete of all the distinctions between man and the lower animals. Darwin, Charles The Descent of Man Sawyer, Robert Hybrids US 2003 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 076534906X 6653 And let me tell you, God is not so infinite as the Catholics assert. He is about six hundred meters in diameter, and even then is weak towards the edges. Kapek, Carel The Absolute at Large Sawyer, Robert Hybrids US 2003 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 076534906X 6654 Mankind was still divided into two species: The few who had “speculation” in their souls, and the many who had none, with a belt of hybrids in the middle. Galsworthy, John To Let Sawyer, Robert Hybrids US 2003 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 076534906X 6655 What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. Key, Thomas Hewitt Sawyer, Robert Factoring Humanity US 1998 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 812571290 6656 Historically, there have been three great blows to the Quintaglio ego. First, Afsan delivered the cosmological blow by taking God out of our skies and moving us from the center of the universe to one of its countless backwaters. Then, Toroca dealt us the biological blow, showing that we were not divinely created from the hands of God but rather had evolved through natural processes from other animals. And, finally, Mokleb administered the psychological blow, proving that we were not rational beings acting on lofty principles but are in fact driven by the dark forces that control our subconscious minds. Briz-Tolharb Briz-Tolharb, Curator Sawyer, Robert Foreigner US 1994 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765309726 6657 For Justice, though she’s painted blind, is to the weaker side inclined. Butler, Samuel Sawyer, Robert Illegal Alien US 1997 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441005926 6658 No wise man ever wished to be younger. Swift, Jonathan Sawyer, Robert Rollback US 2007 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765311089 6659 How old would you be if you didn’t know how old you are? Paige, Leroy "Satchel" Sawyer, Robert Rollback US 2007 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765311089 6660 Even though the arc of the moral universe is long, it bends toward justice. King, Martin Luther Jr. Sawyer, Robert Starplex US 1996 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441003729 6661 It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not. Gide, Andre Andre Gide, winner of the 1947 Nobel Prize in literature Sawyer, Robert Frameshift US 1997 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765313162 6662 We cannot expect to have certain, universal agreement on any question of personhood, but we all are forced to hold an answer in our hearts and act upon our best guess. Lanier, Jaron The Journal of Consciousness Studies Sawyer, Robert Mindscan US 2005 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765311070 6663 And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free. John 8:32 Bible Bible verse Sawyer, Robert The Hand You're Dealt US 1997 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction B008PHH580 6664 In the last analysis, it is our conception of death which decides our answers to all the questions life puts to us. Hammarskjold, Dag Dag Hammarskjold (1905-1961) United Nations Secretary General Sawyer, Robert The Terminal Experiment US 1995 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 61053104 6665 Big breakthroughs seldom come quickly or easily — or in the form that might be expected. What a blind person needs is not a teacher but another self. Keller, Helen Sawyer, Robert Wake US 2009 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441016790 6666 I read that one company is importing all of Wikipedia into its artificial-intelligence projects. This means when the killer robots come, you’ll have me to thank. At least they’ll have a fine knowledge of Elizabethan poetry. Wales, Jimmy Jimmy Wales, Founder of Wikipedia Sawyer, Robert Watch US 2010 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441018181 6667 An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind. Gandhi, Mahatma India Sawyer, Robert Watch US 2010 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441018181 6668 The perfect search engine would be like the mind of God. Brin, Sergey Sergey Brin, Cofounder of Google Sawyer, Robert Wonder US 2011 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 441019765 6669 THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO GO INTO SPACE! THE UNITED NATIONS SPACE AGENCY REQUIRES PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE FOR FIRST EXTRASOLAR PLANETARY SURVEY We require 10,000 people to form the crew of Argo, first in UNSA’s Starcology (space-traveling arcology) series of Bussard-ramjet starships. Starcology Argo will conduct a complete survey of Eta Cephei IV (“Colchis”), a verdant, Earthlike world 47 light-years distant. True to the Starcology community-in-space idea, we will consider workers in all realms of human endeavor. Applicants must be under 30 years of age and in good general health. [R]eply to this posting and an application will be downloaded to your terminal. Sawyer, Robert Golden Fleece US 1990 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 312868650 6670 There are strange things done ’neath the Martian sun By those who seek the mother lode; The ruddy trails have their secret tales That would make your blood run cold; The twin moonlights have seen queer sights, But the queerest they ever did see Was that night on the shore of a lake of yore I terminated a transferee. Sawyer, Robert Red Planet Blues US 2013 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 425256820 6671 E pluribus unum Out of many, one Sawyer, Robert Triggers US 2012 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 670065765 6672 For once, at least, I grasped the mental operations of the Morlocks. Suppressing a strong inclination to laugh I stepped through the bronze frame and up to the Time Machine. I was surprised to find it had been carefully oiled and cleaned. I have suspected since that the Morlocks had even partially taken it to pieces while trying in their dim way to grasp its purpose. Wells, H. G. The Time Machine Sawyer, Robert On the Surface US Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 1895 6673 Baby, I’m only society’s child When we’re older, things may change But for now this is the way they must remain— Ian, Janis Sawyer, Robert Immortality US Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 6674 It may be a requirement for a theory of consciousness that it contains at least one crazy idea. Chalmers, David Sawyer, Robert Quantum Night US 2016 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 425256839 6675 Absolute, true, and mathematical time, of itself and from its own nature, flows equably without relation to anything external. Newton, Isaac Benford, Gregory Timescape US 1980 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 553297090 6676 How is it possible to account for the difference between past and future when an examination of the laws of physics reveals only the symmetry of time?… present-day physics makes no provision whatever for a flowing time, or for a moving present moment. Davies, P.C.W The Physics of Time Asymmetry Benford, Gregory Timescape US 1980 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 1974 553297090 6677 Father of all! in every age In every clime ador’d, By saint, by savage, and by sage, Jehovah, Jove, or Lord! Pope, Alexander Benford, Gregory Jupiter Project US 1975 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 380790572 6678 It is better to be wrong than to be vague. In trial and error, the error is the true essential. Dyson, Freeman Benford, Gregory Shipstar US 2014 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765328704 6679 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T.S Benford, Gregory In the Ocean of Night US 1977 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 044661159X 6680 After the final no there comes a yes. And on that yes the future world depends. No was the night. Yes is this present sun. Stevens, Wallace Benford, Gregory Across the Sea of Suns US 1984 Novel, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 446611565 6681 Tygerl Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry ? In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes? On what wings dare he aspire ? What the hand, dare seize the fire ? And what shoulder, and what art, Could twist the sinews of thy heart? And when thy heart began to beat, What dread hand? And what dread feet? What the hammer? What the chain? In what furnace was thy brain? What the anvil? what dread grasp Dare its deadly terrors clasp ? When the stars threw down their spears, And water'd heaven with their tears, Did he smile his work to see? Did he who made the Lamb make thee ? Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry ? Blake, William Swann, S. Forests of the Night US 1993 Fiction 6682 It’s whom I’m dreamed that remains eternal. It’s him whom I shall return. Pessoa, Fernando Hoyt, Sarah Crawling Between Heaven and Earth US 2002 Fiction 1888993294 6683 Pretty, in amber, to observe the forms Of hairs, or straws, or dirt, or grubs, or worms; The things, we know, are neither rich nor rare, But wonder how the devil they got there. Pope, Alexander An Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot McDevitt, Jack Ancient Shores US 1996 Fiction 61054267 6684 I asked him how far we were from Hartford. He said he had never heard of the place. Twain, Mark A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court McDevitt, Jack Eternity Road US 1997 Fiction 61054275 6685 They came during the October of the World, Riding the twilight. To ensure that men would not forget. The Travels of Abraham Polk McDevitt, Jack Eternity Road US 1997 Fiction 61054275 6686 We have always stood along a beach opening onto an infinite sea. That sea beckons us, but for ages we were limited to looking across its expanse with our telescopes and our imaginations. In time, we learned to build outriggers and we got to a few of the barrier islands. Today we have finally in our hands a true four-master, a ship that will take us beyond whatever horizons may exist. Alniri, Khalid Khalid Alniri, The “Infinity Beach” Speech at Wesleyan Y McDevitt, Jack Infinity Beach US 2000 Fiction 61020052 6687 Out of the night they come, Raining fire and rock, Raking the cities of man, Living storms, Shaped in the Devil’s Cauldron. Sigma Hotel Book McDevitt, Jack Cauldron US 2007 Fiction 441015255 6688 There are some questions in Astronomy to which we are attracted … on account of their peculiarity … [rather] than from any direct advantage which their solution would afford to mankind… I am not aware that any practical use has been made of Saturn’s Rings… But when we contemplate the Rings from a purely scientific point of view, they become the most remarkable bodies in the heavens… When we have actually seen that great arch swing over the equator of the planet without any visible connection, we cannot bring our minds to rest. Maxwell, James Clerk Bova, Ben Saturn US 2003 Fiction 812579429 6689 As the new century begins … we may be ready to settle down before we wreck the planet. It is time to sort out Earth and calculate what it will take to provide a satisfying and sustainable life for everyone into the indefinite future… For every person in the world to reach present U.S. levels of consumption would require [the resources of] four more planet Earths. Wilson, Edward O. Bova, Ben Saturn US Fiction 812579429 6690 The modern tropics and their fringes support more than half the world’s population, numbered in the billions. Many already live at the fringe of survival, dependent on food aid transported from the grain belts of more temperate zones. Even a small climatic shift… would physically compress the geographical limits for cereal cropping… I leave it to your imagination what such a pace of climate change would entail for most people. Drury , Stephen Stepping Stones: Evolving the Earth and Its Life Bova, Ben The Precipice US 2001 Fiction, Science Fiction 812579895 6691 …some men have already embarked on a bold new adventure, the conquest of outer space. This is a healthy sign, a clear indication that some of us are still feral men, unwilling to domesticate ourselves by any kind of bondage, even that of the spatial limitations of our planet’s surface. Coon, Carleton S. The Story of Man Bova, Ben The Precipice US 2001 Fiction, Science Fiction 812579895 6692 We have power, you and I, But what good is that now? We would build a new world if we only knew how. Brel, Jacques Bova, Ben Moonrise US 1996 Fiction, Science Fiction 380786974 6693 The great invasions which destroyed late Bronze Age civilization came from two directions. From the northwest a variety of tribes, called by the Egyptians the “sea peoples,” began raiding the eastern coasts of the Mediterranean … [by] 1200 B.C. the Hittite empire was destroyed… While these invasions from the northwest swept over Greece, Asia Minor, and the Mediterranean coasts, other hordes of invaders came from the southeast, from the fringes of theArabian desert … The movement began early: the Israelites were already in Palestine before 1220 B.C The Columbia History of the World Bova, Ben Vengeance of Orion US 1988 Fiction, Science Fiction 1972 413175707 6694 Yes, makin’ mock o’ uniforms that guard you while you sleep Is cheaper than them uniforms, an’ they’re starvation cheap… For it’s Tommy this, an’ Tommy that, an “Chuck him out, the brute!” But it’s “Saviour of ’is country,” when the guns begin to shoot… Kipling, Rudyard Tommy US Bova, Ben Orion Among the Stars US 1995 Fiction, Science Fiction 812535111 6695 Everything is very simple in war, but the simplest thing is difficult… War is the province of uncertainty; three-fourths of the things on which action in war is based lie hidden in the fog of a greater or lesser certainty. von Clausewitz, Carl On War Bova, Ben The Silent War US 2004 Fiction, Science Fiction 812579909 6696 May he fly high and strike terror in the hearts of the unjust. Bova, Ben The Starcrossed US 1975 Fiction, Science Fiction 44178046 6697 An intelligence knowing, at a given instance of time, all forces acting in nature, as well as the momentary position of all things of which the universe consists, would be able to comprehend the motions of the largest bodies of the world and those of the lightest atoms in one single formula, provided his intellect were sufficiently powerful to subject all data to analysis; to him nothing would be uncertain, both past and future would be present in his eyes. de Laplace, Pierre-Simon Bova, Ben Orion in the Dying Time US 1990 Fiction, Science Fiction 812514297 6698 War is an evil thing, but to submit to the dictation of other states is worse… Freedom, if we hold fast to it, will ultimately restore our losses, but submission will mean permanent loss of all that we value… To you who call yourselves men of peace, I say: You are not safe unless you have men of action on your side. Thucydides Bova, Ben Moonwar US 1997 Fiction, Science Fiction 380786982 6699 Once we have lived through the rapid changes that are now marking our transition from the third to the fourth phase of history, from a period of diversification to one of unification, we shall be squarely faced with a number of serious problems… It has been shown by many social experiments that man cannot control every facet of life. All we can do is to try to isolate the factors that are the keys to the entire structure, and to work on them. These are basically: the conservation of natural resources; power-production; population-control; the full utilization of brainpower; and education. The details of the social structure will fall into place automatically as the end product of all these forces; as they always have done… Political unification of the world is not the first necessary step. By the time it has become possible without turmoil, it will also have become unnecessary. Coon, Carleton S. Bova, Ben Moonwar US 1997 Fiction, Science Fiction 380786982 6700 Zeus now addressed the immortals: “What a lamentable thing it is that men should blame the gods and regard us as the source of their troubles when it is their own wickedness that brings them sufferings worse than any which Destiny allots them. Homer The Iliad Bova, Ben The Hittite US 2010 Fiction, Science Fiction 765324024 6701 But ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge: it is those who know little, and not those who know much, who so positively assert that this or that problem will never be solved by science. Darwin, Charles Bova, Ben Leviathans of Jupiter US 2011 Fiction, Science Fiction 765317885 6702 History will remember the inhabitants of [the twentieth] century as the people who went from Kitty Hawk to the moon in sixty-six years, only to languish for the next thirty in low-Earth orbit. At the core of the risk-free society is a self-indulgent failure of nerve. Aldrin, Buzz Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 astronaut Bova, Ben Mercury US 2005 Fiction, Science Fiction 765343142 6703 A species with all its eggs in one planetary basket risks becoming an omelet. Webb, Stephen Where Is Everybody Bova, Ben Mercury US 2005 Fiction, Science Fiction 765343142 6704 When, in disgrace with Fortune and men’s eyes, I all alone beweep my outcast state… Bova, Ben Mercury US 2005 Fiction, Science Fiction 765343142 6705 Yet each man kills the thing he loves, By each let this be heard, Some do it with a bitter look, Some with a flattering word, The coward does it with a kiss, The brave man with a sword! Some kill their love when they are young. And some when they are old; Some strangle with the hands of Lust, Some with the hands of Gold: The kindest use a knife, because The dead so soon grow cold. Wilde, Oscar The Ballad of Reading Gaol Bova, Ben The Rock Rats US 2002 Fiction, Science Fiction 812579887 6706 I wage not any feud with Death For changes wrought on form and face; No lower life that earth’s embrace May breed with him, can fright my faith. Bova, Ben The Aftermath US 2007 Fiction, Science Fiction 765304147 6707 My God, my God, why hast Thou forsaken me? Far from my deliverance are the words of my groaning. Psalm 22 Bova, Ben Jupiter US 2000 Fiction, Science Fiction 812579410 6708 Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power. Lincoln, Abraham Bova, Ben Orion and King Arthur US 2011 Fiction, Science Fiction 765330172 6709 Either we are alone or we are not; either way is mind boggling. Dubridge, Lee Bova, Ben Voyagers US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 812500768 6710 Nothing is too wonderful to be true. Faraday, Michael Bova, Ben Voyagers US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 812500768 6711 The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Bova, Ben Voyagers US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 812500768 6712 A thing worth having is a thing worth cheating for. Fields, W. C. Bova, Ben The Sam Gunn Omnibus US 2007 Fiction, Science Fiction 076531617X 6713 Nothing is so fatal to the progress of the human mind as to suppose our views of science are ultimate; that there are no new mysteries in nature; that our triumphs are complete; and that there are no new worlds to conquer. Davy, Sir Humphry Bova, Ben New Earth US 2013 Fiction, Science Fiction 765330180 6714 Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof. Matthew 6:34 Bible Bova, Ben New Earth US 2013 Fiction, Science Fiction 765330180 6715 It is only by risking our persons from one hour to another that we live at all. And often enough our faith beforehand in an uncertified result is the only thing that makes the result come true. James, William Bova, Ben Titan US 2006 Fiction, Science Fiction 765343150 6716 I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use. Galileo Bova, Ben Mars Life US 2008 Fiction, Science Fiction 765317877 6717 Fire is the test of gold; adversity, of strong men. Seneca Bova, Ben Test of Fire US 1982 Fiction, Science Fiction 523485476 6718 Sing, goddess, of the accursed rage of Akhilleus Son of Peleus, which gave pain to countless Akhaioi, Sent the many sturdy souls of warriors to Hades, and left their bodies as spoil for all the dogs And birds of prey…. Homer Iliad 1.1–5 Turtledove, Harry and Greenberg, Martin H. The Best Military Science Fiction of the 20th Century US 2001 Fiction 345439899 6719 It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it. Lee, Robert E. Turtledove, Harry and Greenberg, Martin H. The Best Military Science Fiction of the 20th Century US 2001 Fiction 345439899 6720 And super heroes come to feast To taste the flesh not yet deceased And all I know Is still the beast is feeding- O'Brien, Richard The Rocky Horror Show Drake, David and Wagner, Karl Killer US 1985 Fiction 812509846 6721 The gates of mercy shall be all shut up, And the flesh'd soldier, rough and hard of heart. In liberty of bloody hand shall range With conscience wide as hell… Shakespeare, William Henry V Drake, David and Wagner, Karl Killer US 1985 Fiction 812509846 6722 Yesterday won’t be over until tomorrow and tomorrow began ten thousand years ago. Faulkner, William Intruder in the Dust Drake, David and Daniel, Tony The Heretic US 2013 Fiction 1451638817 6723 King Amulius’ herdman (whose name is said to be Faustulus) found the infants and brought them home to raise. … When the youths [Romulus and Remus] grew up, they made a habit of attacking bandits [herdsmen of Numitor, King Amulius’ brother], … The bandits ambushed the youths while they were performing a religious rite. Romulus escaped, but Remus was captured. … Numitor recognized the youths as his grandchildren. They wove a plot against Amulius … and killed him. Livy Livy: Ab urbe condita, Book I Drake, David Lest Darkness Fall/To Bring the Light US 1996 Fiction 671877364 6724 Numitor gave Romulus and Remus everything that was necessary to found a city. … Some say Remus yielded leadership of the colony to Romulus, but with resentment. … Whereupon Celer … stuck Remus with a mattock and killed him. Dionysius of Halicarnassus Roman Antiquities, Book I Drake, David Lest Darkness Fall/To Bring the Light US 1996 Fiction 671877364 6725 And this also,” said Marlow suddenly, “has been one of the dark places of the earth.” Conrad, Joseph Heart of Darkness Williams, Walter The Rift US 1999 Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 61057940 6726 From Paradise to Taprobane is forty leagues; there may be heard the sound of the Fountains of Paradise. Friar Marignolli Traditional: reported by Friar Marignolli (A.D. 1335) Clarke, Arthur The Fountains of Paradise US 1979 Fiction 446677949 6727 From India and the golden Chersoness And utmost Indian Isle Taprobane… Milton, John Paradise Regained, Book IV Clarke, Arthur The Fountains of Paradise US 1979 Fiction 446677949 6728 Is it not possible — I often wonder — that things we have felt with great intensity have an experience independent of our minds; are in fact still in existence? And if so, will it not be possible, in time, that some device will be invented by which we can tap them? …Instead of remembering here a scene and there a sound, I shall fit a plug into the wall; and listen in to the past… Woolf, Virginia Clarke, Arthur The Light of Other Days US 2000 Fiction 812576403 6729 We know how cruel the truth often is, and we wonder whether delusion is not more consoling. Poincaré, Henri Clarke, Arthur The Light of Other Days US 2000 Fiction 812576403 6730 Genius in one grand particular is like life. We know nothing of either but by their effects. Colton, Charles Caleb Clarke, Arthur Richter 10 US 1996 Fiction 575601108 6731 The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. Very often it does not know what to do with genius. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Clarke, Arthur Richter 10 US 1996 Fiction 575601108 6732 Remember them as they were-, and write them off. Hemingway, Ernest Clarke, Arthur Imperial Earth US 1975 Fiction 1416504540 6733 For every man has business and desire. Shakespeare, William Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 4 Part I. Titan Clarke, Arthur Imperial Earth US 1975 Fiction 1416504540 6734 I mean, after all; you have to consider we’re only made out of dust. That’s admittedly not much to go on and we shouldn’t forget that. But even considering, I mean it’s a sort of bad beginning, we’re not doing too bad. So I personally have faith that even in this lousy situation we’re faced with we can make it. You get me? From an interoffice audio-memo сirculated to Pre-Fash level consultants at Perky Pat Layouts, Inc., dictated by Leo Bulero immediately on his return from Mars. Y Dick, Philip K. The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch US 1965 Fiction 1407247425 6735 Place there is none; we go backward and forward, and there is no place. St Augustine Dick, Philip K. Counter Clock World US 1967 Fiction 375719334 6736 And truly I was afraid, I was most afraid, But even so, honoured still more That he should seek my hospitality From out the dark door of the secret earth. Lawrence, D.H Dick, Philip K. Galactic Pot Healer US 1969 Fiction 679752978 6737 The time you have waited for has come. The work is complete; the final world is here. He has been transplanted and is alive. Mysterious voice in the night Dick, Philip K. The Divine Invasion US 1981 Fiction 679734457 6738 An Ode for him Ah Ben! Say how, or when Shall we thy Guests Meet at those Lyrick Feasts, Made at the Sun, The Dog, the triple Tunne? Where we such clusters had, As made us nobly wild, not mad; And yet each Verse of thine Out-did the meate, out-did the frolick wine. My Ben Or come agen: Or send to us, Thy wits great over-plus; But teach us yet Wisely to husband it; Lest we that Talent spend: And having once brought to an end That precious stock; the store Of such a wit the world should have no more. Herrick, Robert Dick, Philip K. The Transmigration of Timothy Archer US 1982 Fiction 1848 679734449 6739 VALIS (acronym of Vast Active Living Intelligence System, from an American film): A perturbation in the reality field in which a spontaneous self-monitoring negentropic vortex is formed, tending progressively to subsume and incorporate its environment into arrangements of information. Characterized by quasi-consciousness, purpose, intelligence, growth and an armillary coherence. Great Soviet Dictionary Dick, Philip K. Valis US 1981 Fiction 679734465 6740 They find it harder to locate their external enemies than to grapple with their internal conditions. Their seemingly impersonal defeat has spun a personally tragic plot and they are betrayed by what is false within them. Mills, C. Wright Dick, Philip K. Voices from the Street US 2001 Fiction 765316927 6741 The slovenly wub might well have said: Many men talk like philosophers and live like fools. Dick, Philip K. Beyond Lies the Wub US 1951 Fiction B003MZ0LS6 6742 Who steals my purse steals trash, But he that filches from me my good name.... Shakespeare, William Fairstein, Linda The DeadHouse US 2001 Fiction 671019546 6743 I am spellbound by the mystery of murder. Weegee (Arthur Fellig) Fairstein, Linda Cold Hit US 1999 Fiction 671019554 6744 The voice of thy brother’s blood crieth unto me from the ground… Genesis 4:10 Fairstein, Linda Bad Blood US 2007 Fiction 743287487 6745 Resignedly beneath the sky the melancholy waters lie. So blend the turrets and shadows there That all seem pendulous in air, While from a proud tower in the town death looks gigantically down. Poe, Edgar Allan The City in the Sea Fairstein, Linda Hell Gate US Fiction 6746 Evil is unspectacular and always human, And shares our bed and eats at our own table. Auden, W. H. Fairstein, Linda Night Watch US 2012 Fiction 525952632 6747 There is at Jerusalem by the sheep market a pool, which is called… Bethesda… For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the water. John 5:2, 4 Fairstein, Linda Death Angel US 2013 Fiction 525953876 6748 Good can imagine Evil, but Evil cannot imagine Good. Auden,W. H Fairstein, Linda Terminal City US 2014 Fiction 525953884 6749 All detectives might be called investigators, but not all investigators can be called detectives. Investigators need a trail of facts which might eventually lead to a successful conclusion of their inquiry. If there are no investigative leads to pursue, then they are finished. This is where a detective comes in-a person who can paint a landscape he has never seen from inside a darkened room, which is actually the crime scene. That’s the difference between the craft and the art. Former chief inspector, Scotland Yard Fairstein, Linda Devil's Bridge US 2015 Fiction 525953892 6750 Through tattered clothes great vices do appear; Robes and furred gowns hide all. Shakespeare, William King Lear Fairstein, Linda Killer Look US 2016 Fiction 735206473 6751 To be buried while alive is, beyond question, the most terrific of… extremes which has ever fallen to the lot of mere mortality… We know of nothing so agonizing upon Earth-we can dream of nothing half so hideous in the realms of the nethermost Hell. Poe, Edgar Allan The Premature Burial Fairstein, Linda Entombed US 2005 Fiction 743482271 6752 There are thoughts which are prayers. There are moments when, whatever the posture of the body, the soul is on its knees. Hugo, Victor Rose, M.J Seduction US 2013 Fiction 1451621507 6753 But when from a long-distant past nothing subsists, after the people are dead, after the things are broken and scattered, taste and smell alone, more fragile but more enduring, more unsubstantial, more persistent, more faithful, remain poised a long time, like souls, remembering, waiting, hoping, amid the ruins of all the rest; and bear unflinchingly, in the tiny and almost impalpable drop of their essence, the vast structure of recollection. Proust, Marcel Remembrance of Things Past Rose, M.J The Book of Lost Fragrances US 2012 Fiction 1451621302 6754 China Tells Living Buddhas To Obtain Permission Before They Reincarnate Beijing April 4, 2007 Tibet’s living Buddhas have been banned from reincarnation without permission from China’s atheist leaders. The ban is included in new rules intended to assert Beijing’s authority over Tibet’s restive and deeply Buddhist people. For the first time China has given the Government the power to ensure that no new living Buddha can be identified, sounding a possible death knell to a mystical system that dates back at least as far as the 12th century. China already insists that only the Government can approve the appointments of Tibet’s two most important monks, the Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama. The Dalai Lama’s announcement in May 1995 that a search inside Tibet… had identified the 11th reincarnation of the Panchen Lama, who died in 1989, enraged Beijing. The boy chosen by the Dalai Lama has disappeared. Macartney, Jane Excerpted from an article in the Times (UK) by Jane Macartney. Rose, M.J The Book of Lost Fragrances US 2012 Fiction 1451621302 6755 Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes. Jung, Carl Rose, M.J The Book of Lost Fragrances US 2012 Fiction 1451621302 6756 You may think me superstitious, if you will, and foolish; but indeed, I am more than half convinced that he had, in truth, an abnormal gift, and a sense, something-I know not what-that in the guise of wall and door offered him an outlet, a secret and peculiar passage of escape into another and altogether more beautiful world. Wells, H.G The Door in the Wall Rose, M.J The Collector of Dying Breaths US 2014 Fiction 1911 1451621531 6757 Often, in the cosseted quarters of a museum, we forget that every work of ancient art is a survivor, a representative of untold numbers of similar artworks that perished. This triumphant exhibition makes us remember, while demonstrating that every survivor saves much more than just itself: long strands of culture, identity and history waiting to be woven back together. Smith, Roberta Roberta Smith, writing in the New York Times about the exhibit Silent Survivors of Afghanistan’s 4,000 Tumultuous Years Rose, M.J The Hypnotist US 2007 Fiction 778326756 6758 Were I called on to define, very briefly, the term Art, I should call it the reproduction of what the Senses perceive in Nature through the veil of the soul Poe, Edgar Allan Rose, M.J The Hypnotist US 2007 Fiction 778326756 6759 Memory is then the key word which combines past and present, past and future. Wiesel, Elie Rose, M.J The Memorist US 2008 Fiction 778325849 6760 The souls must reenter the absolute from where they have emerged. They must develop all the perfections; the germ of which is planted in them; and if they have not fulfilled this condition during one life, they must commence another…until they have acquired the condition that fits them for reunion with God. Kabbalah (Zohar) Rose, M.J The Memorist US 2008 Fiction 778325849 6761 I simply believe that some part of the human self or soul is not subject to the laws of space and time. Jung,Carl Rose, M.J The Reincarnationist US 1999 Fiction 778324206 6762 They will come back, come back again, As long as the red earth rolls. He never wasted a leaf or a tree. Do you think he would squander souls? Kipling, Rudyard Rose, M.J The Reincarnationist US 1999 Fiction 778324206 6763 What makes night within us may leave stars Hugo, Victor Ninety-Three Rose, M.J The Witch of Painted Sorrows US 2015 Fiction 147677806X 6764 I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul. Neruda, Pablo Rose, M.J The Secret Language of Stones US 2016 Fiction 1476778116 6765 But Zeus sent from heaven a show’r of blood-stain’d rain. In sign of many a warrior’s coming doom. The Iliad Stine, R.L Red Rain US 2012 Horror 1451636121 6766 The idea that religion and politics don’t mix was invented by the Devil to keep Christians from running their own country. Falwell, Jerry Khoury, Raymond The Sign US 2009 Thriller, Mystery, Historical 525950974 6767 My kingdom is not of this world. John 18:36 Bible Bible Verse Khoury, Raymond The Sign US 2009 Thriller, Mystery, Historical 525950974 6768 When a distinguished… scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong. Clarke, Arthur C. Khoury, Raymond The Sanctuary US 2007 Thriller, Mystery, Historical 052595029X 6769 Tempus edax, homo edacior. (Time devours; man devours even more.) Ancient Roman saying Khoury, Raymond The Sanctuary US 2007 Thriller, Mystery, Historical 052595029X 6770 Missing you like crazy and wishing you weren’t so far away. Man’s most transcendental achievement would be the conquest of his own brain. Santiago Ramón y Cajal Santiago Ramón y Cajal neuroscientist and Nobel laureate Khoury, Raymond Rasputin's Shadow US 2013 Thriller, Mystery, Historical 525953132 6771 In wartime, truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a bodyguard of lies. Churchill, Winston Martini, Steve Guardian of Lies US 2009 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 61230901 6772 This is the first of punishments, that no guilty man is acquitted if judged by himself. Juvenal Roman Poet and Satirist Martini, Steve Compelling Evidence US 1992 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 515110396 6773 his is the generation of that great leviathan. . to which we owe. . our peace and defence. For by this authority, given him by every particular man in the commonwealth, he hath the use of so much power and strength conferred on him, that by terror thereof, he is enabled to form the wills of them all, to peace at home, and mutual aid against their enemies abroad. Hobbes, Thomas Leviathan Martini, Steve Double Tap US 2005 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 1651 515139734 6774 And the blood shall be a sign for you on the houses where you live; and when I see the blood I will pass over you… Exodus 12:13 Bible Martini, Steve Undue Influence US 1994 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 051511605X 6775 Great God! this is an awful place. Scott, Robert F. Found scrawled in the journal of the failed South Pole Explorer, Robert F. Scott Rollins, James Subterranean US 1999 Fiction, Adventure 380792648 6776 And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, slouches towards Bethlehem to be born? Yeats, W.B Rollins, James Altar Of Eden US 2009 Fiction 61231428 6777 The study of Nature makes a man at last as remorseless as Nature. Wells, H.G Rollins, James Altar Of Eden US 2009 Fiction 61231428 6778 And Babylon shall become heaps, a dwellingplace for dragons, an astonishment, and an hissing, without an inhabitant. Jeremiah 51:37 Bible Rollins, James Altar Of Eden US 2009 Fiction 61231428 6779 The holy relics were granted to Rainald von Dassel, Archbishop of Cologne (1159–67), following Emperor Barbarossa’s sacking of the city of Milan. Such a treasure was granted to the German Archbishop for his aid and chancellorship in service to the current Emperor. Not all were content to see such a treasure leave Italy…not without a struggle. From L’histoire de la Sainte Empire Romaine (The History of the Holy Roman Empire), 1845, HISTOIRES LITTÉRAIRES Rollins, James Map of Bones US 2005 Fiction 60765240 6780 n the final persecution of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, there will reign Peter the Roman, who will feed his flock among many tribulations; after which the seven-hilled city will be destroyed and the dreadful Judge will judge the people. The Prophecy of Saint Malachy Rollins, James The Doomsday Key US 2009 Fiction 1139 61231401 6781 The power of population is indefinitely greater than the power in the earth to produce subsistence for man. Malthus, Thomas An Essay on the Principle of Population Rollins, James The Doomsday Key US 2009 Fiction 1798 61231401 6782 The time to buy is when blood is running in the streets. Baron Rothschild, Nathan Wealthiest man in the Nineteenth Century Rollins, James The Doomsday Key US 2009 Fiction 61231401 6783 On the existence and threat of modern-day secret societies: We are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence… building a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations. Kennedy, John F Speech given at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on April 27, 1961 Speech US Rollins, James Bloodline US 2012 Fiction 1961 61784796 6784 Surely God would not have created such a being as man, with an ability to grasp the infinite, to exist only for a day! No, no, man was made for immortality. Lincoln, Abraham US Rollins, James Bloodline US 2012 Fiction 61784796 6785 The pestilence came first to the town of Kaffa on the Black Sea. There the mighty Mongolian Tartars waged siege upon the Italian Genoese, merchants and traders. Plague struck the Mongol armies with burning boils and bloody expulsions. Struck with great malice, the Mongol lords used their siege catapults to cast their diseased dead over the Genoese walls, and spread plague in a litter of bodies and ruin. In the year of the incarnation of the Son of God 1347, the Genoese fled under sail in twelve galleys back to Italy, to the port of Messina, bringing the Black Death to our shores. Duke M. Giovanni Duke M. Giovanni (1356), trans. by Reinhold Sebastien in Il Apocalypse (Milan: A. Mondadori, 1924), 34–35 Rollins, James The Judas Strain US 2007 Fiction 1356 60763892 6786 Why the bubonic plague suddenly arose out of China’s Gobi desert during the Middle Ages and slew a third of the world’s population remains unknown. In fact, no one knows why so many plagues and influenzas of the last century — SARS, the Avian Flu — have arisen out of Asia. But what is known with fair certainty: the next great pandemic will arise again out of the East. United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Compendium of Infectious Diseases, May 2006 Rollins, James The Judas Strain US 2007 Fiction 2006 60763892 6787 Rollins, James The Judas Strain US 2007 Fiction 60763892 6788 Science is my passion, politics, my duty. Jefferson,Thomas Letter to Harry Innes,1791 Rollins, James The Devil Colony US 2010 Fiction 1791 61784788 6789 Eskimo Village Vanishes! ARCHIVED RECORD: THE TORONTO DAILY STAR, NOVEMBER 23, 1937 ESKIMO VILLAGE VANISHES! RCMP Confirms Trapper’s Story Special to the Star, Lake Territory, November 23. The inspector for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police returned today to confirm the disappearance of an Eskimo village in the Northern Lakes region. Ten days ago, fur trapper Joe LaBelle contacted the RCMP to report a chilling discovery. While running a trapline, LaBelle snowshoed out to an isolated Eskimo village on the shores of Lake Anjikuni only to discover every inhabitant — man, woman, and child — had vanished from their huts and storehouses. “It was as if every one of them poor folk up and took off with no more than the shirts on their backs.” Inspector Pierre Menard of the RCMP returned with his team’s findings today and confirmed the trapper’s story. The village had indeed been found abandoned under most strange circumstances. “In our search, we discovered undisturbed foodstuff, gear, and provisions but no sign of the villagers. Not a single footprint or track.” Even the Eskimos’ sled dogs were found buried under the snow, starved to death. But the most disturbing discovery of all was reported at the end: the Eskimos’ ancestral graves were found excavated and emptied. The RCMP promises to continue the search, but for now the fate of the villagers remains a mystery. Rollins, James Ice Hunt US 2003 Fiction, Suspense, Speculative fiction 60521600 6790 And I saw in the right hand of him that sat on the throne a book written within and on the backside, sealed with seven seals. And I saw a strong angel proclaiming with a loud voice, Who is worthy to open the book, and to loose the seals thereof? And no man in heaven, nor in earth, neither under the earth, was able to open the book, neither to look thereon … Thou art worthy to take the book, and to open the seals thereof: for thou wast slain, and hast redeemed us to God by thy blood…. Revelations 5:1–3, 9 Bible Bible Verse Rollins, James The Blood Gospel US 2013 Fiction 006199104X 6791 I am Lazarus, come from the dead, Come back to tell you all, I shall tell you all. Eliot, T.S Rollins, James The Blood Gospel US 2013 Fiction 006199104X 6792 The distinction between the past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. Einstein, Albert Rollins, James The Eye of God US 2013 Fiction 006178480X 6793 Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception. Sagan, Carl The Varieties of Scientific Experience Rollins, James The 6th Extinction US 2014 Fiction 2007 62194925 6794 In the early part of the twentieth century the Beresovka mammoth carcass was discovered in Siberia. Nearly intact, the animal was found buried in silty gravel sitting in an upright position. The mammoth had a broken foreleg, evidently caused by a fall from a nearby cliff ten thousand years ago. The remains of its stomach were intact and there were grasses and buttercups lodged between its teeth. The flesh was still edible, but reportedly not tasty. No one has ever satisfactorily explained how the Beresovka mammoth and other animals found frozen in the subarctic could have been frozen before being con sumed by predators of the time. Holland, J. Alaska Science Forum Child, Lincoln Terminal Freeze US 2008 Fiction, Thriller, Science Fiction 385515510 6795 Such a day, rum all out:—Our company somewhat sober:—A damned confusion amongst us!—Rogues a-plotting:—Great talk of separation—so I looked sharp for a prize:—Such a day took one, with a great deal of liquor on board, so kept the company hot, damned hot; then all things went well again. Teach,Edward (Blackbeard) from the logbook of Edward Teach, aka Black beard, ca. 1718 Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Riptide US 1998 Fiction, Thriller 3426619148 6796 Applying twentieth-century solutions to seventeenth-century problems affords either absolute success or absolute chaos; there is no middle ground. Horn, Orville, Ph.D. Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Riptide US 1998 Fiction, Thriller 3426619148 6797 We listen to the unspoken, we gaze upon the unseen. Okakura, Kakuzo The Book of Tea Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Reliquary US 1997 Fiction, Thriller 765354950 6798 REL-I-QUARY relic-wary (n): a shrine or coffer for displaying an object, bone, or body part from a saint or deity Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Reliquary US 1997 Fiction, Thriller 765354950 6799 Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves. Confucius Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Two Graves US 2012 Fiction, Thriller 446554995 6800 Our symbols shout at the universe, They fly off, like hunters’ arrows Into the night sky. Or knapped spearpoints into flesh. They race like fires across plains, Driving buffalo. Butt, Franklin Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Mount Dragon US 1996 Fiction, Thriller 765354934 6801 One window upon Apocalypse is more than enough. Wright, Susan and Sinsheimer, Robert L. Bulletin of Atomic Scientists Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas Mount Dragon US 1996 Fiction, Thriller 765354934 6802 Even in our sleep pain which cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart until in our own despair against our will comes wisdom through the awful grace of God. Aeschylus Aeschylus, Agamemnon, as paraphrased by Robert F. Kennedy Child, Lincoln And Preston, Douglas The Obsidian Chamber US 2016 Fiction, Thriller 1455541672 6803 History is the distillation of evidence surviving the past. Handlin, Oscar Truth in History Berry, Steve The Alexandria Link US 2007 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 1979 345485750 6804 Since the first Adam who beheld the night and the day and the shape of his own hand, men have made up stories and have fixed in stone, in metal, or on parchment whatever the world includes or dreams create. Here is the fruit of their labor: the Library…The faithless say that if it were to burn, history would burn with it. They are wrong. Unceasing human work gave birth to this infinity of books. If of them all not even one remained, man would again beget each page and every line. Borges, Jorge Luis Berry, Steve The Alexandria Link US 2007 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345485750 6805 regarding the Library of Alexandria Libraries are the memory of mankind. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Berry, Steve The Alexandria Link US 2007 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345485750 6806 Russia-a country in which things that just don't happen happen. Peter the Great Berry, Steve The Romanov Prophecy US 2004 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345460065 6807 A year shall come of Russia's blackest dread; Then will the crown fall from the royal head, The throne of tsars will perish in the mud, The food of many will be death and blood. Lermontov, Mikhail Berry, Steve The Romanov Prophecy US 2004 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 1830 345460065 6808 Russia: mysterious dark continent, "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma" in Winston Churchill's phrase, remote, inaccessible to foreigners, inexplicable even to natives. That is the myth, encouraged by Russians themselves, who would prefer that no one discover who they really are and how they really live. Kaiser, Robert Russia: The People and the Power Berry, Steve The Romanov Prophecy US 2004 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 1984 345460065 6809 For all its trials, for all its mistakes, the story of Russia at the end of the [twentieth] century must be counted as a kind of revival, a resurrection. Remnick, David Resurrection: The Struggle for a New Russia Berry, Steve The Romanov Prophecy US 2004 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 1997 345460065 6810 All countries large and small suffer one defect in common: the surrounding of the ruler with unworthy personnel. Those who would control rulers, first discover their secret fears and wishes. Han Fei-Tzu Berry, Steve The Emperor's Tomb US 2010 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 3rd century BCE 345505492 6811 History is a maiden, and you can dress her however you wish. Chinese Proverb Berry, Steve The Emperor's Tomb US 2010 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345505492 6812 Study the past if you would define the future. Confucius Berry, Steve The Emperor's Tomb US 2010 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345505492 6813 Jesus said, "Know what is within your sight, and what is hidden from you will become clear. For there is nothing hidden that will not be revealed. The Gospel of Thomas Berry, Steve The Templar legacy US 2006 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345476166 6814 It has served us well, this myth of Christ. Pope Leo X Berry, Steve The Templar legacy US 2006 Fiction, Thriller, Historical Fiction 345476166 6815 Why waste time discovering the truth when you can so easily create it? The person quoted above requested anonymity as he was not authorized to speak on the record as to matters of truth. Baldacci, David The Whole Truth US 2008 Fiction, Political Thriller 0-446-19597-9 6816 A wrongly accused man is always vilified by the ignorant masses. Such a man should fire at will, he is bound to hit something. Anonymous Baldacci, David Last Man Standing US 2001 Fiction, Crime Fiction 446611778 6817 Speed, surprise and violence of action. Hostage Rescue Motto Baldacci, David Last Man Standing US 2001 Fiction, Crime Fiction 446611778 6818 You can only come to the morning through the shadows. Tolkien, J.R.R UK Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult 545652200 6819 Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Lewis, Caroll UK Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult 545652200 6820 Persons seeking to find scholarship herein will be sued; persons motivated to discover meaning will be exiled; persons hoping to unearth an allegory will be summarily ordained. Baldacci, David The Finisher US 2014 Fiction, Young Adult 545652200 6821 The past is but the past of a beginning. Wells, H.G Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult 545831946 6822 Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them Milne, A.A. Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult 545831946 6823 To escape from the Quag means imprisonment forever Madame Astrea Prine Y Baldacci, David The Keeper US 2015 Fiction, Young Adult 545831946 6824 If a man is not rising upwards to be an angel, depend upon it, he is sinking downwards to be a devil. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Rhodes, Kate A Killing of Angels US 2013 Fiction 9781444738780 6825 Good morning, Midnight! I'm coming home, Day got tired of me - How could I of him? Sunshine was a sweet place, I liked to stay -- But Morn didn't want me -- now -- So good night, Day! Dickinson, Emily Rhys, Jean Good morning, Midnight! US 1939 Fiction 9780241261408 6826 Where is Nirvana? Nirvana is here, nine times out of ten. Ho Xuan Huong Spring-Watching Pavillion Richmond, Michelle Golden State US 2014 Fiction 9780385343282 6827 There have been joys too great to be described in words, and there have been griefs upon which I have not dared to dwell; and with these in mind I say, Climb if you will, but remember that courage and strength are nought without prudence, and that a momentary negligence may destroy the happiness of a lifetime. Do nothing in haste; look well with each step; and from the beginning think what may be the end. Whymper, Edward Rideout, Tanis Above All Things US 2012 Fiction 9780399160585 6828 Upward I looked, and beheld its shoulders, Vested already with that planet's rays Which leadeth others right by every road. Then was my fear a little quieted. Dante Inferno Italian Rideout, Tanis Above All Things US 2012 Fiction 9780399160585 6829 How these papers have been placed in sequence will be made manifest in the reading of them. All needless matters have been eliminated, so that a history... may stand forth as simple fact. There is throughout no statement of past things wherein memory may err, for all the records chosen are exactly contemporary, given from the standpoints and within the range of knowledge of those who made them. Stoker, Bram Dracula Rieger, Susan The Divorce Papers US 2014 Fiction 1897 9780804137447 6830 This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Roberts, Bethan Mother Island US 2014 Fiction 9780099555261 6831 The distance that the dead have gone Does not at first appear; Their coming back seems possible For many an ardent year. And then, that we have followed them We more than half suspect, So intimate have we become With their dear retrospect. Dickinson, Emily Robertson, James The Professor of Truth US 2013 Fiction 9780241145340 6832 Life can be magnificent and overwhelming -- That is its whole tragedy. Without beauty, love, or danger it would almost be easy to live. Camus, Albert French Robotham, Micha Life or Death US 2014 Fiction 9780751552911 6833 To be, or not to be: that is the question. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Robotham, Michael Life or Death US 2014 Fiction 9780751552911 6834 [Kids] don't remember what you try to teach them. They remember what you are. Henson, Jim It's Not Easy Being Green Quick, Matthew Love May Fail US 2015 Fiction 9781447247531 6835 We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be. Vonnegut Jr, Kurt Mother Night US Quick, Matthew Love May Fail US 2015 Fiction 9781447247531 6836 It is always yesterday in South Africa. Hope, Christopher White Boy Running Radmann, Christopher Held Up US 2012 Fiction 9780755389216 6837 Across valleys of space and time we strain ourselves to catch the pale smoke of each other's signals. Coetzee, J.M. In the Heart of the Country South Africa Radmann, Christopher Held Up US 2012 Fiction 9780755389216 6838 Our concern with history, so Hilary's thesis ran, is a concern with preformed images already imprinted on our brains, images at which we keep staring while the truth lies elsewhere, away from it all, somewhere as yet undiscovered. Sebald, W. G. Austerlitz Rahman, Zia Haider In the Light of What We Know US 2014 Fiction 9780374175627 6839 "His likeness? How can I trace it? I have seen Arsene Lupin a score of times, and each time a different being has stood before me... or rather the same being under twenty distored images reflected by as many mirrors... Leblanc, Maurice The Arrest of Arsene Lupin Rajaniemi, Hannu The Fractal Prince US 2012 Fiction 9780765329509 6840 When we gaze upon a fractal, we must peer at a one-way mirror, unaware of the other mirror, standing somewhere far behind us. Bok, Christian Crystallography Rajaniemi, Hannu The Fractal Prince US 2012 Fiction 9780765329509 6841 Death is the Wealth / Of the Poorest Bird Dickinson, Emily Raymond, Jon Free Bird US 2017 Fiction 9781555977063 6842 Fame is a dangerous drug and should be kept out of the reach of children. Petersen, Paul Redfearn, Suzanne No Ordinary Life US 2016 Fiction 9781455533909 6843 I think careful cooking is love, don't you? The loveliest thing you can cook for someone who's close to you is about as nice a valentine as you can give. Child, Julia Reichert, Amy E. The Coincidence of Coconut Cake US 2015 Fiction 6844 Millions of spiritual creatures walk the earth Unsee, both when we wake, and when we sleep Milton, John Paradise Lost Pyper, Andrew The Demonologist US 2013 Fiction 9781409122586 6845 It does not seem to me a common thing for a mere "text" to challenge, still less convert, anyone. Phillips, J. B. Ring of Truth: A Translator's Testimony Y Quantick, David The Mule US 2016 Fiction 9781783521005 Epigraphs begin on section 6846 Perhaps home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition. Baldwin, James US Quindlen, Anna Miller's Valley US 2016 Fiction 9780812996081 6847 Early in the day it was whispered that we should set sail in a boat, only thou and I, and never a soul in the world would know of this our pilgrimage to no country and to no end. Tagore, Rabindranath Gitanjali Patel, Shona Teatime for the Firefly US 2013 Fiction 9780778315476 6848 Four things greater than all things are, -- Women and Horses and Power and War. Kipling, Rudyard The Ballad of the King's Jest Peele, Lydia The Midnight Cool US 2017 Fiction 9780062475466 6849 All stories are in conversation with other stories. Gaiman, Neil UK Y Percy, Benjamin The Dead Lands US 2015 Fiction 9781455582044 Epigraphs begin on section 6850 I have realized that we all have plague, and I have lost my peace. Camus, Albert The Plague Percy, Benjamin Red Moon US 2013 Fiction 9781455501663 6851 And I lost the taste for judging right from wrong For my flesh had turned to fur Yeah, and my thoughts they surely were Turned to instinct and obedience to God. Trapper, Blitzen Furr Song Percy, Benjamin Red Moon US 2013 Fiction 2008 9781455501663 6852 May you turn stone, my daughter, into silk. May you make men better than they are. Dunn, Stephen Waiting with Two Members of a Motorcycle Gang for My Child to Be Born Perry, Drew Kids These Days US 2014 Fiction 9781616201715 6853 Watch out boy she'll chew you up. Hall, Daryl / Oates, John / Allen, Sara Maneater Perry, Drew Kids These Days US 2014 Fiction 9781616201715 6854 Caminante, no hay camino. Se hace el camino por andar. (Travler, there is no path. The path is made by walking.) Machado, Antonio Petrie, Nicholas The Drifter US 2015 Fiction 9780399174568 6855 Know that there were three tables there. The first was the Round Table, with King Arthur as companion and lord. The second, the Table to Errant Companions, was for those who went seeking adventure and waitied to become companions of the Round Table. Those of the third table never left court and did not go on quests or in search of adventures, either because of illness or because they lacked courage. These knights were called the Less Valued Knights. Merlin, Suite du Phillips, Marie The Table of Less Valued Knights US 2014 Fiction 9780224093422 6856 As soon as I saw him, I felt that he was my --- , my flesh and blood, my future and my past. I knew that when I was grown I would be something like him; I would have to plan campaigns within his limitations/ Cheever, John Reunion Pittard, Hannah Reunion US 2014 Fiction 9781455553617 6857 SIGNALS AT SEA (If the flags in A's hoist cannot be made out, B keeps her answering pennant at the "Dip" and hoists the signal "OWL" or "WCX".) CXL Do not abandon me. A I am undergoing a speed trial. D Keep clear of me -- I am maneuvering with difficulty. F I am disabled. Communicate with me. G I require a pilot. P Your lights are out, or burning badly. U You are standing into danger. X Stop carrying out your intentions. K You should stop your vessel instantly. L You should stop. I have something important to communicate. R You may feel your way past me. Dillard, Annie from Charles H. Cugle, Cugle's Practical Navigation Peterson, Joey Leigh Next Year for Sure US 2017 Fiction 1936 9781501145858 6858 Listen to me and I will speak: but first swear, by word and hand, that you will keep me safe with all your heart. Homer The Iliad Greece Pittard, Hannah Listen to Me US 2016 Fiction 9780544714441 6859 Why are you angry and why has your countenance fallen? If you do well, will you not be accepted? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door; its desire is for you, but you must master it. Genesis 4:7 Parker, T. Jefferson Crazy Blood US 2016 Fiction 9781250064097 6860 But islands can only exist If we have loved in them. Walcott, Derek Islands Roffey, Monique Archipelago US 2012 Fiction 9780857203113 6861 Yes, as everyone knows, meditation and water are wedded forever. Melville, Herman Moby Dick Roffey, Monique Archipelago US 2012 Fiction 9780857203113 6862 I thought how unpleasant it is to be locked out; and I thought how it is worse, perhaps, to be locked in. Woolf, Virginia A Room of One's Own Rohan, Ethel The Weight of Him US 2017 Fiction 9781250092120 6863 Skiddlee bebop we rock a scoobie doo. And guess what, America? We love you! 'Cause ya rock and ya roll with so much soul you can rock till you're a hundred and one years old. Mike, Wonder Sugarhill Gang Rooney, Kathleen Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk US 2017 Fiction 1979 9781250113320 6864 But it is very foolish to ask questions about any young ladies -- about any three sisters just grown up; for one knows, without being told, exactly what they are: all very accomplished and pleasing, and one very pretty. There is a beauty in every family; it is a regular thing. Two play on the pianoforte, and one on the harp; and all sing, or would sing if they were taught, or sing all the better for not being taught; or something like it. Austen, Jane Mansfield Park UK Rosenfeld, Lucinda The Pretty One US 2013 Fiction 9780316213554 6865 White people cannot, in the generality, be taken as models of how to live. Baldwin, James The Fire Next Time Rosenfeld, Lucinda Glass US 2017 Fiction 9780316265416 6866 The poor are despised even by their neighbors, while the rich have many friends. Proverbs 14:20 Rosenfeld, Lucinda Glass US 2017 Fiction 9780316265416 6867 A newspaper is an instituition developed by modern civilization to present the news of the day, to foster commerce and industry, to inform and lead public opinion, and to furnish that check upon government which no constituition has ever been able to provide. McCormick, Robert R. Rosen, Renee White Collar Girl US 2015 Fiction 9780451474971 6868 My God! What is this country doing to me? Because it has rejected me, let us consider it coldly, let us watch it lose its honor and its life. Nemirovsky, Irene Suite Francaise Rosnay, Tatiana de Sarah's Key US 2007 Fiction 1942 9781594134951 6869 Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? Blake, William Songs of Experience Rosnay, Tatiana de Sarah's Key US 2007 Fiction 9781594134951 6870 Forget the books you want to write. Think only of the book you are writing. Miller, Henry Rosnay, Tatiana de Other Story US 2013 Fiction 9781250045133 6871 You don't write because you want to say something; you write because you have something to say. Fitzgerald, F. Scott Rosnay, Tatiana de Other Story US 2013 Fiction 9781250045133 6872 What is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it. Laurent, Yves Saint Rosen, Jane L. Nine Women One Dress US 2016 Fiction 9780385541404 6873 Olaf (upon what were once knees) does almost ceaselessly repeat "there is some shit I will not eat" Cummings, E. E. i sing of Olaf glad and big Roth, Philip Indignation US 2008 Fiction 9780307388919 6874 If we expect to suffer, we are anxious. Darwin, Charles The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals Y Rowley, Aidan Donnelley The Ramblers US 2016 Fiction 9780062413314 Epigraphs begin on section 6875 Strike through the mask! Captain Ahab Rowland, Amy The Transcriptionist US 2014 Fiction 9781616204501 6876 And I suggest this: that in order to learn your name, you are going to have to learn mine. Baldwin, James US Row, Jess Your Face in Mine US 2014 Fiction 9781594488344 6877 Now this is the Law of the Jungle, as old and as true as the sky; And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper, but the Wolf that shall break it must die. As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk, the Law runneth forward and back; For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack. Kipling, Rudyard The Law for the Wolves Poem Rowley, Steven Lilly and the Octopus US 2016 Fiction 9781501126222 6878 ... or if a Sparrow come before my Window I take part in its existence and pick about the gravel. Keats, John UK Rubin, Jacob The Poser US 2015 Fiction 9780670016761 6879 Imitation is criticism. Blake, William UK Rubin, Jacob The Poser US 2015 Fiction 9780670016761 6880 I have always known that one day I would return to these streets to tell the story of the man who lost his soul and his name among the shadows of a Barcelona trapped in a time of ashes and silence. These are pages written in the flames of the city of the damned, words etched in fire on the memory of the one who returned from among the dead with a promise nailed to his heart and a curse upon his head. The curtain rises, the audience falls silent and before the shadow lingering over their destiny descends upon the set, a chorus of pure souls takes the stage with a comedy in their hands and the blessed innocence of those who, believing the third act to be the last, wish to spin a Christmas story -- unaware that once the last page is turned, the poison of its words will drag them slowly but inexorably towards the heart of darkness. Carax, Julian The Prisoner of Heaven Ruiz Zafon, Carlos The Prisoner of Heaven US 2011 Fiction 1992 9781780222851 6881 Set up no stone to his memory. Just let the rose bloom each year for his sake. For it is Orpheus. His metamorphosis into this and that. We should not trouble about other names. Once and for all it's Orpheus when there's singing. Rilke, R. M. Sonnets to Orpheus (trans. by M. D. Herter Norton) Rushdie, Salman The Ground Beneath Our Feet US 1999 Fiction 312254997 6882 One is not a "believer" in fairy tales. There is no theology, no body of dogma, no ritual, no instituition, no expectation for a form of behavior. They are about the unexpectedness and mutability of the world. Szirtes, George Rushdie, Salman Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights US 2015 Fiction 9780812988208 6883 Instead of making myself write the book I ought to write, the novel that was expected of me, I conjured up the book I myself would have liked to read, the sort by an unknown writer, from another age and another country, discovered in an attic. Calvino, Italo Rushdie, Salman Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights US 2015 Fiction 9780812988208 6884 She saw the dawn approach, and fell silent, discreetly. The Thousand Nights and One Night Rushdie, Salman Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights US 2015 Fiction 9780812988208 6885 When I read the book, the biography famous, And is this then (said I) what the author calls a man's life? And so will some one when I am dead and gone write my life? (As if any man really knew aught of my life, Why even I myself often think know little or nothing of my real life, Only a few hints, a few diffused faint clews and indirections I seek for my own use to trace out here.) Whitman, Walt Sanders, J. Aaron Speakers of the Dead US 2016 Fiction 9780143128717 6886 During the nineteenth century public outrage over dissection continued. There were dozens of riots or ransackings in protest againt medical school dissections and/or grave robbing. In 1807 in Baltimore a mob burned down the anatomy hall at the University of Maryland. In 1824 mobs rioted every night for a week against barricaded Yale medical students after a purloined body was found at the medical school. Rioters destroyed medical school buildings at Worthington Medical College in Ohio (1839), McDowell Medical College in Missouri (1844), and Willoughby Medical College in Ohio (1847). In short, the detested scourge of body snatching plagued every state with a medical school at some point during the period from 1807 to 1890 and often produced an outraged public reaction. Cantor, Norman L. After We Die: The Life and Times of the Human Cadaver Sanders, J. Aaron Speakers of the Dead US 2016 Fiction 9780143128717 6887 I ask the political economists and the moralists if they have ever calculated the number of individuals who must be condemned to misery, overwork, demoralization, degradation, rank ignorance, overwhelming misfortune and utter penury in order to produce one rich man. Garrett, Almeida Saramago, Jose Raised From the Ground US 1980 Fiction 9780151013258 6888 In all souls, as in all houses, beyond the facade lies a hidden interior. Brandao, Raul Saramago, Jose Skylight US 2011 Fiction 9780099581826 6889 Losing too is still ours. Rilke, Rainer Maria For Hans Carossa Savill, David They Are Trying to Break Your Heart US 2016 Fiction 9781408865750 6890 Deliver my soul from the sword My darling from the power of the dog. Psalms Savage, Thomas The Power of the Dog US 1967 Fiction 9781784870621 6891 When the heart weeps for what is lost, the spirit laughs for what it has found. Sufi Saying Scanlan, Patricia With all My Love US 2013 Fiction 6892 They fuck you up, your mum and dad. They may not mean to, but they do. Larkin, Philip This Be The Verse Song Schine, Cathleen They May Not Mean To, But They Do US 2016 Fiction 9780374280130 6893 We are probably all made for what we do. Hemingway, Ernest von Schirach, Ferdinand The Collini Case US 2012 Fiction 9780718159207 6894 Americans were the first to understand that wealth has to be created. The words "to make money" hold the essence of human morality. Rand, Ayn Atlas Shrugged Novel US Y Scofield, Ted Eat What You Kill US 2014 Fiction 9781250021823 Epigraphs begin on section 6895 Oh, that deceit should steal such gentle shapes, And with a virtuous vizard hide foul guile! Shakespeare, William Richard III Play UK Searle, Nicholas The Good Liar US 2016 Fiction 9780062442123 6896 Only three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth. Buddha (attributed) China See, Lisa China Dolls US 2014 Fiction 9780812982824 6897 There are things that have to be forgotten if you want to go on living. Thompson, Jim The Killer Inside Me Segura, Alex Silent City US 2013 Fiction 9781940610719 6898 Why does a mother need a daughter? Heart's needle, hostage to fortune, freedom's end. Yet nothing's more perfect than that bleating, razor-shaped cry that delivers a mother to her baby. The bloodcord snaps that held their sphere together. The child, tiny and alone, creates the mother. A woman's life is her own until it is taken away by a first, particular cry. Then she is not alone but a part of the premises of everything there is: a time, a tribe, a war. Stevenson, Anne Poem for a Daughter Poem Segal, Francesca The Awkward Age US 2017 Fiction 6899 And if they have not died, they are living to this hour. The Brothers Grimm Segal, Lore Half the Kingdom US 2013 Fiction 9781612193021 6900 The woven figure cannot undo its thread. MacNeice, Louis Valediction Seiffert, Rachel The Walk Home US 2014 Fiction 1934 9781844089956 6901 But leave me a little love, A voice to speak to me in the day end, A hand to touch me in the dark room Breaking the long loneliness. In the dusk of day-shapes Blurring the sunset, One little wandering, western star Thrust out from the changing shores of shadow. Let me go to the window, Watch there the day-shapes of dusk And wait and know the coming Of a little love. Sandburg, Carl At a Window Poem US Sekaran, Shanthi Lucky Boy US 2016 Fiction 9781101982242 6902 Not sunflowers, not roses, but rocks in patterned sand grow here. And bloom. Hayden, Robert Approximation Selasi, Taiye Ghana Must Go US 2013 Fiction 9780670919864 6903 A word forgot to remember what to forget and every so often let the truth slip Neblett, Renee C. Snapshots Selasi, Taiye Ghana Must Go US 2013 Fiction 9780670919864 6904 Beauty is truth. Keats, John UK Semple, Andrea The Makeup Girl US 2004 Fiction 9780349402048 6905 Remember it happy; the sun in your eyes. Mosley, Nicholas Accident Shapiro, Deborah The Sun in Your Eyes US 2016 Fiction 9780062435583 6906 Midway along the journey of our life I awoke to find myself in a dark wood Alighieri, Dante Dante's Inferno Italy Shaw, Ali The Trees US 2016 Fiction 9781408862247 6907 What will you do, God, when I die? When I, your pitcher, broken, lie? When I, your drink, go stale or dry? I am your garb, the trade you ply, You lose your meaning, losing me. Rilke, R. M. The Book of Hours Shafak, Elif Three Daughters of Eve US 2016 Fiction 9780241288047 6908 Would you come if someone called you by the wrong name? I wept, because for years He did not enter my arms; then one night I was told a secret; perhaps the name you call God is not really His, maybe it is just an alias. Rabia Iraq Shafak, Elif Three Daughters of Eve US 2016 Fiction 8th century 9780241288047 6909 Silence is all we dread. There's Ransom in a Voice -- Dickinson, Emily US Shannon, Samantha The Song Rising US 2017 Fiction 9781632866240 6910 Yesterday, upon the stair, I saw a man who wasn't there. He wasn't there again today, I wish, I wish he'd go away. Mearns, Hugh From a version of "Antigonish" Sheers, Owen I Saw a Man US 2015 Fiction 9780571317745 6911 Who is that weeping, if not simply the wind, At this sole hour, with ulimate diamonds?... But who Weeps, so close to myself on the brink of tears? Valery, Paul The Young Fate Shin, Kyung-Sook I'll be Right There US 2013 Fiction 9781590516737 6912 estai kai Samos ammos, eseitai Daelos adaelos Sibylline Prophecy Shiel, M. P. The Purple Cloud US 1901 Fiction 9780141196428 6913 I am not writing this to be published. However, as it is taking form, I have to consider the possibility that someone will discover it. Therefore, let me start by saying that although this document constitutes my last will and testament, it also happens to be an accounting of my fascination with women. If my work should be found more interesting after my death, such as Van Gogh's was after his, I hope that those who read this document will understand my final wishes and that my legacy will be extended to generations to come. Umezawa, Heikichi Japan Shimada, Soji The Tokya Zodiac Murders US 1981 Fiction 1936 9781782271383 6914 Barbara's face was set now, almost like a mask, like something the wind is blowing hard against, and she'd lost a lot of weight, so you could see the shape of her animal, and bones and branches and humanity. Yet she still had a smile that got you every time, not a flash of high-wattage white teeth, but the beauty of low-watt, the light that comes in through the bottom branches: sweet, peaceful, wry. Lamott, Anne Small Victories Shipman, Viola The Hope Chest US 2017 Fiction 9781250105073 6915 Love is so short, forgetting is so long. Neruda, Pablo Shortridge, Jennie Love Water Memory US 2013 Fiction 9781451684834 6916 Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move; Doubt truth to be a liar; But never doubt I love. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Shreve, Anita The Stars Are Fire US 2017 Fiction 9780385350907 6917 One in Three Would Trade Year of Life for Ideal Body Daily Telegraph Headline Newspaper Headline Shriver, Lionel Big Brother US 2013 Fiction 2011 9780007271092 6918 My experiences with journalists authorize me to record that a very large number of them are ignorant, lazy, opinionated, intellectually dishonest, and inadequately supervised... They have huge power, and many of them are extremely reckless. Black, Conrad Shriver, Lionel The New Republic US 2012 Fiction 9780062103321 6919 Political language... is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind. Orwell, George Shriver, Lionel The New Republic US 2012 Fiction 9780062103321 6920 Collapse is a sudden, involuntary and chaotic form of simplification. Rickards, James Currency Wars Shriver, Lionel The Mandibles US 2017 Fiction 9780007560776 6921 Happiness is often presented as being very dull but, he thought, lying awake, that is because dull people are sometimes very happy and intelligent people can and do go around making themselves and everyone else miserable. He had never found happiness dull. It always seemed more exciting that any other thing, with promise of as great intensity as sorrow to those people who were capable of having it. Hemingway, Ernest Islands in the Stream Shriver, Lionel Ordinary Decent Criminals US 1990 Fiction 9780062390585 6922 In this last of meeting places We grope together And avoid speech Gathered on this beach of the tumid river... This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. Eliot, T. S. Morrow, William Nevil Shute On the Beach US 1957 Fiction 9780307473998 6923 As for me, to love you alone, to make you happy, to do nothing which would contradict your wishes, this is my destiny and the meaning of my life. Bonaparte, Napoleon Sibley, Priscille The Promise of Stardust US 2013 Fiction 9780062194176 6924 Dumb integruments teach. Cuts of flesh, though dead, for that very reason forbid us to die. Here, while with artful hand he slits the pallid limb, speaks to us the eloquents of learned Tulp: "Listener, teach yourself! And while you proceed through the parts, believe that, even in the smallest, God lies hid. Barlaeus, Caspar Siegal, Nina The Last Lesson US 2014 Fiction 1639 9780385538367 6925 Consciousness is caused by air. Hippocrates De Silva, Mark Square Wave US 2016 Fiction 5th Century 9781937512392 6926 This for certain I can confirm, That oftentimes the Devil doth cry with an audible Voice in the Night. Knox, R. De Silva, Mark Square Wave US 2016 Fiction 1681 9781937512392 6927 Life struggles not with death, spirit not with spiritlessness; spirit struggles with spirit, life with life. Schmit, C. De Silva, Mark Square Wave US 2016 Fiction 1929 9781937512392 6928 I hastily left the narrow street at the next turning. However, after wandering about for some time without asking the way, I suddenly found myself back in the same street, where my presence began to attract attention. Once more I hurried away, only to return there again by a different route. I was now seized by a feeling that I can only describe as uncanny. Other situations share this feature of the unintentional return. One comes back again and again to the same spot. To many people the acme of the uncanny is represented by death, dead bodies, revenants... The return of the dead. Freud, Sigmund The Uncanny Sims, Bennett A Questionable Shape US 2013 Fiction 9781780745855 6929 Human love is implicated with death, because it implies either resurrecting the beloved or following the spouse into the death realm. It is fitting that the lost one is a synonym for the dead one, since the dead are lost de jure and one loses them de facto in the labyrinth. Marriage requires the spouse to follow his wife into the labyrinthe realm of death... To follow them into undeath, as Orpheus did. Orpheus is the model spouse. Toufic, Jalal Undying Love, Love Dies Sims, Bennett A Questionable Shape US 2013 Fiction 9781780745855 6930 Then music, the mosaic of the air, Did of all these a solemn noise prepare; With which she gained the empire of the ear, Including all between the earth and sphere. Marvell, Andrew Smaill, Anna The Chimes US 2015 Fiction 9781444794502 6931 This same book in a stranger's hands, half-known. Those readers, kindred spirits, almost friends. You are in transition; you are on the threshold. The library is the place that gets you. Pure gold. Kay, Jackie Smith, Ali Public Library US 2015 Fiction 9780241237465 6932 O magic place it was -- still open thank God. Harris, Alexandra Smith, Ali Public Library US 2015 Fiction 9780241237465 6933 When the music changes, so does the dance. Hausa proverb Proverb Smith, Zadie Swing Time US 2016 Fiction 9781594203985 6934 Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns driven time and again off course... Launch out on his story, Muse, daughter of Zeus, start from where you will -- sing for our time too. Homer The Odyssey Greece Smyles, Iris Dating Tips for the Unemployed US 2016 Fiction 9780544703384 6935 Dear Kermit, Wocka, Wocka, Wocka! But seriously... Bear, Fozzie The Muppets Take Manhattan Smyles, Iris Dating Tips for the Unemployed US 2016 Fiction 9780544703384 6936 The scientist is not the person who gives the right answers; he's the one who asks the right question. Levi-Strauss, Claude Y Smythe, James The Echo US 2014 Fiction 9780062287281 Epigraphs begin on section 6937 As I went out a Crow In a low voice said, "Oh, I was looking for you. How do you do? I just came to tell you To tell Lesley (will you?) That her little Bluebird Wanted me to bring word That the north wind last night That made the stars bright And made ice on the trough Almost made him cough His tail feathers off. He just had to fly! But he sent her Good-by, And said to be good, And wear her red hood, And look for the skunk tracks In the snow with an ax- And do everything! And perhaps in the spring He would come back and sing." Frost, Robert The Last Word of a Blue Bird Poem Solomon, Anna Leaving Lucy Pear US 2016 Fiction 9780349134482 6938 Woman much missed, how you call to me, call to me. Hardy, Thomas The Voice Solomons, Natasha The Song of Hartgrove Hall US 2015 Fiction 9780147517593 6939 Worse than thieves are ballad collectors, for when they capture and imprison in cold type a folk song, at the same time they kill it. Lomax, John American Ballads and Folk Songs Solomons, Natasha The Song of Hartgrove Hall US 2015 Fiction 1932 9780147517593 6940 I am tormented with an everlasting itch for things remote. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Novel Soli, Tatjana The Last Good Paradise US 2015 Fiction 9781250043962 6941 You can have a hangover from other things than alcohol. I had one from women. Chandler, Raymond The Big Sleep Spinelli, Bradley The Painted Gun US 2017 Fiction 9781617754982 6942 To forgive is to set a prisoner free and discover that the prisoner was you. Smedes, Lewis B. Spielman, Lori Nelson Sweet Forgiveness US 2015 Fiction 9780147516763 6943 Every human being who has ever lived has died, except the living. Seidel, Frederick The Bush Administration Sternbergh, Adam Shovel Ready US 2014 Fiction 9780385348997 6944 "I got a revolver to protect us," said Miss Constance, "and I soon had use for it." New York Times News story Stewart, Amy Girl Waits With Gun US 2015 Fiction 1915 9780544409910 6945 A week is a long time in politics. Sir Wilson, Harold UK Stevens, Stuart The Innocent Have Nothing to Fear US 2016 Fiction 9780451493194 6946 I can't eat as much as I'd like to vomit. Liebermann, Max Stift, Linda The Empress and the Cake US 2007 Fiction 1933 9781908670304 6947 At the age of eleven or thereabouts women acquire a poise and an ability to handle difficult situations which a man, if he is lucky, manages to achieve somewhere in the later seventies. Wodehouse, P. G. Uneasy Money Stibbe, Nina Paradise Lodge US 2016 Fiction 9780241240243 6948 It is not so much a matter of traveling as of getting away; which of us has not some pain to dull, or some yoke to cast off? Sand, George Winter in Majorca Straub, Emma The Vacationers US 2014 Fiction 9781594631573 6949 I'll be the desert island where you can be free I'll be the vulture you can catch and eat The Magnetic Fields "Desert Island" Straub, Emma The Vacationers US 2014 Fiction 9781594631573 6950 If I could settle down Then I would settle down. Pavement Straub, Emma Modern Lovers US 2016 Fiction 9780718181482 6951 You can't help yourself, but neither can we. Together, mighty past, we dominate things. Koch, Kenneth Straub, Emma Modern Lovers US 2016 Fiction 9780718181482 6952 Wer zeight ein Kind, so wie es steht? Wer stellt es ins Gestirn und gibt das MaB des Abstands ihm in die Hand? Wer macht den Kindertod aus grauem Brot, das hart wird. -- oder laBt ihn drin im runden Mund so wie den Grops von einem schonen Apfel? ... Morder sind leicht einzusehen. Aber dies: den Tod, den ganzen Tod, noch vor dem Leben so sanft zu enthalten und nicht bos zu sein, ist unbeschreiblich. (Who'll show a child just as it is? Who'll place it within its constellation, with the measure of distance in its hand? Who'll make its death from grey beard, that grows hard, -- or leave it there, within the round mouth, like the choking core of a sweet apple? ... Minds of murderers are easily divined. But his, though, death, the whole of death, -- even before life's begun, to hold it all so gently, and be good: this is beyond description! ... I seek that essential region of the soul where absolute evil confronts brotherhood.) Rilke, Rainer Maria Von der vierten Duineser Elegie Styron, William Sophie's Choice US 1979 Fiction 9780099470441 6953 Go, and catch a falling star, Get with child a mandrake root, Tell me, where all past years are, Or who cleft the Devil’s foot, Teach me to hear mermaids singing, Or to keep off envy’s stinging, And find What wind Serves to advance an honest mind. If thou be’est born to strange sights, Things invisible to see, Ride ten thousand days and nights, Till age snow white hairs on thee, Thou, when thou return’st, wilt tell me All strange wonders that befell thee, And swear Nowhere Lives a woman true, and fair. If thou find’st one, let me know, Such a pilgrimage were sweet, Yet do not, I would not go, Though at next door we might meet, Though she were true when you met her, And last, till you write your letter, Yet she Will be Donne, John song Gaiman, Neil Stardust US 1999 Fiction 61142026 6954 Population will mightily increase, and the earth will be a garden. Governments will be conducted with the quietude and regularity of club committees. The interest which is now felt in politics will be transferred to science; the latest news from the laboratory of the chemist, or the observatory of the astronomer, or the experimenting room of the biologist will be eagerly discussed. […] Disease will be extirpated; the causes of decay will be removed; immortality will be invented. And then, the earth being small, mankind will migrate into space, and will cross the airless Saharas which separate planet from planet, and sun from sun. The earth will become a Holy Land which will be visited by pilgrims from all the quarters of the universe. Finally, men will master the forces of Nature; they will become themselves architects of systems, manufacturers of worlds. Reade, Winwood The Martyrdom of Man MacLeod, Ken Learning the World US 2005 Science Fiction 1872 1-84149-343-0 6955 The moon? It is a griffin's egg, Hatching to-morrow night. And how the little boys will watch With shouting and delight To see him break the shell and stretch And creep across the sky. The boys will laugh. The little girls, I fear, may hide and cry ... Lindsay, Vachel Swanwick, Michael Griffin's Egg US 1991 Fiction 712645780 6956 It was the Second Age of Space. Gagarin, Shepard, Glenn, and Armstrong were all dead. It was our turn to make history now. The Memoirs of Lizzie O'Brien Swanwick, Michael Slow Life US 2002 Fiction 6957 I and Pangur Ban, my cat— ’Tis a like task we are at: Hunting mice is his delight; Hunting words, I sit all night. Better far than praise of men ’Tis to sit with book and pen. Pangur bears me no ill will; He too plies his simple skill. ’Tis a merry thing to see At our tasks how glad are we, When at home we sit and find Entertainment to our mind. Oftentimes a mouse will stray In the hero Pangur’s way; Oftentimes my keen thought set Takes a meaning in its net. ’Gainst the wall he sets his eye Full and fierce and sharp and sly; ’Gainst the wall of knowledge I All my little wisdom try. When a mouse darts from its den, O how glad is Pangur then! O what gladness do I prove When I solve the doubts I love! So in peace our tasks we ply, Pangur Ban, my cat, and I. In our arts we find our bliss; I have mine and he has his. Practice every day has made Pangur perfect in his trade; I get wisdom day and night Turning darkness into light. Flower, Robin Pangur Ban, Written by an unknown eighth-century Irish monk in the margins of a manuscript, when he was supposed to be copying the Bible, Translated by Robin Flower in The Irish Tradition, Oxford University Press, London, 1947 Poem Kress, Nancy The Islands of the Blessed US 6958 Some alien blessing is on its way to us. Merwin, W.S. Midnight in Early Spring Kress, Nancy Nothing Human US 2003 Fiction 1930846185 6959 I am a man; nothing human is alien to me Africanus, Terence Kress, Nancy Nothing Human US 2003 Fiction 1930846185 6960 Different ideas of social and political life entail different technologies for their realization. Winner, Langdon Autonomous Technology Schroeder, Karl Lady of Mazes US 2005 Speculative fiction 1977 6961 It is expedient that there be gods; therefore, let us believe in them. Ovid Schroeder, Karl Permanence US 2000 Speculative fiction 812576357 6962 ...Frankenstein's monster speaks: the computer. But where are its words coming from? Is the wisdom on those cold lips our own, merely repeated at our request? Or is something else speaking? — A voice we have always dreamed of hearing? Cadille, Marjorie The Successor to Science y Schroeder, Karl Ventus US 2002 Speculative fiction 2076 765342855 6963 My God, My God, why have you forsaken me? I have cried desperately for help but still it does not come. During the day I call to you, my God but you do not answer, I call at night, but get no rest… Psalm 22 Ballantyne, Tony Blood and Iron US 2010 Fiction 230738613 6964 In the game of life and evolution there are three players at the table: human beings, nature, and machines. I am firmly on the side of nature. But nature, I suspect, is on the side of the machines. Dyson, George Darwin Among the Machiens Anders, Charles All the Birds in the Sky US 2016 Fiction, Science Fantasy 765379945 6965 If preparedness means that you have weighed your enemy’s options and taken every sound precaution, then we are unequivocally prepared for whatever is to come. If it is possible to keep a secret in our porous little universe, then we have one or two or possibly three great secrets in our possession. If confidence produced a light in those who possessed it, then each of us would shine like the galaxy’s exploding heart. Paranoia is our greatest attribute. Patience is our watchword. Our only imaginable concern—one barely worth mentioning—is that Alice, in her malicious wisdom, did give her talents to a Baby… and who can say what any child in any circumstance will at any given moment do…? a dispatch, from the Earth Reed, Robert Mother Death US Fiction 6966 We cannot separate the historic accidents of the society in which we were born from the axiomatic bases of the universe. Bernal, J. D. Sterling, Bruce Crystal Express US 1989 Science Fiction, Fantasy 1925 441124232 6967 The deadliest bullshit is odorless and transparent. Gibson, W.M Sterling, Bruce Crystal Express US 1989 Science Fiction, Fantasy 1988 441124232 6968 This little book gives one a useful insight into the enemy's methods, and more than a little respect for at any rate some of those whom we are at present endeavouring to kill. Grey, C.G. Preface to the first British edition of Manfred von Richthofen's The Red Air Fighter Newman, Kim The Bloody Red Baron: 1918 US 1995 Fiction 1918 857680846 6969 Mechanical contrivances have been greatly exaggerated in comparison with the value of infantry. There must also be artillery and cavalry as well! ... Each war has certain special conditions so some modification of organisation will be necessary but if our principles are sound, these will be few and unimportant. The longer the War has gone on, the more satisfactory do the principles of our training manuals appear. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig Newman, Kim The Bloody Red Baron: 1918 US 1995 Fiction 1918 857680846 6970 ‘I have studied, over and over again since they came into my hands, all the papers relating to this monster; and the more I have studied, the greater seems the necessity to utterly stamp him out. All through there are signs of his advance; not only of his power, but of his knowledge of it. As I learned, from the researches of my friend Arminius of Buda-Pesth, he was in life a most wonderful man. Soldier, statesman and alchemist – which latter was the highest development of the science-knowledge of his time. He had a mighty brain, a learning beyond compare, and a heart that knew no fear and no remorse. He dared even to attend the Scholomance, and there was no branch of knowledge of his time that he did not essay. Well, in him the brain powers survived the physical death; though it would seem that memory was not all complete. In some faculties of mind he has been, and is, only a child; but he is growing, and some things that were childish at the first are now of man’s stature. He is experimenting, and doing it well; and if it had not been that we have crossed his path he would be yet – he may yet be if we fail – the father or furtherer of a new order of beings, whose road must lead through Death, not Life.’ Dr Abraham Van Helsing Y Newman, Kim Anno Dracula US 6971 ‘We Szekeleys have a right to be proud, for in our veins flows the blood of many brave races who fought as the lion fights, for lordship. Here, in the whirlpool of European races, the Ugric tribe bore down from Iceland and the fighting spirit which Thor and Wodin gave them, which their Berserkers displayed to such fell intent on the seaboards of Europe, ay, and of Asia and Africa too, till the peoples thought that the were-wolves themselves had come. Here, too, when they came, they fought the Huns, whose warlike fury had swept the earth like a living flame, till the dying peoples held that in their veins ran the blood of those old witches, who, expelled from Scythia had mated with the devils in the desert. Fools, fools! What devil or what witch was ever so great as Attila, whose blood is in these veins? Is it a wonder that we were a conquering race; that we were proud; that when the Magyar, the Lombard, the Avar, the Bulgar, or the Turk poured his thousands on our frontiers, we drove them back? Is it strange that when Arpad and his legions swept through the Hungarian fatherland, he found us here when he reached the frontier? And when the Hungarian flood swept eastward, the Szekeleys were claimed as kindred by the victorious Magyars, and to us for centuries was trusted the guarding of the frontier of Turkey-land; ay and more than that, endless duty of the frontier guard, for, as the Turks say, “water sleeps, and enemy is sleepless”. Who more gladly than we throughout the Four Nations received the “bloody sword”, or at its warlike call flocked quicker to the standard of the King? When was redeemed that great shame of my nation, the shame of Cassova, when the flags of the Wallach and the Magyar went down beneath the Crescent, who was it but one of my own race who as Voivode crossed the Danube and beat the Turk on his own ground? This was a Dracula indeed! Woe was it that his own unworthy brother, when he had fallen, sold his people to the Turk and brought the shame of slavery upon them!... Again, when, after the battle of Mohacs, we threw off the Hungarian yoke, we of the Dracula blood were amongst their leaders, for our spirit would not brook that we were not free. Ah, young sir, the Szekeleys – and the Dracula as their heart’s blood, their brains and their swords – can boast a record that mushroom growths like the Hapsburgs and the Romanoffs can never reach. The warlike days are over. Blood is too precious a thing in these days of dishonourable peace; and the glories of the great races are as a tale that is told.’ Count Dracula Y Newman, Kim Anno Dracula US 1992 Fiction 857680838 6972 This aye night, this aye night, This aye night and all, Fire and fleet and candle-light, And Christ receive thy saule… The Lyke-Wake Dirge Roberts, Keith Pavane US 1968 Fiction 345440919 6973 Judging from the past, we may safely infer that not one living species will transmit its unaltered likeness to a distant futurity. And of the species now living very few will transmit progeny of any kind to a far distant futurity. Darwin, Charles On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life Baxter, Stephen Evolution US 2002 Novel, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Speculative fiction 1859 345457838 6974 Innumerable Suns exist; innumerable earths revolve around these Suns in a manner similar to the way the seven planets revolve around our sun. Living beings inhabit these worlds… Bruno,Giordano Baxter, Stephen Manifold: Space US 2000 Novel, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Speculative fiction 345430786 6975 If they existed, they would be here. Fermi, Enrico Baxter, Stephen Manifold: Space US 2000 Novel, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Speculative fiction 345430786 6976 Is it not possible — I often wonder — that things we have felt with great intensity have an experience independent of our minds; are in fact still in existence? And if so, will it not be possible, in time, that some device will be invented by which we can tap them? …Instead of remembering here a scene and there a sound, I shall fit a plug into the wall; and listen in to the past… Woolf, Virginia Baxter, Stephen and Clarke, Arthur and Abadia,Guy The Light of Other Days US 2000 Science Fiction 812576403 6977 We know how cruel the truth often is, and we wonder whether delusion is not more consoling. Poincaré, Henri Baxter, Stephen The Light of Other Days US 2000 Science Fiction 812576403 6978 But we have a Galaxy to win first. The Doctrines of Hama Druz (5408 C.E.; Year Zero of the Third Expansion of Mankind Y Baxter, Stephen Exultant US 2004 Science Fiction 345457897 6979 The Testament of Eadgyth of York: (Lines revealed in AD 1070) In the last days To the tail of the peacock He will come: The spider's spawn, the Christ-bearer The Dove. And the Dove will fly east, Wings strong, heart stout, mind clear. God's Engines will burn our ocean And flame across the lands of spices. All this I have witnessed I and my mothers. Send the Dove west! O, send him west! (Lines revealed in AD 1481) The Dragon stirs from his eastern throne, Walks west. The Feathered Serpent, plague-hardened, Flies over ocean sea, Flies east. Serpent and Dragon, the mortal duel And Serpent feasts on holy flesh. All this I have witnessed I and my mothers. Send the Dove west! O, send him west! The 'Indendium Dei' cryptogram: the 'Engines of God' Codex of Aethelmaer of Malmesbury, c. AD 1000 Baxter, Stephen Navigator US 2007 Science Fiction 575076755 6980 As mapped by myself; in which the long warp threads are the history of the whole world; and the wefts which run from selvedge to selvedge are distortions of that history, deflected by a Weaver unknown; be he human, divine or satanic… Friar geoffrey Cotesford of York Baxter, Stephen Weaver US 2008 Fiction 441015921 6981 “What lab experience do you have?” “I dissected a frog once.” Dr. Augustine, Grace and Jake, Sully Baxter, Stephen The Science of Avatar US 2012 Non-Fiction 316133477 6982 There is no trap so deadly as the trap you set for yourself. Chandler, Raymond The Goodbye Wagner, Karl Why Not You and I? US 1987 Speculative fiction 913165263 6983 And super heroes come to feast To taste the flesh not yet deceased And all I know Is still the beast is feeding- O'Brien, Richard The Rocky Horror Show Wagner, Karl and Drake, David Killer US 1985 Children's literature, Speculative fiction 812509846 6984 The gates of mercy shall be all shut up, And the flesh'd soldier, rough and hard of heart. In liberty of bloody hand shall range With conscience wide as hell… Shakespeare, William Henry V Play UK Wagner, Karl and Drake, David Killer US 1985 Children's literature, Speculative fiction 812509846 6985 Anche le taccole e gli sciacalli tremavano e avevano paura quando strani allarmi, creando caos, si propagavano nella notte. Loveworth, Henry The Portent Laymon, Richard Melodia in nero US 1998 Fiction 8878249203 6986 Come and see— the one and only known VAMPIRE in captivity! —VALERIA— Gorgeous! Beguiling! Lethal! This stunning beauty, born in the wilds of Transylvania, sleeps by day in her coffin. By night she feeds on the blood of strangers. See Valeria rise from the dead! Watch as she stalks volunteers from the audience! Tremble as she sinks her teeth into their necks! Scream as she gulps their blood! Where: Janks Field, 2 mi. south of Grandville on Route 3 When: One Show Only—Friday, midnight How Much: $10. (Nobody under age 18 allowed.) Laymon, Richard The Traveling Vampire Show US 2000 Fiction 843948507 6987 Had you been rags or wood I could have stuffed you and burned you. But you were some bad breed of blood and bone With arms that stretched an entire room, Eyes without end and a heart of stone R. S. Stewart The Bogeyman Laymon, Richard Beware US 1985 Fiction, Horror 747247803 6988 Beware on your journey, Tread softly with care. Beware of the hag In her dark mountain lair. Speak only in whispers, Don't wander alone. Take heed of the shadows — Watch out for the crone. She waits and she wants you. She knows you are there. Don't wander alone, Tread softly with care. Laymon, Richard Tread Softly US 1997 Fiction, Horror 0-812-52108-0 6989 As you pass through the fire your right hand waving there are things you have to throw out That caustic dread inside your head will never help you out Reed, Lou Magic and Loss Y Collins, Nancy Magic and Loss US 2013 Fiction 451464923 6990 It is no good casting out devils. They belong to us, we must accept them and be at peace with them. Lawrence, D.H The Reality of Peace 1917 Gallagher, Stephen The Bedlam Detective US 2012 Fiction 1917 307406644 6991 She is coming, my own, my sweet; Were it ever so airy a tread, My heart would hear and beat, Were it earth in an earthy bed, My dust would hear her and beat, Had I lain for a century dead, Would start and tremble under her feet, And blossom in purple and red. Lord Tennyson, Alfred Maud. Part I, Section XXII Gallagher, Stephen The Kingdom of Bones US 2007 Fiction 030738280X 6992 Old and young, we are all on our last cruise. Stevenson, Robert Louis Gallagher, Stephen Boathouse US 1992 Fiction 450562441 6993 The majority of my symphonies are tombstones. Shostakovich, D.D Vollmann, William Europe Central US 2005 Historical Fiction 143036599 6994 As often as not, the things that attract us to another person are quite trivial, and what always delighted me about Blumentritt was his fanatical attachment to the telephone. Field-Marshal Erich von Manstein Vollmann, William Europe Central US 2005 Historical Fiction 1958 143036599 6995 The consequences beasts draw are just like those of simple empirics, who claim that what has happened will happen again in a case [that] strikes them [as] similar, without being able to determine whether the same reasons are at work. This is what makes it so easy to capture beasts. . Leibniz,G. W. Preface to The New Essays Vollmann, William Butterfly Stories US 1993 Fiction 802134009 6996 It is the custom for the barber to shave the deceased, to powder him, whiten his face and rouge his cheeks and lips, and dress him in a frock coat with patent leather shoes and black trousers, as if going to a ball, may God forbid — this shall not happen to Makso. Despic, Hatji Makso Testament of Hatji Makso Despic, drawn up in Sarajevo, 29 March 1921 Vollmann, William Last Stories and Other Stories US 2014 Fiction 1921 670015970 6997 It would be madness and inconsistency to suppose that things which have never yet been performed can be performed without employing some hitherto untried means. Bacon, Francis Novum Organum (1620) Book I, paragraph VI Vollmann, William The Royal Family US 2000 Fiction 014100200X 6998 And I have admitted that the foreigner will probably pronounce a sentence differently if he conceives it differently; but what we call his wrong conception need not lie in anything that accompanies the utterance… Wittgenstein Philosophical Investigations, I.20 Vollmann, William An Afghanistan Picture Show: Or, How I Saved the World US 1992 Autobiography 1612191983 6999 What am I to do with you, semblance of the laurel in the moon, you whom I see but cannot touch? Prince Yuhara poem to a young woman, middle Nara era Poem Vollmann, William Kissing the Mask US 2010 Fiction 61228486 7000 Dresses make the lady, if one has the figure. Von Mahlsdorf, Charlotte (born Lothar Berfelde) Vollmann, William Kissing the Mask US 2010 Fiction 61228486 7001 A woman never imitates herself. Motokiyo, Zeami Vollmann, William Kissing the Mask US 2010 Fiction 1428 61228486 7002 I am Andrew Ryan and I’m here to ask you a question: Is a man not entitled to the sweat of his own brow? No, says the man in Washington. It belongs to the poor. No, says the man in the Vatican. It belongs to God. No, says the man in Moscow. It belongs to everyone. I rejected those answers. Instead, I chose something different. I chose the impossible. I chose … Rapture. A city where the artist would not fear the censor. Where the scientist would not be bound by Petty morality. Where the great would not be constrained by the small. And with the sweat of your brow, Rapture can become your city as well. Ryan, Andrew Bioshock Shirley, John BioShock Rapture US 2011 Fiction, Game B003OUXECE 7003 Imagine if you could be smarter, stronger, healthier. What if you could even have amazing powers, light fires with your mind? That’s what plasmids do for a man The man who calls himself Atlas in BioShock Shirley, John BioShock Rapture US 2011 Fiction, Game B003OUXECE 7004 Watch dog, n 1. A person or group of persons who acts as a guardian against theft or illegal practices or waste. 2. A dog trained to guard property. 3. An individual who sees behind the curtain and is prepared to step forward when the need arises. Shirley, John Watch Dogs: Dark Clouds US 2014 Fiction B00JS59ZK4 7005 The Kind's chaff is as good as other people's corn. Old Proverb Lamb, Charles Eliana US 1867 Fiction 7006 I could hear my heart beating. I could hear everyone's heart. I could hear the human noise we sat there making, not one of us moving, not even when the room went dark. Carver, Raymond Sullivan, Felicia C. Follow Me into the Dark US 2017 Fiction 9781558619456 7007 Every fear is a desire. Every desire is fear. The cigarettes are burning under the trees Where the Staffordshire murderers wait for their accomplices And victims. Every victim is an accomplice. Fenton, James A Staffordshire Murderer Swanson, Peter Her Every Fear US 2017 Fiction 9780571327119 7008 There is a pain -- so utter -- It swallows substance up -- Then covers the Abyss with Trance -- So Memory can step Around -- across -- opon it -- As One within a Swoon -- Goes safely -- where an open eye -- Would drop Him -- Bone by Bone -- Dickinson, Emily US Sweterlitsch, Thomas Tomorrow and Tomorrow US 2014 Fiction 9781472214874 7009 Who stole the keeshka? Someone call a cop The Matys Brothers Swierczynski, Duane Revolver US 2016 Fiction 9780316403238 7010 Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much. Wilde, Oscar Sykes, Lucy & Piazza, Jo The Knockoff US 2015 Fiction 9780385539586 7011 In order to be irreplaceable one must always be different. Chanel, Coco Sykes, Lucy & Piazza, Jo The Knockoff US 2015 Fiction 9780385539586 7012 When you're a kid, to be someone, you have to be several people. Ajar, Emile Sylvain, Dominique Dark Angel US 2004 Fiction 9781780876047 7013 He presented his son to the men of war, recommending him as his successor and heir. Demetrios Sylvain, Dominique Dirty War US 2011 Fiction 9781780876061 7014 Nowhere and everywhere in Montreal Szalowski, Pierre Fish Change Direction in Cold Weather US 2007 Fiction 1997 9780857861627 7015 In life, there is nothing to fear and everything to understand. Curie, Marie Szalowski, Pierre Fish Change Direction in Cold Weather US 2007 Fiction 9780857861627 7016 Quicksand years that whirl me I know not whither, Your schemes, politics, fail, lines give way, substances mock and elude me, Only the theme I sing, the great and strong-possess'd soul, eludes not, One's self, must never give way -- that is the final substance -- that out of all is sure, Out of politics, triumphs, battles, life, what at last finally remains? When shows break up what but One's-Self is sure? Whitman, Walt Quicksand Years Poem US Tan, Amy The Valley of Amazement US 2013 Fiction 9780007507429 7017 We are continually living a solution to problems that reflection cannot hope to solve. Dan Berg, Van Tanweer, Silal The Scatter Here is Too Great US 2014 Fiction 9780062304414 7018 Basho told Resetsu to avoid sensational materials. If the horror of the world were the truth of the world, he said, there would be no one to say it and no one to say it to. I think he recommended describing the slightly frenzied swarming of insects near a waterfall. Hass, Robert Winged and Acid Dark Tanweer, Bilal The Scatter Here is Too Great US 2014 Fiction 9780062304414 7019 How accidentally a fate is made... or how accidental it all may seem when it is inescapable. Roth, Philip Tarkington, Ed Only Love Can Break Your Heart US 2016 Fiction 9781616203825 7020 Take care, night is approaching... Wash your hands, go on your way, to your home, to bed. Lautreamont, Comte De Maldoror Tan, Sandi The Black Isle US 2012 Fiction 9781455516544 7021 To what shall I compare my literary pursuits in India? Suppose Greek literature to be known in modern Greece only, and there to be in the hands of priests and philosophers; and suppose them to be still worshippers of Jupiter and Apollo; suppose Greece to have been conquered successively by Goths, Huns, Vandals, Tartars, and lastly by the English; then suppose a court of judicature to be established by the British parliament, at Athens, and an inquisitive Englishman to be one of the judges; suppose him to learn Greek there, which none of his countrymen knew, and to read Homer, Pindar, Plato, which no other Europeans had even heard of. Such am I in this country: substituiting Sanscrit for Greek, the Brahmans, for the priests of Jupiter, and Valmic, Vyasa, Calidasa, for Homer, Plato, Pindar. Jones, William Taseer, Aatish The Way Wings Were US 2015 Fiction 9781447272458 7022 The god of love invented the strangest arrow in the world, one that can kill you if it strikes -- and kill you if it doesn't. A Prakrit verse from the Srngaraprakasa of Bhoja Taseer, Aatish The Way Wings Were US 2015 Fiction 9781447272458 7023 In between two tall mountains there's a place they call Lonesome. Don't see why they call it Lonesome; I'm never lonesome now I live there. Converse, Connie Talkin' Like You (Two Tall Mountains) Teran, Andi Anna of California US 2015 Fiction 9780143126492 7024 And so it was I entered the broken world To trace the visionary company of love, its voice An instant in the wind (I know not whither hurled), But not for long to hold each desperate choice. Crane, Hart Tevis, Walter The Man Who Fell to Earth US 1963 Fiction 9781473213111 7025 My rider of the bright eyes, What happened you yesterday? I thought you in my heart, When I bought you your fine clothes, A man the world could not slay. O'Connell, Dark Eileen Thompson, Hunter S. The Rum Diary US 1998 Fiction 1773 7026 Darling, do you remember the man you married? Touch me, remind me who I am. Kunitz, Stanley Thomas, Matthew We Are Not Ourselves US 2014 Fiction 9781476756660 7027 We are not ourselves When nature, being oppressed, commands the mind To suffer with the body. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Thomas, Matthew We Are Not Ourselves US 2014 Fiction 9781476756660 7028 Dog into wolf, light into twilight, emptiness into waiting presence. Pynchon, Thomas Thomson, Rupert The Secrecy US 2013 Fiction 9781847081636 7029 Terror is part of me. Ryuichi, Tamura Thomson, Rupert The Secrecy US 2013 Fiction 9781847081636 7030 This city is Epidamnus while this story is being told: when another one is told it will become another town. Plautus Thompson, Sam Communion Town US 2012 Fiction 9780007454761 7031 Crown yourselves with ivy, grasp the thyrsus and do no be amazed if tigers and panthers lie down fawning at your feet. Now dare to be tragic, for you will be redeemed. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Thomas, Scarlett The Seed Collectors US 2015 Fiction 9781847679208 7032 Ah! sunflower, weary of time, Who countest the steps of the sun, Seeking after that sweet golden clime Where the traveller's journey is done; Where the youth pined away with desire, And the pale virgin shrouded in snow, Arise from their graves and aspire; Where my sunflower wishes to go. Blake, William UK Thomas, Scarlett The Seed Collectors US 2015 Fiction 9781847679208 7033 Just as there are phantom limbs there are phantom histories, histories that are severed and discarded, but linger on as thwarted possibilities and compelling nostalgias. Philips, Adam On Balance Thubron, Colin Night of Fire US 2016 Fiction 97807011831813 7034 The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God [angels] came in to the daughters of man and they bore children to them. These were the mighty men who were of old, the men of renown. Genesis 6:4 Tompkins, Mark The Last Days of Magic US 2016 Fiction 9780525429531 7035 And there we saw the Nephilim (the sons of Anak, who come from the Nephilim), and we seemed to ourselves like grasshoppers, and so we seemed to them. Numbers 13:33 Tompkins, Mark The Last Days of Magic US 2016 Fiction 9780525429531 7036 "An' they chased him 'n' never could catch him 'cause they didn't know what he looked like, an' Atticus, when they finally saw him... he was real nice..." His hands were under my chin, pulling up the cover, tucking it around me. "Most people are, Scout, when you finally see them." Lee, Harper To Kill a Mockingbird US Truong, Monique Bitter in the Mouth US 2010 Fiction 9780812981322 7037 The evil that men do lives after them. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Tucker, Neely The Ways of the Dead US 2014 Fiction 9780670016587 7038 Te women that were up there, they were living in the margins of life, they were with multiple people, they weren't really missed right away, even by their own loved ones. Whelan, Danny investigation on the Princeton Place murders UK Tucker, Neely The Ways of the Dead US 2014 Fiction 9780670016587 7039 Death is not an event in life: we do not live to experience death. If we take eternity to mean not infinite temporal duration but timelessness, then eternal life belongs to those who live in the present. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Hawks, John Twelve Spark US 2014 Fiction 9780385538671 7040 The truth does not change according to our ability to stomach it. O'Connor, Flannery US Umrigar, Thrity The Story Hour US 2014 Fiction 9780062259301 7041 I am made and remade continually. Different people draw different words from me. Woolf, Virginia UK Umrigar, Thrity The Story Hour US 2014 Fiction 9780062259301 7042 And now, O Lord, please take my life from me, for it is better for me to die than to live. And the Lord said, "Is it right for you to be angry?" Jonah 4:3-4 Updike, John Terrorist US 2006 Fiction 9780141027845 7043 Disbelief is more resistant than faith because it is sustained by the senses. Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Of Love and Other Demons Updike, John Terrorist US 2006 Fiction 9780141027845 7044 Some safer world in depths of woods embrac'd, Some happier island in the watry waste... Pope, Alexander UK Unsworth, Barry Sacred Hunger US 1991 Fiction 9780140119930 7045 We are here to awaken from the illusion of our separateness. Thich Nhat Hanh Van Booy, Simon The Illusion of Separateness US 2013 Fiction 9781780743240 7046 All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity; but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dreams with open eyes, to make it possible. Lawrence, T. E. The Seven Pillars of Wisdom: A Triumph Jemisin, N. K. The Killing Moon US 2012 Fantasy 356500764 7047 In a marriage, you had to lie, it was all a tissue of lies like a play…but living alone necessitated telling the truth. Oates, Joyce Carol Hemmingson, Michael Seven Women: An Erotic Private Investigation US 2008 Fiction 1434475646 7048 In the Third Millennium, the world changed. Climate… Nations… all were in upheaval. Humanity itself turned as violent as the planet. Civilization threatened to collapse. And then, a solution was found. The crumbling legal system was merged with the overburdened police, creating a powerful and efficient force for the People. These new guardians of Society were given the power to dispense both justice and punishment. They were police, jury and executioner. They were… …the Judges. History of the Mega-Cities James Olmeyer, III Chapter II: “Justice” 2191 Y Barett, Neal Judge Dredd US 1995 Fiction 2191 312956282 7049 If this is the best of all possible worlds, what are the others like? Voltaire Kosmatka, Ted Prophet of Bones US 2013 Fiction 805096175 7050 …a harmless, necessary cat Shakespeare, William Willis, Connie To Say Nothing of the Dog US 1997 Science Fiction, Comedy 553575384 7051 God is in the details. Flaubert, Gustav Willis, Connie To Say Nothing of the Dog US 1997 Science Fiction, Comedy 553575384 7052 "It would have been nice to start fresh without those messy old ruins,” she said. “They’re a symbol, dear,” said her friend. Panter-Down, Mollie Willis, Connie To Say Nothing of the Dog US 1997 Science Fiction, Comedy 553575384 7053 I will remember it forever, the darkness and the cold. Haisman, Edith Edith Haisman, a Titanic survivor Quote Willis, Connie Passage US 2001 Fiction 553580515 7054 “What is it like down there, Charides?” “Very dark.” “And what of return?” “All lies.” Callimachus Willis, Connie Passage US 2001 Fiction 553580515 7055 “Shut up, shut up, I am working Cape Race.” Wireless message from the Titanic, cutting off an ice warning the Californian was trying to send Willis, Connie Passage US 2001 Fiction 553580515 7056 More light! Goethe Goethe’s last words Willis, Connie Passage US 2001 Fiction 553580515 7057 Not much is impossible. Williams, Steve Industrial Light and Magic Willis, Connie Remake US 1994 Fiction 553574418 7058 The girl seems to have talent but the boy can do nothing. Vaudeville booking report on Fred Astaire Willis, Connie Remake US 1994 Fiction 553574418 7059 And lest things which should be remembered perish with time and vanish from the memory of those who are to come after us, I, seeing so many evils and the whole world, as it were, placed within the grasp of the Evil One, being myself as if among the dead, I, waiting for death, have put into writing all the things that I have witnessed. And, lest the writing should perish with the writer and the work fail with the laborer, I leave parchment to continue this work, if perchance any man survive and any of the race of Adam escape this pestilence and carry on the work which I have begun… Brother Clyn, John Willis, Connie Dooms Day US 1992 Fiction 1349 553562738 7060 What a ringer needs most is not strength but the ability to keep time… You must bring these two things together in your mind and let them rest there forever—bells and time, bells and time. Blythe, Ronald Akenfield Willis, Connie Dooms Day US 1992 Fiction 553562738 7061 Brothers, sisters, husbands, wives— Followed the Piper for their lives. From street to street he piped advancing, And step by step they followed dancing. Browning, Robert Willis, Connie Bellwether US 1996 Fiction 553562967 7062 Seriousness of mind was a prerequisite for understanding Newtonian physics. I am not convinced it is not a handicap in understanding quantum theory. Dr Gedanken Excerpt from Dr. Gedanken’s keynote address to the 1988 International Congress of Quantum Physicists Annual Meeting, Hollywood, California Willis, Connie At The Rialto US Fiction 7063 History is now and England. Eliot, T.S Four Quartets Willis, Connie Blackout US 2010 Fiction 55380319 7064 Time is the fire in which we burn. Schwartz, Delmore Willis, Connie Fire Watch US 1984 Fiction 553260456 7065 History hath triumphed over time, which besides it nothing but eternity hath triumphed over. Sir Raleigh,Walter Willis, Connie Fire Watch US 1984 Fiction 553260456 7066 It may be that life is not man’s most precious possession, after all. Certainly men can be induced to give it away very freely at times, and the terms hardly seem to make sense unless there is something about the whole business that we don’t understand. Lives are spent for very insignificant things which benefit the dead not at all—a few rods of ground in a cornfield, for instance, or temporary ownership of a little hill or a piece of windy pasture; and now and then they are simply wasted outright, with nobody gaining anything at all. Catton, Bruce Mr. Lincoln’s Army Willis, Connie Lincoln's Dreams US 1987 Fiction 553270257 7067 They bred such horses in Virginia then, Horses that were remembered after death And buried not so far from Christian ground That if their sleeping riders should arise They could not witch them from the earth again And ride a printless course along the grass With the old manage and light ease of hand. Benet, Stephen Vincent Willis, Connie Lincoln's Dreams US 1987 Fiction 553270257 7068 A look of glass stops you And you walk on shaken: was I the perceived? Did they notice me, this time, as I am, Or is it postponed again? Ashbery, John As One Put Drunk into the Packet Boat Carroll, Jonathan Voice of our Shadow US 1983 Fiction, Speculative fiction 575073675 7069 snuffle and sniff and handkerchief The doctor punched my vein The captain called me Cain Upon my belly sat the sow of fear With coins on either eye The President came by And whispered to the braid what none could hear High over where the storm Stood steadfast cruciform The golden eagle sank in wounded wheels White Negroes laughing still Crept fiercely on Brazil Turning the navies upward on their keels Now one by one the trees Stripped to their naked knees And danced upon the heaps of shrunken dead The roof of England fell Great Paris tolled her bell And China staunched her milk and wept for bread No island singly lay But lost its name that day The Ainu dived across the plunging sands From dawn to dawn to dawn King George’s birds came on Strafing the tulips from his children’s hands Thus in the classic sea Southeast from Thessaly The dynamited mermen washed ashore And tritons dressed in steel Trolled heads with rod and reel And dredged potatoes from the Aegean floor Hot is the sky and green Where Germans have been seen The moon leaks metal on the Atlantic fields Pink boys in birthday shrouds Loop lightly through the clouds Or coast the peaks of Finland on their shields That prophet year by year Lay still but could not hear Where scholars tapped to find his new remains Gog and Magog ate pork In vertical New York And war began next Wednesday on the Danes. Shapiro, Karl Barnes, John Daybreak Zero US 2011 Fiction 441019757 7070 Year after year On the monkey’s face A monkey face Basho Link, Kelly Get in Trouble: Stories US 2015 Fiction 804179689 7071 Our enemies will first assail the health of our commerce, throwing up this objection and that to innovative methods and approaches designed to expand our prosperity, and thus our freedom. Their oldfashioned clinging to obsolete ideas only signals their extinction. In the end, we must pity them: we are going forward with joy and hope; they are being left behind, mired in fear. Alton , Bernard "Ed" A Taskbook for the New Nation Saunders, George In Persuasion Nation US 2006 Fiction, Anthology 159448242X 7072 So I saw in my dream that the man began to run. Now, he had not run far from his own door, but his wife and children perceiving it, began to cry after him to return; but the man put his fingers in his ears, and ran on, crying, "Life! life! eternal life!" Bunyan, John The Pilgrim's Progress Gates, David Preston Falls US 1998 Fiction 679756434 7073 For he said unto him, Come out of the man, thou unclean spirit. And he asked him, What is thy name? And he answered, saying, My name is Legion: for we are many. Mark 5:8–9 Bible Gates, David The Wonders of the Invisible World US 1999 Fiction 575068248 7074 There is something at work in my soul, which I do not understand. Shelley, Mary Frankenstein Gates, David A Hand Reached Down to Guide Me US 2015 Fiction 385351534 7075 Television isn’t something you watch. Television is something you appear on. Westlake, Donald E Get Real US 2009 Fiction 446178608 7076 As the I Ching says: Difficulty at the beginning works supreme success. This is no time for levity — Oliver Hardy This is no time for levity. Hmp! — Stan Laurel, in agreement Westlake , Donald E What's The Worst That Could Happen? US 1996 Fiction 446604712 7077 It was written I should be loyal to the nightmare of my choice. Conrad, Joseph Heart of Darkness Crumley, James One to Count Cadence US 1969 Fiction 330324500 7078 And I will call for a sword against him throughout all my mountains, saith the Lord: Every man's sword shall be against his brother. Thus will I magnify myself, and sanctify myself; and I will be known in the eyes of many nations, and they shall know that I am the Lord. Ezekiel 38:21,23 Bible Crumley, James One to Count Cadence US 1969 Fiction 330324500 7079 Fuck 'em all but nine - Six for pallbearers, Two for roadguards, And one to count cadence. Old Army Prayer Crumley, James One to Count Cadence US 1969 Fiction 330324500 7080 If thou art indeed my father, then thou hast stained thy sword in the lifeblood of thy son. And thou didst it of thine own obstinacy. For I sought to turn thee into love… Shahnameh George, Elizabeth Careless in Red US 2008 Fiction 61160873 7081 …and if you gaze for long into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. Nietszche George, Elizabeth With No One As Witness US 2005 Fiction 60545615 7082 Of all affliction taught a lover yet, 'Tis sure the hardest science to forget! How shall I lose the sin, yet keep the sense, And love the offender, yet detest th' offence? How the dear object from the crime remove, Or how distinguish penitence from love? Pope, Alexander George, Elizabeth A Suitable Vengeance US 1991 Fiction 553384821 7083 —Better authentic mammon than a bogus god. MacNeice, Louis George, Elizabeth What Came Before He Shot Her US 2006 Fiction 60545623 7084 How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is To have a thankless child! Shakespeare, William King Lear George, Elizabeth In Pursuit of the Proper Sinner US 1991 Fiction 553575104 7085 The world is still deceived with ornament. In law, what plea so tainted and corrupt But, being season’d with a gracious voice, Obscures the show of evil? Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice George, Elizabeth Just One Evil Act US 2013 Fiction 1444706004 7086 Good people are always so sure they’re right. Graham, Barbara Barbara Graham, on entering California’s gas chamber, where she was executed, some say unjustly, June 3, 1955. (Quoted in Until You Are Dead: The Book of Executions by Frederick Drimmer) Quote Klavan, Andrew True Crime US 1995 Fiction 751535060 7087 I’ll tell you briefly what I think about newspapermen: the hand of God, reaching down into the mire, couldn’t elevate one of them to the depths of degradation. Hecht, Ben Nothing Sacred. Screenplay by Ben Hecht. Klavan, Andrew True Crime US 1995 Fiction 751535060 7088 CAREERGUIDANCE101: Big ops, big risks Small ops, small risks No ops, no risks. Hand-lettered sign posted outside a cubicle in the CTC (Counterterrorist Center) at CIA headquarters, spring 2003 Weisman, John Direct Action US 2005 Fiction 60758252 7089 The centuries recede, and the legend of Hari Seldon grows: the brilliant man, wise man, sad man who charted the course of the human future in the old Empire. But revisionist views prosper, and cannot always be easily dismissed. To understand Seldon, we are sometimes tempted to refer to apocrypha, myths, even fairy tales from those distant times. We are frustrated by the contradictions of incomplete documents and what amount to hagiographies. This we know without reference to the revisionists: that Seldon was brilliant, Seldon was key. But Seldon was neither saint nor divinely inspired prophet, and of course, he did not act alone. The most pervasive myths involve… Encyclopedia Galactica, 117th Edition, 1054 F.E. Y Bear, Greg Foundation and Chaos US 1998 Novel, Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 1857237366 7090 A day on Mars is a little longer than a day on Earth: 24 hours and 40 minutes. A year on Mars is less than two Earth years: 686 Earth days, or 668 Martian days. Mars is 6,787 kilometers in diameter, compared to Earth’s 12,756 kilometers. Its gravitational acceleration is 3.71 meters per second squared, or just over one-third of Earth’s. The atmospheric pressure at the surface of Mars averages 5.6 millibars, about one-half of one percent of Earth’s. The atmosphere is largely composed of carbon dioxide. Temperatures at the “datum” or reference surface level (there is no “sea level,” as there are presently no seas) vary from -130° to +27° Celsius. An unprotected human on the surface of Mars would very likely freeze within minutes, but first would die of exposure to the near-vacuum. If this unfortunate human survived freezing and low pressure, and found a supply of oxygen to breathe, she would still be endangered by high levels of radiation from the sun and elsewhere. After Earth, Mars is the most hospitable planet in the Solar System. Bear, Greg Moving Mars US 1993 Novel, Fiction, Science Fiction, Speculative fiction 765318237 7091 America’s a cruel country. There’s a whole lot of people would just as soon stomp you like an ant. Listen to talk radio. Plenty of dummies, damned few ventriloquists. Anonymous Anonymous Postings, ALT.NEWCHILD.FAM Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7092 There’s a wolf snarl behind the picnics and Boy Scout badges Anonymous Anonymous Postings, ALT.NEWCHILD.FAM Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7093 They want to kill our kids. Lord help us all. Anonymous Anonymous Postings, ALT.NEWCHILD.FAM Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7094 Citing ‘severe threats to national security,’ Emergency Action this week has requested of the U.S. Justice Department the authority to hack and shut down SHEVA parent Web sites and even e-journals and newspapers guilty of spreading inaccurate information—‘lies’—against EMAC and the U.S. government. Some parent advocacy groups complain this is already the norm. Mid-level Justice Department officials have passed the request along to the office of the attorney general for further legal review, according to sources who wish to remain anonymous. Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7095 Some legal experts say that even legitimate newspaper sites could be hacked or shut down without warning should approval be granted, and the granting of such approval is likely in itself to be kept secret. Seattle Times-PI Online Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7096 God had nothing to do with making these children. I don’t care what you think about creationism or evolution, we’re on our own now. Withey, Owen Creation Science News Bear, Greg Darwin's Children US 2002 Fiction, Speculative fiction 345448367 7097 What he will he does, and does so much That proof is call'd impossibility. Troilus and Cressida Moore, Ward Bring the Jubilee US 1953 Fiction, Alternate history 1857987640 7098 It is always the puzzle of the nature of time that brings our thoughts to a standstill. And if time is so fundamental that an understanding of its true nature is for ever beyond our reach, then so also in all probability is a decision in the age-long controversy between determination and free will. Jeans, James The Mysterious Universe Moore, Ward Bring the Jubilee US 1953 Fiction, Alternate history 1857987640 7099 Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines. Shakespeare, William UK Van Booy, Simon Father's Day US 2016 Fiction 9780062408945 7100 Each one of us is, successively, not one but many. And these successive personalities that emerge one from the other tend to present the strangest, most astonishing contrasts among themselves. Rodo, Enrique Jose Motives of Proteus Vargas Llosa, Mario The Dream of the Celt US 2010 Fiction 9780374143466 7101 You know where you are with Floor collapsing, floating Bouncing back and One day I am gonna grow wings. Radiohead Let Down Song Varcas, Cyn On the Way US 2015 Fiction 9781940430478 7102 Our beautiful task is to imagine there is a labyrinth and a thread. Borges, Jorge Luis The Fable's Thread Vargas Llosa, Mario The Discreet Hero US 2013 Fiction 9780571310715 7103 You know, sometimes -- for a long time at a stretch -- it's like it hadn't happened. Not to me. Maybe to somebody else, but not to me. Then I remember, and when I first remember I say, no, it could not have happened to me. Warren, Robert Penn All the King's Men Waite, Urban Sometimes the Wolf US 2014 Fiction 9780062216915 7104 I am like a small creature swallowed whole by a monster, she thought, and the monster feels my tiny little movements inside. Jackson, Shirley The Haunting of Hill House Waltens, Damien Angelica Paper Tigers US 2016 Fiction 9781940430577 7105 In another moment down went Alice after it, never once considering how in the world she was to get out again. Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Waltens, Damien Angelica Paper Tigers US 2016 Fiction 9781940430577 7106 She waited for a few minutes to see if she was going to shrink any further: she felt a little nervous about this; "for it might end, you know," said Alice to herself, "in my going out altogether, like a candle. I wonder what I should be like then?" Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Walker, Sarai Dietland US 2015 Fiction 9780544373433 7107 The pure and simple truth is rarely pure and never simple. Wilde, Oscar UK Walls, Jeanette The Silver Star US 2013 Fiction 9781476744049 7108 You are my sunshine My only sunshine. You make me happy When skies are gray, You'll never know, dear, How much I love you. Please don't take my sunshine away. Davis, Jimmie Song US Walsh, M. O. My Sunshine Away US 2015 Fiction 9780341004067 7109 We tend to take the speech of a Chinese for inarticulate gurling. Someone who understands Chinese will recognize language in what he hears. Similarly I often cannot discern the humanity in a man. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Culture and Value Walker, Casey Last Days in Shanghai US 2014 Fiction 9781619024304 7110 Our identity is a dream. We are process, not reality, for reality is an illusion of the daylight -- the light of our particular day. Eiseley, Loren Walbert, Kate The Sunken Cathedral US 2015 Fiction 9781476799322 7111 The ancient Romans built their greatest masterpieces of architectures for wild beasts to fight in. Voltaire The Complete Letters Walter, Jess Beautiful Ruins US 2012 Fiction 9780061928123 7112 Cleopatra: I will not have love as my master. Marc Antony: Then you will not have love. Cleopatra Film Walter, Jess Beautiful Ruins US 2012 Fiction 1963 9780061928123 7113 [Dick] Cavett's four great interviews with Richard Burton were done in 1980... Burton, fifty-four at the time, and already a beautiful ruin, was mesmerizing. Menand, Louis "Talk Story", The New Yorker Walter, Jess Beautiful Ruins US 2012 Fiction 2010 9780061928123 7114 Passionate hatred can give meaning and purpose to an empty life. Hoffer, Eric Walters, Minette The Cellar US 2015 Fiction 9780099594642 7115 The light seems somehow brighter brought to rest... shimmering at my fingertips, so close I've to reach for it, the twice-bent gleam that passes in the swirl my reaching makes. Watts, Bob The Light at Hinkson Creek Watts, Stephanie Powell No one is Coming to Save Us US 2017 Fiction 9780062472984 7116 The world couldn't exist without madmen. Maimonides Wiesel, Elie Twilight US 1987 Fiction 9780241963678 7117 "And who, I said, "was his father, and who his mother?" Plato Symposium Greece Wieringa, Tommy Caesarion US 2009 Fiction 9781846272547 7118 If an intelligence, at a given instant, knew all the forces that animate nature and the position of each constituent being, if moreover, this intelligence were sufficiently great to submit these data to analysis, it could embrace in the same formula the movements of the greatest bodies in the universe and those of the smallest atoms: to this intelligence nothing would be uncertain, and the future, as the past, would be present to its eyes. Laplace, Pierre-Simon Wilson, Daniel H. Robogenesis US 2014 Fiction 1814 9780385537094 7119 We were a large family once, you recall, a large and happy family. Jackson, Shirley We Have Always Lived in the Castle Wilson, Kevin Perfect Little World US 2017 Fiction 9780062450326 7120 We are the gardeners who might have been the garden. Couch, Leigh Anne Obsolescence Wilson, Kevin Perfect Little World US 2017 Fiction 9780062450326 7121 Man the sum of his climatic experiences FAther said. Man the sum of what have you. A problem in impure properties carried tediously to an unvarying nil: stalemate of dust and desire. Faulkner, William Williams, Conrad Dust and Desire US 2010 Fiction 9781783295630 7122 The Knight looked surprise... "What does it matter where my body happens to be?" he said. "My mind goes on working all the same." Carroll, Lewis Alice Through the Looking Glass Novel UK Y Williams, Nigel R. I. P. US 2015 Fiction 9781472118165 7123 There can be no greater admiration than that of the husband... to return and find, as he had hoped, that his own wife has met the test of keeping up her end of things. The Army Officer's Guide (20th Edition) Williams, Andria The Longest Night US 2016 Fiction 1954 9780812997743 7124 A good Land fall is when we fall just with our reckoning, if otherwise a bad Land fall. Captain Smith, John A Sea Grammar Williams, Naomi J. Land Falls US 2015 Fiction 1627 9781408705766 7125 Exultation is the going Of an inland soul to sea, Past the houses -- past the headlands -- Into deep Eternity -- Bred as we, among the mountains, Can the sailor understand The divine intoxication Of the first league out from land? Dickinson, Emily US Williams, Naomi J. Land Falls US 2015 Fiction 9781408705766 7126 A man finds his shipwrecks, tells himself the necessary stories. Dunn, Stephen "Odysseus's Secret", Different Hours Williams, Naomi J. Land Falls US 2015 Fiction 9781408705766 7127 The house is the same size as the world; or rather, it is the world. Borges, Jorge Luis The House of Asterion Wiles, Will The Way Inn US 2014 Fiction 9780007545551 7128 Past fifty, we learn with surprise and a sense of suicidal absolution that what we intended and failed could never have happened -- and must be done better. Lowell, Robert For Sheridan Winterson, Jeanette The Gap of Time US 2015 Fiction 9781781090299 7129 Even for Voltaire, the supreme rationalist, a purely rational suicide was something prodigious and slightly grotesque, like a comet or a two-headed sheep. Alvarez, A. The Savage God: A Study of Suicide Winters, Ben The Last Policeman US 2012 Fiction 9781594745768 7130 And there's a slow, slow train comin', up around the bend. Dylan, Bob Slow Train Song Winters, Ben The Last Policeman US 2012 Fiction 9781594745768 7131 they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. Isaiah 40:31 Winton, Tim Eyrie US 2013 Fiction 9780374151348 7132 To remain silent and indifferent is the greatest sin of all. Wiesel, Elie Witterick, J. L. My Mother's Secret US 2013 Fiction 9780399168543 7133 Tis the gift to be simple. 'Tis the gift to be free. 'Tis the gift to come down where you want to be. And when you find yourself in the place just right You will be in the Valley of Love and Delight. Shaker Hymn Woodroof, Martha Small Blessings US 2014 Fiction 9781259949527 7134 Decide that you want it more than you are afraid of it. Cosby, Bill (attributed) US Woodroof, Martha Small Blessings US 2014 Fiction 9781259949527 7135 Loss it not the end. It's simply an invitation to change. Woodruff, Lee Those We Love Most US 2012 Fiction 9781401341787 7136 If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts, he shall end in certainties. Sir Bacon, Francis UK Y Wood, Benjamin The Bellwether Revivals US 2012 Fiction 9780857206961 7137 When I dipt into the future far as human eye could see; Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be. -- Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight dropping down with costly bales; Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and there rain'd a ghastly dew From the nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue... Lord Tennyson, Alfred UK Wright, John C. The Hermetic Millennia US 2012 Fiction 9780765329288 7138 Prospero: A devil, a born devil, on whose nature Nurture can never stick; on whom my pains, Humanely taken, all, all lost, quite lost; And as with age his body uglier grows, So his mind cankers. I will plague them all, Even to roaring. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Yanagihara, Hanya The People in the Trees US 2013 Fiction 9780385536783 7139 Know this: we continue. Two Thousand Seasons Armah, Ayi Kwei Yejide, Morowa Time of the Locust US 2014 Fiction 9781476731353 7140 Sister -- if all this is true, what could I do, or undo? Sophocles Antigone Greece Young, Heather The Lost Girls US 2016 Fiction 9780062456601 7141 To say nothing is out here is incorrect; to say the desert is stingy with everything except space and light, stone and earth is closer to the truth. William Least Heat-Moon Young, Heather The Shimmering Road US 2017 Fiction 9780399174018 7142 Joy, warm as the joy that shipwrecked sailors feel when they catch sight of the land... only a few escape, swimming and struggling out of the frothing surf to reach the shore, their bodies crusted with salt but buoyed up with joy as they plant their feet on solid ground again, spared a deadly fate. So joyous now to her the sight of her husband, vivid in her gaze, that her white arms, embracing his neck, would never for a moment let him go... The Odyssey (trans. Fagles) Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome US 2014 Fiction 9780007361472 7143 I knew that I was more than the something which had been looking out all that day upon the visible earth adn thinking and speaking and tasting friendship. Somewhere -- close at hand in that rosy thicket or far off beyond the ribs of sunset -- I was gathered up with an immortal company, where I and poet and lover and flower and cloud and star were equals, as all the little leaves were equal ruffling before the gusts, or sleeping and carved out of the silentness. And in that company I learned that I am something which no fortune can touch, whether I be soon to die or long years away. Things will happen which will trample and pierce, but I shall go on, something that is here and there like the wind, something unconquerable, something not to be separated from the dark earth and the light sky, a strong citizen of infinity and eternity. The confidence and ease had become a deep joy; I knew that I could not do without the Infinite; nor the Infinite without me. Thomas, Edward "The Stile" Light and Twilight Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome US 2014 Fiction 9780007361472 7144 It has taken me some ten years for my blood to recover. Graves, Robert Goodbye to All That Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome US 2014 Fiction 9780007361472 7145 I paid for my betrayal but then I didn't know you were gone forever and that i would be dark Herbet, Zbigniew Zander, Joakim The Believer US 2015 Fiction 9780062337252 7146 Let us all be from somewhere. Let us tell each other everything we can. Hicok, Bob A Primer Zancan, Caroline Local Girls US 2015 Fiction 9781594633645 7147 All of them had restlessness in common. Steinbeck, John East of Eden Novel US Zancan, Caroline Local Girls US 2015 Fiction 9781594633645 7148 Out of this universal feast of death, out of this extremity of fever, kindling the rain washed evening sky to a fiery glow, may it be that Love one day shall mount? Mann, Thomas The Magic Mountain Zelitch, Simone Judenstart US 2016 Fiction 9780765382962 7149 When you leave a graveside, you mustn't look back. Ansky, S. The Dybbuk Zelitch, Simone Judenstaat US 2016 Fiction 9780765382962 7150 These arabeques that mysteriously embody mathematical truths only glimpsed by a very few -- how beautiful, how exquisite -- no matter that they were the threshing and thrashing of a drowning man. Laing, R. D. The Politics of Experience Self, Will Phone US 2017 Fiction 9780670918591 7151 Wither are fled the charms of vernal grace, and joy's wild gleams that lighten'd o'er thy face? Youth of tumultuous foul, and haggard eye! Thy wafted form, thy hurried steps I view: On thy cold forehead starts the anguishe'd dew; And dreadful was that bosom-rending fight. Coleridge Summersett, Henry Madmen of the Mountain US 1799 Fiction 7152 " Let us consider that youth is of no long duration ; and that " in maturer age, when the enchantments of fancy shall cease, " and phantoms of delight no more dance about us, we shall " have no comfort but ths esteem of wise men, and the mean* " of doing good " Helme, Elizabeth Instructive Rambles in London US 1800 Fiction 7153 " Lot us consider that youth is of no long duration ; and that " in maturcr age, when the enchantments of fancy shall cease, " and phantoms of delight no more dance about us, we shall " have no comfort but ths esteem of wise men, and the mean* " of doing good " Milton Helme, Elizabeth Clara and Emmeline US 1788 Fiction 7154 Tbt first Years of Man must make provision for the las!.- He that never thinks can never be wise." Helme, Elizabeth The Fruits of Reflectionl or, Moral remembrances on various subjects US 1809 Fiction 7155 " Amid the roses fierce Repentance rears Her snaky crest : a quick returning pang Shoots through the conscious heart- where honour still. And great design, against the oppressive load Of luxury, by fits impatient, heave." . - Helme, Elizabeth The Wilds of Strathnavern US 1821 Fiction 7156 Helme, Elizabeth US Fiction 7157 When Perdikkas asked him at what times he wished to have divine honours paid him, he answered that he wished it done when they themselves were happy. These were the last words of the King. Quintus Curtis Renault, Mary Fire From Heaven US 1969 Fiction 9781405526203 7158 Ere the bat hath flown His cloister'd flight; ere to black Hecate's summons, The shard-born beetle, with his drowsy hums, Hath rung night's yawning peal, there shall be done A deed of dreadful note. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Radcliffe, Ann The Romance of the Forest US 1791 Fiction 7159 Fate fits on these dark battlements, and frowns, And, as the portals open to receive me, Her voice, in fullen echoes through the courts, Tells of a namless deed. Radcliffe, Ann The Mysteries of Udolpho, A Romance US 1794 Fiction 7160 Amidst the woods the leopard knows his kind; The tyger preys not on the tyger brood; Man only is the common foe of man. Godwin, William Things As They Are; or The Adventures of Caleb Williams US 1794 Fiction 7161 Nefcis, infane, nefcis, quantas vires virtus habcat. Quam illa ardentes amores excitaret fui, fi videretur. Maxims auten culpa in eo eft, qui, et veritatem afpernatur et in fraudem obfequio impellitur. Affentatio vitiorum adjutrix, procul amoveatur; que, non modo amico, fed ne libero quidem digna eft. Bage, Robert Hermsprong; or Man As He is Not US 1796 Fiction 7162 The preceptions of persons in retirement are very different from those of people in the great world: their passions, being differently modified, are differently expressed; their imaginations, constantly impressed by the same objects, are more violently affected. The same small number of images continually return, mix with every idea, and create those strange and false notions, so remarkable in people who spend their lives in solitude. Rosseau Hays, Mary Memoirs of Emma Courtney US 1796 Fiction 7163 Somnia, terrores magicos, miracula, sagas, Nocturnos lemures, portentaque. Hor. Lewis, Matthew Gregory The Monk: A Romance US 1796 Fiction 7164 Fear on guilt attends, and deeds of darkness; The virtuous breast never knows it. Havard "Mrs Carver" The Old Woman US 1800 Fiction 7165 Mountain grog seller and river gambler, Generous Sport and border jackal, blackleg braggart and coonskin roisterer, Long Knives from Kentucky and hatchet-men from New York, bondsmen, brokers, and bounty jumpers – right from the go it was a broker's town, and the brokers run it yet. Algren, Nelson Sakey, Marcus At The City's Edge US 2009 Fiction 312360320 7166 There was something seriously wrong with the world for which neither God nor His absence could be blamed. McEwan, Ian Amsterdam Sakey, Marcus The Amateurs US 2009 Fiction 525951261 7167 The blade itself incites to violence. Homer Sakey, Marcus The Blade Itself US 2007 Fiction 312360312 7168 LATELY MUCH HAS BEEN MADE of Dr. Eugene Bryce and his study of the so-called “brilliants,” that percentage of children born since 1980 with exceptional abilities. While the full scope of their gifts is unknown, it’s clear that something remarkable has happened: savants are being born not once in a generation, but every hour of every day. Historically, the term “savant” was generally paired with another word, to form an unkind but not inaccurate phrase: idiot savant. Those rare individuals with superhuman gifts were generally crippled in some way. Broken geniuses, they were able to recreate the London skyline after only a moment’s glance, yet unable to order a cup of tea; able to intuit string theory or noncommutative geometry and yet be baffled by their mother’s smile. It was as though evolution was maintaining equilibrium, giving here, taking there. However, this is not the case with the “brilliants.” Dr. Bryce estimates that as many as one in a hundred children born since 1980 have these advantages, and that these children are otherwise statistically normal. They are smart, or not. Social, or not. Talented, or not. In other words, apart from their wondrous gifts, they are exactly as children have been since the dawn of man. Perhaps unsurprisingly, public discussion has focused on cause. Where did these children come from? Why now? Will this continue on forever, or will it end as abruptly as it began? But there’s a more important issue. A question with shattering implications. A question that is on the tip of our collective tongues, and yet that we do not discuss—perhaps because we fear the answer. What will happen when these children grow up? Excerpted from the New York Times, Opinion Pages, December 12, 1986 Sakey, Marcus Brilliance US 2013 Fiction 1611099692 7169 The story of siblings is the story of childhood, Experienced separately and together, one tree Twisting in different directions, roots and branches, One piece of land divided into parcels, Acres and half-acres, parts of a subdivision, Memories carved into official and unofficial versions. Hirsch, Edward Siblings Spiegelman, Peter Red Cat US 2007 Fiction 307263169 7170 There are three emergency exits on this aircraft. Take a few moments now to locate the closest one. Please note that, in some cases, the nearest exit may be behind you. Steinhauer, Olen The Nearest Exit US 2010 Fiction 312622872 7171 Who is this coming up from the desert… … stern as death is love, relentless as the nether world is devotion; its flames are a blazing fire. The Song of Songs Corbett, David The Devil’s Redhead US Fiction 7172 Sin ti No hay clemencia en mi dolor Corbett, David Do They Know I'm Running US 2010 Fiction 812977556 7173 My beautiful ship O my memory Have we sailed far enough In waters bad to drink Have we sailed far enough From the beautiful dawn to the sad evening! Apollinaire Sallis, James Ghost of a Flea US 2001 Fiction, Mystery 802776817 7174 One certainly has a soul; but how it came to allow itself to be enclosed in a body is more than I can imagine. I only know if once mine gets out, I'll have a bit of tussle before I let it get in again to that of any other. Lord Byron Swierczynski, Duane Secret Dead Men US 2005 Fiction 1930997590 7175 Che sempre l’omo in cui pensier rampolla sovra pensier, da sé dilunga il segno perché la foga l’un de l’altro insolla. Dante Purgatorio, canto 5, lines 16–18 Swierczynski, Duane Fun and Games US 2011 Fiction 316133280 7176 You’re the type of guy that gets suspicious I’m the type of guy that says, “The puddin is delicious." LL Cool J I’m That Kind of Guy Swierczynski, Duane Fun and Games US 2011 Fiction 316133280 7177 It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Popular Saying Swierczynski, Duane Fun and Games US 2011 Fiction 316133280 7178 Ma prima avea ciascun la lingua stretta coi denti, verso lor duca, per cenno; ed elli avea del cul fatto trombetta. Dante Inferno, canto 21, lines 137–39 Swierczynski, Duane Hell and Gone US 2011 Fiction 316133299 7179 Save me darlin’ I am down but I am far from over Stallone, Frank Swierczynski, Duane Hell and Gone US 2011 Fiction 316133299 7180 She had crossed to the other side. She was part of the land. She was wearing her culottes, her pink sweater, and a necklace of human tongues. O'Brien, Tim The Things They Carried Swierczynski, Duane Hell and Gone US 2011 Fiction 316133299 7181 It was a blonde. A blonde to make a bishop kick a hole in a stained-glass window. Chandler, Raymond Swierczynski, Duane The Blonde US 2006 Fiction 312343795 7182 Pleasure doing business with you. Anonymous Swierczynski, Duane Severance Package US 2008 Fiction 312343809 7183 I didn’t reform, I lost my nerve. I still think it’s sensible to want money and if you want money it has to be sensible to go where they have it and make them give you some. Al Nussbaum Swierczynski, Duane The Wheelman US 2005 Fiction 312343787 7184 WELL— SO IT GOES: TIME HITS THE HARDEST BLOWS. March, Joseph Moncure Swierczynski, Duane Expiration Date US 2010 Fiction 31236340 7185 The ways of God in Nature, as in Providence, are not as our ways; nor are the models that we frame any way commensurate to the vastness, profundity, and unsearchableness of His works, which have a depth in them greater than the well of Democritus. Glanville, Joseph Poe, Edgar Allan A Descent into the Maelström US 1841 Adventure 7186 What chance, good lady, hath bereft you thus? Comus Poe, Edgar Allan A Predicament US 1838 Parody 7187 Intensos rigidam in frontem ascendere canos Passus erat Lucan a bristly bore. Translation Poe, Edgar Allan A Tale of Jerusalem US 1832 Humour 7188 Dicebant mihi sodales, si sepulchrum amicae visitarem, curas meas aliquantulum fore levatas. Zaiat, Ebn Poe, Edgar Allan Berenice US 1835 Horror 7189 Quand un bon vin meuble mon estomac Je suis plus savant que Balzac- Plus sage que Pibrac; Mon brass seul faisant l'attaque De la nation Coseaque, La mettroit au sac; De Charon je passerois le lac En dormant dans son bac, J'irois au fier Eac, Sans que mon coeur fit tic ni tac, Premmer du tabac. French Vaudeville Poe, Edgar Allan Bon-Bon US 1832 Humour 7190 Chacun a ses vertus. Crebillon Xerxes Poe, Edgar Allan Four Beasts in One US 1836 Humour 7191 In the name of the prophets—figs!! Cry of Turkish fig-peddler. Poe, Edgar Allan How to Write a Blackwood Article US 1838 Parody 7192 The gods do bear and will allow in kings The things which they abhor in rascal routes. Buckhurst Tragedy of Ferrex and Porrex Poe, Edgar Allan King Pest US 1835 Horror / Humor 7193 nd the will therein lieth, which dieth not. Who knoweth the mysteries of the will, with its vigor? For God is but a great will pervading all things by nature of its intentness. Man doth not yield himself to the angels, nor unto death utterly, save only through the weakness of his feeble will. Glanville, Joseph Poe, Edgar Allan Ligeia US 1838 Horror 7194 O Breathe not, etc. Moore's Melodies Poe, Edgar Allan Loss of Breath US 1832 Humour 7195 Pestis eram vivus—moriens tua mors ero. Luther, Martin Poe, Edgar Allan Metzengerstein US 1832 Horror, Satire 7196 Αυτό χατ 'αυτά μετ' αύτοϋ μονοειδές α'ιεί φν. Plato Symposium Poe, Edgar Allan Morella US 1835 Horror 7197 Qui n'a plus qu'un moment a vivre N'aplus rien a dissimuler. Quinault Atys Poe, Edgar Allan MS. Found in a Bottle US 1833 Adventure 7198 Slid, if these be your "passados" and "montantes," I'll have none o' them. Knowles, Ned Poe, Edgar Allan Mystification US 1837 Humour 7199 Yea, though I walk through the valley of the Shadow: Psalm of David Bible Poe, Edgar Allan Shadow US 1835 Horror 7200 Stay for me there! I will not fail To meet thee in that hollow vale. King, Henry Exequy on the death of his wife, by Henry King, Bishop of Chichester. Poe, Edgar Allan The Assignation US 1834 Horror 7201 Method is the soul of business. Old Saying Poe, Edgar Allan The Business Man US 1840 Humour 7202 Πυρ σοι προσοισω -- I will bring fire to thee. Euripides Androm Poe, Edgar Allan The Conversation of Eiros and Charmion US 1839 Science Fiction 7203 Nullus enim locus sine genio est. Servius Poe, Edgar Allan The Island of the Fay US 1841 Fantasy 7204 Pleurez, pleurez, mes yeux, et fondez vous en eau! La moitie de ma vie a mis l'autre au tombeau. Corneille Poe, Edgar Allan The Man That Was Used Up US 1839 Satire 7205 mpiatortorum longos hic turba furores Sanguinisinnocui, non satiata, aluit. Sospitenunc patria, fracto nunc funeris antro, Morsubi dira fuit vita salusque patent. Poe, Edgar Allan The Pit and the Pendulum US 1842–1843 Horror 7206 Nil sapientiae odiosius acumine nimio. Seneca Poe, Edgar Allan The Purloined Letter US 1844–1845 Detective Fiction 7207 Truth is stranger than fiction. Old Saying Poe, Edgar Allan The Thousand-and-Second Tale of Scheherazade US 1845 Humour 7208 What say of it? what say of CONSCIENCE grim, That spectre in my path? Chamberlayne Pharronida Poe, Edgar Allan William Wilson US 1839 Horror 7209 No man is an island, entire of itself. Donne Queen, Ellery Cop Out US Fiction 1624 7210 The graves a fine and private place. Marvell, Andrew To His Coy Mistress Queen, Ellery A Fine and Private Place US 1971 Fiction, Mystery 754047946 7211 So is the womb Whalley, George Poetic Process Queen, Ellery A Fine and Private Place US 1971 Fiction, Mystery 754047946 7212 I might paraphrase that interesting observation in Schlegel's Athenaeum goes: ‘Der Historiker ist ein riickwarts gekehrter Prophet/ by pointing out that: ‘The detective is a prophet looking backwards' Or Carlyle’s more subtle observation about history by agreeing that: The process of detection (as opposed to History ) is ‘a distillation of rumor.’ Excerpt from an Anonymous Article in Esoterica Americana, Attributed by Some to Matsoyuma Tahukiy the Noted Japanese Authority on the Occident. Queen, Ellery The Chinese Orange Mystery US 1934 Fiction, Mystery 451087593 7213 We Navajo understand Coyote is always waiting out there, just out of sight. And Coyote is always hungry. Etcitty, Alex Alex Etcitty, born to the Water Is Close People Hillerman, Tony Skinwalkers US 1986 Fiction, Mystery 61000175 7214 VANISHING POINT 1. a point of disappearance, cessation, or extinction 2. (in the study of perspective in art) that point toward which receding parallel lines appear to converge Random House Unabridged Dictionary, 2nd edition Muller, Marcia Vanishing Point US 2006 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 892968052 7215 Thus communed these ; while to their lowly dome, The full-fed swine returned with evening home ; Compelled, reluctant, to the several sties, With din obstreperous, and ungrateful cries. Pope, Alexander The Odyssey Scott, Walter Ivanhoe: A Romance US 1822 Fiction, Romance 7216 For why? Because the good old rule Sufficeth them; the simple plan, That they should take who have the power, And they should keep who can. Wordsworth Rob Boy's grave Scott, Walter Rob Boy US 1817 Fiction 7217 Master, go on ; and I will follow thee, To the last gasp, with truth and loyalty. As You Like It Scott, Walter Redgauntlet US 1824 Fiction 7218 Hear, Land o’ Cakes and brither Scots, Frac Maidenkirk to Johnny Greats’, lf ther0’s a hole in a‘ your coats, I rede ye tentit; A chie1’s amang you takin’ notes, An’ faith he’1l prent it! Burns Scott, Walter The Bride of Lammermoor US 1858 Fiction 7219 Rescue or none, Sir Knight, I am your captive ; Deal with me what your nobleness suggests — Thinking the chance of war may one day place you Where I must now be reckon'd — i' the roll Of melancholy prisoners. Scott, Walter Quentin Durward US 1823 Fiction 7220 The witch then raised her wither'd arm, And waved her wand on high, And, while she spoke the mutter'd charm, Dark lightning fiU'd her eye. Meikle. Scott, Walter The Pirate US 1822 Fiction 7221 Hear, Land o' Cakes and brither Scots, Frae Maidenkirk to Jonny Groats', If there's a hole in a' your coats, I rede ye tent it, A chiel's amang you takin' notes. An' faith he'll prent it. Burns Scott, Walter Old Morality US 1816 Fiction 7222 Can no rest find me, no private place secure me, But still my miseries like bloodhounds haunt me ? Unfortunate young man, which way now guides thee, Guides thee from death? The country's laid around for thee— Women Pleated. Scott, Walter Guy Mannering US 1817 Fiction 7223 " A prudence undeceiving, undecciv'd, " That nor too little, nor too much believ'd ; " That scorn'd unjust Suspicion's coward fear, " And without weakness knew to be sincere." Lord Lyttelton Monody on his Wife Edgeworth, Maria Belinda US 1811 Fiction 7224 II cieco scoglio E quel ch'inganna i marinari ancora Piu saggi. Chi non sa finger 1'amico, Non e fiero uemico." Edgeworth, Maria Leonora US 1806 Fiction 7225 The business of Education, in respect of knowledge, is not, as I think, to perfect a learner In all or any one of the sciences ; but to give his mind that disposition, and those habits, that may enable him to attain any part of knowledge he shall Btand in need of in the future course of his life. Locke Edgeworth, Maria Harry and Lucy Concluded: Being the Last Part of Early Lessons US 1825 Fiction 7226 “And since in man right reason bears the sway, Let that frail thing, weak woman, have her way.” Pope, Alexander Edgeworth, Maria Modern Griselda US 1805 Fiction 7227 Summos posse viros, & magna exempla daturos, Vervecum in patria, crassoque sub aëre nasci ! Edgeworth, Maria Essay on Irish Bulls US 1802 Fiction 7228 “Que faites-vous à Potzdam? demandois-je un jour au prince Guillaume. Monsieur, me répondit-il," nous passons notre vie à conjuguer tous le même verbe; Je m'ennuie, tu tennuies, il s'ennuie, nous mous ennuyons, vous vous en nuyez, ils sennuient; je m'ennuyois, je m'ennuierai,” &c. Mem. de Frederick le Grand. Thiebauld Edgeworth, Maria Tales of Fashionable Life US 1813 Fiction 7229 « Above a Patron, — though I condescend " Sometimes to call a Minister my friend.'" Edgeworth, Maria Patronage US 1814 Fiction 7230 u Waked, as her custom was, before the day, To do the observance due to sprightly May." Dryden Edgeworth, Maria The Parent's Assistant US 1834 Fiction, Children's Book 7231 La-ven-der's blue La-ven-der's blue, did-dle, did-dle! La-ven-der's green; When I am king, did-dle, did-dle! You shall be queen. Call up your men, did-dle, did-dle! Set them to work; Some to the plough, did-dle, did-dle! Some to the cart. Some to make hay, did-dle, did-dle! Some to cut corn; While you and I, did-dle, did-dle! Keep ourselves warm. Jerome, K Jerome Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green US 1897 Fiction 1434481832 7232 Look, you have cast out Love! What Gods are these You bid me please? The Three in One, the One in Three? Not so! To my own Gods I go. It may be they shall give me greater ease Than your cold Christ and tangled Trinities. The Convert Kipling, Rudyard Plain Tales from the Hills US 1888 Fiction 7233 TO THE HESITATING PURCHASER If sailor tales to sailor tunes, Storm and adventure, heat and cold, If schooners, islands, and maroons And Buccaneers and buried Gold, And all the old romance, retold Exactly in the ancient way, Can please, as me they pleased of old, The wiser youngsters of to-day: – So be it, and fall on! If not, If studious youth no longer crave, His ancient appetites forgot, Kingston, or Ballantyne the brave, Or Cooper of the wood and wave: So be it, also! And may I And all my pirates share the grave Where these and their creations lie! Stevenson, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Louis Treasure Island US 1882 Fiction 753453800 7234 I saw rain falling and the rainbow drawn On Lammermuir. Hearkening I heard again In my precipitous city beaten bells Winnow the keen sea wind. And here afar, Intent on my own race and place, I wrote. Take thou the writing: thine it is. For who Burnished the sword, blew on the drowsy coal, Held still the target higher, chary of praise And prodigal of counsel - who but thou? So now, in the end, if this the least be good, If any deed be done, if any fire Burn in the imperfect page, the praise be thine. Stevenson, Robert Louis Weir of Hermistone US 1986 Fiction 140435603 7235 In the windowless tomb of a blind mother, in the dead of night, under the feeble rays of a lamp in an alabaster globe, a girl came into the darkness with a wail. MacDonald, George The Day Boy and the Night Girl Aguirre, Ann Enclave US 2011 Fiction 312650086 7236 I smell a wild beast—that way, the way the wind is coming. MacDonald, George The Day Boy and the Night Girl Aguirre, Ann Horde US 2013 Fiction 1250024633 7237 Adieu! for once again the fierce dispute how who why who Betwixt damnation and impassion’d clay Must I burn through … But when I am consumed in the Fire, Give me new Phoenix wings to fly at my desire. Keats, John On Sitting Down to Read King Lear Once Again Brin, David Kiln People US 2002 Fiction 765342618 7238 Little is known about the final days of Hari Seldon, though many romanticized accounts exist, some of them purportedly by his own hand. None has any proved validity. What appears evident, however, is that Seldon spent his last months uneventfully, no doubt enjoying satisfaction in his life’s work. For with his gift of mathematical insight, and the powers of psychohistory at his command, he must surely have seen the panorama of history stretching before him, confirming the great path of destiny that he had already mapped out. Although death would soon claim him, no other mortal ever knew with such confidence and certainty the bright promise that the future would hold in store. Encyclopedia Galactica, —117th Edition, 1054 F.E. Brin, David Foundation’s Triumph US 1999 Fiction 1054 F.E. 61056391 7239 … it is reasonable to hope that in the not too distant future we shall be competent to understand so simple a thing as a star. Eddington, A. S. Brin, David Sundiver US 1980 Fiction 1926 553269828 7240 Those who hunger after wisdom often seek it in the highest heights, or profound depths. Yet, marvels are found in shallow sites where life starts, burgeons, and dies. What pinnacle, or lofty mount, offers lessons as poignant as the flowing river— a crashing reef— or the grave? from a Buyur wall inscription, found half-buried in a marsh near Far Wet Sanctuary Brin, David Infinity's Shore US 1996 Fiction 553577778 7241 Those who ignore the mistakes of the future are bound to make them. Miller, Joseph Brin, David Existence US 2012 Fiction 765303612 7242 what matters? do i? or ai? + the question spins +/- as my body spins!/+ in time to a chirping window-bird “normal people” don’t think like this -/-/- nor aspies -/- nor even most autistics stop spinning! -/- there -/- now back to the holo-screen -› rain smatters the clatter window - bird is gone -/+ hiding from falling water + + like i hide from a falling civilization what matters then?/? progress? New minds?? after cortex, after libraries, the web, mesh, ai-grid – what’s next ?/! will it offer hope/doom for foolish humanity +/? for the glaring cobbly minds +/? or autistic-hybrids like me +/? Brin, David Existence US 2012 Fiction 765303612 7243 In 2007, the Center for Automation in Nanobiotech (CAN) outlined the hardware and software platforms that would one day allow robots smaller than human cells to make medical diagnoses, conduct repairs, and even self-propagate. That same year, CBS re-aired a program about the effects of propranolol on sufferers of extreme trauma. A simple pill, it had been discovered, could wipe out the memory of any traumatic event. At almost the same moment in humanity’s broad history, mankind had discovered the means for bringing about its utter downfall. And the ability to forget it ever happened. Howey, Hugh First Shift: Legacy US 2012 Fiction B007UAUPZS 7244 Abandon Hope… …and bash in her skull before you go. Howey, Hugh I, Zombie US 2012 Fiction B008PIHXS6 7245 Silo 18 In the year of the Great Uprising Now they lay me in the deep, I pray the ’Lo my soul to keep. To keep me safe inside the earth. And if I die before I wake, I pray the ’Lo my soul to take. To take and grant another birth. Sway, Sasha Howey, Hugh Second Shift: Order US 2012 Fiction B00A6ZT2FS 7246 It started with a nightmare. And the nightmare became a dream. Then the dream became real… The Bern Seer Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Parsona Rescue US 2009 Fiction 1935254138 7247 Out of lock, a key will come, Drenard and Human, arrive as one. As killing floods find long sought release, brave swords, unseen, will fight for peace. 0 And while a thousand eras come undone, the canyon queen shall bare her sun. Thus the burning war, partly won, ushers the chaotic calms… just now begun. The Bern Seer Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Land of Light US 2010 Fiction 982611900 7248 In the commons, a singular event occurred… The Bern Seer Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Land of Light US 2010 Fiction 982611900 7249 A billion quests of almost, I’ve seen, a countless number of nearly. Wondrous sagas of might-have-been wherein heroes paid, and dearly. I could relate many a tale, brutal, believable, and dreary. But who cares to hear of those who fail: the sputtering, the sad, the weary? The following, then, is no coincidence, not good fortune, nor blessed timing. It is naught but sad recompense for those billion others… …dying. The Bern Seer Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Blood of Billions US 2010 Fiction 982611927 7250 Only time—that plodding mute—will tell. And only the blind will see it coming. The Bern Seer Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Blood of Billions US 2010 Fiction 982611927 7251 Five links stand out in the chain that binds our will. There’s the primal urges, wound tight in nucleotidal strands. There’s the faith that surges through our clasped and superstitious hands. There’s the politics of kings and queens, and their many rules. There’s culture which forms mobs of motley fools. Last comes our decisions, stacked up in piles of regret that we long to forget. These five links stand out in the chain that binds our will. They hold us, guide us, coerce us— And we rattle them still. The Bern Seer A Poem of Madness Howey, Hugh Molly Fyde and the Fight for Peace US 2010 Fiction B0049U4VHK 7252 The sea is emotion incarnate. It loves, hates, and weeps. It defies all attempts to capture it with words and rejects all shackles. Paolini, Christopher Howey, Hugh The Shell Collector US 2014 Fiction B00PY6CSNM 7253 By my troth, I care not. A man can die but once. We owe God a death. He that dies this year is quit for the next. Shakespeare, William Henry IV, Part 2 Howey, Hugh The Box US 2015 Fiction B00Y4VQJTW 7254 The Ten Tenets 1) We are different. We are the good. 2) All Conduct Above the Rails 3) What those within the silo need, the silo has provided 4) Nothing Wasted, Nothing Lost 5) Life is for Giving 6) Always Be Prepared 7) Reason is always the better choice. 8) One day we will reclaim the Outside 9) The Others are still out there 10) Thoughts are the bedrock upon which the silo rests. Christy, Ann Silo 49: Deep Dark US 2013 Fiction B00FISJNSY 7255 Vain are his thoughts, his hopes are lost ! How soon his mem'ry dies ! His name is written in the dust, Where his own carcase lies. Men void of wisdom and of grace, If honour raise them high, Live, like the beast, a thoughtless race, And like the beast they die. Watts Meek, Elizabeth Amazement US 1804 Fiction 7256 He came from his own high hall and seized my hand in grief. Ossian Roche, Regina Maria The Houses of Osma and Almeria; Or, Covent of St. IIdefonso US 1810 Fiction 7257 Our Paſſions gone, and Reaſon on her throne, w Amaz'd we ſee the miſchiefs we have done: After a tempeſt, when the winds are laid, The calm ſea wonders at the wrecks it made. Waller Roche, Regina Maria Clermont US 1799 Fiction 7258 Thou com'st in such a questionable shape, That I would speak to thee." Shakespeare, William Roche, Regina Maria Nocturnal Visit: A Tale US 1801 Fiction 7259 By Sorrow's shading1 hand Touch'd into power more exquisitely soft, By tears adorn'd, intender'd by Distress. Oh sweetness without name '. when Love looks on With Pity's melting eye, that to the soul Endears, ennobles her whom Fate afflicts, Or Fortune leaves unhappy ! Mallet Roche, Regina Maria Trecothick Bower US 1816 Fiction 7260 Thou hast been As one in suffering all, that suffers nothing: A man who Fortune's buffets and rewards Has ta'en with equal thanks; and blest are they Whose blood and judgment mingled are so well, That they are not a pipe for Fortune's finger, To sound what stop she pleases. Shakespeare, William Roche, Regina Maria The Maid of the Hamlet US 1833 Fiction 7261 " - - - - . - . Ye ſmilingband' *' Of youths and virgins, who thro' all the maze U Of young deſire with rival ſteps purſue " Thg: charm of beauty; if the pleaſing toil ' " Can yield a moment's reſpite, hither rum fl Your favourable. ear." Arkenside Roche, Regina Maria The Vicar of Lansdowne US 1789 Fiction 7262 The purest treasure mortal times afford, Is spotless reputation: that away, Ilea are bet gilded loam, or painted clay, Shakespeare, William Roche, Regina Maria The Monastery of St. Columb: Or, The Atonement US 1813 Fiction 7263 Thou hast been As one in suffering all, that suffers nothing ; A man who Fortune's buffets and rewards Has ta'en with equal thanks : and blest are they Whose blood and judgment mingled ate so well That they are not a pipe for Fortune's finger. To sound what stop she please. Shakespeare, William Roche, Regina Maria The Discarded Son; Or, Haunt of the Banditti US 1825 Fiction 7264 " When Fortune means to men most good, She looks upon them with a threat'ning eye." Shakespeare, William Roche, Regina Maria The Discarded Son; Or, Haunt of the Banditti US 1825 Fiction 7265 And yet poor Edwin was no vulgar boy. Beattie Roche, Regina Maria The Munster Cottage Boy US 1820 Fiction 7266 " The world has now no joy for me, Nor can life now one pleasure boast, Since all my eyes desir'd to see, My wish, my hope, my all, is lost J" " Since she, so form'd to please and bless — . So wise, so innocent, so fair ! Whose converse sweet made sorrow less, And brighten-d all the gloom of care — " Since she is lost, ye Powers divine, What have I done, or thought, or said— Oh say, what horrid act of mine Has drawn this vengeance on my head ?" Roche, Regina Maria The Munster Cottage Boy US 1820 Fiction 7267 — Oh Erin, my country I though sad and forsaken, In dreams I revisit thy sea-beaten shore; But, alas ! in a far foreign land I awaken, And sign for the friends who can meet me no more." Roche, Regina Maria The Tradition of the Castle; Or, Scenes in the Emerald Isle US 1824 Fiction 7268 * Sunk are thy bowers in shapeless ruin all, And the long grass o'ertops the mould'ring wall ; And, trembling, shrinking from the spoiler's hand, Far, far away, thy children leave the land." Roche, Regina Maria The Tradition of the Castle; Or, Scenes in the Emerald Isle US 1824 Fiction 7269 There is nothing on earth excellent on all sides: there must be something wanting in the best of creatures, to shew how far they are from perfection. Watts Roche, Regina Maria Contrast US 1828 Fiction 7270 "sudden he starts, Shook from his tender trance, and restless runs, To glimmering shades and sympathetic glooms.” Roche, Regina Maria Contrast US 1828 Fiction 7271 " With awe-struck thought and pitying tears, I view that noble, stately dome, Where Ulster's kings of other years, . Fam'd heroes ! had their royal home : Alas ! how chang'd the times to come ! Their royal name low in the dust— i Their hapless race wild, wand'ring roam — Though rigid law cries out — 'twas just!" Roche, Regina Maria Castle Chapel US 1825 Fiction 7272 A man might then behold At Christmas, in each hall, Good fires to curb the cold And meat for great and small. The neighbours were friendly bidden, And all had welcome true, The poor from the gates were not chidden, When this old cap was new. Song Irving, Washington The Sketch-book of Geoffrey US 1831 Fiction 7273 " I have no wife nor children, good or bad, to provide for. A mere spectator of other men's fortunes and adventures, and how they play their parts ; which, methinks, are diversely presented unto me, as from a common theatre or scene." Burton Irving, Washington The Sketch-book of Geoffrey US 1831 Fiction 7274 A pleasing land of drowsy head it was, Of dreams that wave before the half-shut eye; And of gay castles in the clouds that pass, For ever flushing round a summer sky. Castle of Indolence Irving, Washington The Legend of Sleepy Hollow US 1820 Fiction 7275 Szcula seris, quibus Oceanus Vincula rerum laxet, et ingexzs Paleat tellus, Typhisquc novos Detegul Orbcs, uec sit lerris Ultima Thule. Senega Meden Irving, Washington The life and voyages of Christopher Columbus US 1828 Biography 7276 Avia Pieridum peragro loca, nullius ante Trita solo; juvat integros accedere fonteis; Atque haurire: juvatque novos decerpere flores. Correspondance de Voltaire Shelly, Percy Bysshe Queen Mab US 1813 Fiction 7277 Unde prius nulli velarint tempora musae. Primum quod magnis doceo de rebus; et arctis Religionum animos nodis exsolvere pergo. Lucret. lib. 4 Shelly, Percy Bysshe Queen Mab US 1813 Fiction 7278 Äïó ðïí óôï , êáé êïóìïí êéíåóï Archimedes Shelly, Percy Bysshe Queen Mab US 1813 Fiction 7279 " But if that country of Ireland from which you lately came, be of so goodly and commodious a soil, as you report, I wonder that no course is taken for turning there of to good uses, and reducing that nation to better goverment and civility. " The State of Ireland Maturin, Charles Wild Irish Boy US 1808 Fiction 7280 Alive again? Then show me where he is; I'll give a thousand pounds to look upon him. Shakespeare, William Maturin, Charles Melmoth the Wanderer US 1820 Fiction 7281 Ut mea sit, Servata mea virtute, paciscor. Maturin, Charles Women, Or, Pour Et Contre: A Tale US 1818 Ficton 7282 Wise wretch, with too much learning to be taught, With too much thinking to have common thought, You purchase pain with all that joy can give, And die of nothing, but a rage to live. Pope Maturin, Charles The Milesian Chief US 1812 Ficton 7283 A gentle knight came pricking o'er the plain. Spenser Maturin, Charles The Albigenses US 1824 Ficton 7284 May prove their foe, and with repenting hand Abolish his own works--This would surpass Common revenge. Paradise Lost Shelly, Percy Bysshe Zastrozzi US 1810 Fiction 7285 Human beings do not live in the objective world alone... but are very much at the mercy of the particular language which has become the medium of expression for their society... The fact of the matter is that the "real world" is to a large extent unconsciously built upon the language habits of the group. No two languages are ever sufficiently similar to be considered as representing the same social reality. Sapir, Edward Yu, Charles Sorry Please Thank You US 2012 Fiction 9780307907172 7286 We dissect nature along lines laid down by our native languages. Whorf, Benjamin Lee Yu, Charles Sorry Please Thank You US 2012 Fiction 9780307907172 7287 Sorry. Anonymous Yu, Charles Sorry Please Thank You US 2012 Fiction 9780307907172 7288 Requiem aeternam dona eis, domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis. (Eternal rest give them, O Lord, and let everlasting light shine upon them.) Introit to the Mass for the Dead Young, Robyn Requiem US 2008 Fiction 9780340921401 7289 For we fight not for glory nor riches nor honours, but for freedom alone, which no good man gives up except with his life. The Declaration of Arbroath Young, Robyn Kingdom US 2014 Fiction 1320 9780340963722 7290 Sometimes it is necessary to make a confrontation. Bourgeois, Louise Young, Natalie Season to Taste US 2014 Fiction 9780316282482 7291 To abandon one's life for a dream is to know its true worth. Montaigne Yourcenar, Marguerite A coin in nine hands US 1934 Fiction 7292 Which is more fair, The star of morning or the evening star? The sunrise or the sunset of the heart? The hour when we look forth to the unknown, And the advancing day consumes the shadows, Or that when all the landscapes of our lives Lies stretched behind us, and familiar places Gleam in the distance, and sweet memories Rise like a tender haze, and magnify The objects we behold, that soon must vanish? Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Zadoorian, Michael The Leisure Seeker US 2009 Fiction 9780061671784 7293 The world is full of places to which I want to return. Ford, Ford Madox Zadoorian, Michael The Leisure Seeker US 2009 Fiction 9780061671784 7294 In beginning a picture, he could never say how it would come out. Zola, Emile on Edouard Manet Zackheim, Michelle Broken Colors US 2007 Fiction 9781933372372 7295 And now, speak and tell us truly: where have you been in your wanderings? Which parts of the inhabited world have you visited? What lovely cities did you see, what people in them? Did you meet hostile tribes with no sense of right and wrong, or did you fall in with hospitable and god fearing people? The Odyssey Zable, Arnold Sea of Many Returns US 2008 Fiction 9781921520389 7296 Get your facts first and then you can distort 'em as much as you like. Twain, Mark US Zackheim, Michelle Last Train to Paris US 2013 Fiction 9781609451790 7297 No man steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river, and he is not the same man. Heraclitus Yun, Jung Shelter US 2016 Fiction 9781250075611 7298 I see their traces and with longing pine In their empty dwelling, and my tears flow. And Him who has their loss decreed I beg That He may on me their return bestow. Scheherazade The Arabian Nights Yunis, Alia The Night Counter US 2009 Fiction 9780307453631 7299 I go where I love and where I am loved, into the snow. H. D. Yuknavitch, Lidia The Small Backs of Children US 2015 Fiction 9780062383259 7300 We are never intimately conscious of anything but a particular perception. A man is a bundle or collection of different perceptions which succeed one another with an inconceivable rapidity and are in perpetual flux and movement. Hume, David Yu, Charles How to Live Safely In a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9781848876804 7301 Time does not flow. Other times are just special case of other universes. Deutsch, David Yu, Charles How to Live Safely In a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9781848876804 7302 Everything we are is at every moment alive in us. Miller, Arthur Yu, Charles How to Live Safely In a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9781848876804 7303 A family is a tyranny ruled over by its weakest member. Shaw, George Bernard Zailckas, Koren Mother, Mother US 2013 Fiction 9780385347235 7304 through fog, it is impossible to perceive fiery eyes greedy claws jaws through fog one sees only the shimmering of nothingness... were it not for its suffocating weight and the death it sends down one would think it is the hallucination of a sick imagination but it exists for certain it exists Herbert, Zbigniew The Monster of Mr. Cogito Zailckas, Koren Mother, Mother US 2013 Fiction 9780385347235 7305 Now I know how to walk; I can no longer learn to walk. Benjamin, W. Zambra, Alejandro Ways of Going Home US 2011 Fiction 9780374286644 7306 Instead of howling, I write books. Gary, R. Zambra, Alejandro Ways of Going Home US 2011 Fiction 9780374286644 7307 Years passed, and the only person who didn't change wss the young woman in the book. Kawabata, Yasunari Zambra, Alejandro Bonsai US 2008 Fiction 9781933633626 7308 Pain is measured and detailed. Millan, Gonzalo Zambra, Alejandro Bonsai US 2008 Fiction 9781933633626 7309 Every human being is an abyss. One grows dizzy looking down. Buchner, Georg Woyzeck Zambreno, Kate O Fallen Angel US 2010 Fiction 9780062572684 7310 "I want my happiness!" at last he murmured, hoarsely and indistinctly, hardly shaping out the words. "Many, many years have I waited for it! It is late! It is late! I want my happiness!" Hawthorne, Nathaniel The House of the Seven Gables Zanon, Carlos The Barcelona Brothers US 2009 Fiction 9781590515181 7311 Human beings are so terrible... They can bear anything. Fassbinder, Rainer Werner The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant Film Zan, Koethi The Never List US 2013 Fiction 9781846556555 7312 Every man has his devil, even me, but God helped me against him and he turned Muslim. Prophet Muhammad (cited by Bukhari) Saying Ziedan, Youssef Azazeel US 2009 Fiction 9781848874299 7313 Come on, sweetheart let's adore on another before there is no more of you and me. Rumi Zewin, Gabrielle The Collected Works of A. J. Fikry US 2014 Fiction 9781918709015 7314 Oh baby, baby, how was I supposed to know that something wasn't right here? ... Baby One More Time Zevin, Gabrielle The Hole We're In US 2010 Fiction 9780802119230 7315 ... that ellipsis tells a tale. Rolling Stone Zevin, Gabrielle The Hole We're In US 2010 Fiction 1999 9780802119230 7316 Our inheritance is turned to strangers, our houses to foreigners. We are orphans and fatherless, our mothers are as widows. Lamentations 5:2-3 Zimmerman, The Orphan Master US 2012 Fiction 9780670023646 7317 Sweet as the first wild violet, she, To her wild self. But what to me? Mew, Charlotte Zimmerman, Jean Savage Girl US 2014 Fiction 9780670014859 7318 I kill where I please because it is all mine. Hughes, Ted Zink, Nell The Wallcreeper US 2014 Fiction 9780989760713 7319 ...among the rabble -- men, Lion ambition is chain'd down -- And crouches to a keeper's hand -- Not so in deserts, where the grand -- The wild -- the terrible conspire With their own breath to fan his fire. Poe, Edgar Allan Tamerlane Zink, Nell Mislaid US 2015 Fiction 9780062364777 7320 To love would be an awfully big adventure. Barrie, J. M. Peter Pan Zitwer, Barbara J. The J. M. Barrie Ladies Swimming Society US 2012 Fiction 9781780720401 7321 "She harbours in her heart a furious hate, And thou shalt find the dire effects too late; Fix'd on revenge, and obstinate to die. Haste swiftly hence, while thou hast pow'r to fly. The sea with ships will soon be cover'd o'er, And blazing firebrands kindle all the shore. Prevent her rage, while night obscures the skies, And sail before the purple morn arise. Who knows what hazards thy delay may bring? Woman's a various and a changeful thing." Thus Hermes in the dream; then took his flight Aloft in air unseen, and mix'd with night. Virgil The Aenied Zouroudi, Anne The Lady of Sorrows US 2010 Fiction 9781408802236 7322 The rich poor fool, confounded with surprise, Starving in all his various plenty lies: Sick of his wish, he now detests the pow'r, For which he ask'd so earnestly before; Amidst his gold with pinching famine curst; And justly tortur'd with an equal thirst. At last his shining arms to Heav'n he rears, And in distress, for refuge, flies to pray'rs. O father Bacchus, I have sinn'd, he cry'd, And foolishly thy gracious gift apply'd; Thy pity now, repenting, I implore; Oh! may I feel the golden plague no more. The hungry wretch, his folly thus confest, Touch'd the kind deity's good-natur'd breast; The gentle God annull'd his first decree, And from the cruel compact set him free. Ovid The Legend of King Midas Zouroudi, Anne The Taint of Midas US 2008 Fiction 9780747595762 7323 His end was recorded somewhere and then lost; Or perhaps History passed it by, And with good reason, a thing as trivial as that she didn't deign to record. Cavafy, C. P. Orophernes Zouroudi, Anne The Whispers of Nemesis US 2011 Fiction 9781408818190 7324 Thou seest how sloth wastes the sluggish body, as water is corrupted unless it moves. Ovid Greece Zouroudi, Anne The Bull of Mithros US 2012 Fiction 9781408831489 7325 ...There within she saw that Envy was intent upon a meal of viper flesh, the meat that fed her vice... And when she saw the splendid goddess dressed in gleaming armour, Envy moaned: her face contracted as she sighed. That face is wan, that body shriveled; and her gaze is not direct; her teeth are filled with filth and rot; her breast is green with gall, and poison coasts her tongue. She never smiles except when some sad sight brings her delight; she is denied sweet sleep, for she is too preoccupied, forever vigilant; when men succeed, she is displeased -- success means her defeat. She gnaws at others and at her own self -- her never-ending, self-inflicted hell... Ovid Metamorphoses Greece Zouroudi, Anne The Doctor of Hessaly US 2009 Fiction 9780747598824 7326 I saw God dead but laughing. Villa, Jose Garcia Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7327 The whole land is made desolate, because no man layeth it to heart. Jeremiah 12:11 Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7328 Nothing really belongs to us but time, which even he has who has nothing else. Gracian, Baltasar Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 1653 9781564786890 7329 In man's world beauty was linked with suffering and suffering with salvation. Nothing of the sort obtained in Nature. Miller, Henry Nexus Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7330 Each marches gaily to crime, under the banner of his own saint. Voltaire Dictionary of Philosophy Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7331 Character fashions fate. Nepos, Cornelius Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7332 Don't talk like that. Hide your face in your hands; let time answer for you. How much love were you capable of, my brother? Giannini The Strangers Zupan, Vitomil Minuet for Guitar US 2011 Fiction 9781564786890 7333 For we are strangers before thee, and sojourners, as were all our fathers: our days on the earth are as a shadow, and there is none abiding. 1 Chronicles 29:15 Zupan, Kim The Ploughmen US 2014 Fiction 9781447247784 7334 Even in the slums of Mexico City, pieces of the fallen Aztec Empire keep showing up. Childs, Craig Finders Keepers Wright, Lili Dancing with the Tiger US 2016 Fiction 9780399175176 7335 A wild black swan in a cage Puts all of heaven in a rage Adamson, Robert After William Blake Wright, Alexis The Swan Book US 2013 Fiction 9781922146410 7336 O Peru, land of metal and of melancholy! Lorca, Federico Garcia Wright, Ronald The Gold Eaters US 2015 Fiction 9781594634628 7337 And my forebears there in Cusco... called themselves lords of Tawantinsuyu, which is to say the Four Parts of the World, for they thought there could surely be no other world than this. Yupanki, Titu Kusi Wright, Ronald The Gold Eaters US 2015 Fiction 9781594634628 7338 Many a night from yonder ivied casement, ere I went to rest, Did I look on great Orion sloping slowly to the West. Many a night I saw the Pleiads, rising thro' the mellow shade, Glitter like a swarm of fire-flies tangled in a silver braid. Here about the beach I wander'd, nourishing a youth sublime With the fairy tales of science, and the long result of Time. Tennyson, Alfred Lord Wright, Count to a Trillion US 2011 Fiction 9780765329271 7339 Drifting on the sea go the swift ships. Slacken the sails, there, loosen the ropes, catch the wind and save your companions if you want us to remember your name. Stay far off, go not where the troubled wave rises. Now it depends on you. Archilochus Wu Ming Altai US 2009 Fiction 7th Century BC 9781781680766 7340 To be young, really young, takes a very long time. Picasso Spain Wynne-Jones, Grace Ordinary Miracles US 1996 Fiction 9781905170647 7341 Words, like ideas, are barbaric men's invention. Liborio Xilonen, Aura The Gringo Champion US 2015 Fiction 9781609453657 7342 And walked like an assassin through the town, And looked at men and did not like them, But trembled if one passed him with a frown. Auden, W. H. In Time of War: A Sonnet Sequence with a Verse Commentary Xiao Bai French Concession US 2011 Fiction 9780062313454 7343 In fact, when the moment came, power had not so much to be seized as to be picked up. It has been said that more people were injured in the making of Eisenstein's great film October (1927) than had been hurt during the actual taking of the Winter Palace on 7th November 1917. Hobsbawm, Eric The Age of Extremes: The Short Twentieth Century Xiao Bai French Concession US 2011 Fiction 1914-1991 9780062313454 7344 Strictly speaking, we do not make decisions, decisions make us. All the Names Yakich, Mark A Meaning for Wife US 2011 Fiction 9781935439417 7345 I talked about how I hadn't dreamed of flying in a while, And that very night, for the first time in a while, I dreamt I was flying. Yoshihara, Sachiko Yamada, Taichi I haven't Dreamed of Flying in a While US 1989 Fiction 9780571234074 7346 Take note, take note, O World. To be direct and honest is not safe. Shakespeare, William Othello Play UK Yancey, Richard The Highly Effective Detective US 2006 Fiction 9780312369002 7347 The greatest hazard to sailing in the Virgin Islands -- if not in the whole Caribbean -- was and is Anegada. Melford, David A. Yanique, Tiphanie Land of Love and Drowning US 2014 Fiction 9781594488337 7348 A thousand miles apart, yet the same moon shines over us all. Su, Dongpo Yip, Mingmei Petals from the Sky US 2010 Fiction Song Dynasty 9780758241818 7349 Now that this danger has passed I can see that nothing is as it was, and that such danger was in fact the one true meaning of life. Marai, Sandor Yarbrough, Steve The Realm of Last Chances US 2013 Fiction 9780385349505 7350 The perpetual activity of forgetting gives our every act a ghostly, unreal, hazy quality. What did we have for lunch the day before yesterday? Kundera, Milan Yarbrough, Steve Safe from the Neighbors US 2010 Fiction 9780307271709 7351 Never trust the artist. Trust the tale. Lawrence, D. H. Yates, Christopher J. Black Chalk US 2013 Fiction 9780099581628 7352 When there is action above and compliance below, this is called the natural order of things. When the man thrusts from above and the woman receives from below, this is called the balance between heaven and earth. Dong, Xuanzi Yip, Mingmei Peach Blossom Pavillion US 2008 Fiction Tang Dynasty 9780758220141 7353 Set thy heart upon thy work But never on its reward. Work not for a reward; But never cease to do thy work. The Bhagavadgita Yehoshua, A. B. Open Heart US 1996 Fiction 1870015630 7354 Extrapolate. The Rabbis Yellin, Tamar The Genizah at the House of Shepher US 2005 Fiction 9780312379070 7355 Thou shalt not steal. Deuteronomy 5:19 Yellin, Tamar The Genizah at the House of Shepher US 2005 Fiction 9780312379070 7356 There's no one who's more romantic than a cynic. Ephron, Nora Rolling Stone magazine Magazine quote Yellin, Tamar What Nora Knew US 2014 Fiction 9781476730066 7357 Holding hands till our hair turns white 3000-year-old Chinese Classic of Poetry Yip, Mingmei The Nine Fold Heaven US 2013 Fiction 9780758273543 7358 When a skillful woman embroiders, it is like the spring breeze across her tapering fingers. Ancient Chinese Saying Saying China Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9781617733222 7359 If our love is forever like the first time we met, No one would be abandoned like a fan in Autumn, In an instant the heart can change, But we never blame ourselves, Instead, only the easy changing of our heart. Shengde, Nalan Ending Friendship Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9781617733222 7360 For me, if someone is dear to my heart He and I would never part, Even when our hair turn white. Zhuo, Wenjun Song of White Hari Poem China Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction Western Han Dynasty 7361 Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths, Enwrought with golden and silver light... I would spread the cloths under your feet... Yeats, William Butler Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9781617733222 7362 I beat you little man, so your breath has no place to vent! I beat your little hands, so they can't draw money from the bank! I beat your little feet, so wearing shoes will make them bleed! I beat your little head, so fortune will leave you sad! I'll beat your little tongue, so you can't chew meat and might as well be a monk! I'll beat your little heart, so your life is like the bitterest tart! Beating the Little Man Ancient Chinese folk custom for getting rid of petty troublemakers China Yip, Mingmei The Witch's Market US 2015 Fiction 9781617733246 7363 Never give up working to defeat your enemy. Master his fate. Exploit his unpreparedness and attack him when he is unaware. Sunzi Art of War China Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2012 Fiction 9780758273536 7364 Stir the water to catch the fish -- benefit by creating chaos Thirty-Six Stratagems Proverb China Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2012 Fiction 847-537AD 9780758273536 7365 So long as my body is still here, so will be my love for you. Li, Shangyin Poem China Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2012 Fiction Tang Dynasty Poet 9780758273536 7366 I only went out for a walk, and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in. Muir, John John of the Mountains Yoerg, Sonja The Middle of Somewhere US 2015 Fiction 1938 9780451472144 7367 It is one thing to mortify curiousity, another to conquer it. Stevenson, Robert Louis The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and My Hyde UK Yorke, Matthew Pictures of Lily US 2010 Fiction 9781849014120 7368 There are sins that can be atoned for by an offering upon an altar, as in ancient days; and there are sins that the blood of a lamb, of a calf, or of turtle doves, cannot remit, but they must be atoned for by the blood of the man. Young, Brigham Journal of Discourses, Vol 4 York, Alissa Effigy US 2007 Fiction 9780312386726 7369 The reason birds can fly and we can't is simply because they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings. Barrie, J. M. Young-Stone, Michele Above Us only Sky US 2015 Fiction 9781451657678 7370 To cover the houses and the stones with green -- so the sky would make sense -- you have to push down black roots into the dark. Pavese, Cesare Woodrell, Daniel Winter's Bone US 2006 Fiction 9780316057554 7371 And I am learning not to separate these beings charged with violence from the sky in which their desires revolve. Camus, Albert Summer in Algiers Woodrell, Daniel The Outlaw Album US 2011 Fiction 9780316057561 7372 Keep straight down this block, Then turn right where you will find A peach tree blooming. Wright, Richard Woodson, Jacquelin Another Brooklyn US 2016 Fiction 9780062359988 7373 I shall sleep, and move with the moving ships, Change as the winds change, veer in the tide, I will go back to the great sweet mother, Mother and lover of men, the sea. I will go down to her, I and no other, Close with her, kiss her and mix her with me. Swinburne, Algernon Charles The Triumph of Time Worsley, Kate She Rises US 2013 Fiction 1866 9781620400975 7374 I saw Eternity the other night, Like a great ring of pure and endless light, All calm, as it was bright; And round beneath it Time, in hours, days, years, Driven by the spheres, Like a vast shadow moved; in which the world And all her train were hurled. Vaughan, Henry Wrav, John The Lost Time Accidents US 2016 Fiction 9780374281137 7375 Sometimes you don't know who you are until you put on a mask. Chee, Alexander Girl Wright, Erica The Granite Moth US 2015 Fiction 9781605988931 7376 Kennst du das Land, wo die Zitronen bluhn, Im dunkeln Laub die Gold-Orangen gluhn, Ein sanfter Wind vom blauen Himmel weht, Die Myrte still und hoch der Lorbeer steht, Kennst du es wohl? Dahin! Dahin Mocht' ich mit dir, O mein Geliebter, ziehn! Kennst du das Haus, auf Saulen ruht sein Dach, Es glanzt der Saal, es schimmert das Gemach, Und Marmorbilder stehn und sehn mich an: Was hat man dir, du armes Kind, getan? Kennst du es wohl? Dahin! Dahin Mocht' ich mit dir, O mein Beschutzer, ziehn! Kennst du den Berg und seinen Wolkensteg? Das Maultier sucht im Nebel seinen Weg, in Hohlen wohnt der Drachen alte Brut, Es sturzt der Fels und uber ihn die Flut: Kennst du ihn wohl? Dahin! Dahin Geht unser Weg; O Vater, lass uns ziehn! Wolfe, Thomas Of Time and The River US 2016 Fiction 9780241215760 7377 While riding on a train goin' west I fell asleep for to take my rest I dreamed a dream that made me sad Concerning myself and the first few friends I had. Dylan, Bob Bob Dylan's Dream Song Wolitzer, Meg The Interestings US 2013 Fiction 9781594488399 7378 ...to own only a little talent... was an awful, plaguing thing... being only a little special meant you expected too much, most of the time. Robison, Mary Yours Wolitzer, Meg The Interestings US 2013 Fiction 9781594488399 7379 So, for authentic memories, it is far less important that the investigator report on them than that he mark, quite precisely, the site where he gained possession of them. Benjamin, Walter Excavation and Memory Wolf, Christa City of Angels US 2010 Fiction 9780374269357 7380 meat is cut as roses are cut men die as dogs die love dies like dogs die, he said. Bukowski, Charles 5 Dollars Wolff, Lina Bret Easton Ellis and The Other Dogs US 2012 Fiction 9781908276643 7381 The Aethiopians were clothed in the skins of leopards and lions, and had long bows made of the stem of the palm-leaf, not less than four cubits in length. On these they laid short arrows made of reed, and armed at the tip, not with iron, but with a piece of stone, sharpened to a point, of the kind used in engraving seals. They carried likewise spears, the head of which was the sharpened horn of an antelope; and in addition they had knotted clubs. When they went into battle they painted their bodies, half with chalk and half with vermilion. Herodotus Wolfe, Gene Soldier of Sidon US 2006 Fiction 9780765316646 7382 Good artists copy, great artists steal. Picasso, Pablo Spanish Womersley, Chris Cairo US 2013 Fiction 9781848663947 7383 Well-behaved women seldom made history. Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher Rita, Carmen Never Too Late US 2017 Fiction 9781496701329 7384 Uncover, dogs, and lap. Timon of Athens Woodward, Gerard Nourishment US 2010 Fiction 9780330518628 7385 This is the faith from which we start: Men shall know commonwealth again. Scott, F. R. A Villanelle for Our Time Wilson, D. W. Ballistics US 2013 Fiction 9781408833766 7386 "The king died and then the queen died" is a story. "The king died, and then the queen died of grief is a plot." The time sequence is preserved, but the sense of causality overshadows it. Consider the death of the queen. If it is in a story we say "and then?" If it is a plot we ask "why?" Forster, E. M. Willett, Jincy Amy Falls Down US 2013 Fiction 9781250028273 7387 "God damn it," said Lewis, "I told you. I'm not in the business of exposing things. I'm a novelist. I write novels. I don't go around -- " Smith, H. Allen Willett, Jincy Amy Falls Down US 2013 Fiction 9781250028273 7388 Love is a smoke made with the fume of sighs. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Wilson, Teri Unmasking Juliet US 2014 Fiction 9780373778751 7389 It is grotesque how they go on loving us, we go on loving them The effrontery, barely imaginable, of having caused us. And of how. Their lives: surely we can do better than that. Meredith, William Parents Wilson, The Family Fang US 2011 Fiction 9780061579085 7390 Ah, love, let us be true To one another! for the world, which seems To lie before us like a land of dreams, So various, so beautiful, so new, Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light, Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain, And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight, Where ignorant armies clash by night. Arnold, Matthew Dover Beach Williams, Beatriz A Hundred Summers US 2013 Fiction 9780399162169 7391 You will make all kinds of mistakes; but as long as you are generous and true, and also fierce, you cannot hurt the world or even seriously distress her. Churchill, Winston UK Willis, Connie All Clear US 2010 Fiction 7392 As if we held in the heavens of our arms not cherishable things, but only the strength is takes to leave home and then go back again. Johnson, Denis Enough Wilson, Adam What's Important Is Feeling US 2014 Fiction 9780062284785 7393 The Beautiful is a manifestation of secret laws of nature, which, without its presence, would never have been revealed. von Goethe, Johann Wolfgang Wilson, Sari Girl Through Glass US 2016 Fiction 9780062326270 7394 Anthill [Me ante hil, ft. ante + hil hill] I: a hill thrown up by ants or by termites in digging their nests 2. a community congested with busy people unceasingly on the move Webster's Third New International Dictionary Wilson, E. O. Anthill US 2010 Fiction 9780393071191 7395 There never was an idea stated that woke men out of their stupid indifference but its originator was spoken of as a crank. Holmes Sr., Oliver Wendell Wilson, Fpaul Panacea US 2016 Fiction 9780765385161 7396 I can believe anything, provided that is it quite incredible. Wilde, Oscar Wilson, Fpaul Panacea US 2016 Fiction 9780765385161 7397 Woe is me, woe is me! The acorn's not yet fallen from the tree That's to grow the wood That's to make the cradle That's to rock the babe That's to grow a man That's to lay me to my rest. Anonymous The Ghost's Song Wilson, Robert Charles A Bridge of Years US 1991 Fiction 9780765327420 7398 Ich habe dich gewahlt Unter allen Sternen. (I have chosen you Among all these stars.) Lasker-Schuler, Else Winger, This Must Be the Place US 2008 Fiction 9781594489976 7399 Nahui Olin was not the first sun. According to the Aztecs and their neighbors, there have been four previous suns. Each of them presided over a world that was destroyed in a cosmic catastrophe. These catastrophes did not always result in mass extinction; the results were sometimes transformative, i.e. of humans into animals. Meteors and Comets in Ancient Mexico Winters, Ben H. Countdown City US 2013 Fiction 9781594746260 7400 "But I don't want to go among mad people," Alice remarked. "Oh, you can't help that," said the Cat. "We're all made here. I'm mad. You're mad." "How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice. "You must be," said the Cat, "or you wouldn't have come here." Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Novel UK Winspear, Jacqueline Among the Mad US 2009 Fiction 9780805082166 7401 A short time ago death was the cruel stranger, the visitor with the flannel footsteps... today is it the mad dog in the house. One eats, one drinks beside the dead, one sleeps in the midst of the dying, one laughts and sings in the company of corpses. Duhamel, Georges France Winspear, Jacqueline Among the Mad US 2009 Fiction 9780805082166 7402 The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it. Einstein, Albert Winspear, Jacqueline A Dangerous Place US 2015 Fiction 9780062220554 7403 The world is getting to be such a dangerous place, a man is lucky to get out of it alive. Fields, W. C. Winspear, Jacqueline A Dangerous Place US 2015 Fiction 9780062220554 7404 You have navigated with raging soul far from the paternal home, passing beyond the seas' double rocks and now you inhabit a foreign land. Medea Winterson, Jeanette The Passion US 1987 Fiction 9780099734413 7405 wave (n): a disturbance that travels through a medium from one location fo another location. Winslow, Don The Dawn Patrol US 2008 Fiction 9780307266200 7406 Let me take you down, cos I'm going to, Strawberry Fields... Lennon/McCartney Song Winslow, Don The Dawn Patrol US 2008 Fiction 9780307266200 7407 But I don't need that much Sugar in my cup, No, I don't need that much... Hernandez, Nick Common Sense, "Sugar in my Cup" Winslow, Don The Gentleman's Hour US 2009 Fiction 9780099527565 7408 Then Job answered and said, How long will ye vex my soul, and break me in pieces with words? The book of Job Winton, Tim Scission US 1993 Fiction 9780330412605 7409 The wounded surgeon plies the steel That questions the distempered part; Eliot, T. S. East Coker Winton, Tim Scission US 1993 Fiction 9780330412605 7410 The Men that invent new Trades, Arts or Manufactures, or new Improvements in Husbandry, may be properly called Fathers of their Nation. Franklin, Benjamin US Wilson, A. N. The Potter's Hand US 2012 Fiction 9781848879515 7411 Weather forecast for tonight: dark. Continued dark overnight, with widely scattered light by morning. Carlin, George Wildgen, Michelle But not For Long US 2009 Fiction 9780312571412 7412 Behold, I tell you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye... I Corinthians 15:51-52 Williams, Joy The Visiting Privilege US 2015 Fiction 9781101874899 7413 Passing stranger! you do not know how longing I look upon you, You must be he I was seeking, or she I was seeking, (it comes to me, as of a dream,) I have somewhere surely lived a life of joy with you, All is recall'd as we flit by each other, fluid, affectionate, chaste, matured, You grew up with me, were a boy with me, or a girl with me, I ate with you, and slept with you, your body has become not yours only nor left my body mine only, You give me the the pleasure of your eyes, face, flesh, as we pass, you take of my beard, breast, hands, in return, I am not to speak to you, I am to think of you when I sit alone or wake at night alone, I am to wait, I do not doubt I am to meet you again, I am to see to it that I do not lose you. Whitman, Walt To a Stranger Wilson, Antoine The interloper US 2007 Fiction 9781590512630 7414 Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is lossed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned. Yeats, William Butler Williams, Andrew The Poison Tide US 2012 Fiction 9781848545847 7415 He took the Cascom Mountain Road, the rounded mountain itself appearing time and time again, always a little startling, as if it had a tendency to move to different points of the compass. Williams, Thomas The Followed Man Williams, Joslin Down from Cascom Mountain US 2011 Fiction 9781608193066 7416 Koi sureba abata mo ekubo. (If there is love, smallpox scars seem as pretty as dimples.) Old Japanese Sayings Saying Japan Williams, Thomas The Hair of Harold Roux US 1996 Fiction 9781608195831 7417 Men do not sham convulsion, Nor simulate a throe. Dickinson, Emily US Williams, Thomas The Hair of Harold Roux US 1996 Fiction 9781608195831 7418 When a man tries himself the verdict is in his favor. As easy as living. Williams, Thomas The Hair of Harold Roux US 1996 Fiction 9781608195831 7419 After a good dinner one can forgive anybody, even one's own relations. Wilde, Oscar Wildgen, Michelle Bread & Butter US 2014 Fiction 9780385537438 7420 The Ox Woman (Sarah McLain Smith) had blue eyes and wore her hair in a bun at the back of her neck, as did many women at that time. She was always polite and well-spoken, behaved as a lady, and was grateful for anything that was done for her. There was no record of her ever having misused her great strength to injure anyone, or do harm. Philcox, Phil and Boe, Beverly The Sunshine State Almanac and Book of Florida-Related Stuff White, Randy Wayne Gone US 2012 Fiction 9780399158490 7421 Pain is an inescapable part of the human experience. Misery, however, is not. Misery is an option. Tomlinson, S. M. One Fathom Above Sea Level White, Randy Wayne Gone US 2012 Fiction 9780399158490 7422 Many things grow in the garden that were never sown there Fuller, Thomas Gnomologia White, Barbara Claypole The Unfinished Garden US 2012 Fiction 1732 9780778314127 7423 Worry gives a small thing a big shadow. Swedish proverb Proverb Sweden White, Barbara Claypole The Unfinished Garden US 2012 Fiction 9780778314127 7424 When the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleassant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat. Genesis 3:6 White, Randy Wayne Seduced US 2016 Fiction 9780399169779 7425 Seduction begins with a fantasy that, pending a willing partner and a safe place, choreographs its own dangerous reality. Tomlinson, H. M. White, Randy Wayne Seduced US 2016 Fiction 9780399169779 7426 For time is the longest distance between two places. Williams, Tennessee White, Karen The time Between US 2013 Fiction 9780458239860 7427 When I have seen by Time's fell hand defaced The rich proud cost of outworn buried age; When sometime lofty towers I see down-razed, And brass eternal slave to mortal rage; When I have seen the hungry ocean gain Advantage on the kingdom of the shore, And the firm soil win of the watery main, Increasing store with loss, and loss with store; When I have seen such interchange of state, Or state itself confounded to decay; Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate, That Time will come and take my love away. This thought is as a death, which cannot choose But weep to have that which it fears to lose. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 64 White, Karen The Beach Trees US 2011 Fiction 9780451233-73 7428 My husband's brain is never at rest. He lives over everything in dreams and talks aloud constantly. Crane, Stephen White, Edmund Hotel de Dream US 2007 Fiction 9780060852252 7429 I cannot help vanishing, disappearing and dissolving. It is my foremost trait. Crane, Stephen letter to Ripley Hitchcock White, Edmund Hotel de Dream US 2007 Fiction 1896 9780060852252 7430 The imaginary life cannot be isolated from real life, the concrete and the objective world constantly feed, permit, legitimate and found the imaginary. The imaginary consciousness is obviously unreal, but it feeds on the concrete world. The imagination and the imaginary are possible only to the extent that the real world belongs to us. Fanon, Frantz Wideman, John Edgar Fanon US 2008 Fiction 1956 9780618042633 7431 The world couldn't exist without madmen. Maimonides Wiesel, Elie Twilight US 1987 Fiction 9780241963678 7432 For everyone will be salted with fire. Jesus Mark 9:49 Wiebe, Rudy Come Back US 2014 Fiction 9780345808851 7433 For now we look through a mirror into an enigma, but then face to face. Paul I Corinthians 13:12 Wiebe, Rudy Come Back US 2014 Fiction 9780345808851 7434 Arbaa nikhnessu lepardes: Four Wise Men entered the orchard of secret knowledge. The son of Azzai looked at the orchard and lost his life. The son of Zoma looked at the orchard and lost his faith. Only Rabbi Akiba entered in peace and left in peace. The Talmud, Khagiga treatise Wiesel, Elie A Mad Desire to Dance US 2009 Fiction 7435 Why, young friend, do you say that happiness doesn't exist? That love is only an illusion? If true, why say it? And why say it, since it is true? Long ago, you loved a gracious and beautiful woman who lived on the other side of the oceans and mountains. And you suffered from it. Well, in that distant Orient where she hoped to share memorable moments with you, she remains gracious and beautiful. Head lowered and smiling, she is waiting for you. And every time my eyes meet hers, I know that love causes madness and happiness. One-eyed Paritus Message to a Student Who Is Frightened of Becoming Old Wiesel, Elie A Mad Desire to Dance US 2009 Fiction 7436 Can man be free in prison? Can the eternal wanderer lose his sense of eternity as he gropes his way forward through the forest whose huge trees touch the sky? Will the child who is searching for the old man in order to gather his tears of joy and memories of sadness, find them before his years disappear in the mists of the grieving dawn? Oh, if only I knew the art of questioning. One-eyed Paritus Time, a series of Errors? Wiesel, Elie Hostage US 2010 Fiction 9780307599582 7437 And in those days the judges themselves were judged. The Midrash Wiesel, Elie The Judges US 1999 Fiction 805211217 7438 If the judge were just, perhaps the criminal would not be guilty. Dostoyevsky Russia Wiesel, Elie The Judges US 1999 Fiction 805211217 7439 I would not willingly peel back the scar tissue protecting the deepest chambers of my heart and reveal the bruised hollows pooled with the blood of old wounds -- the terror comes just thinking about it -- but now, facing darkness I am left with no choice. I love you, and because of that I am going to try and raise the dead. Closson, Louise Bell How It Ends Wiess, Laura How it Ends US 1997 Fiction 9781847396297 7440 Children's talent to endure stems from their ignorance of alternatives. Angelou, Maya Wiess, Laura Ordinary Beauty US 2011 Fiction 9781439193969 7441 Betrayal, though... betrayal is the willful slaughter of hope. Deitz, Steven Wiess, Laura Ordinary Beauty US 2011 Fiction 9781439193969 7442 The Material that destroyed Nagasaki was plutonium-239. Plutonium was the first man-made element produced in a quantity large enough to see. It was created in 1940 at the University of California at Berkeley. The idea of it had for many years been indicated by the periodic table of the elements, where a row of blanks paralleling the rare earths suggested the theoretical possibility of elements whose family characteristics -- like the characteristics of thorium, protactinium, and uranium -- would be similar to those of actinium. It was possible that unknown elements (with ninety-three protons, ninety-four protons, and so on) had long ago existed in our solar system but had vanished... McPhee, John The Curve of Binding Energy Wiggins, Marianne Evidence of Things Unseen US 2003 Fiction 684869691 7443 Oh dreadful is the check -- intense the agony -- When the ear begins to hear, and the eye begins to see; When the pulse begins to throb, the brain to think again; The soul to feel the flesh, and the flesh to feel the chain. Bronte, Emily The Prisoner Poem UK Wills, Dan The Hollow City US 2012 Fiction 9780765331700 7444 That one should leave The Green Wood suddenly In the good comrade-time of youth And clothed in the first coat of truth Set out on an uncharted sea Who'll ever know what star Summoned him, what mysterious shell Locked in his ear that music and that spell And what grave ship was waiting for him there? The greenwood empties soon of leaf and song. Truth turns to pain. Our coats grow sere. Barren the comings and goings on this shore. He anchors off The Island of the Young. Brown, George Mackay In Memoriam I. K. Welsh, Louise Among the Bones US 2010 Fiction 9781847672568 7445 The future is a door. Two forces -- forces that we drive like horses and chariouts, whips to their backs, wheels in ruts, great froth and furious vigor -- race to that door. The first force is evolution. Humanity changing, growing, becoming better than it was. The second force is ruination. Humanity making its best effort to demonstrate its worst tendencies. A march toward self-destruction. Will humanity evolve and become something better? Or will we cut our own throats with the knives we made? Stander, Hannah "Apocalypse versus Apotheosis: What Does the Future Word" Lecture US Wendig, Chuck Invasive US 2016 Fiction 9780062351579 7446 I started Early -- Took my Dog -- And visited the Sea -- The Mermaids in the Basement Came out to look at me -- Dickinson, Emily US West, Michael Lee Mermaids in the Basement US 2008 Fiction 9780060184056 7447 But one thing's settled with me: To appreciate Heaven well, 'Tis good for a man to have some fifteen minutes of hell! Carleton, Will Gone with a Handsomer Man West, Michael Lee Gone with a Handsomer Man US 2011 Fiction 9780312571221 7448 All good books have one thing in common -- they are truer than if they had really happened, and after you have read one of them you will feel that all that happened, happened to you and then it belongs to you forever. Hemingway, Ernest Bascove Where Books Fall open US 2001 Fiction 1567921866 7449 Literature is my Utopia. Here I am not disfranchised. No barrier of the senses shuts me out from the sweet, gracious discourse of my book-friends. Keller, Helen Bascove Where Books Fall open US 2001 Fiction 1567921866 7450 Keep going; never stoop; sit tight; read something luminous at night. Wilson, Edmund Bascove Where Books Fall open US 2001 Fiction 1567921866 7451 Sir, he hath not fed of the dainties that are bred of a book; he hath not eat paper as it were; he hath no drunk ink: his intellect is not replenished; he is only an animal, only sensible in the duller parts. Shakespeare, William Love's Labor Lost Bascove Where Books Fall open US 2001 Fiction 1567921866 7452 There it is. Take it. Mulholland, William Watkins, Claire Vaye Cold Fame Citrus US 2015 Fiction 9781594634239 7453 I want my world to be fun. No parents, no rules, no nothing. Like, no one can stop me. No one can stop me. Bieber, Justin Canada Wayne, Teddy The Love Song of Jonny Valentine US 2013 Fiction 9781476705859 7454 Complete control, even over this song. The Clash Complete Control Song Wayne, Teddy The Love Song of Jonny Valentine US 2013 Fiction 9781476705859 7455 Man can indeed do what he wants, but he cannot will what he wants. Schopenhauer, Arthur Essay on the Freedom of the Will Wayne, Teddy Loner US 2016 Fiction 9781501107894 7456 "After I go out this door, I may only exist in the minds of all my acquaintances," he said. "I may be an orange peel." Salinger, J. D. Teddy Wayne, Teddy Loner US 2016 Fiction 9781501107894 7457 Always there lurked the fear that one's own view of truth was merely a small window in a small house. Wilder, Thomas The Eighth day Weber, Katharine Objects in Mirrror Are Closer Than They Appear US 1995 Fiction 312143834 7458 A prison becomes a home if you have the key. Sterling, George Wang, Esme Weijun The Border of Paradise US 2016 Fiction 9781939419699 7459 Real goodness was different, it was irresistible, murderous, it had victims like any other aggression; in short, it conquered. We must be vague, we must be gentle, we are killing people otherwise, whatever our intentions, we are crushing them beneath a vision of light. Salter, James Light Years Wang, Esme Weijun The Border of Paradise US 2016 Fiction 9781939419699 7460 There you stood at the edge of your feather, Expecting to fly. While laughed I wondered whether I could wave goodbye, Knowing that you'd gone. Young, Neil Expecting to Fly Wark, Kirsty The Legacy of Elizabeth Pringle US 2014 Fiction 9781444777604 7461 My salvation and my honor come from God alone. He is my refuge, a rock where no enemy can reach me. Psalm 62:7 Warren, Susan May The Perfect Match US 2004 Fiction 842381198 7462 Mr Clay in the same hesitating manner told him that he had in mind books and accounts, not of deals and bargains, but of other things which people at times had put down, and which other people did at times read. The clerk reflected on this matter and repeated, no, he had never heard of such books. Dinesen, Isak The Immortal Story Warner, Alan Morvern Cellar US 1995 Fiction 99449943 7463 A commodity appears at first an extremely obvious, trivial thing. But its analysis brings out that it is a very strange thing, aboundnig in metaphysical subtleties and theological niceties. Marx, Karl Warner, Alan The Deadman's Pedal US 2012 Fiction 9780224071703 7464 Still lightsome and unheartbroken Their stories only beginning. McLean, Sorley Hallaig Warner, Alan The Deadman's Pedal US 2012 Fiction 9780224071703 7465 For their heart studieth destruction, And their lips talk of mischief. Proverbs 24:2 (KJV) Warner, Alan Their Lips Talk of Mischief US 2014 Fiction 9780571311279 7466 You wanted first of all to show me your travel journals in correct sequence and in so doing to reduce to order all the papers that belong with them, and with my support and assistance to assemble out of these invaluable but muddled leaves and notebooks a whole which we and others might enjoy. Goethe, J. W. Elective Affinities Wastberg, Per The Journey of Anders Spareman US 2008 Fiction 1809 9781847081759 7467 Sound the depths, to ascertain where you are; observe the visible signs in the atmosphere, to ascertain what weather awaits you. But don't dive to the bottom; you will never reach it. Don't rise in an airship to the ether, that uttermost limit of the Earth; you will never reach it. Everything below is cold and dead; everything above is cold and dead. The warmth of life is only to be found on the surface of the Earth. Torneros, Adolph Letters Wastberg, Per The Journey of Anders Spareman US 2008 Fiction 1825 9781847081759 7468 Seduce my mind and you can have my body; find my soul and I'm yours forever. Anonymous Waters, M. D. Archetype US 2013 Fiction 9780525954231 7469 There it is a definite social relation between men, that assumes, in their eyes, the fantastic form of a relation between things. Marx, Karl Das Kapital Wayne, Teddy Kapitol US 2010 Fiction 9780061873218 7470 What is more active than the life of the pysche, with its reactions, its multiple impressions, its swells, its dreams, its memories? Dulac, Germaine Cine Magazine van Langenberg, Carolyn Fish Lips US 2001 Fiction 958580596 7471 Do fish have a conscience? Doyle, John ABC radio Radio comment van Langenberg, Carolyn Fish Lips US 2001 Fiction 1994 958580596 7472 A hospital alone shows what war is. Remarque, Erich Maria All Quiet on the Western Front Vanderbes, Jennifer The Secret of Haven Point US 2014 Fiction 9781439167007 7473 Il y a des hommes n'ayant pour mission parmi les autres que de servir d'intermediaires; on les franchit comme des ponts, et l'on va plus lion Flaubert L'education sentimenale Vargas Llosa, Mario Captain Pantoja and the Special Service US 1973 Fiction 9082000 7474 We play the part of heroes because we're cowards, the part of saints because we're wicked: we play the killer's role because we're dying to murder our fellow man: we play at being because we're liars from the moment we're born. Sartre, Jean-Paul Vargas Llosa, Mario The Time of the Hero US 1962 Fiction 9780571173204 7475 Cain's City built with Human Blood, not Blood of Bulls and Goats. Blake, William The Ghost of Abel Vargas Llosa, Mario Death in the Andes US 1993 Fiction 9780571175499 7476 [...] So it is as if the torturer had let the victim take over the job of continuing his work of annihilation. But the case of this man, a former torturer who has become his own victim -- both physically in his own person and representatively of others -- is a striking illustration of what I have called the Saint Sebastian Syndrome: the inversion of the object and subject of torture and its behavioural consequences. This case study will be both the object and the subject of this study on war-related trauma, from the point of view of the torturer. So among the questions to be considered will be whether other forms of torture exist, separately from the "instituitionalised" form [...] We shall see clearly that the answer is no. Like suicide, chosen as a subject of study by the earliest sociologists, torture is a social phenomenon. To paraphrase Durkheim and his famous demonstration on voluntary death, we may conclude this introduction as follows: every society is predisposed to produce a given contingent or torturers. Nichols, John P. his Ph D. thesis Varenne, Antonin Bed of Nails US 2008 Fiction 9781782062431 7477 The burned hand was heroism pure and simple; as for cutting off his ear, it was entirely logical, and I repeat: a world that day and night, and increasingly, eats the uneatable, in order that its will may achieve its ends cam, on this point, simply shut up. Artaud, Antonin Van Gogh, Suicide and Society Varenne, Antonin Bed of Nails US 2008 Fiction 9781782062431 7478 There is it sin To rush into the secret house of death Ere death dare come to us? Shakespeare, William Antony and Cleopatra Varga, Susan Headlong US 2009 Fiction 9781921401237 7479 Il faut avoir fouille toute la vie sociale pour etre un vrai romancier, vu que le roman est l'histoire privee des nations. Balzac Petites miseres de la vie conjugale Vargas Llosa, Mario Conversation in the Cathedral US 1975 Fiction 6732806 7480 The people celebrate and go all the way for the Feast of the Goat the Thirtieth of May. They Killed the Goat merengue Dominican Vargas Llosa, Mario The Feast of the Goat US 2001 Fiction 9780571258185 7481 And song is not desiere; so you thought. Nor is it courtship, nor is it courtship's prize Song is being. Rilke Vassanji, M. G. The Assassin's Song US 2007 Fiction 9781400042173 7482 Who is the third who walks always beside you? Eliot, T. S. The Waste Land Vassanji, M. G. The In-Between World of Vikram Lall US 2003 Fiction 385659911 7483 Neti, neti. (Not this, not that.) Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Vassanji, M. G. The In-Between World of Vikram Lall US 2003 Fiction 385659911 7484 Po pote niendapo anifuata. (Wherever I go he follows me.) Swahili riddle Riddle Vassanji, M. G. The In-Between World of Vikram Lall US 2003 Fiction 385659911 7485 Cambodia: Where the Appalling is Commonplace. Redfern, Jerry Vater, Tom The Cambodian Book of the Dead US 2013 Fiction 9781909223196 7486 For myself, I cannot live without my art. But I have never placed it above everything. If, on the other hand, I need it, it is because it cannot be separated from my fellow men, and it allows me to live, such as I am, on one level with them. It is a means of stirring the greatest number of people by offering them a privileged picture of common joys and sufferings. It obliges the artist not to keep himself apart; it subjects him to the most humble and the most universal truth. Camus, Albert Vatikiotis, Michael The Painter of Lost Souls US 2012 Fiction 1957 9789792510089 7487 In a cool and airy mead There turns the wind a wheel; My beloved she did leave, Who lived there in that field. She pledged her love forever Gave me a ring therewith; She broke her pledge asunder, My ring did split in half. When I hear that wheel still turn, I don't know what to do, Death is that for which I yearn, Then quiet would it be too. von Eichendorff, Joseph De Velasco, Stefanie Tiger Milk US 2014 Fiction 9781781857441 7488 My dog is old. When he is in pain, an imploring look comes into his eyes. I am his God. He doesn't know that behind the God that will save him, the one he beseeches, there is another God he cannot see. Is there another behind ours as well? The dog grovels at my feet. At whose feet must we grovel? Ray, Jean Verhulst, Dimitri Madame Verona Comes Down The Hil US 2009 Fiction 9781846271564 7489 I was surprised that someone would devote a life to such things, to faking things and not quite succeding at it, and when one succeeds one only adds one ephemera to another, what one can't have to what one doesn't. Michon, Pierre Masters and Servants Verhulst, Dimitri The Misfortunates US 2007 Fiction 9781846271595 7490 Why do I no longer dream about my mother? Perhaps because I have written too much about her, even distributing her beautiful profile on the cover of a book. Without meaning to exorcise anything, I exorcized her presence. My mother wasn't bothering me, I summoned her up myself by writing so much about her, but I suspect that in the end I created a literary character -- complex, artistic, complicated -- and lost the real mother, the dead mother, as a result. I am the orphan of a dead mother because I wrote too much about her. Umbral, Francisco A Creature of Distance Verhulst, Dimitri The Misfortunates US 2007 Fiction 9781846271595 7491 What shall I love unless it be the enigma? De Chirico, Giorgio Verissimo, Luis Fernando The Spies US 2009 Fiction 9780857051141 7492 It is not the critic who counts: not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood, who strives valiantly, who errs and comes up short again and again, because there is no effort wihout error or shortcoming , but who knows the great enthusiasms, the great devotions, who spends himself for a worthy cause; who, at the best, knows, in the end, the triumph of high achievement, and who, at the worst, if he fails, at least he fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who knew neither victory nor defeat. Roosevelt, Theodore Wiel, Chris Ver Starbucks Nation US 2008 Fiction 9781559708685 7493 Blessed are the dead that the rain falls on. Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Vidich, Paul The Good Assassin US 2017 Fiction 9781501110429 7494 MARC ANTONY: The noble Brutus Hath told you Caesar was ambitious. If it were so, it was a grievous fault, And grievously hath Caesar answered it. Here, under leave of Brutus and the rest -- For Brutus is an honorable man; So are they all, all honorable men; Come I to speak in Caesar's funeral/ Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Vidich, Paul An Honorable Man US 2016 Fiction 9781501110382 7495 The only ones who could depart this civilization were those whose special role is to depart it: a scientist is given leave, a priest is given permission. But not a woman who doesn't even have the guarantees of a title. And I was fleeing, uneasily I was fleeing. Lispector, Clarice The Passion According to G. H. Vida, Vendela The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty US 2015 Fiction 9780062110916 7496 "You are so subtle, Marlow." "Who? I?" Vieira, Toby Marlow's Landing US 2016 Fiction 9781473633179 7497 On voit de toutes petites choses qui luisent Ce sont des gens dans des chemises Comme durant ces sieccles de la longue nuit Dans le silence et dans le bruit. Manset, Gerard Comme un Lego Vigan, Delphine de Underground Time US 2009 Fiction 9781608197125 7498 My life was wide and wild, and who can know my heart? There in that golden jungle I walk alone. Wright, Judith A Human Pattern: Selected Poems Viggers, Karen The Lightkeeper's Wife US 2011 Fiction 9781741759143 7499 Her pink dress unsettles me. It won't let me die. O'Gorman Villalobos, Juan Pablo I'll Sell you a Dog US 2014 Fiction 9781908276742 7500 Perhaps I'll understand in the next life; in this one I can only imagine. Sada, Daniel Villalobos, Juan Pablo I'll Sell you a Dog US 2014 Fiction 9781908276742 7501 There isn't a stomach that wouldn't howl with hunger if all the dogs you've thrust down them were suddenly brought back to life! Quevedo, Francisco de Villalobos, Juan Pablo I'll Sell you a Dog US 2014 Fiction 9781908276742 7502 Only four per cent of convicted arsonists are female. Most fires started by women with criminal intention have their origin in suppressed emotions, amongst them most commonly jealously. Barlay, Stephen Fire: an international report Vilar, Esther The Seven Fires of Madamoiselle US 2004 Fiction 9780099531647 7503 Els meus ulls ja no saben sino contemplar dies i sols perduts... Espriu, Salvador Cementiri de Sinera Villalonga, Llorenc The Dolls' Room US 1956 Fiction 9781564786128 7504 Who treads those level lands of gold, The level fields of mist and air, And rolling mountains manifold And towers of twilight over there? No mortal foot upon them strays, No archer in the towers dwells, But feet too airy for our ways Go up and down their hills and dells. The people out of old romance, And people that have never been, And those that on the border dance Between old history and between Resounding fable, as the king Who held his court at Camelot. There Guinevere is wandering And there the knight Sir Lancelot. And by yon precipice of white, As steep as Roncesvalles, and more, Within an inch of fancy’s sight, Roland the peerless rides to war. And just the tip of Quixote’s spear, The greatest of them all by far, Is surely visible from here! But no: it is the Evening Star. Lord Dunsany Y Wolfe, Gene The Knight US 2003 Fantasy 765347016 7505 Awake! for Morning in the Bowl of Night Has flung the Stone that puts the Stars to Flight: And Lo! the Hunter of the East has caught The Sultan’s Turret in a Noose of Light. Fitzgerald Wolfe, Gene The Urth of the New Sun US 1987 Science Fiction 312863942 7506 Into the distance disappear the mounds of human heads. I dwindle — go unnoticed now. But in affectionate books, in children’s games, I will rise from the dead to say: the sun! Mandelstam, Osip Wolfe, Gene The Sword of the Lictor US 1981 Fiction 671631934 7507 When the ivy-tod is heavy with snow, And the owlet whoops to the wolf below, That eats the she-wolf’s young. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Wolfe, Gene The Fifth Head of Cerberus US 1972 Fiction 0312890206c 7508 First there was a struggle at the barricade of shields; then, the barricade down, a bitter and protracted fight, hand to hand, at the temple of Demeter… Herodotos Wolfe, Gene Soldier of the mist US 1986 Fiction 812558154 7509 Gold is the kindest of all hosts when it shines in the sky, but comes as an evil guest to those who receive it in the hand. Simonides of Ceos Wolfe, Gene An Evil Guest US 2008 Fiction 765321335 7510 The country needs and, unless I mistake its temper, the country demands bold, persistent experimentation. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Wolfe, Gene Free Live Free US 1984 Fiction 312868367 7511 You asked to become a knight, not an expert on knighthood. To train you further would make you into a scholar, not a fighting man. What remains for you to learn you must learn by living and doing. Meynard, Yves The Book of Knights Wolfe, Gene The Wizard US 2005 Fiction 575077107 7512 At two o'clock in the morning, if you open your window and listen, You will hear the feet of the Wind that is going to call the sun. And the trees in the shadow rustle and the trees in the moonlight glisten, And though it is deep, dark night, you feel that the night is done. Kipling, Rudyard Wolfe, Gene The Citadel of the Autarch US 1983 Fiction 671496662 7513 A particle of the Supreme being is incarnated in me. Only through me can you hope to be saved; and the manner of your salvation is this: you must be united with me in soul and body. Rasputin, Grigori Yefimovich Nickle, David Rasputin's Bastards US 2012 Fiction 1926851595 7514 All happy families are alike. Tolstoy, Leo Nickle, David Rasputin's Bastards US 2012 Fiction 1926851595 7515 “Tell me what dreams may come…” All progressions from a higher to a lower order are marked by ruins and mystery and a residue of nameless rage. McCarthy, Cormac Hodge, Brian The Convulsion Factory US 1996 Fiction 7516 What is the curse upon religion that its tenets must always be associate with every kind of extravagance and falsehood. Crowley, Aleister Book 4 Hodge, Brian Falling Idols US 1998 Fiction 7517 I became aware, more vividly aware than I had ever been, that the secret of life consists in sharing the madness of God. Powys, John Cowper Autobiography Hodge, Brian Falling Idols US 1998 Fiction 7518 The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars, But in ourselves, that we are underlings. Shakespeare, William Hodge, Brian Prototype US 1996 Fiction 440216281 7519 If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning. Aird, Catherine Hodge, Brian Prototype US 1996 Fiction 440216281 7520 Captain Clickety He’s coming your way Captain Clickety He’ll make you pay Once in the morning Twice in the night Three times Clickety Will give you a fright Traditional children’s skipping song (origin unknown) McMahon, Gary Beyond Here Lies Nothing US 2012 Fiction 1781080216 7521 I has been sent to bed by mummy and daddy. they dont want me to hear them fight. my name is jack. I want to keep a dairy and this is it. daddy thinks people who rite are funny in the head. he says I should be playin outside with my football or on my bike. I like my bike. but daddy wont let me play outside when it dark. that the scary time. nasty man mite take me away like that boy in the news before. my sister is daisy like a flower. I think somebody hates us. he is in the house all the time but we cant see him. he makes niose when nowbody else is here. he wants to hurt us. we hide under the bed when mummy and daddy are in the pub. he canit see us there. we inibible. inbisevil. he canit see us. but he is there. in the walls and under the floor. he creeps about and peeps threw the gaps to try and see me and daisy flower. I am scared. I can here him now. he goes clikcety clikcety like when I spilt my marbels on the kichen floor. clikcey clikcety clikc. Pollack, Jack From the diary of Jack Pollack, April 1974 McMahon, Gary Beyond Here Lies Nothing US 2012 Fiction 1974 1781080216 7522 Promise me that you won’t try to save me. Hansen, Abby McMahon, Gary Beyond Here Lies Nothing US 2012 Fiction 1781080216 7523 The rest is silence Shakespeare, William Hamlet, Act 5 scene 2 McMahon, Gary Silent Voices US 2012 Fiction 1907992790 7524 Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men Couldn’t put Humpty together again. Old English Nursery Rhyme (circa 1811) McMahon, Gary Silent Voices US 2012 Fiction 1811 1907992790 7525 “I don’t like it here. The closer you get to the centre, the weirder it feels.” Fraser, Hailey McMahon, Gary The Concrete Grove US 2011 Fiction 1907519955 7526 A man’s home is his castle. Old English folk saying McMahon, Gary Nightsiders US 2013 Fiction 7527 For all that is made real In this age descending Where heroes leave naught But the iron ring of their names From bardic throats I stand in this silent heart Yearning the fading beat Of lives fallen to dust And the sifting whisper Proclaims glory's passing As the songs fail In dwindling echoes For all that is made real The chambers and halls Yawn empty to my cries - For someone must Give answer Give answer To all of this Someone The Age Descending Fethena,Torbora Erikson, Steven The Bonehunters US 2006 Fiction 553813153 7528 I am known in the religion of rage. Worship me as a pool of blood in your hands. Drink me deep. It’s bitter fury that boils and burns. Your knives were small but they were many. I am named in the religion of rage. Worship me with your offhand cuts long after I am dead. It’s a song of dreams crumbled to ashes. Your wants overflowed but now gape empty. I am drowned in the religion of rage. Worship me unto death and down to a pile of bones. The purest book is the one never opened. No needs left unfulfilled on the cold, sacred day. I am found in the religion of rage. Worship me in a stream of curses. This fool had faith and in dreams he wept. But we walk a desert rocked by accusations, where no man starves with hate in his bones. Fisher kel Tath Erikson, Steven The Crippled God US 2011 Fiction 593046358 7529 If you never knew the worlds in my mind your sense of loss would be small pity and we’ll forget this on the trail. Take what you’re given and turn away the screwed face. I do not deserve it, no matter how narrow the strand of your private shore. If you will do your best I’ll meet your eye. It’s the clutch of arrows in hand that I do not trust bent to the smile hitching my way. We aren’t meeting in sorrow or some other suture bridging scars. We haven’t danced the same thin ice and my sympathy for your troubles I give freely without thought of reciprocity or scales on balance. It’s the decent thing, that’s all. Even if that thing is a stranger to so many. But there will be secrets you never knew and I would not choose any other way. All my arrows are buried and the sandy reach is broad and all that’s private cools pinned on the altar. Even the drips are gone, that child of wants with a mind full of worlds and his reddened tears. The days I feel mortal I so hate. The days in my worlds, are where I live for ever, and should dawn ever arrive I will to its light awaken as one reborn. Fisher kel Tath Poet’s Night iii.iv The Malazan Book of the Fallen Fisher kel Tath Erikson, Steven The Crippled God US 2011 Fiction 593046358 7530 To die will be an awfully big adventure. Barrie, James Matthew Peter Pan Williams ,Conrad Decay Inevitable US 2009 Fiction 1844167496 7531 When Stalin says “dance,” a wise man dances. Khrushchev, Nikita S. Khrushchev Remembers Russia Trotter, William A Frozen Hell US 1991 1565122496 7532 Nothing's forgotten. Nothing's ever forgotten Robin of Sherwood Carpenter, Richard Kane, Paul Broken Arrow US 2010 Fiction 1906735271 7533 Behold ye among the heathen, and regard, and wonder marvelously: for I will work a work in your days, which ye will not believe, though it be told you. Habakkuk 1:5 (KJV) Tregillis, Ian Bitter Seeds US 2010 Fiction, Alternate History 765321505 7534 There are no great men, only great challenges that ordinary men are forced by circumstances to meet. Admiral William Halsey Tregillis, Ian Bitter Seeds US 2010 Fiction, Alternate History 765321505 7535 Behold: I give you the Overman. Nietszche, Friedrich Tregillis, Ian Bitter Seeds US 2010 Fiction, Alternate History 765321505 7536 Smile for the camera. Old Saying Volk, Stephen Whitstable US 2013 Fiction, Novella 7537 The infinite, my dear friend, is no big deal -- it's a matter of writing -- the universe exists only on paper. Valery, Paul Monsieur Teste Vila-Matas, Enrique A Brief History of Portable Literature US 1985 Fiction 9780811223379 7538 Humko maalum hain Jannat ki haqeeqat lekin Dil ko behlaaney ke liye Yeh khayal achcha hain This idea of paradise, a heaven We know its real truth; But to keep a heart happy It is an acceptable thought. Virani, Pinki Deaf Heaven US 2009 Fiction 9788172238490 7539 To starve a child of the spell of the story, of the canter of the poem, oral or written, is a kind of living burial. It is to immure him in emptiness. Steiner, George Real Presences Vizenor, Gerald Hiroshima Bugi: Atomu 57 US 2003 Fiction 83246730 7540 An easygoing conscience, however, cannot remain untroubled except by intentionally refusing to listen to the stories that come out of Hiroshima. Oe, Kenzaburo Hiroshima Notes Vizenor, Gerald Hiroshima Bugi: Atomu 57 US 2003 Fiction 83246730 7541 The streets were deserted except for the dead. Some looked as if they had been frozen by death while in the full action of flight; others lay sprawled as though some giant had flung them to their death from a great height. Hachiya, Michihiko Hiroshima Diary Vizenor, Gerald Hiroshima Bugi: Atomu 57 US 2003 Fiction 83246730 7542 The first atomic bomb destroyed more than the city of Hiroshima. It also exploded our inherited, outdated political ideas. Einstein, Albert The New York Times News article Vizenor, Gerald Hiroshima Bugi: Atomu 57 US 2003 Fiction 83246730 7543 Wher can we always find happiness? In the dictionary. Tearle, Aubrey Vladislavic, Ivan The Restless Supermarket US 2012 Fiction 9781908276322 7544 It is true that we are weak and sick and ugly and quarrelsome but if that is all we ever were, we would millenniums ago have disappeared from the face of the earth. Steinbeck, John Vlautin, Willy Lean on Pete US 2010 Fiction 9780061456534 7545 I awaken in me what I've been to become silence and nothing. Cuesta Volpi, Jorge In Spite of the Dark Silence US 2010 Fiction 9780974888187 7546 For them have I woven this vast shroud Out of the sad words I heard from them. Akhmatova, Anna Requiem Volpi, Jorge Season of Ash US 2006 Fiction 9781934824108 7547 There are women born in a moist earth. Each of their steps is a sonorous sob, and their vacation is to accompany the dead and to be the first to greet those who come back to life. Mandelstam, Osip Voronezh Notebooks Volpi, Jorge Season of Ash US 2006 Fiction 9781934824108 7548 To those of us who believe in physics, this separation between past, present and future is only a stubborn illusion. Einstein, Albert von Schlegell, Mark Mercury Station US 2009 Fiction 9781584350712 7549 The real question is: To whom does the meaning of art of the past properly belong? To those who can apply it to their own lives, or to a cultural hierarchy of relic specialists? Berger, John Ways of Seeing Vreeland, Susan Life Studies US 2005 Fiction 1977 670031771 7550 About suffering they were never wrong, The Old Masters: how well they understood Its human position; how it takes place While someone else is eating or opening a window or just walking dully along. Auden, W. H. Musee des Beaux Arts Poem Vreeland, Susan The Passion of Artemisia US 2002 Fiction 1940 670894494 7551 There is somethign bigger than fact: the underlying spirit, all it stands for, the mood, the vastness, the Western breath of go-to-the-devil-if-you-don't like it., the eternal big spaceness of it. Oh the West! I'm of it and I love it. Carr, Emily Hundreds and Thousands Vreeland, Susan The Forest Lover US 2004 Fiction 1966 670032670 7552 This is the forest primeval. The murmuring pines and the hemlocks, Bearded with moss, and in garments green Indistinct in the twilight Stand like Druids of eld, With voices sad and prophetic. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Evangeline Vreeland, Susan The Forest Lover US 2004 Fiction 1847 670032670 7553 To my mind, a picture should be something pleasant, cheerful, and pretty, yes pretty! There are too many unpleasant things in life as it is without creating still more of them. Renoir, Pierre-Auguste Vreeland, Susan Luncheon of the Boating Party US 2007 Fiction 9780670038541 7554 Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von Vreeland, Susan Luncheon of the Boating Party US 2007 Fiction 9780670038541 7555 I was in the habit of observing the ways of the faubourg, its residents and their characters [...] Observation had already become deeply ingrained in me, it took hold of the soul without neglecting the body, or rather, it seized on external details so well that it immediately moved beyond them, it gave me the ability to live the life of a person upon whom I had trained my sights by allowing me to substitute myself for him, like the dervish in 1001 Nights who stole people's bodies and souls after pronouncing certain words over them. de Balzac, Honore Facino Cane Vyleta, Dan Pavel and I US 2008 Fiction 9780747596318 7556 It is a striking and generally observed characteristic of the conduct of paranoiacs that they endow small, negligible details in the behaviour of others with enormous significance; they interpret these details and find in them grounds for far-reaching conclusions. Freud, Sigmund The Psychopathology of Everyday Life Vyleta, Dan Pavel and I US 2008 Fiction 9780747596318 7557 And I wil take a further secret to the grave: that I once observed Mother, how she secretly went into the cellar larder, cut herself a thick slice of ham and ate it downstairs, standing up, with her hands, hurriedly, it didn't even look repulsive, just surprising, I was more touched thatn appalled [...] Curiously enough, I like those of whose kinds I am: human beings. Boll, Heinrich A Clown's Perspectives Vyleta, Dan The Quiet Twin US 2011 Fiction 9781408807422 7558 Thank you, my land; for your remotest Most cruel mist my thanks are due, By you possessed, by you unnoticed, Unto myself I speak of you. And in these talks between somnambules My inmost being hardly knows If it's my demency that rambles Or your own melody that grows. Nabokov, Vladimir The Gift Russia Waberi, Abdourahman A. Transit US 2003 Fiction 9780253006837 7559 So long as I perceive the world as hostile, I remain linked to it: I am not crazy. Barthes, Roland A Lover's Discourse Waclawiak, Karolina The Invaders US 2015 Fiction 9781941393291 7560 Do you ever just think of just doing a criminal thing sometime? Just doing something terrible. Change everything. Ford, Richard Rock Springs, "Winter Kills" Waite, Urban The Terror of Living US 2011 Fiction 1987 9780857204349 7561 We can never know what to want, because, living only one life, we can neither compare it with our previous lives nor perfect it in our lives to come. Kundera, Milan The Unbearable Lightness of Being Waite, Urban The Terror of Living US 2011 Fiction 9780857204349 7562 Hearken not unto the words of the prophets that prophesy unto you: they make you vain: they speak a vision of their own heart, and not out of the mouth of the Lord. Jeremiah 23:16 Wait, Rebecca The Followers US 2015 Fiction 9781447284727 7563 What you seek is seeking you. Rumi Wallace, Wendy The Sacred River US 2013 Fiction 9780857209528 7564 There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I. Dylan All Along the Watchtower Walker, Peter Some Here Among Us US 2014 Fiction 9781408856673 7565 Until morning comes say of the blind bird: His feet are netted with darkness, or he flies His heart's distance in the darkness of his eyes. Berry, Wendell Elegy Wallace, Carey The blind Contessa's New Machine US 2010 Fiction 9780670021895 7566 The great object of life is sensation, to feel that we exist, even though in pain; it is this craving void which drives us. Byron Trigell, Jonathan Cham US 2007 Fiction 9781852424584 7567 Do what thy manhood bids thee to, From none but self expect applause: He noblest lives and noblest dies Who makes and keeps his self-made laws. Burton, Sir Richard Francis Troyanov, Iliya The Collector of Worlds US 2006 Fiction 9780061351938 7568 Now a life of leisure and a pirate's treasure Don;t make much for tragedy But it's a sad man my friend who's livin' in his own skin And can't stand the company. Springsteen, Bruce Better Days Song Tropper, Jonathan The Book of Joe US 2004 Fiction 434012963 7569 It's a town full of losers I'm pulling out of here to win. Springsteen, Bruce Thunder Road Song Tropper, Jonathan The Book of Joe US 2004 Fiction 434012963 7570 Sometimes the best map will not guide you You can't see what's round the bend Sometimes the road leads through dark places Sometimes the darkness is your friend. Cockburn, Bruce Pacing the Cage Trofimuk, Thomas Waiting for Columbus US 2009 Fiction 9780385529136 7571 He said, "If a story begins with finding, it must end with searching." Fitzgerald, Penelope The Blue Flower Trueblood, Valerie Search Party US 2013 Fiction 9781619021495 7572 As Lightning to the Children eased With explanation kind The truth must dazzle gradually Or every man be blind -- Dickinson, Emily Trueba, David Blitz US 2016 Fiction 1872 9781590517840 7573 Trade continues. Today the cat killd our bird M. Avida who had lived with us ever since the 29th of Septr intirely on the flies which he caught for himself; he was hearty and in high health so that probably he might have livd a great while longer had fate been more kind. Banks, Joseph Endeavour Journal Truss, Lynne The Lunar Cats US 2016 Fiction 1768 9781780896724 7574 Whether out of professional pique or some instinct of fear, the ship's mascot -- a cat named Dowie, after Captain Turner's predecessor -- fled the ship that night, for points unknown. Larson, Erik Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania Truss, Lynne The Lunar Cats US 2016 Fiction 1768 9781780896724 7575 Let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools of thought contend. Mao, Tse-Tung Tsukiyama, Gail A Hundred Flowers US 2012 Fiction 1956 9780312274818 7576 Yes, the scenery is magical -- the illusion is so complete... But every night when the curtain falls, truth comes in with darkness. No light shows from the mountain. To and fro I walk the piazza deck, haunted by Marianna's face, and many as real a story. Melville, Herman The Piazza Tucker, Lisa The Promised World US 2009 Fiction 9781416575382 7577 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T. S. "Little Gidding", Four Quartets Poem Tucker, Lisa The Winters in Bloom US 2011 Fiction 9781416575405 7578 We never keep to the present. We recall the past; we anticipate the future as if we found it too slow in coming and were trying to hurry it up, or we recall the past as if to stay its too rapid flight. We are so unwise that we wander about in times that do not belong to us, and do not think of the only one that does; so vain that we dream of times that are not and blindly flee the only one that is. The fact is that the present usually hurts. Pascal, Blaise Pensees (#47) Tuck, Lily I married you for happiness US 2011 Fiction 9780802119919 7579 There is nothing more terrorising than the possiblity that nothing is hidden. There's nothing more scandalous than a happy marriage. Phillips, Adam Monogamy Tuck, Lily I married you for happiness US 2011 Fiction 9780802119919 7580 Part fact part fiction is what life is. And it is always a cover story. I wrote my way out. Winterson, Jeanette Tuck, Lily The Double Life of Liliane US 2015 Fiction 9780802124029 7581 I believe one has a public life, a private life and a secret life. I have written a lot about my public and private lives. On my secret life, I have not written a single word. Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Tuck, Lily The Double Life of Liliane US 2015 Fiction 9780802124029 7582 One day I went to see the "slaves' pen" -- a wretched hovel, "right against" the Capitol, from which it is distant about half a mile, with no house intervening. The suicide alone is accessible to the eye of a visitor; what passes within being reserved for the exclusive observation of its owner, (a man of the name of Robey,) and his unfortunate victims. It is surrounded by a wooden paling fourteen or fifteen feet in height, witht he posts outside to prevent escape and separated from the building by a space too narrow to admit of a free circulation of air. At a small window above, which was unglazed and exposed alike to the heat of summer and the cold of winter, so trying to the constituition, two or three sable faces appeared, looking out wistfully to while away the time and catch a refreshing breezer... Abdy, E. S. Journal of a Residence and Tour in the United States of America US Tucker, Neely Murder, D.C. US 2015 Fiction 1833 9780670016594 7583 The trigger pull of the M6 Scout is a bit stiff for the smallest youngsters, but using four fingers at first, and later two on the unique squeeze bar trigger works well. The gun's accuracy is quite good, too -- a helpful trait in preventing discouragemenet in a young shooter. Hunting Digest, "The BEst Guns for Kids" Tucker, Todd Over and Under US 2008 Fiction 1977 9780312379902 7584 Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not. Dr. Seuss The Lorax Tucker, Lisa The Cure for Modern Life US 2008 Fiction 9780743492799 7585 Or we can blow our trumpets And go blaring through the land; But we'd rather walk in days of spring, When primrose blossoms and thrushes sing, Quietly thinking beside the stream. Storm, Theodore Tucholsky, Kurt Castle Gripsholm US 2004 Fiction 158567558X 7586 Love is not that sweet thing everyone talks about. Maybe people are tortured in order to make them say that? Whatever, everyone is lying. Pamuk, Orphan interview comment Tuil, Karine The Age of Reinvention US 2013 Fiction 2011 9781476776347 7587 All success cloaks a surrender. De Beauvoir, Simone Memoirs of Dutiful Daughter Tuil, Karine The Age of Reinvention US 2013 Fiction 9781476776347 7588 Literary success represents only a small part of what I think about. Success slips through your fingers, it escapes you whichever way you turn [...] and it is my own life that is, ultimately, the most important thing. Yourcenar, Marguerite interview comment Tuil, Karine The Age of Reinvention US 2013 Fiction 1979 9781476776347 7589 I sang to my dear dead mother and she instantly understood me, and pressing a kiss to my forehead said as into her arms she pulled me: "Believe then in truth, or in fantasy -- if you'll only believe in it utterly! For truth is what you believe it to be. My son, believe in your dreams!' Leino, Eino Smiling Apollo Tuomainen, Antti Dark as My Heart US 2013 Fiction 9780099593577 7590 We must plan for five years ahead and twenty years and a hundred years. Burnett, Sir Macfarlane Turner, George The Sea and Summer US 1987 Fiction 9780575118690 7591 Virgin Soil should be turned up not by a harrow skimming over the surface, but by a plough biting deep into the earth. The Note-book of a Farmer Turgenev, Ivan Virgin Soil US 2000 Fiction 940322455 7592 Obstacles cannot trush me. Every obstacle yields to stern resolve. He who is fixed to a star does not change his mind. Da Vinci, Leonard Turner, Lucille Giocondo US 2011 Fiction 9781847083593 7593 1st Lord: What time o' day is 't, Apetamantus? Apetamantus: Time to be honest. Timon of Athens I. i Tuten, Frederic TinTin in the New World US 1993 Fiction 1580730337 7594 We can see the people upon all sides, But by no one can we be seen; The cloud of Adam's transgression it is That prevents them from seeing us. Mider to Etain Tuttle, Lisa The Mysteries US 2005 Fiction 9780553587340 7595 They did not know her -- gods are hard for mortals to recognize. Homeric Hymn to Demeter Tuttle, Lisa The Mysteries US 2005 Fiction 9780553587340 7596 mystery n. a secret doctrine; anything very obscure; that which is beyond human knowledge to explain; anything artfully made difficult; a sacrement; a miracle play; a shiftless, drifting girl. Tuttle, Lisa The Mysteries US 2005 Fiction 9780553587340 7597 Our end drifts nearer, the moon lifts, radiant with terror. The state is a diver under a glass bell. A father's no shield for his child. Lowell, Robert "Fall 1961" Udall, Brady The Lonely Polygamist US 2011 Fiction 7598 Tis Love that has warm'd us? Dryden, John Ullman, Linn The Cold Song US 2011 Fiction 9781590516676 7599 Suppose the world were only one of God's jokes, would you work any the less to make it a good joke instead of a bad one? Shaw, George Bernard Umrigar, Thrity The World We Found US 2012 Fiction 9780061938344 7600 Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live. Exodus 22:18 Underdown, Beth The Witch Finder's Sister US 2017 Fiction 9780241978047 7601 And a man's foes shall be they of his own household. Matthew 10:36 Underdown, Beth The Witch Finder's Sister US 2017 Fiction 9780241978047 7602 Onwu egbuchughi ji e jiri chu aja, e mesie o pue ome. If the yam used in sacrifice does not die prematurely, it will eventually germinate. Igbo proverb Unigwe, Chika Night Dancer US 2012 Fiction 9780224093835 7603 There exists this city built by labor, mostly me, who disappear after their respective bulidings are made. Once the last brick is laid, the glass spotless, the elevators functional, the plumbing operational, the laborers, every single one of them, begin to fade, before disappearing competely. Some believe the men become ghosts, haunting the facades they helped build. When visiting, take note. If you are outside, and there are buildings nearby, ghosts may already be falling, may even have landed on your person. Unnikrishnan, Deepak Temporary People US 2017 Fiction 9781632061423 7604 Decisive, she approaches The high tower, intending To cast herself off the top [...] But unexpectedly the tower spoke. Apuleius The Marriage of Cupid and Psyche, The Golden Ass Unt, Mati Diary of a blood donor US 1990 Fiction 9781564784964 7605 Consequently, when, in all honesty, I've recognized that man is a being in whom existence precedes essence, that he is a free being who, in various circumstanes, can only want his freedom, I have at the same time recognized that I can want only the freedom of others. Sartre Updike, John Of the Farm US 1965 Fiction 9780345468222 7606 Something of the unreal is necessary to fecundate the real. Stevens, Wallace preface to William Carlos William's Collected Poems Updike, John Bech at Bay US 1998 Fiction 1934 9780449004043 7607 Becque (Henry) ... Apres des debuts poetiques assez obscurs... a travers des inexperiences et des brutalites voules, un talent original et vigoureux. Toutefois, l'auteur ne reparut que beaucoup plus tard avec [auvres nombreuses], ou la critique signala les memes defauts et la meme puissance... M. Becque a ete decore de la Legion d'honneur en 1887. La Grande Encyclopedia Updike, John Bech is Back US 1978 Fiction 9780449004531 7608 Lieut. Col. Vladimir A. Shatalov: I am heading straight for the socket. Lieut. Col. Boris V. Volynov, Soyuz 5 Commander: Easy, not so rough. Colenel Shatalov: It took me a while to find you, but now I've got you. Updike, John Rabbit Redux US 1971 Fiction 449911934 7609 What I like about cities is that everything is king size, the beauty and the ugliness. Brodsky, Joseph Tay, Janet & Forbes, Eric (editor) Urban Odysseys: KL stories US 2009 Fiction 9789675222061 7610 All great art is born of the metropolis. Pound, Eric Tay, Janet & Forbes, Eric (editor) Urban Odysseys: KL stories US 2009 Fiction 9789675222061 7611 There is no solitude in the world like that of the big city. Norris, Kathleen Tay, Janet & Forbes, Eric (editor) Urban Odysseys: KL stories US 2009 Fiction 9789675222061 7612 Slowly and beautifully the land loomed out of the sea. The wind came again. It had veered from the northeast to the southeast. Finally, a new sound struck the ears of the men in the boat. It was the low thunder of the surf on the shore. "we'll never be able to make the lighthouse now," said the captain. "Swing her head a little more north, Billie," said he. Crane, Stephen The Open Boat Urquhart, Jane Sanctuary Line US 2010 Fiction 9780857051240 7613 As if I were the ghost of the fog O' Neill, Eugene Long Day's Journey into Night Urquhart, Jane The Night Stages US 2015 Fiction 9781780747798 7614 I shall speak a double truth; at times one alone comes into being; at other times out of one several things grow. Double is the birth of mortal things and double their demise. For the coming together of all both causes their birth and destroys them; and separation nurtured in their being makes them fly apart. These things never stop changing throughout, at times coming together through Amity in one whole, at other times being violently separated by Strife. Thus, on one side, one whole is formed out of many, and then again, wrenched from each other, they make up many out of one. Thus they come into being and their life is not long their own, but insofar as they never stop changing throughout insofar they are forever immovable in a circle. But come, listen to my words, for knowledge makes the mind grow. As I said once before, revealing the outer limits of my thought, I shall speak a double truth; at times one has grown out of many, at other times many grow apart out of the one, fire and water and earth and the immeasurable heghts of air. Then dire Strife stands away from all, while Love reigns in their midst, equal in length and breadth. Empedocles Urr, Eloy Friction US 2007 Fiction 9781564785497 7615 So, dare it! Your inheritance, whay you've earned and learned, The narratives of all your father's voices teaching you, All law and custom, names of all the ancient gods, Forget these things courageously; like newborn babes Your eyes will open to the godliness of nature... Holderlin, Friedrich The Death of Empedocles Urroz, Eloy Friction US 2007 Fiction 9781564785497 7616 Everything will come down with you, like tinsel streamers once the party's over, even the shadow of a few days that lingered a while in music, and no one else will be able to evoke for the world what ends in the world with you. Pitiful? For you, maybe. But you're nothing more than one card in the game, and it, though it hurts to acknowledge it, is not played by you or for you, but with you and for an instant. Cernuda, Luis Urroz, Eloy The Family Interrupted US 2016 Fiction 9781564787330 7617 There is no history of mankind, there is only an indefinite number of histories of all kinds of aspects of human life... A concrete history of mankind, if there were any, would have to be the history of all men. It would have to be the history of all human hopes, struggles, and sufferings. For there is no one man more important than any other. Clearly, this concrete history cannot be written. We must make abstractions, we must neglect, select. But with this we arrive at the many histories... Popper, Karl Urroz, Eloy The Family Interrupted US 2016 Fiction 9781564787330 7618 "I've done with it all. It's time I was dead." "Well, that's a good one! said Shtcherbatsky, laughing: "why, I'm only just getting ready to being." "Yes, I thought the same not long ago, but now I know I shall soon be dead." Tolstoy Urroz, Eloy The Family Interrupted US 2016 Fiction 9781564787330 7619 Truth is everything. Of truth I have no fear. In truth I see no shame. Urrea, Teresita Urrea, Luis Alberto The Hummingbird's Daughter US 2005 Fiction 316745464 7620 Truth, for the tyrants, is the most terrible and cruel of all bindings: it is like an incandescent iron falling across their chests. And it is even more agonizing than hot iron, for that only burns the flesh, while Truth burns its way into the soul. Aguirre, Lauro Urrea, Luis Alberto The Hummingbird's Daughter US 2005 Fiction 316745464 7621 O friends, I have come searching for you, I crossed over flowering fields, And here, at last, I've found you. Rejoice, Tell me your stories. O friends, I am here. Xayacamach of Tizatlan Urrea, Luis Alberto Into the Beautiful North US 2009 Fiction 9780316025270 7622 Living with a saint is more grueling than being one. Neville, Robert Urrea, Luis Alberto Queen of America US 2011 Fiction 9780316154864 7623 Man was made at the end of the week's work, when God was tired. Twain, Mark Urrea, Luis Alberto The Water Museum US 2015 Fiction 9780316334372 7624 Gezurra esan nuen etxean; ni baino lehenago kalean. I told a lie at home and it was in the street before me. Basque Proverb Proverb Urza, Gabriel All that Followed US 2015 Fiction 9781627792431 7625 The human race has only one really effective weapon and that is laughter. Twain, Mark Utton, Dominic Martin Harbottle's Appreciation of Time US 2014 Fiction 9781780743721 7626 I wasted time, and now doth time waste me. Shakespeare, William Richard II Utton, Dominic Martin Harbottle's Appreciation of Time US 2014 Fiction 9781780743721 7627 Why something rather than nothing? Cioran, E. M. Valdes, Zoe Yocandra in the Paradise of Nada US 1995 Fiction 9781611459333 7628 I walk alone across a vast landscape. The weather is fine. Not sunny though. The minutes do not pass. For the longest time, no friends, no people walking by. I walk alone. I talk, alone. Valdes, Zoe The Weeping Woman US 2013 Fiction 9781628725810 7629 Je n'ai pas ete la "maitresse" de Picasso; il fut mon "maitre." I was not Picasso's "mistress"; he was my "master." Maar, Dora Valdes, Zoe The Weeping Woman US 2013 Fiction 9781628725810 7630 Dora wanted to go down in history without a need for words. Lord, James Valdes, Zoe The Weeping Woman US 2013 Fiction 9781628725810 7631 Coyote had a plan which he knew he could carry out because of his great power. He took his heart and cut it in half. He put one half right at the tip of his nose and the other half at the end of his tail. Apache folktale Valente, Catherynne M. Six-Gun Snow White US 2013 Fiction 9781481444729 7632 Then saith he to his servants, The wedding is ready, but they which were bidden were not worthy. Go ye therefore into the highways, and as many as ye shall find, bid to the marriage. So those servants went out into the highways and gathered together as many as they found, both bad and good: and the wedding was furnished with guests. And when the king came in to see the guests, he saw there a man which had not on a wedding garment: And he saith unto him, Friend, how camest thou in hither not having a wedding garment? And he was speechless. Then said the king to the servants, Bind him hand and foot, and take him away, and cast him into outer darkness; there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth. For many are called, but few are chosen. Matthew 22:8-14 Towles, Amor Rules of Civility US 2011 Fiction 9781444708875 7633 Of all the ways to lose a person, death is the kindest. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Treadway, Jessica Lacy Eye US 2015 Fiction 9781455530380 7634 If anyone should importune me to give a reason why I loved him, I feel it could not otherwise be expressed than by making the answer, "Because it was he, because it was I." Montaigne, Michel de On Friendship Tremain, Rose The Gustav Sonata US 2016 Fiction 9781784740030 7635 Truth, that lasting joy, fills in all that is missing. Rodin, Auguste Treadway, Jessica How Will I Know You? US 2016 Fiction 9780751555295 7636 It was my turquoise. I had if of Leah, when I was a bachelor... Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Play UK Tiffany, Grace The Turquoise Ring US 2005 Fiction 425202488 7637 Let my name, like Odysseus', be Nobody Borges, Jorge Luis Tiffany, Grace Will US 2004 Fiction 425195961 7638 You have hidden these things from the wise and learned, and revealed them to little children. Matthew 11:25 Tobin, Betsy Things We Couldn't Explain US 2014 Fiction 9781783753086 7639 Share the sweet and the bitter. Old Chinese proverb Proverb China Tobin, Betsy Crimson China US 2010 Fiction 9781907595226 7640 Oh, plenty of hope, an infinte amount of hope - but not for us. Kafka, Franz Toltz, Steve Quicksand US 2015 Fiction 9781473606050 7641 It really was as if the so-called "human" qualities had been characteristic features of a period of human history long past and were now only to be found on tombstones, as inscriptions for the dead. Roth, Joseph The Silent Prophet Tolkin, Michael NK3 US 2017 Fiction 9780802125439 7642 Minutes nearer Midnight. On which stroke Powers at the heart of matter, powers We shall have hacked through thorns to kiss awake, Will open baleful, sweeping eyes, draw breath And speak new formulae of megadeath. No souls came from Hiroshima u Know Earth wore a strange new zone of energy Caused by? Smashed atoms of the dead my dears News that brought into play our deepest fears. Merrill, James The Book of Ephraim Tolkin, Michael Among the Dead US 1993 Fiction 802138829 7643 All their plans and hopes burst like a bubble! Infants by the score dashed on the rocks by the enraged Atlantic Ocean! No, no! Thoreau Cape Cod Tolkin, Michael Among the Dead US 1993 Fiction 802138829 7644 He who kills the monster inside him turns to dust. Dede, Hulki Toptas, Hasan Ali Reckless US 2013 Fiction 9781408850855 7645 Why must we suffer? We search in vain for the key to this mystery, even as it consumes us. Avni of Yenisehir Toptas, Hasan Ali Reckless US 2013 Fiction 9781408850855 7646 If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds and it were necessary only to separate them from the rest of us and destroy them. But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart? Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Topolski, Carol Do No Harm US 2010 Fiction 9781905490288 7647 Wilberforce's eyes went up to the ceiling, so that he did not seem to know how his glass went up full to his mouth and came down empty. Thackeray, W. M. Vanity Fair Torday, Paul The Irresistable Inheritance of Wilberforce US 2008 Fiction 978029785192 7648 Your story will be laughed to scorn. Of course people will be sorry for you... they will say that a meritorious soldier, more notable perhaps for courage than for brains, has gone crazy, and they will comment on the long-drawn-out effects of the War. Buchan, John The Three Hostages Torday, Paul More than You Can Say US 2011 Fiction 9780297858249 7649 A governemnt-commissioned report is recommending that servicemen and women be routinely screened for mental health problems throughout their employment... the report also calls for the creation of a specialist mental wellbeing website and online support network, focusing initially on troops returning from operations in Afghanistan. ITN News item Torday, Paul More than You Can Say US 2011 Fiction 2010 9780297858249 7650 The bomber will always get through. Baldwin, Stanley Torday, Daniel The Last Flight of Poxl West US 2015 Fiction 1932 9781250051684 7651 I know well You are not infallible And how your pony's eye darkened larger Hughes, Ted Tome, Gonzalo Divorce Is in the Air US 2016 Fiction 9780385354028 7652 The whole world rests upon three things: on truth, on justice, and on love. Gamliel, Rabbi Shimon ben Torberg, Friedrich Young Gerber US 1930 Fiction 9781906548896 7653 Now a boy is of all wild beasts the most difficult to manage. For by how much the more he has the fountain of prudence not yet fitted up, he becomes crafty and keen, and the most insolent of wild beasts. On this account it is necessary to bind him, as it were, with many chains. Plato The Laws Torress, Justin We the Animals US 2011 Fiction 9780547576725 7654 Each act is virgin, even the repeated ones. Char, Rene Toth, Paul A. Airplane US 2011 Fiction 9781935738145 7655 What is truly radical about Join is not the miracle of united perspective. What is truly radical is that the network, in accordance with the laws of physics, is ethical. Excellence, CEO of Vitalcorp, Secretary of Join Affairs Toutonghi, Steve Join US 2016 Fiction 9781616956707 7656 /* Enumerate the mysteries. */ Code comment from a test harness written by Hamish Lyons Toutonghi, Steve Join US 2016 Fiction 9781616956707 7657 To write of her that which has never been written of any other woman. Dante Toussaint, Jean-Philippe Naked US 2013 Fiction 9781628971408 7658 The square of the hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two sides. Pythagoras Toussaint, Jean-Philippe The Bathroom US 1985 Fiction 9781564785183 7659 In the midst of life's journey I found myself in a dark wood, for the right path was lost. Alighieri, Dante Inferno Thomas, Diane in wilderness US 2015 Fiction 9780804176958 7660 As the crickets' soft autumn hum is to us so are we to the trees as are they to the rocks and the hills Snyder, Gary Thomas, Diane in wilderness US 2015 Fiction 9780804176958 7661 If you must break the law, do it to seize power. Caesar, Julius Thor, Brad Code of Conduct US 2015 Fiction 9781476717159 7662 None stir the second time -- On whom I lay a Yellow Eye -- Dickinson, Emily Thomas, Robert Bridge US 2014 Fiction 9781938160486 7663 A rip-tooth of the sky's acetylene... Crane, Hart Thomas, Robert Bridge US 2014 Fiction 9781938160486 7664 Ah my dear angry Lord, Since thou dost love, yet strike; Cast down, yet help afford; Sure I will do the like. I will complain, yet praise; I will bewait, approve: And all my sour-sweet days I will lament, and love. Herbert, George Bittersweet Thompson, John Milliken Love and Lament US 2013 Fiction 9781590515877 7665 When they said the time to hide was mine, I hid back under a thick grape vine. And while I was still for the time to pass, A little grey thing came out of the grass. He hopped his way through the melon bed And sat down close by a cabbage head. He sat down close where I could see, And his big still eyes looked hard at me, His big eyes bursting out of the rim, And I looked back very hard at him. Roberts, Elizabeth Madox The Rabbit Thomas, Ruth The Home Corner US 2013 Fiction 9780571230624 7666 The oldest preserved maps of the world originate from Babylonian times, that is, from the third millennium before Christ. On these maps, the Earth is depicted as a flat disk floating on the ocrean. Babylon is a the centre of the disk. To make a centre of power the centre of the world, just because it is one's own, is essentially a religious act. Staguhn, Gerhard as Lachen Gottes Thomas, Joan Reading by Lightning US 2008 Fiction 9780864925121 7667 Let the wicked fall into the traps they have set, whilst I pursue my way unharmed. Psalm 141 Thomson, Rupert The Five Gates of Hell US 1991 Fiction 9780747536932 7668 And they all went to heaven in a little rowboat... American Clapping Song Thomson, Rupert The Five Gates of Hell US 1991 Fiction 9780747536932 7669 God, grant me the serenity To accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference. Living one day at a time; Enjoying one moment at a time; Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace; Taking, as He did, this sinful world As it is, not as I would have it. Trusting that He will make all things right If I surrender to His will That I may be reasonably happy in this life And supremely happy with Him Forever in the next. Amen. Niebuhr, Reinhold Thomas, Jacquelin A Change is Gonna Come US 2003 Fiction 158314255X 7670 Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife. Gibran, Kahlil Thomas, Julie The Keeper of Secrets US 2013 Fiction 9780062240309 7671 It was as if a curtain had fallen, hiding everything I had ever known. Rhys, Jean Thomson, Rupert Divided Kingdom US 2005 Fiction 1400042186 7672 Dog into wolf, light into twilight, emptiness into waiting presence. Pynchon, Thomas Thomson, Rupert Secrecy US 2013 Fiction 9781847081636 7673 Terror is part of me. Ryuichi, Tamura Thomson, Rupert Secrecy US 2013 Fiction 9781847081636 7674 umbrarum hic locus est, somni, noctisque soporae Vergil Aeneid Thelen, Albert Vigoleis The Island of Second Sight US 1953 Fiction 9781468301168 7675 In nova fert animus mutatas dicere formas corpora. Ovid Metamorphoses Theroux, Marcel Strange Bodies US 2013 Fiction 9780374270650 7676 Of shapes transformed to bodies strange I purpose to entreat. Golding, Arthur Ovid's Metamorphoses Theroux, Marcel Strange Bodies US 2013 Fiction 9780374270650 7677 Now I am ready to tell how bodies are changed Into different bodies. Hughes, Ted Tales from Ovid Theroux, Marcel Strange Bodies US 2013 Fiction 9780374270650 7678 I said to him: "I've come -- but not for keeps. But who are you, become so horrible?" He answers: "Look. I am the one who weeps." Dante The Inferno Theroux, Paul The Lower River US 2012 Fiction 9780241957745 7679 Illness, insanity and death were the black angels that kept watch over my cradle, accompanied me all my life. Munch, Edvard Thewlis, David The Late Hector Kipling US 2007 Fiction 9780330373364 7680 A place where the unknown past and the emergent future meet in a vibrating soundless hum. Larval entities waiting for a live one. Burroughs, William The Yage Letters Theroux, Paul Blinding Light US 2005 Fiction 618418865 7681 I do not know which of us has written this page. Borges, Jorge Luis Borges and I Theroux, Paul My Other Life US 1996 Fiction 9780241950517 7682 Why should I be the guinea pig for the caprice of fate? There was, after all, Pascha the second-hand book dealer, & Hennechen, the steamship agent... Hamsun, Knut Hunger Thirlwell, Adam Lurid & Cute US 2015 Fiction 1890 9780099539841 7683 For we convinced physicists the distinction between past, present, and future is only an illusion, however persistent. Einstein, Albert Letter of condolence to the family of Michelangelo Besso Letter Thien, Madeleine Certainty US 2006 Fiction 9780571234172 7684 He said we could face the worst if we simply renounced our yearning for certainty. But who among us is capable of that renunciation? Ignatieff, Michael The Needs of Strangers Thien, Madeleine Certainty US 2006 Fiction 9780571234172 7685 Darling, do you remember the man you married? Touch me, remind me who I am. Kunitz, Stanley Thomas, Matthew We Are Not Ourselves US 2014 Fiction 9781476756660 7686 We are not ourselves When nature, being oppressed, commands the mind To suffer with the body. King Lear Thomas, Matthew We Are Not Ourselves US 2014 Fiction 9781476756660 7687 I am zeitgeist man or so the papers said, you might as well enjoy me now, in six months I'll be dead. Thieving Magpies Zeitgeist Man Thornton, Tim The Alternative Hero US 2009 Fiction 9780224087247 7688 ... no one who confines himself to the limits of duty ever goes so far as to venture, on his sole responsiblity, to act in the only way that makes it possible to score a direct hit on evil and defeat it. The man of duty will in the end have to do his duty by the devil too. Bonhoeffer, Dietrich After Ten Years Thorpe, Adam The Rules of Perspective US 2005 Fiction 1942 9780099458890 7689 No harm must be done, not even the very slightest, which is not dictated by military consideration; every kind of harm may be done, even the very utmost, which the conduct of war requires or which comes in the natural course of it. The German War book Thorpe, Adam The Rules of Perspective US 2005 Fiction 1943 9780099458890 7690 World War II is estimated, rather uncertainly, to have cost between 35,000,000 and 60,000,000 lives. The U. S. S. R. has been reckoned to have lost 11,000,000 combatants and 7,000,000 civilians; Roland, 5,800,000 lives altogehter, including, however, some 3,200,000 of the 5,700,000 Jews put to death by the Nazis in the course of the war; Germany, 3,500,000 combatants dead and 780,000 civilianzs; China, 1,310,224 combatants ... with civilian losses dubiously estimated at 22,000,000; Japan, 1,300,000 combatants and 672,000 civilians; Yugoslavia, 305,000 and 1,200,000; the United Kingdom, 264,443 and 92,673; the United States, 292,131 and 6,000. Encyclopedia Britannica Thorpe, Adam The Rules of Perspective US 2005 Fiction 1974 9780099458890 7691 Often you meet your destiny on the very path you took to avoid it. La Fontaine, Jean de Thorpe, Adam Is This The Way You Said? US 2006 Fiction 9780099479095 7692 A girl should be two things: classy and fabulous. Chanel, Coco Thomas, Ruth Super Girl US 2009 Fiction 9780571230631 7693 How slowly the time passes here, encompassed as I am by frost and snow! Shelley, Mary Carlyle, Katherine Thomson, Rupert US 2014 Fiction 9781590517383 7694 Everything is torment, everything is song I would love to be loved And belong to someone Belong to someone Aby, Endre Carlyle, Katherine Thomson, Rupert US 2014 Fiction 9781590517383 7695 The girl from next door, the borrowed child, Said to me the other day, "You like children so much, Don't you want to have some of your own?" I couldn't believe she could say it. I thought, "Surely you can look at me and see them." Jarrell, Randall The Lost Children Thomson, James Whitfield Lies you Wanted to Hear US 2013 Fiction 7696 I barely got a smile, baby, When I hung the moon for you/ Made the birds sing at your window. You acted like you never knew. You know you keep me guessin' If I'm a good man or a fool. Thibodeau, Johnny Joe Good Man Blue Thomson, James Whitfield Lies you Wanted to Hear US 2013 Fiction 7697 Think about it, / there must be higher love Winwood, Steve & Jennings, Will Higher Love Thompson, Jean She Poured Out Her Heart US 2016 Fiction 9780399573811 7698 The shock of the similar... Molder, Maria Filomena Tavares, Goncalo M. Joseph Walser's Machine US 2004 Fiction 9781564786777 7699 He wanted to say the Lord's Prayer, but all he could remember was his multiplication tables. Andersen, Hans Christian Tavares, Goncalo M. Joseph Walser's Machine US 2004 Fiction 9781564786777 7700 One of these days I'll write a poem about the sky, a rose pinned on a bosom, my kitten, the vagabond violin, two palms soaring in happy heights, bread crumbling in a faraway room, a paper fan, a sultry black girl; about sponges, grapes, new clothes, the kites of Shoubra; about chess a bridge to the gallows. a jar of sleeping pills, a foal leaping over a rail as the iron pierces his belly, about a child in a nightshirt, a rainbow after Eid prayers, the splashes of the sea... I'll write one day, I'll write a poem, I'll write it, and if I don't, so what... Birds are not obliged to sing. Jahin, Salah Tawfik, M. M. Murder in the Tower of Happiness US 2009 Fiction 97774062963 7701 Rabbi Pinhas ofren cited the words: "'A man's soul will teach him,'" and emphasized them by adding: "There is no man who is not incessantly being taught by his soul." One of his disciples asked: "If this is so, why don't men obey their souls?" "The soul teaches incessantly, " Rabbi Pinhas explained, "but it never repeats." Buber, Martin Tales of the Hasidim Taylor, Justin Flings: Stories US 2014 Fiction 9780062310156 7702 I have gulled the pith from a sumac limb To play a tune that my blood remembers. McNeill, Louise Taylor, M. Glenn The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart US 2009 Fiction 9780061922978 7703 A city freeze Get on your knees Pray for warmth and green paper A city drought, you're down and out See your trousers don't taper Saddle up Kick your feet Ride the range of a London street Travel to a local plane Turn around and come back again And at the chime of a city clock Put up your road block Hang unto your crown For a stone in a tin can Is wealth to a city man Who leaves his armous down. Drake, Nick Taylor, DJ At the Chime of a City Clock US 2010 Fiction 9781849013901 7704 And the waters decreased continually until the tenth month: in the tenth month, on the first day of the month, were the tops of the mountains seen. Genesis 8:5 Taylor, Sam The Island at the End of the World US 2009 Fiction 9780571240524 7705 Black ground was fenced for men to till. The dead of Gauley own this hill. McNeill, Louise Taylor, Glenn The Marrowbone Marble Company US 2010 Fiction 9780061923937 7706 For what else should we pursue, if not happiness? If something isn't valueable because we find meaning and joy in it, then what could possibly make it important? How could abstractions like "responsiblity," "order," or "propriety" posssibly be more important than the real needs of the people who invented them? Should we serve employers, parents, the State, God, capitalism, moral law, causes, movements, "society" before ourselves? Who taught you that, anyway? The CrimethInc. Collective Days of War, Nights of Love Taylor, Justin The Gospel of Anarchy US 2011 Fiction 9780061881824 7707 Christianity is the only religion on earth that has felt that omnipotence made God incomplete. Christianity alone has felt that God, to be wholly God, must have been a rebel as well as a king. Chesterton, G. K. Orthodoxy Taylor, Justin The Gospel of Anarchy US 2011 Fiction 9780061881824 7708 So holy and so perfect is my love, And I in such a poverty of grace, That I shall think it a most plenteous crop To glean the broken ears after the man That the main harvest reaps. Loose now and then A scattered smile, and that I'll live upon. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Taylor, Justin Everything Here is the Best Thing Ever US 2010 Fiction 9780061881817 7709 I sang the way I still talk. Every song was the worst way I could think of to ask for what I did not yet know how not to want. Lutz, Gary Stories in the Worst Way Taylor, Justin Everything Here is the Best Thing Ever US 2010 Fiction 9780061881817 7710 All of life is a foreign country. Kerouac, Jack letter Tearne, Roma Brixton Beach US 2009 Fiction 1949 9780007301546 7711 A belt of mud... prevented Arkansas from having a port as well as a metropolis, a civilization, and a history. A people who were willing to foot it a hundred miles through the muck to get nowhere founded Arkansas and achieved their aim. Edson, C. L. In the Nation Teague, Alexandra The Principles Behind Flotation US 2017 Fiction 1920s 9781510717282 7712 Dreyfus once wrote that on Devil's Island he would see the most glorious birds. Many years later in Brittany he realized they had only been seagulls. To me they will always be glorious birds. Higgins, Colin Harold and Maude Teague, Alexandra The Principles Behind Flotation US 2017 Fiction 1920s 9781510717282 7713 To an army wife, in Sardis: Some say a cavalry corps, some infantry, some, again, will maintain that the swift oars of our fleet are the finest sight on dark earth: but I say that whatever one loves, is. Sappho To an Army Wife, in Sardis Tedrowe, Emily Gray Blue Stars US 2015 Fiction 9781250052483 7714 They told me that the night and day were all that I could see; They told me that I had five senses to inclose me up; And they inclosed my infinite brain into a narrow circle, And sunk my heart into the abyss, a red round globe hot burning. Blake, William Visions of the Daughters of Albion Tempest, Kate The Bricks That Built the Houses US 2016 Fiction 9781408857304 7715 Svetloyar is a small lake in the woods of the Nizhny Novgorod region. According to an old folk legend, the town of Kitesh resisted the invasion of Batu Khan by submerging itself under the lake. In the popular imagination, Kitezh has remained unchanged underwater, with all its houses, churches and people intact. And if you are pure of heart, you will get a message from Kitezh: you will see at the lake's bottom the church domes, and hear its bells ringing, but the sinners will see Kitezh as just woods and wasteland, and this will continue until the end of times, until the second coming. From an old guide book Terekhov, Alexander The Rat-Killer US 1997 Fiction 9781846880537 7716 In between two tall mountains there's a place they call Lonesome. Don't see why they call it Lonesome; I'm never lonesome now I live there. Converse, Connie Talkin' Like You (Two Tall Mountains) Teran, Andis Ana of California US 2015 Fiction 9780143126492 7717 No white nor red was ever seen, So am'rous as this lovely green... Marvell, Andrew Tevis, Walter The Hustler US 1959 Fiction 9781474600804 7718 Annihilating all that's made To a green thought, in a green shade. Marvell, Andrew Tevis, Walter The Color of Money US 1984 Fiction 9781474600828 7719 Arriving at each new city, the traveler finds again a past of his that he did not know he had: the forgiveness of what you no longer are or no longer possess lies in wait for you in foreign, unpossessed places. Calvino, Italo Invisible Cities Tharoor, Kanishk Swimmer Among the Stars US 2017 Fiction 9780374272180 7720 Trust your happiness and the richness of your life at this moment. IT is as true and as much yours as anything else that ever happened to you. Porter, Katherine Anne Letters of Katherine Anne Porter Swanson, Cynthia The Bookseller US 2015 Fiction 9780062333001 7721 The crow wished everything was black, the owl, that everything was white. Blake, William The Marriage of Heaven and Hell Sweazy, Larry D. A Thousand Falling Crows US 2016 Fiction 9781633880849 7722 From childhood's hour I have not been As others were -- I have not seen As others saw -- [...] I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone -- And all I lov'd -- I loved alone. Poe, Edgar Allan Alone Sweazy, Larry D. A Thousand Falling Crows US 2016 Fiction 9781633880849 7723 There was always this dichotomy: what to keep up, what to change. Trevor, William The Piano Tuner's Wives Sweeney, Cynthia D'Aprix The Nest US 2016 Fiction 9780062666420 7724 That's how I knew this story would break my heart When you wrote it That's how I knew this story would break my heart Mann, Aimee The Forgotten Arm Sweeney, Cynthia D'Aprix The Nest US 2016 Fiction 9780062666420 7725 Keep your eyes open to your mercies. The man who forgets to be thankful has fallen asleep in life. Stevenson, Robert Louis Swinson, David The Second Girl US 2016 Fiction 9780316264174 7726 The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it. John 1:5 NIV Swinson, David The Second Girl US 2016 Fiction 9780316264174 7727 Were we not wean'd till then? Donne, John The Good-Morrow Swift, Graham Tomorrow US 2007 Fiction 9780330450188 7728 I didn't reform, I lost my nerve. I still think it's sensible to want money and if you want money it has to be sensible to go where they have it and make them give you some. Nussbaum, Al Swiercynski, Duane The Wheel Man US 2005 Fiction 9780312343781 7729 I wish I were close To you as the wet skirt of A salt girl to her body. I think of you always. Akahito One Hundred Poems from the Japanese Swofford, Anthony Jarhead US 2007 Fiction 9780743270380 7730 Take heed unto my figure above And see how sometime I was fresh and gay, Now turned to worm's meat and corruption Both foul earth and stinking slime and clay Anonymous Medieval Poem Poem Sykes, S. D. Plague Land US 2014 Fiction 9781444785777 7731 When you're a kid, to be someone, you have to be several people. Ajar, Emile Sylvain, Dominque The Dark Angel US 2013 Fiction 9780857052131 7732 Mutinously I submit to the claims of law and order, What will happen? I wait for my journey's wages In a world that accepts and rejects me. Viilon Szerb, Antal Journey by Moonlight US 1937 Fiction 1901285502 7733 "Having been" belongs in some way to a "third kind," radically heterogeneous to both being and non-being. Jankelevitch, Vladimir Tabucchi, Antonio The Edge of the Horizon US 1990 Fiction 811211126 7734 This story is true, because it is anchored in reality, sunk deep into real life. But it is false as well, because it is the product of a literary endeavor where what really matters is not so much the accurary of the facts, but the intentino behind the writing. Everything has been revised, reworked, reorganized. Some details have been muted, others, in contrast, emphasized. In short, what remains is a lie, or perhaps a joke on memory's part, a trick of the spoken word. Tadjo, Veronique Far From My Father US 2014 Fiction 9780813935621 7735 In the world where we live today, before doing something we must each think; we must think long and hard because what we say heads off on its own -- it doesn't stay here. So when someone comes and asks, "Whos said that?" you will reply with his name, "It was Kaku Adingala who said it." "Really? And where is this Adingala from?" You will say he comes from Siman. Then the person will ask you, "Who is his ancestor?" Maybe he already knows, but you will say, "His ancestor is old Assemian Eci." And then he will reply, "Say no more. What you have said is true." Diabate, Henriette Le Sanvin, un royaume akan de la Cote d'lvoire, Sources orales et histores" Tadjo, Veronique Far From My Father US 2014 Fiction 9780813935621 7736 Love in its essence is spiritual fire. Swedenborg, Emanuel Taitz, Sonia In the King's Arms US 2011 Fiction 9780975561867 7737 All political power is primarily an illusion... Mirrors and blue smoke, beautiful blue smoke rolling over the surface of highly polished mirrors... If somebody tells you how to look, there can be seen in the smoke great, magnificient shapes, castles and kingdoms, and maybe they can be yours. The ability to create the illusion of power, to use mirrors and blue smoke, is one found in unusual poeple. Breslin, Jimmy Talib, Khaled Smokescreen US 2014 Fiction 9789881219589 7738 To what shall I compare my literary pursuits in India? Suppse Greek literature to be known in modern Greece only, and there to be in the hands of priest and philosophers; and suppose them to be still worshippers of Jupiter and Apollo; suppose Greece to have been conquered successively by Goths, Huns, Vandals, Tartars, and lastly by the English; then suppose a court of judicature to be established by the British parliament, at Athens, and an inquisitive Englishman to be one of the judges; suppose him to learn Greek there, which none of his countrymen knew, and to read Homer, Pindar, Plato, which no other Europeans had even heard of. Such am I in this country: substituting Sanscrit for Greek, the Brahmans, for the priests of Jupiter, and Valmic, Vyasa, Calidasa, for Homer, Plato, Pindar. Jones, William Taseer, Aatish The Way Things Were US 2015 Fiction 9781447272459 7739 Te god of love invented the strangest arrow in the world, one that can kill you if it strikes -- and kill you if it doesn't. Prakrit verse from the Srngaraprakasa of Bhoja Taseer, Aatish The Way Things Were US 2015 Fiction 9781447272459 7740 Treason doth never prosper: what's the reason? Why, if it prosper, none dare call it treason. Harington, John Stross, Charlie The Nightmare Stacks US 2016 Fiction 16th century 9780425281192 7741 No one would have believed in the last years of the nineteenth century that this world was being watched keenly and closely by intelligences greater than man's and yet as mortal as his own; that as men busied themselves about their various concerns they were scrutinised and studied, perhaps almost as narrowly as a man with a microscope might scrutinise the transient creatures that swarm and multiply in a drop of water. With infinite complacency men went to and fro over this globe about their little affairs... No one gave a thought to the older worlds of space as sources of human danger... Yet across the gulf of space, minds that are to our minds as ours are to those of the beats that perish, intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic, regarded this earth with envious eyes, and slowly and surely drew their plans against us. Wells, H. G. The War of the Worlds Novel Stross, Charlie The Nightmare Stacks US 2016 Fiction 16th century 9780425281192 7742 Se le tue mani fossero il mio cuore, il suo battito sarebbe l'applauso. Ma siccome le unghie sono coltelli, il bis sara breve. [If your hands were my heart, its beat would be applause. But since your nails are knives, the encore will be brief.] Tramontano, Giancarlo Sturz, James Sasso US 2001 Fiction 712668785 7743 We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals. Kant, Immanuel Stuart, Julia The Tower, The Zoo and The Tortoise US 2010 Fiction 9780385535287 7744 THE BRIDE: Make haste, my beloved, and be thou like a roe or a young hart on the mountains of spices! The Song of Songs Zabot, Vlado The Succubus US 2003 Fiction 9781564785954 7745 She read Dickens in the spirit in which she would have eloped with him, Welty, Eudora Sullivan, Faith Good Night, Mr. Woodhouse US 2015 Fiction 9781571311115 7746 I exist in two places, here and where you are. Atwood, Margaret Corpse Song Sullivan, Courtney Saints for all Occasions US 2017 Fiction 9780307959577 7747 Absence becomes the greatest Presence. Sarton, May Sullivan, Faith What a Woman Must Do US 2000 Fiction 9781571311139 7748 I was supposed to, you know, really write nice, serious books. And... I don't know, got derailed, and here I am. Patterson, James Sutton, Henry My Criminal World US 2013 Fiction 97818465556999 7749 And there are some who have no memorial, who have perished as though they had not lived; they have become as though they had not been born, and so have their children after them. Ecclesiasticus 44:9 Swan, The Boys in the Trees US 2008 Fiction 9780805086706 7750 Once grant that species [from] one genus may pass into each other .... & whole fabric totters & falls Darwin, Charles Notebook C Stott, Rebecca The Coral Thief US 2009 Fiction 1838 9780297851370 7751 I don't I don't deny (I wasn't there) but I'd had the dearest little dream. Sims, Laura My God is This a Man Straub, Peter Interior Darkness US 2006 Fiction 7752 And instead of just goodness and greatness there have burst through the tar, from the tar of the street royally red and white mottled mushrooms what is awesome and what is simple and evil and simple and simple and humble out through the crack that is you The earth is not singular. Louw, N. P. van Wyk As a Child Strauss, Jacques The Dubious Salvation of Jack V. US 2011 Fiction 9780374144128 7753 Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by the doubling of our joy and the dividing of our grief. Cicero Strohmeyer, Sarah Kindred Spirits US 2011 Fiction 9.78045E+15 7754 The City is, indeed, justly styled the fair Queen of the West: distinguished for order, enterprise, public spirit, and liberality, she stands the wonder of an admiring world. Cooke, B. Inquisitor and Cincinnati Advertiser Stewart, Leah The History of Us US 2013 Fiction 1819 9781451672626 7755 "Why has he not done more?" said Dorothea, interested now in all who had slipped below their own intention. Eliot, George Middlemarch Stewart, Leah The History of Us US 2013 Fiction 1819 9781451672626 7756 I could give all to Time except -- except What I myself have held. But why declare The things forbidden that while the Customs slept I have crossed to Safety with? For I am There And what I would not part with I have kept Frost, Robert Stegner, Wallace Crossing to Safety US 1987 Fiction 9780141394954 7757 When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe. Muir, John Stepakoff, Jeffrey The Orchard US 2011 Fiction 9780312581596 7758 I love nothing more than being pregnant: it's something beautiful, you feel like a tree that has lots of fruits on it. Andrier, Daniela Stepakoff, Jeffrey The Orchard US 2011 Fiction 9780312581596 7759 Enigma and evasion grow; And shall we never find Thee out? Melville, Herman Clarel Stone, Robert Damascus Gate US 1998 Fiction 9780395665695 7760 We do not see things the way they are, we see them as we are. Anais Nin Stein, Garth A Sudden Light US 2014 Fiction 9781439187036 7761 Miss Constance Kopp, who once hid behind a tree near her home in Wyokoff, N. J. for five hours waiting to get a shot at a gang of Black Handers who had annoyed her, is now a Deputy Sheriff of Bergen County, N. J. and a terror to evildoers. New York Press Stewart, Amy Lady Cop Makes Trouble US 2016 Fiction 1915 9780544409941 7762 Throughout history, the powers of single black men flash here and there like falling stars, and die sometimes before the world has rightly gauged their brightness. Du Bois, W. E. B. The Souls of Black Folk Stefaniak, Mary Helen The Cailiffs of Baghdad, Georgia US 2010 Fiction 1904 9780393063103 7763 Baghdad, the city whose name has a power of evocation that neither far distances nor other-world civilizations can destroy. The Baghdad of old is only slumbering beneath the Baghdad of today, and is awakened to life by almost every incident and sight and sound that we encounter. Miller, Janet Camel-Bells of Baghdad Stefaniak, Mary Helen The Cailiffs of Baghdad, Georgia US 2010 Fiction 1934 9780393063103 7764 Treue wisdom comes at great cost. Only ignorance is free. Taoist Proverb Proverb China Steinbeck, Thomas In the Shadow of the Cypress US 2010 Fiction 9781439168257 7765 I no more wrote than read that book which is The self I am, half-hidden as it is From one and all who see within a kiss The longing formless backness of an abyss How could I think the brief years were enough To prove the reality of endless love? Schwartz, Delmore Spencer, Scott Endless Love US 1979 Fiction 9780061926006 7766 What is a course of history, or philosophy, or poetry, no matter how well selected, or the best society, or the most admirable routine of life, compared with the discipline of looking at what is to be seen? Thoreau, Henry David Walden US Spiotta, Dana Innocents and Others US 2016 Fiction 9781510122729 7767 In fact, the absolute is available to everyone in every age. There never was a more holy age than ours, and never a less. Dillard, Annie For the Time Being Spragg, Mark Bone Fire US 2010 Fiction 9780307272751 7768 For billions of years since the outset of time Every single one of your ancestors has survived Every single person on your mum and dad's side Successfully looked after and passed on to you life. What are the chances of that like? The Streets On the Edge of a Cliff Stanisic, Sasa Before the Feast US 2015 Fiction 9781782271291 7769 And every one said, "If we only live, We too will go to sea in a Sieve, --" Edward Lear Stace, Wesley Wonder-Kid US 2014 Fiction 9781468308013 7770 All days are nights to see till I see thee, And nights bright days when dreams do show thee me. Shakespeare, William Stamm, Peter All Days Are Night US 2013 Fiction 9781590516966 7771 Light and shadow reveal form. Le Corbusier Stamm, Peter Seven Years US 2010 Fiction 978590513941 7772 Generally, men judge by the eye rather than the hand, for all men can see a thing, but few come close enough to touch it. All men will see what you seem to be; only a few will know what you are. Machiavelli, Niccolo The Prince Smolens, John The Anarchist US 2009 Fiction 9780307351890 7773 Memory is the greatest gallery in the world and I can play an endless archive of images. Ballard, J. G. Miracles of Life Smythe, James The Machine US 2013 Fiction 9780007428601 7774 Let feelings bring about events, not the contrary. Bresson, Robert Notes on Cinematography Sneed, Christine Little Known Facts US 2013 Fiction 9781608199587 7775 The bird of paradise alights only upon the hand that does not grasp. Berry, John Sneed, Christine Paris, He Said US 2015 Fiction 9781620406922 7776 So this is the despair he had spoken of to me, the deathlike void. So, Young-en A Walk in the Mountains US 2004 Fiction 1565912055 7777 Their movement is as though an invisible hand were helping... Identification: Phycodurus eques Sojourner, Mary 29 US 2014 Fiction 9781937226350 7778 Again and again Some people in the crowd wake up, They have no ground in the crowd And they emerge according to broader laws, They carry strange customs with them, And demand room for bold gestures. The future speaks ruthlessly though them. Rilke, Rainer Maria Sojourner, Mary 29 US 2014 Fiction 9781937226350 7779 The language of the river was scarely less enchanting than that of the wind and rain; the sublime overboom of the main bouncing, exulting current, the swash and gurgle of the eddies,t he keen dash and clash of heavy waves breaking against rocks, and the smooth, downy hush of shallow currents feeling their way through the willow thickets of the margin. And amid all this varied throng of sounds I heard the smothered bumping and rumbling of boulders on the bottom as they were shoving and rolling forward against on another in a wild rush, after having lain still for probably 100 years or more. Muir, John Somerville, Patrick This Bright River US 2012 Fiction 9780316129312 7780 Find the cost of freedom buried in the ground. Stills, Stephen Somerville, Patrick This Bright River US 2012 Fiction 9780316129312 7781 The purpose of home leave is to ensure that employees who live abroad for an extended period undergo reorientation and re-exposure in the United States on a regular basis. US State Department Sonnenberg, Brittani Home Leave US 2014 Fiction 9781455548347 7782 Be ahead of all parting, as if it had already happened, like winter, which even now is passing. For beneath the winter is a winter so endless that to survive it all is a triumph of the heart. Rilke, Rainer Maria Sonnets to Orpheus Sonnenberg, Brittani Home Leave US 2014 Fiction 9781455548347 7783 Of sleep, every evening's sinister adventure, it may be observed that men go gaily to their beds with an audacity which would be beyond comprehension did we not know that is the result of their ignorance of danger. Baudelaire Sontag, Susan The Benefactor US 1963 Fiction 9780141190099 7784 If there be anything amiss -- let the Dream be responsible. The Dream is a law to itself; and as well quarrel with a rainbow for showing, or for not showing, a secondary arch... The Dream knows best; and the Dream, I say again, is the responsible party. De Quincey Sontag, Susan The Benefactor US 1963 Fiction 9780141190099 7785 Is it because there were no graves in Egypt that you have taken us away to die in the wilderness? Exodus 14:11 Antonythasan, J. Traitor US 2010 Fiction 9780670083390 7786 A dead man lies asleep, Upon a bed of white, Swirling at the window Is a blizzard calm and light. Blok, Alexander Sorokin, Vladimir The Blizzard US 2010 Fiction 9780374114374 7787 The founders of a new colony, whatever Utopia of human virtue and happiness they might originally project, have invariably recognized it among their earliest practical necessities to allot a portion of the virgin soil as a cemetery, and another portion as the site of a prison. Hawthorne, Nathaniel Sorrentino, Christopher The Fugitives US 2016 Fiction 9781476795744 7788 ...there is a time in life when you just take a walk: And you walk in your own landscape. De Kooning, Willem Sorrentino, Christopher The Fugitives US 2016 Fiction 9781476795744 7789 ...the pictures we paint we are also being shown. Theroux, Alexander Sorrentino, Christopher The Fugitives US 2016 Fiction 9781476795744 7790 For the intense yearning which each of them has toward the other does not appear to be the desire of lover's intercourse, but of something else which the soul of either evidently desires and cannot tell, and of which she has only a dark and doubtful presentiment. Aristophanes quoted in Symposium Sorrentino, Christopher The Fugitives US 2016 Fiction 9781476795744 7791 The cure for anything is salt water -- sweat, tears, or the sea. Dinesen, Isak Southgate, Martha The Taste of Salt US 2011 Fiction 9781565129252 7792 The essence of being human is that one does not seek perfection, that one is sometimes willing to commit sins for the sake of loyalty, that one does not push asceticism to the point where it makes friendly intercourse impossible, and that one is prepared in the end to be defeated and broken up by life, which is the inevitable price of fastening one's love upon other human individuals. Orwell, George Smith, Ali There But For The US 2011 Fiction 9780141025193 7793 For only he who lives his life as a mystery is truly alive. Sweig, Stefan . Smith, Ali There But For The US 2011 Fiction 9780141025193 7794 I hate mystery. Mansfield, Katherine Smith, Ali There But For The US 2011 Fiction 9780141025193 7795 Of longitudes, what other way have we, But to mark when and where the dark eclipses be? Donne, John Smith, Ali There But For The US 2011 Fiction 9780141025193 7796 Every wink of an eye some new grace will be born. Shakespeare, William Smith, Ali There But For The US 2011 Fiction 9780141025193 7797 In bosco nasce, In prato pasce, In citta suona, Il vivo porta il morto E 'l morto suona. (In the woods it is born, In the pasture it grazes, In the city it plays, The living carries the dead And the dead plays.) The Riddle of the Drum Folk poem Smith, April White Shotgun US 2011 Fiction 9780307391018 7798 It is easier to stay out than to get out. Twain, Mark Smith, Brad Red Means Run US 2012 Fiction 9781451645514 7799 You can't run away from trouble. There ain't no place that far. Uncle Remus Smith, Brad Shoot the Dog US 2013 Fiction 9781439197561 7800 There is a land of pure delight Where saints immortal reign; Infinite day excludes the night, And pleasures banish pain. There everlasting spring abides, And never-withering flowers; Death like a narrow sea divides This heavenly land from ours... Bu timorous mortals start and shrink To cross this narrow sea, And linger shivering on the brink, And fear to launch away... Could we but climb where Moses stood And view the landscape o'er, Not Jordan's stream, nor death's cold flood, Should fright us from the shore. Watts, Isaac Smith, Katy Simpson The Story of Land and Sea US 2014 Fiction 9780062361967 7801 Keep right on to the end of the road, Keep right on to the end. Though the road may be long, let your heart be strong, Keep right on to the end. Lauder, Harry Smith, Jonathan The Churchill Secret KBO US 2015 Fiction 9780349140254 7802 Keep Buggering On. Churchill, Winston Smith, Jonathan The Churchill Secret KBO US 2015 Fiction 9780349140254 7803 The insane are always mere guests on earth, eternal strangers carrying around broken decalogues that they cannot read. Fitzgerald, F. Scott letter to daughter, Scottie Smith, Lee Guests on Earth US 2013 Fiction 1940 9781616202538 7804 O body swayed to music, O brightening glance, How can we know the dancer from the dance? Yeats, William Butler Among School Children Smith, Lee Guests on Earth US 2013 Fiction 9781616202538 7805 About this time, a bloody transaction occured in the territory of the present county of Conecuh... The party consisted of a Hillabee Indian, who had murdered so many men, that he was called Instillicha, the Man-slayer -- a desperate white man, who had fled from the States from the crime of murder, and whom, account of his activity and ferocity, the Indians called the Cat -- and a bloody-thirsty negro, named Rob. Pickett, Albert James History of Alabama, and Incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi, from the Earliest Period Smith, Katy Simpson Free Men US 2016 Fiction 1851 9780062407597 7806 Then in the stillness of the night it happened suddenly that there came great hosts of the accursed spirits, and they filled all the house with their coming; and they poured in on every side. from above and from beneath, and everywhere. They were in countenance horrible, and they had great heads, and a long neck, and lean visage; they were filthy and sqaulid in their beards; and they had rough ears, and distorted face, and fierce eyes and foul mouths; and their teeth were like horses' tusks; and their throats were filled with flame, and they were grating in their voice; they had crooked shanks and knees big and great behind, and distorted toes, and shrieked hoarsely with their voices; and they came with such immoderate noises and immense horror, that it seemed to him that all between heaven and earth resounded with their dreadful cries. Felix of Crowland The Life of St. Guthlac, Hermit of Crowland (trans. Charles Wycliffe Goodwin) Smith, Geoff Time of the Beast US 2014 Fiction 9781909232365 7807 Now Grendel, with the wrath of God on his back, came out of the moors and the mist-ridden fells... Beowulf Smith, Geoff Time of the Beast US 2014 Fiction 9781909232365 7808 If in the morning a Gypsy you meet, The rest of your day will be lucky and sweet, But if the black-robed priest comes first, Your luck is gone, expect the worst. an old saying of the Rom saying Smith, Martin Cruz Canto for a Gypsy US 1972 Fiction 9781471131233 7809 And if you spend yourselves in behalf of the hungry and satisfy the needs of the oppressed, then your light will rise in the darkness, and your night will become like the noonday. Isaiah 58:10:00 Smith, Michael Farris Desperation Road US 2016 Fiction 9781843449784 7810 The pale, cold light of the winter sunset did not beautify -- it was like the light of truth itself. When the smoky clouds hung low in the west and the red sun went down behind them, leaving a pink flush on the snowy roofs and the blue drifts, then the wind sprang up afresh, with a kind of bitter song, as if it said: "This is reality, whether you like it or not. All those frivolities of summer, the light and shadow, the living mask of greent that trembled over everything, they were lies, and this is what was underneath. This is the truth. Cather, Willa My Antonia Smith, April Home Sweet Home US 2017 Fiction 9781101874219 7811 The first person is often the lover who says I never knew anyone like you The listener is the beloved She whispers Who? Me? Paley, Grace Smith, Ali The First Person US 2008 Fiction 9780241144268 7812 So many pieces of me! I must hold tight. Morgan, Edwin Smith, Ali The First Person US 2008 Fiction 9780241144268 7813 True to oneself! Which self? Mansfield, Katherine Smith, Ali The First Person US 2008 Fiction 9780241144268 7814 Our responsibility begins with the power to imagine. Murakami, Haruki Smith, Ali The First Person US 2008 Fiction 9780241144268 7815 In 1929, Congress enacted legislation that authorized the secretary of war to arrange for pilgrimages to the European cemeteries "by mothers and widows of members of military and naval forces of the United States who died in the service at any time between April 5, 1917, and July 1, 1921, and whose remains are now interred in such cemeteries." Congress later extended eligibility for pilgrimages to mothers and widows of men who died and were buried at sea or who died at sea or overseas and whose places of burial were unknown. The Office of the Quartermaster General determined that 17,389 women were eligible. By October 31, 1933, when the project ended, 6693 women had made the pilgrimage. National Archives Smith, April A Star for Mrs. Blake US 2014 Fiction 9780307958846 7816 Good friend and sound adviser for more than twenty years Don't come round reminding me again How brittle bone is Bragg, Billy Valentine's Day is Over Harvey, John Ash & Bone US 2005 Fiction 99466236 7817 By your late thirties the ground has begun to grow hard. It grows harder and harder until the day that it admits you. McGuane, Thomas Nobody's Angel Harvey, John Ash & Bone US 2005 Fiction 99466236 7818 Think on why you were created; Not to exist like animals indeed, But to seek virtue and knowledge. Alighieri, Dante The Divine Comedy McAuley, Paul Shrine of Stars US 1999 Fiction 380975173 7819 Remember me when I am gone away, Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand, Nor I half turn to go, yet turning stay. Remember me when no more day by day You tell me of our future that you plann’d: Only remember me; you understand It will be late to counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while And afterwards remember, do not grieve: For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. Rossetti, Christina Remember Joyce, Graham The Silent Land US 2010 Fiction 385533802 7820 What is truth? Pontius Pilatus Saylor, Steven Catilina's riddle US 1993 Fiction 312982119 7821 How haue we chang'd, and come about in euery doome, Since wicked CATILINE went out, And quitted Rome? One while, we thought him innocent; And, then accus'd The Consul for his malice spent; And power abus'd. Since, that we heare, he is in armes, We thinke not so: Yet charge the Consul, with our harmes, That let him goe. So, in our censure of the state, We still do wander; And make the carefull magistrate The marke of slander. Jonson, Ben Catiline his Conspiracy, act iv: 863–878 Saylor, Steven Catilina's riddle US 1993 Fiction 312982119 7822 The story begins on the first day of June (the Kalends of Junius), 63 bc. Embossed upon the shield Aeneas saw The stony halls of the netherworld, the domain of the damned And the punishments they suffer. There Catilina clings to the edge of a sheer Precipice, cringing in terror while the Furies beat their wings about him… Virgil The Aeneid, v: 666-669 Saylor, Steven Catilina's riddle US 1993 Fiction 312982119 7823 Cassandra: Apollo, Apollo! Lord of the ways, my ruin You have undone me once again, and utterly. Chorus: After the darkness of her speech I go bewildered in a mist of prophecies. Aeschylus Agamemnon 1080-82; 1112-13 Saylor, Steven A Mist of Prophecies US 2002 Fiction 312983778 7824 Ubi tu qui colere mores Massiliensis postulas? Nunc tu si uis subtigitare me, probast ocassio. Plautus Castina (963-964) Saylor, Steven Last Seen in Massilia US 2000 Fiction 184119431X 7825 Natura inest in mentibus nostris insatiabilis quaedam cupiditas veri videndi. (Nature has planted in our minds an insatiable longing to see the truth.) Marcus Tullius Cicero Saylor, Steven A Gladiator Dies Only Once US 2005 Fiction 312357443 7826 Legend is Historical, Just as History is Legendary Grandazzi, Alexandre The Foundation of Rome Saylor, Steven Roma US 2007 Fiction 312328311 7827 Men were eager to win office and even employed bribery and assassination to do so, but such was the state of affairs in the city that elections could not be held. With no one in charge, murders occurred practically every day. Dio Cassius Roman History, xl, 48 Saylor, Steven A murder on the Appian way US 1994 Fiction 1854878913 7828 History is scarcely capable of preserving the memory of anything except myths. Le Bon, Gustave The Crowd Saylor, Steven Empire US 2010 Fiction 312381018 7829 It irks me that Eurypyle, so glamorous, For boorish Artemon has cravings amorous. He used to go out shabby and threadbare With wooden earrings poking from his hair. Wrapped in a smelly oxhide cloak Repurposed from a shield, he was a joke, A good-for-nothing crook and a bore, Seen now with cook, now with whore, Making a criminal living. Often I saw him in the stocks, giving A yelp as he was slapped about And had his hair and beard plucked out. But now the son of Kyke appears In a chariot, with gold rings in his ears, Carrying an ivory sunshade- Worthy of a pretty maid? Anacreon C. 500 B.C. P OETAE M ELICI G RAECI 43 Saylor, Steven Raiders of the Nile US 2014 Fiction 1250015979 7830 With a favorable wind, Apollonius and his disciple Damis arrived in Rhodes. As they approached the Colossus, Damis exclaimed, “Teacher, could anything be greater than that?” To which Apollonius replied, “Yes, a man who loves wisdom in a sound and innocent spirit.” Philostratus The Life of Apollonius Of Tyana , 5:21 Saylor, Steven The Seven Wonders US 2012 Fiction 312359845 7831 For the wrath of the Furies who keep watch upon mortals will not follow deeds, but I will let loose death in every form. Aeschylus The Eumenides Saylor, Steven Wrath of the Furies US 2015 Fiction 1250015987 7832 The war with the Romans has begun.… How will our glorious king Mithradates Dionysus Eupator find time to listen to Greek poetry now? Cavafy, C. P. Darius Saylor, Steven Wrath of the Furies US 2015 Fiction 1250015987 7833 The Falsehood that exalts we cherish more Than meaner truths that are a thousand strong. Pushkin Barton, William and Capobianco, Michael Iris US 1990 Fiction 380730383 7834 All great and honourable actions are accomplished with great difficulties, and must be both enterprised and overcome with answerable courages. Bradford, William Of Plymouth Plantation Landis, Geoffrey Mars Crossing US 2000 science Fiction 1621 812576489 7835 Mars tugs at the human imagination like no other planet. With a force mightier than gravity, it attracts the eye to its shimmering red presence in the clear night sky. It is like a glowing ember in a field of ethereal lights, projecting energy and promise. Wilford, John Noble Mars Beckons Landis, Geoffrey Mars Crossing US 2000 Novel, Science Fiction 1990 812576489 7836 A starlit or a moonlit dome disdains All that man is, All mere complexities, The fury and the mire of human veins. Yeats, W.B. Byzantium Reynolds, Alastair On the Steel Breeze US 2013 Novel, Science Fiction 575090456 7837 I have come to the borders of sleep, The unfathomable deep Forest where all must lose Their way, however straight, Or winding, soon or late; They cannot choose. Thomas, Edward Reynolds, Alastair Poseidon's Wake US 2015 Novel, Science Fiction 575090499 7838 Our only imaginable concern—one barely worth mentioning—is that Alice, in her malicious wisdom, did give her talents to a Baby… and who can say what any child in any circumstance will at any given moment do…? a dispatch, from the Earth Reed, Robert Mother Death US 7839 Where the waves thunder and the storms cry. Where the breakers crash and the salt water whirls, that is where the place that is ours rises from the sea. The legacy that passes from father to son. Albinsson, Lennart Rádmansö Lindqvist, John Harbour US Fiction 7840 The sea has given and the sea has taken away Who flies there in the feather-harbour, who climbs up there out of the black, shining waters? Ekelöf, Gunnar Tjärven Lindqvist, John Harbour US Fiction 7841 The Universe begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine. Sir Jeans, James Reynolds, Alastair Absolution Gap US Fiction 7842 In terms of the despiritualization of the universe, the mental process works so that it becomes virtuous to destroy the planet. Means, Russell Krueger, William Vermilion Drift US Fiction 7843 The heart has reasons that reason does not understand. Pascal, Blaise Krueger, William Ordinary Grace US Fiction 7844 You never washed away You stained something awful” “Now, gods, stand up for bastards." Shakespeare, William King Lear Lange, Richard Sweet Nothing US Fiction 7845 Remember when we were flowers? See the lonely boy, Out on the weekend Trying to make it pay. Can’t relate to joy, He tries to speak and Can’t begin to say. Young, Neil Out on the Weekend Lange, Richard Dead Boys US Fiction 7846 If I lose my demons, I will lose my angels as well. Rilke, Rainer Maria Minor, Kyle Praying Drunk US Fiction 7847 Character, like a photograph, develops in darkness. Karsh, Yousuf Patterson, James and Roughan, Howard You’ve Been Warned US Fiction 7848 “Step on a crack, Break your mother’s back.” City Sayings Patterson, James and Ledwidge, Michael Step On A Crack US Fiction 7849 “Step on a crack, and you’ll soon be eaten By the bears that congregate at street corners, Waiting for their lunch to walk by.” City Sayings Patterson, James and Ledwidge, Michael Step On A Crack US Fiction 7850 The pure products of America go crazy. Williams, Carlos William Patterson, James Black Market US Fiction 7851 Thank God men cannot fly, and lay waste the sky as well as the earth. Thoreau, Henry David Patterson, James Maximum Ride US Fiction 7852 Many species have become extinct because of human destruction of their natural environments. Indeed, current rates of human-induced extinctions are estimated to be about 1,000 times greater than past natural rates of extinction, leading some scientists to call modern times the sixth mass extinction. Encyclopedia Britannica Patterson, James and McMahon, Neil Toys US Fiction 7853 A material object for children or others to play with (often an imitation of some familiar object); a plaything; also, something contrived for amusement rather than for practical use. The Oxford English Dictionary Patterson, James and McMahon, Neil Toys US Fiction 7854 Interviewer: “It’s the Icarus story-someone who flies too close to the sun.” Jeffrey Epstein: “Did Icarus like massages?” Epstein, Jeffrey Interview Patterson, James and Connolly, John and Malloy, Tim Filthy Rich US Fiction 7855 And thus we sit together now, And all night long we have not stirred, And yet God has not said a word! Browning, Robert Porphyria’s Lover Poem McGilloway, Brian Gallows Lane US Fiction 7856 They say heroes are forged in tragedy so I suppose I qualify on that score, several times over even. But the truth of the matter is that half the time I felt like a dog that'd been kicked 'till he just couldn't stand it anymore without biting back. I'll be damned if that se ems particularly heroic to me. But the life of the boy is what shapes the man. From the diaries of Engvyr Gunnarson Diary Pearce, Michael and Pearce, Linda Diaries of a Dwarven Rifleman US Fiction 7857 I’m a different person, yeah Turned my world around Shapeshifters Lola’s Theme Simms, Chris Shifting Skin US Fiction 7858 … the cracked mind of the schizophrenic may let in light which does not enter the intact minds of many sane people… Laing, R.D Simms, Chris Killing the Beasts US Fiction 7859 You live, you consume, you die. Simms, Chris Killing the Beasts US Fiction 7860 Hope you got your things together, Hope you are quite prepared to die, Looks like we’re in for nasty weather, One eye is taken for an eye. Well, don’t go around tonight, Well, it’s bound to take your life, There’s a bad moon on the rise. Bad Moon Rising, Creedence Clearwater Revival Simms, Chris Savage Moon US Fiction 7861 …don’t go of a night into Bleeding Heart Square, It’s a dark, little, dirty, black, ill-looking yard, With queer people about… Extracted with modest modifications from “The Housewarming!!: A Legend of Bleedingheart Yard” (The Rev’d Richard Harris Barham: The Ingoldsby Legends, or Mirth and Marvels, Third Series, 1847) Taylor, Andrew Bleeding Heart Square US Fiction 7862 I would not, if I could, here or to-day, embody a record of my later years of unspeakable misery, and unpardonable crime. Poe, Edgar Allan William Wilson Taylor, Andrew The American Boy US Fiction 7863 It is wonderful that five thousand years have now elapsed since the creation of the world, and still it is undecided whether or not there has ever been an instance of the spirit of any person appearing after death. All argument is against it; but all belief is for it. Dr Johnson Boswell’s Life of Johnson Taylor, Andrew The Anatomy Of Ghosts US Fiction 1778 7864 However many ways there may be of being alive, it is certain that there are vastly more ways of being dead ... Professor Richard Dawkins The Blind Watchmaker Grimwood, Jon Pashazade US 2002 Fiction 553587447 7865 I saw three faces on one head. One was an angry red, another between pale and yellow, the last like those who live where the Nile rises . . . Dante Inferno, Canto XXXIV Grimwood, Jon Effendi US 2001 Fiction 553587439 7866 Since the prince needs to play the animal he chooses among the beasts the fox and the lion, because the lion cannot protect itself from snares and the fox cannot protect itself from wolves. Therefore the prince must be a fox to recognize traps and a lion to frighten the wolves. Machiavelli, Niccolo Grimwood, Jon Felaheen US 2003 Fiction 553383787 7867 If a lion could speak, we could not understand him . . . Wittgenstein, Ludwig Grimwood, Jon Felaheen US 2003 Fiction 553383787 7868 Unlike foxes. Tiri Grimwood, Jon Felaheen US 2003 Fiction 553383787 7869 End of the world or not, peonies, azaleas and camellias will still produce beautiful flowers… Hagakure, Kikigaki Way of the Samurai Grimwood, Jon End of the World Blues US 2006 Fiction 553589962 7870 Some hypotheses are rational— if not logical — but, by their nature, aren't exactly open to controlled experiment! Smith,William J. The Last Straw US Fiction 7871 ‘I’m A Fool To Want You’ Sinatra, Frank Words and Music by Jack Wolf, Joel Herron, Frank Sinatra, 1957. Song Randisi, Robert I'm a fool to kill you US 2011 Fiction 1957 072786940X 7872 ‘But now the days grow short, I’m in the autumn of the year. ." Davies, Ivor Arthur Song Randisi, Robert It Was a Very Bad Year US 2012 Fiction 7873 cogito ergo sum (I think, therefore I exist) Descartes Weinberg, Robert A Logical Magician US 1994 Fiction 441000592 7874 facilis descensus Averno (the descent to hell is easy) Virgil Weinberg, Robert A Logical Magician US 1994 Fiction 441000592 7875 Taceant colloquia, effugiat risus. Hic locus est ubi mors gaudet succurrere vitae…’ ‘Let conversation cease, let laughter flee. This is the place where death delights to help the living’ Inscription on the marble wall of the City of New York Chief Medical Examiner’s Office and Morgue Knight, Bernard Where Death Delights US 2010 Fiction 727868748 7876 To Every Town: Like you we left friends and family and the light of the Long Sun for this new whorl we share with you. We would greet our brothers at home if we could. We have long wished to do this. Is it not so for you? He-hold-fire, a man of our town, has labored many seasons where our lander lifts high its head above our trees. The gray man speaks to He-hold-fire and to us, and it is his word that he will fly once again. Soon he will rise upon fire and fly like the eagle. We might clasp it to our bellies. That is not the way of hunters, and there are many beds of hide. Send a man to come with us. Send a woman, if it is your custom. One alone from each town of this new whorl, whether he or she. With us the one you send will return to our old home among the stars. Send soon. Send one only. We will not delay. Speak our word to others. The Men Of PAJAROCU The Men Of PAJAROCU Wolfe,Gene On Blue's waters US 1999 Fiction 312872577 7877 I thought that I had arrived, like the Caliph in the Arabian Nights, in the nick of time to rescue a man who was being beaten, and in fact it was a different tale from the Arabian Nights which I saw enacted before me, the one in which a woman who has been turned into a dog willingly submits to being beaten in order to recover her former shape. Proust, Marcel Time Regained Smiley, Jane Ten Days in the Hills US 2007 Fiction 9781400040612 7878 Gogol once boasted of Dead Souls: "All Russia will appear in it," but later confessed that he had made it all up. Pevear, Richard Introduction to Anton Chekhov: The Complete Short Novels Smiley, Jane Ten Days in the Hills US 2007 Fiction 9781400040612 7879 But a little after nones, they all went and refreshed their faces in cool water before assembling, at the queen's request, on the lawn near the fountain, where, having seated themselves in the customary manner, they began to await their turn to tell a story on the topic the queen had proposed. Boccaccio, Giovanni The Decameron Smiley, Jane Ten Days in the Hills US 2007 Fiction 9781400040612 7880 Soon it seemed to him that the stars had become men, the men stars, the stone beasts, the clouds plants... Novalis The Novices of Sais Sjon From the Mouth of the Whale US 2008 Fiction 9781846590832 7881 The deeper the blue becomes, the more strongly it calls men toward the infinite, awakening the desire for the pure and, finally, for the supernatural. Kandinsky, Wassily Skarmeta, Antonio The Dancer and the Thief US 2003 Fiction 9780393064940 7882 i sing of Olaf glad and big whose warmest heart recoiled at war Cummings, E. E. Skibsrud, Johanna The Sentimentalists US 2009 Fiction 9780434021420 7883 Any work of art that lives was created out of the very substance of its times. The artist did not build it himself. The work describes the sufferings, loves and dreams of his friends. Rolland, Romain Skvorecky, Jeff The Cowards US 1958 Fiction 9780141047676 7884 A writer's job is to tell the truth. Hemingway, Ernest Skvorecky, Jeff The Cowards US 1958 Fiction 9780141047676 7885 There was a revolution simmering in Chicago, led by a gang of pink-cheeked high school kids. These rebels in plus-fours, huddled on a bandstand instead of a soap-box, passed out riffs instead of handbills, but the effect was the same. Their jazz was a collectively improvised nosethumbing at all pillars of all communities, one big syncopated Bronx cheer for the righteous squares everywhere. Jazz was the only language they could find to preach their fire-eating message. These upstart smalll-fries... started hatching their plots way out in... a well-to-do suburb where all the days were Sabbaths, a sleepy-time neighbourhood big as a yawn and just about as lively, loaded with shade-trees and clipped lawns and a groggy-eyed population that never came out of its coma except to turn over... They wanted to blast every highminded citizen clear out of his easy chair with their yarddog growls and gully-low howls. Mezzrow, Milton "Mezz" Skvorecky, Jeff The Cowards US 1958 Fiction 9780141047676 7886 They thought I was a Mexican, of course; and in a way I am. Keroac, Jack On the Road Skyhorse, Brando The Madonnas of Echo Park US 2010 Fiction 9781439170809 7887 I wish I was born Mexican, but it's too late for that now. Morrissey Skyhorse, Brando The Madonnas of Echo Park US 2010 Fiction 9781439170809 7888 It's no fun to pick on Mexicans. You guys got a country. Pryor, Richard Skyhorse, Brando The Madonnas of Echo Park US 2010 Fiction 9781439170809 7889 Here. I want you to have this. It's an opening, and you're welcome. It's a city, and in the palm of the city is a lake. In the heart of the lake is a wing. All the people, all the exhaust & sprawl: it's perfect. Let them sleep in you when you sleep. And wake with you, that you might know them and their streets, and the light that makes them fall in love, the light that has always been your light. Lytle, Jeff G. Skyhorse, Brando The Madonnas of Echo Park US 2010 Fiction 9781439170809 7890 Betrayal can be the fruit of a superior intelligence, unbound by civic ideologies. Leautaud, Paul Passe-temps Slocombe, Romain Monsieur Le Commandant US 2011 Fiction 9781908313508 7891 "Aha!" she cried mockingly, "you would fetch your dearest, but the beautiful bird sits no longer singing in the nest; the cat has got it, and will scratch out your eyes as well. Rapunzel is lost to you; you will never see her again." Grimm, Jacob & Willhelm Rapunzel Smailes, Caroline Black Boxes US 2008 Fiction 9781906321901 7892 The man had not known one happy hours since he had left the children in the forest; the woman, however, was dead. Gretel emptied her pinafore until pearls and precious stones ran about the room, and Hansel threw one handful after another out of his pocket to add to them. Then all anxiety was at an end, and they lived together in perfect happiness. Grimm, Jacob & Willhelm Hansel and Gretel Smailes, Caroline Black Boxes US 2008 Fiction 9781906321901 7893 I got a whole world where you'll never find me. Royant, Gaspard ft. Marie-Flore Yours Song Smailes, Caroline The Drowning of Arthur Braxton US 2013 Fiction 9780007479092 7894 ... for him the meaning of an episode is not to be found within it, as inside a nut, but outside, enveloping the tale which has generated it as a light generates a vapor... Conrad, Joseph Simon, Claude The Trolley US 2001 Fiction 1565847342 7895 ... since an image is the essential element, a simplification entirely suppressing real characters would be a decisive improvement. Proust, Marcel Simon, Claude The Trolley US 2001 Fiction 1565847342 7896 Everything that deceives can be said to enchant. Plato Simpson, Mona Casebook US 2014 Fiction 9780385351416 7897 Do we not dream of being known, known by our backs, legs, buttocks, shoulders, elbows, hair? Not psychologically recognized, not socially acclaimed, not praised, just nakedly known. Known as a child is by its mother. Berger, John The Shape of a Pocket Simpson, Mona Casebook US 2014 Fiction 9780385351416 7898 Yours, always, always. Lee, Eli J. Simpson, Mona Casebook US 2014 Fiction 9780385351416 7899 Telling our stories is holy work. The Reverend Nancy Lane, Ph. D. Simon, Rachel The Story of Beautiful Girl US 2011 Fiction 9780446574464 7900 Teach me, chile, and I shall Learn. Take me, chile, and I shall Escape. Focus my eyes, chile, and I shall See. Consume more chiles. I feel no pain, for the chile is my teacher. I feel no pain, for the chile takes me beyond myself. I feel no pain, for the chile gives me sight. Transcendental Capsaicinophilic Society Litany Against Pain Sinisalo, Johanna The Core of the Sun US 2013 Fiction 9780802124647 7901 My boat is light and swift. Chukchi shaman Ukwun Sinisalo, Johanna The Core of the Sun US 2013 Fiction 9780802124647 7902 How I wished during those sleepless hours that I belonged to a different nation, or better still, to none at all. Sebald, W. G. Vertigo Singh, Jaspreet Helium US 2013 Fiction 9781408829165 7903 This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper. Eliot, T. S. Shute, Nevil On the Beach US 1957 Fiction 9780307473998 7904 Good luck have thou with thine honour: ride on, because of the word of truth, of meekness, and righteousness; and thy right hand shall teach the terrible things. Psalm 45 Shute, Nevil What Happened to the Corbetts US 1939 Fiction 9780099529972 7905 How many loved your moments of glad grace, And loved your beauty with love false or true; But one man loved the pilgrim soul in you, And loved the sorrows of your changing face. Yeats, W. B. Shute, Nevil A Town Like Alice US 1950 Fiction 9780099530268 7906 An engineer is a man who can do for five bob what any bloody fool can do for a quid. Definition Shute, Nevil Trustee from the Toolroom US 1960 Fiction 9780099529989 7907 Cain said to his brother Abel, "Let us go into the open country." Genesis 4 Sidhu, Ranbir Singh Deep Singh Blue US 2016 Fiction 9781939419682 7908 I don't recognize my own neighborhood. Terkel, Studs Siegel, Sheldon M. The Terrorist Next Door US 2013 Fiction 9781464201646 7909 Dumb integuments teach. Cuts of flesh, though dead, for that very reason forbid us to die. Here, while with artful hand he slits the pallid limbs, speaks to us the eloquence of learned Tulp: "Listener, teach yourself! And while you proceed through the parts, believe that, even in the smallest, God lies bid." Barlaeus, Caspar Siegal, Nina The Anatomy Lesson US 2014 Fiction 1639 9780385538367 7910 If you stand right fronting and face to face to a fact, you will see the sun glimmer on both its surfaces, as if it were a cimeter, and feel its sweet edge dividing you through the heart and marrow, and so you will happily conclude your mortal career. Be it life or death, we crave only reality. Thoreau, Henry David Silver, Marisa Mary Coin US 2013 Fiction 9780399160707 7911 Injustice is relatively easy to hear; what stings is justice. Mencken, H. L. Silver, Elizabeth L. The Execution of Noa P. Singleton US 2013 Fiction 9780755399505 7912 If the fool would persist in his folly he would become wise. Blake, William Silber, Joan Fools US 2013 Fiction 9780393088700 7913 I am painfully aware of the fact that conduct everywhere falls far short of belief. Gandhi, Mohandas K. Silber, Joan Fools US 2013 Fiction 9780393088700 7914 Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony. Gandhi, Mohandas K. Silber, Joan Fools US 2013 Fiction 9780393088700 7915 Our problems stem from our acceptance of this filthy, rotten system. Day, Dorothy Silber, Joan Fools US 2013 Fiction 9780393088700 7916 Blessed art Thou, Lord our God, King of the universe, Who did not make me a slave. The Birchot Hashachar Sherman, Susan The Little Russian US 2012 Fiction 9781582437729 7917 We are an army of light And nothing shall prevail against us And in those places where the sun is darkened, it will overcome. Marti, Jose Cuba Sheehy, Patti The Boy who Said No US 2013 Fiction 9781608091317 7918 For some years I have been afflicted With the belief that Flight is possible to man. Wright, Wilbur letter Shem, Samuel The Spirit of the Place US 2008 Fiction 1900 9780873389426 7919 Why does no one take you aside and tell you what is coming? Wallace, David Foster Shepard, Sam The One Inside US 2017 Fiction 9780451494580 7920 But an Investigating Officer must never and under no circumstances allow himself to follow the paths along which he is pushed, be it designedly or accidentally, by the various witnesses. Apart from the fact that the reconstituition of the crime for oneself is the only effective method, it is the only interesting one, the only one that stimulates the inquirer and keeps him awake at his work. Gross, Hans System der Kriminalistik Shields, Jody The Fig Eater US 2000 Fiction 1904 385601557 7921 And your ashes will be called, and will be told: "Return that which does not belong to you; reveal what you have kept to this time." For by the world was the world created, and by the word shall we be resurrected. Revelation of Baruch ben Neriah Shishkin, Mikhail Maidenhair US 2012 Fiction 9781934824368 7922 She was an evil stepmother. In her old age she is slowly dying in an empty hovel. She shudders like a wad of burning paper. She does not remember that she was evil. But she knows that she feels cold. Swir, Anna She Does Not Remember Shields, Sharma The Sasquatch hunter's Almanac US 2015 Fiction 9781627791991 7923 Because we are human We assign human emotions to Sasquatch. Alexie, Sherman The Sasquatch Poems Shields, Sharma The Sasquatch hunter's Almanac US 2015 Fiction 9781627791991 7924 ... we come on the ship they call Mayflower We come on the ship that sailed the moon We come in the age's most uncertain hour And sing an American tune. Simon, Paul Shoup, Barbara An American Tune US 2012 Fiction 9780253007421 7925 Is discontent a privilege?... Woman has nothing but her affections, -- and this makes her at once more loving and less loved. Nightingale, Florence Cassandra Shomer, Enid The Twelve Rooms of the Nile US 2012 Fiction 9781451642964 7926 The future is the worst thing about the present. The question "What are you going to do?," when it is cast in your face, is like an abyss in front of you that keeps moving ahead with each step you take. Flaubert, Gustave Shomer, Enid The Twelve Rooms of the Nile US 2012 Fiction 9781451642964 7927 To speak the names of the dead is to make them live again. The Book of the Dead Shomer, Enid The Twelve Rooms of the Nile US 2012 Fiction 9781451642964 7928 ... what is it good for, I ask in all truth, a book that gives no recipe for mutton or for getting rid of fleas, ... but which talks about a madman, by which I mean the world, that great idiot that has been rotating for so many centuries in space without moving forward a single step, and that howls and slobbers and tears itself apart. Flaubert, Gustave Memoirs of a Madman Shomer, Enid Tourist Season US 2007 Fiction 9780345494429 7929 Better is one day in this life than a whole lifetime in the world to come. The Talmud Shomer, Enid Tourist Season US 2007 Fiction 9780345494429 7930 Look out child, it look like something be coming it be coming the long way around Coming the long way around Whitley, Chris Long Way Around Shpancer, Noam The Good Psychologists US 2010 Fiction 9780805092592 7931 Falling out the window Shrier, Howard Buffalo Jump US 2008 Fiction 9780307356062 7932 Tripping on a wrinkle in the rug Falling out of love, dear It hurt much worse when you gave up Just don't tell me which way I ought to run Or what good I could do anyone 'Cause my heart, it was a gun But it's unloaded now So don't bother Tweedy, Jeff Gun Shrier, Howard Buffalo Jump US 2008 Fiction 9780307356062 7933 Save one life and you save the world. The Talmud Shrier, Howard Buffalo Jump US 2008 Fiction 9780307356062 7934 "That ashtray stood beside the bed. On the lady's side." "I'll certainly treasure the memento," I said. "If ashtrays could speak, sir." "Indeed, yes." Greene, Graham The End of the Affair Shapton, Leanne Important artifacts and personal property from the collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, including books, street fashion, and jewelry US 2009 Fiction 9780374175306 7935 We seek the absolute everywhere, and only ever find things. Novalis Shapton, Leanne Important artifacts and personal property from the collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, including books, street fashion, and jewelry US 2009 Fiction 9780374175306 7936 A painting is above all a product of the artist's imagination; it must never be a copy. Degas, Edgar Shapiro, B. A. Art Forger US 2012 Fiction 9781616201326 7937 Lead me from the unreal to the real. Brhadarapyaka Upanishad Shakar, Alex Luminarium US 2011 Fiction 9781569479759 7938 California's been good to me Hope it don't fall into the sea Sometimes you got to save yourself It ain't like anywhere else Petty, Tom Shaw, Deirdre Love or Something Like That US 2009 Fiction 9781400067701 7939 Besides this earth, and besides the race of men, there is an invisible world and a kingdom of spirits: that world is round us, for it is everywhere. Bronte, Charlotte Shannon, Samantha The Bone Season US 2013 Fiction 9781408836422 7940 She was a very old woman, about the age of Foure-score yeares, and had been a Witch for fiftie yeares. Shee dwelt in the Forrest of Pendle, a vast place, fitte for her profession: What shee committed in her time, no man knowes... Shee was a generall agent for the Devill in all these partes: no man escaped her, or her Furies. Potts, Thomas The Wonderfull Discoverie of Witches int he Countie of Lancaster Sharratt, Mary Daughters of the Witching Hill US 2010 Fiction 1613 9780547069678 7941 Upon Good-Friday, I will fast while I may Untill I heare them knell Our Lords owne Bell, Lord in his messe With his twelve Apostles good, What hath he in his hand Ligh in leath wand: What hath he in his other hand? Heavens doore key, Open, open Heaven doore keyes, Steck, steck hell doore. Let Crizum child Goe to it Mother mild, What is yonder that casts a light so farrandly, Mine owne deare Sonne that's naild to the Tree. He is naild sore by the heart and hand, And holy harne Panne, Well is that man That Fryday spell can, His Childe to learne; A Crosse of Blew, and another of Red, As good Lord was to the Roode. Gabriel laid him downe to sleepe Upon the ground of holy weepe: Good Lord came walking by, Sleep'st thou, wak'st thou Gabriel, No Lord I am sted with sticke and stake, That I can neither sleepe nor wake: Rise up Gabriel and goe with me, The stick nor the stake shall never deere thee. Potts, Thomas Sharratt, Mary Daughters of the Witching Hill US 2010 Fiction 9780547069678 7942 I know what it means to beget monsters And to recognize them in myself ... Great was the chase with the hounds for the unattainable meaning of the world... Enter my dreams, love. Milosz, Czeslaw Shacochis, Bob The Woman Who Lost Her Soul US 2013 Fiction 9780802119827 7943 Whether we fall by ambition, blood, or lust, like diamonds we are cut with our own dust. Webster, John Shepard, Sara The Heiresses US 2014 Fiction 7944 Forthwith this frame of mine was wrenched With a woeful agony, Which forced me to begin my tale, And then it set me free. Since then, at an uncertain hour, That agony returns; And till my ghastly tale is told This heart within me burns. Coleridge The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Poem UK Shelley, Mary Transformation US 1831 Fiction 1843910950 7945 All I really, really want our love to do, Is to bring out the best in me and you. Mitchell, Joni Serber, Natalie Shout Her Lovely Name US 2012 Fiction 9780547634524 7946 Poetry is the one concrete proof that man exists. Carboza, Luis & Aragon Serrano, Marcela Antigua and My Life Before US 2000 Fiction 385498012 7947 My great-grandmother always told anyone prepared to listen to her that they should make portraits of Stalin and Lenin like icons, and that Marx was really a member of the church, with that patriarch's beard of his, and would be venerated by everyone the day he dressed like a saint and was photographed inside a church. Revenov, nikita A Groundswell of Groans Seres, Francesc Russian Stories US 2009 Fiction 9780857051585 7948 Life unleashes earthquakes and eruptions, hurricanes and floods on my life. Long stretches of peace and quiet, in deserts that freeze or burn, and nights on stormy seas. I know I am nothing, am nobody, but all there is what I am, my all is my life. Voinitsky, A. K. The Trapeze and the Net Seres, Francesc Russian Stories US 2009 Fiction 9780857051585 7949 "Quiet, quiet," said Grandad Prokofi, "quiet, quiet!" while he enthusiastically beat all the children who said they were his grandchildren with a stick. Andreyeva, Anna Stories from Remote Hamlets Seres, Francesc Russian Stories US 2009 Fiction 9780857051585 7950 The difficult task of knowing another soul is not for young gentlemen whose consciousness is chiefly made up of their own wishes. Eliot, George Middlemarch Sethi, Ali The Wish Maker US 2009 Fiction 9781594488795 7951 How doth the city sit solitary, that was full of people! How is she become as a widow! She weepeth sore in the night. LAMENTATIONS 1:1–2 Bible Franklin, Tom Smonk US 2006 Fiction 006084681X 7952 “Magnifique!” ejaculated the Countess de Coude, beneath her breath. Burroughs, Edgar Rice The Return of Tarzan Franklin, Tom Smonk US 2006 Fiction 006084681X 7953 M, I, crooked letter, crooked letter, I, crooked letter, crooked letter, I, humpback, humpback, I. How southern children are taught to spell Mississippi Franklin, Tom Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter US 2009 Fiction 60594667 7954 On pense à moi pour une place, mais par malheur j’y étais propre: il fallait un calculateur, ce fut un danseur qui l’obtint. Beaumarchais Le Mariage de Figaro Mccarry, Charles The Miernik Dossier US 1973 Spy Fiction 1585677361 7955 “To the living, one owes consideration; to the dead, only the truth.” Voltaire Lettres Sur Oedipe Mccarry, Charles The Tears Of Autumn US 1974 Spy Fiction 1585676616 7956 “The Pentagon’s secret study of the Vietnam war discloses that President Kennedy knew and approved of plans for the military coup d’état that overthrew President Ngo Dinh Diem in 1963… “‘Our complicity in his overthrow heightened our responsibilities and our commitments’ in Vietnam, the study finds…” THE PENTAGON PAPERS, as published by The New York Times Mccarry, Charles The Tears Of Autumn US 1974 Spy Fiction 1585676616 7957 Non nobis solum nati sumus. We are not born for ourselves alone. Cicero De Officiis (Book I, sec. 22) Hewson, David The Killing US 2012 Fiction 1447213955 7958 Mithras, God of the Midnight, here where the great bull dies, Look on thy children in darkness. O take our sacrifice! Many roads thou hast fashioned: all of them lead to the Light, Mithras, also a soldier, teach us to die aright! Kipling, Rudyard A Song to Mithras: Hymn of the XXX Legion Hewson, David The Seventh Sacrament US 2007 Fiction 1405050225 7959 Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark, For the straightforward pathway had been lost. Alighieri, Dante The Divine Comedy, Inferno, Canto I. Hewson, David Dante's Numbers US 2013 Fiction 9781447247630 7960 Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt. Men willingly believe what they wish. Caesar, Julius De Bello Gallico, Book III, Chapter 18 Hewson, David City of Fear US 2010 Fiction 9780440339601 7961 This is the excellent foppery of the world, that, when we are sick in fortune — often the surfeit of our own behaviour — we make guilty of our disasters the sun, the moon, and the stars; as if we were villains by necessity, fools by heavenly compulsion, knaves, thieves, and treachers by spherical predominance, drunkards, liars, and adulterers by an enforced obedience of planetary influence… an admirable evasion of whoremaster man, to lay his goatish disposition to the charge of a star! Shakespeare, William King Lear, Act 1, Scene 2 Hewson, David Solistice US 1999 Fiction 446524492 7962 The water you touch in a river is the last of that which has passed, and the first of that which is coming. Thus it is with time present. da Vinci, Leonardo Hewson, David The Flood US 2013 Fiction 1174 B00DVNKWNI 7963 “We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm.” Orwell, George Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Wolf US 2012 Fiction B006L87BUW 7964 It is a principle of human nature to hate those whom you have injured. Tacitus Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Wolf US 2012 Fiction B006L87BUW 7965 “Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something is more important than fear.” Redmoon, Ambrose Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Scorpion US 2013 Fiction 316209600 7966 To those who do not know that the world is on fire, I have nothing to say. Brecht, Bertolt Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Scorpion US 2013 Fiction 316209600 7967 “We make war that we may live in peace.” Aristotle Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Falcon US 2013 Fiction 316247111 7968 Let me not pray to be sheltered from dangers, but to be fearless in facing them. Tagore, Rabindranath Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Falcon US 2013 Fiction 316247111 7969 “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” Nietszche, Friedrich Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Jackal US 2014 Fiction 316247081 7970 Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away. Dick, Philip. K Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Jackal US 2014 Fiction 316247081 7971 “Greater love has no one than this: that a man lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13 Bible Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Fox US 2015 Fiction 316377481 7972 Either I conquer Istanbul, or Istanbul conquers me. Fatih Sultan Mehmet Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Fox US 2015 Fiction 316377481 7973 “The world needs anger. The world often continues to allow evil because it isn’t angry enough.” Father Bede Jarrett Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Dragon US 2016 Fiction 316377538 7974 Perfection is a road, not a destination Hudson, Burk Mann, Don and Pezzullo, Ralph Hunt the Dragon US 2016 Fiction 316377538 7975 The story of siblings is the story of childhood, Experienced separately and together, one tree Twisting in different directions, roots and branches, One piece of land divided into parcels, Acres and half-acres, parts of a subdivision, Memories carved into official and unofficial versions. Hirsch, Edward Siblings Spiegelman, Peter Red Cat US 2007 Fiction 307263169 7976 People are more practiced in lying with words than with their faces. Ekman, Paul Unmasking the Face Santlofer, Jonathan Anatomy of Fear US 2007 Fiction 60881976 7977 They don't give medals on this planet for courage in urban combat. But there are silver stars shining in the sky that the astronomers can't explain. Vachss, Andrew Hard Candy US 1989 Fiction 679761691 7978 When winter vanished I searched, only to find you Missing and presumed Vachss, Andrew Down in the Zero US 1994 Fiction 679760660 7979 a warrior, murdered by jackals whose voice, unstilled scars their dishonor into our souls marking our path Vachss, Andrew False Allegations US 1996 Fiction 679772936 7980 for the grief we have harvested from the evil you have sown jackals will forever call you coward and vultures refuse your bones family curse Vachss, Andrew Safe House US 1998 Fiction 375700749 7981 In all disorder [there is] a secret order. Jung, Carl Abbott, Megan The Fever US 2014 Fiction 316231053 7982 In dreams begin responsibilities. Yeats, W.B Blauner, Peter Casino Moon US 1994 Fiction 671881779 7983 Some people never learn to be good. One-quarter of us is good. Three-quarters is bad. That’s a tough fight, three against one. Lansky, Meyer Blauner, Peter Casino Moon US 1994 Fiction 671881779 7984 Few are there amongst men who go to the Farther Shore; the rest of this mankind only run about on the bank. Gautama The Dhammapada Burdett, John The Godfather of Kathmandu US 2010 Fiction 307263193 7985 The third kind of suffering and pain that the soul endures in this state results from the fact that two other extremes meet here in one, namely, the Divine and the human. San Juan de la Cruz The Dark Night of the Soul Burdett, John The Godfather of Kathmandu US 2010 Fiction 307263193 7986 There must be some way out of here. Dylan, Bob All Along the Watchtower Burdett, John The Godfather of Kathmandu US 2010 Fiction 307263193 7987 Israelites, Christians and Muslims profess immortality, but the veneration they render this world proves they believe only in it, since they destine all other worlds, in infinite number, to be its reward or punishment. The wheel of certain Hindustani religions seems more reasonable to me. Borges, Jorge Luis The Immortal Burdett, John Bangkok Tattoo US 2005 Fiction 7988 What? Could perhaps, in spite of all “modern ideas” and prejudices of democratic taste, the victory of optimism, the achieved predominance of reason, practical and theoretical utilitarianism, like democracy itself, its contemporary-be a symptom of failing strength, of approaching old age, of physiological exhaustion?… what is the meaning of-morality?… all things move in a double cycle: everything which we now call culture, education, civilization will at some stage have to appear before the infallible judge, Dionysus. Nietzsche, Friedrich The Birth of Tragedy Burdett, John Bangkok Tattoo US 2005 Fiction 7989 In the whole world there is no one who does not welcome it like reason. Confucius Confucius, talking about jade Burdett, John Bangkok 8 US 2003 Fiction 1400032903 7990 Like all the men of Babylon, I have been proconsul; like all, I have been a slave. I have known omnipotence, ignominy, imprisonment. Look here-my right hand has no index finger. Borges, Jorge Luis The Lottery in Babylon Burdett, John Bangkok 8 US 2003 Fiction 1400032903 7991 “Shall I tell you what makes love so dangerous? T’is the too high idea we are apt to form of it." L’Enclos, Ninon Ninon L’Enclos, 17th-century courtesan Burdett, John Best of Asian Erotica, Volume 1 US 2011 Fiction 9789814358187 7992 cleanskin n. an unbranded animal; a terrorist with no obvious links to terrorist groups, and who therefore does not appear on any watch lists. Leather, Stephen First Response US 2016 Fiction B00X61N1EM 7993 An’ the dawn comes up like thunder outer China ’crost the Bay! Kipling, Rudyard Mandalay Burdett, John The Last Six Million Seconds US 1996 Fiction 688147747 7994 Phenomena have no signs. The Buddha Burdett, John The Bangkok Asset US 2015 Fiction 307272680 7995 My beautiful ship O my memory Have we sailed far enough In waters bad to drink Have we sailed far enough From the beautiful dawn to the sad evening! Apollinaire Sallis, James Ghost of a Flea US 2001 Fiction 802776817 7996 Small said, "But what about when we are dead and gone, will you love me then, does love go on?" Large held Small snug as they looked out at the night, at the moon in the dark and the stars shining bright. "Small, look at the stars, how they shine and glow, some of the stars died a long time ago. Still they shine in the evening skies, for you see, Small, love like starlight never dies…" Gliori, Deb Coben, Harlan Tell No One US 2001 Fiction 440236703 7997 A ma vie coeur entier Coben, Harlan Gone for Good US 2002 Fiction 440236738 7998 Babe, give me your best memory, But it don’t equal pale ink. Chinese proverb adapted for lyrics in song “Pale Ink” by the Jimmy X Band Coben, Harlan Just One Look US 2004 Fiction 451213203 7999 Hold on. This will hurt more than anything has before. Fitzsimmons, William I Don't Feel It Anymore Coben, Harlan Long Lost US 2009 Fiction 525951059 8000 "What is your darkest fear?" the voice whispers. Close your eyes now and picture it. Can you see it? Do you have it yet? The very worst agony you can imagine?" After a long pause, I say, "Yes." "Good. Now imagine something worse, something far, far worse…" Gibbs, Stan "The Mind of Terror" by Stan Gibbs, column in the New York Herald, January 16 Coben, Harlan Darkest Fear US 1999 Fiction 752849190 8001 Oh my soul, be prepared for the coming of the Stranger. Be prepared for him who knows how to ask questions. There is one who remembers the way to your door: Life you may evade, but Death you shall not. Eliot, T.S Coben, Harlan The Stranger US 2015 Fiction 525953507 8002 He loved treachery but hated a traitor. Plutarch Plutarch, on Romulus Thomas, Ross Ah, Treachery! US 1994 Fiction 312327048 8003 Her skin is like dusk on the eastern horizon, O cant you see it, O cant you see it, Her skin is like dusk on the eastern horizon …When the sun goes down. Toomer, Jean Cane US 1923 Fiction 8004 A hand, that with a grasp may grip the worlde. Marlowe, Christopher Rash, Ron Serena US 2008 Fiction 61470856 8005 The word adventures carries in it so free and licentious a sound. that it can hardly with propriety be applied to those few and natural incidents which compose the history of a woman of honour. Lennox, Charlotte The Female Quixote Hadley, Tessa Clever Girl US 2013 Fiction 1752 62270397 8006 yet the gods sent Orpheus away from Hades empty-handed … Plato Symposium Kring,Tim and Peck, Dale Shift: A Novel US 2010 Fiction 307453456 8007 This is the song that the night birds sing As the phantom herds trail by, Horn by horn where the long plains fling Flat miles to the Texas sky... This is the song that the night birds wail Where the Texas plains lie wide, Watching the dust of a ghostly trail, Where the phantom tall men ride! Barker, S. Omar Tall Men Riding Scott, J. Todd The Far Empty US 2016 Fiction 9780399176340 8008 Rio is a beauty. But Sao Paulo -- Sao Paulo is a city. Dietrich, Marlene Seudamore, James Helio Polis US 2009 Fiction 9780099523840 8009 Why does the painter need a model if he's going to deviate from it? I know the way Matisse laughs with his eyes, and when I put this question to him he laughed thus, silently. He told me, mischievously, that if there were no model one could not deviate from it. This seemed to me at the time a mere wisecrack. Then, as the yeras went by, the thing took its peculiar course within me: I began to love Matisse's very deviation from the model, the way he takes liberties with it. I understand him now, better than I understand myself. Aragon Henri Matisse: A Novel Searls, Damion What We Were Doing and Where We Were Going US 2009 Fiction 9781564785473 8010 There where the waves spray The feet of solitary reefs... A loving enchantress Gave me her talisman. She told me with tenderness: You must not lose it, Its power is infallible, Love gave it to you. Pushkin, Alexander The Talisman Montefiore, Simon Sashenka US 2008 Fiction 9781416595540 8011 Now and again in these parts, you come across people so remarkable that, no matter how much time has passed since you met them, it is impossible to recall them without your heart trembling. Leskov, Nikolai Lady Macbeth of Mtensk Montefiore, Simon Sashenka US 2008 Fiction 9781416595540 8012 Here I am abandoned, an orphan, with no one to look after me, And I will die before long and there'll be no one to pray at my grave, Only the nightingale will sing sometimes on the nearest tree... Song of Petrograd street children Montefiore, Simon Sashenka US 2008 Fiction 1917 9781416595540 8013 ... the man replied that there was no need of testing the load, he said that once we put it on our head either it was heavier than what we could carry or not, anyhow we should carry it... Tutuola, Amos The Palm-Wine Drinkard Segal, Lore Groszmann Her First American US 1985 Fiction 1565849493 8014 Again. As always, again. Why does this persist? What more do we have to tell each other? I remember nothing today. Absolutely nothing. McGuinness, Frank Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme Seiffert, Rachel Afterwards US 2007 Fiction 9780099461777 8015 But people can't, unhappily, invent their mooring posts, their lovers and their friends, anymore than they can invent their parents. Life gives these and also takes them away and the great diifficulty is to say Yes to live. Baldwin, James Giovanni's Room Selvadurai, Shyam Swimming in the Monsoon Sea US 2005 Fiction 9780144001545 8016 Destiny is fixed; all doors open onto the future. Kalidasa Shakuntala Selvadurai, Shyam The Hungry Ghosts US 2013 Fiction 9780385670661 8017 For that which befalleth the sons of men befalleth beasts; even one thing befalleth them: as the one dieth, so dieth the other; yea, they have all one breath; so that a man hath no preeminence above a beast: for all its vanity. Ecclesiastes 3:19 Selby Jr., Hubert Last Exit to Brooklyn US 1957 Fiction 9780802131379 8018 Someone put You on a slave block And the unreal bought You Now I keep coming to your owner Saying, "This one is mine." You often overhear us talking And this can make your heart leap With excitement. Don't worry, I will not let sadness Possess you. I will gladly borrow all the gold I need To get you Back. Hafiz Semple, Maria This One is Mine US Fiction 9780316031165 8019 Always in your mind keep Ithaca. To arrive there is your destiny. But do not hurry your trip in any way. Better that it last for many years; that you drop anchor at the island an old man, rich with all you've gotten on the way... Cavafy, Constantine Ithaca Semel, Nava Isra Isle US 2016 Fiction 9781942134190 8020 They asked Julius Caesar, the valiant Roman emperor, what was the best death. He answered, "That which is unexpected, which comes suddenly and unforeseen. Cervantes Don Quixote Senyurek, Levent The Book of Madness US 2007 Fiction 9789944424493 8021 A salesman is got to dream, boy. It comes with the territory. Miller, Arthur Schwarzsch, Edward Responsible Men US 2005 Fiction 9781565124097 8022 Belle sans terre ferme Sans parquet sans souliers sans draps (Beautiful without solid earth Without floor without shoes without sheets) Eluard, Paul Les Yeux fertiles Schwarz-Bart, Simone The Bridge of Beyond US 1972 Fiction 9781590176801 8023 I will not become what I mean to you. Kruger, Barbara Schappell, Elissa Blueprints for building better girls US 2011 Fiction 9780743276702 8024 A lady never swears. Baldridge, Letita Schappell, Elissa Blueprints for building better girls US 2011 Fiction 9780743276702 8025 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T. S. Four Quartets Poem Schofield, Douglas Time of Departure US 2015 Fiction 9781250072757 8026 In our deepest convictions, reaching into the very depths of our being, we deserve to live forever. We experience our transitoriness and mortality as an act of violence perpetuated against us. Only Paradise is authentic; the world is inauthentic, and only temporary. That is why the story of the Fall speaks to us so emotionally, as if summoning an old truth from our slumbering memory. Milosz, Czeslaw Milosz's ABCs Schulze, Ingo Adam and Evelyn US 2008 Fiction 9780307272812 8027 The church fathers, and not only Augustine, condemned as heresy the assertion that Adam, along with Eve, was damned for all eternity. They in fact became saints, their day falling on December 24. They ultimately advanced to patrons -- not as might be expected of the planters of orchards, but rather -- of the guild of tailors. After all, they were the first human beings to wear clothes. And God the Father had sewn their garments Himself. Flasch, Kurt Eva und Adam Schulze, Ingo Adam and Evelyn US 2008 Fiction 9780307272812 8028 Samantha looked around the playground in amazement. Her mother had been right. She really was the smartest and prettiest. Tanen, Sloane Scheibe, Amy What Do You Do All Day US 2005 Fiction 9780312343033 8029 For the rest of the week, all was calm... What might possibly have troubled the peace?.. What cause did he have to be particularly grumpy?... Strolling to the post office was always quite enjoyable. Walser, Robert The Assistant Schofield, Anakana Martin John US 2015 Fiction 9781771960342 8030 Rage -- Goddess, sing the rage of Peleus' son Achilles, murderous, doomed, that cost the Achaeans countless losses, hurling down to the House of Death so many sturdy souls, great fighters' souls, but made their bodies carrion, feasts for the dogs and birds and the will of Zeus was moving towards its end. Homer The Rage of Achilles Schofield, Anakana Martin John US 2015 Fiction 9781771960342 8031 ... those bouquets of flowers that set off in search of a heart and find only a vase. Gary, Romain Your Ticket is No Longer Valid Schmitt, Eric-Emmanuel The Most Beautiful Book in the World US 2006 Fiction 9781933372747 8032 And Beauty draws us with a single hair. Pope, Alexander Schultz, Emily The Blondes US 2012 Fiction 9781250043351 8033 Leopards break into the temple and drin up the offering in the chalices; this happens again and again; finally, one can predict their action in advance and it becomes part of the ceremony. Kafka, Franz Scliar, Moacyr Kakfa's Leopards US 2000 Fiction 9780896726963 8034 Sometimes I get nervous, When I see an open door. Close your eyes, clear your heart, Cut the cord. The Killers Human Scotch, Allison Winn The One That I want US 2010 Fiction 9780307464507 8035 Come withme, and we will go Where the rocks of coral grow; Follow, follow, follow me. Hunter, Anne A Mermaid's Song Scott, Joanna Follow Me US 2009 Fiction 9780316051651 8036 I was so young, I loved him so, I had No mother, God forgot me, and I fell. Browning, Robert A Blot in the 'Scutcheon Saunders, Kate The Secrets of Wishtide US 2016 Fiction 9781632864499 8037 There has been a time since... when I have asked myself the question, would it have been better for little Em'ly to have had the waters close above her head that morning in my sight; and when I have answerd Yes, it would have been. Dickens, Charles David Copperfield Saunders, Kate The Secrets of Wishtide US 2016 Fiction 9781632864499 8038 What happens to us either happens to everyone or only to us: in the first instance it's banal; in the second it's incomprehensible. Pessoa, Fernando Savage, Sam The Cry of the Sloth US 2009 Fiction 9781566892315 8039 "It's a poor sort of memory that only works backwards," the Queen remarked. Carroll, Lewis Savage, Sam It Will End With Us US 2014 Fiction 9781566893725 8040 These fragments I have shored against my ruins. Eliot, T. S. Savage, Sam It Will End With Us US 2014 Fiction 9781566893725 8041 I had a most marvellous piece of luck. I died. Berryman, John Savage, Sam The Way of the Dog US 2013 Fiction 9781566893121 8042 ... that I may learn in my own life and away from home and friends what the heart is -- Joyce, J. Sayers, Valerie The Distance Between Us US 1994 Fiction 9780810127234 8043 Lord, give us what you have already given. Kaminsky, Ilya Envoi Schulman, Helen This Beautiful Life US 2011 Fiction 9780062024381 8044 We might not have found one another in time. That meadow where we met, Oh little infinity! we'll go back again. Neruda, Pablo Sonnet 92 Schwarz-Bart, Andre The Morning Star US 2009 Fiction 9781590207345 8045 The reality we can put into words is never reality itself. Heisenberg, Werner K. Schirach, Ferdinand Crime US 2009 Fiction 9780307594150 8046 When finding, as in this case, animals which seem to play so insignificant a part in the great scheme of nature, one is apt to wonder why they were created. But it should always be recollected, that in some other country perhaps they are essential members of society, or at some former period may have been so. Darwin, Charles UK Schultz, Philip The Wherewithal US 2001 Fiction 9780393240948 8047 Jews who found themselves in Dp camps in Germany after the war -- as we know, some 200,000 Jews fled from Poland after 1945, mostly to these camps -- used to say that Germans would never forgive the Jews for what they had done to them. Gross, Jan T. Schultz, Philip The Wherewithal US 2001 Fiction 9780393240948 8048 Henry Jekyll stood at times aghast before the acts of Edward Hyde; but the situation was apart from ordinary laws, and insidiously relaxed the grasp of conscience. It was Hyde, after all, that was guilty. Stevenson, Robert Louis UK Schultz, Philip The Wherewithal US 2001 Fiction 9780393240948 8049 Despite my alienation from myself at that moment, and though I was nothing but a battleground for invisible forces, I was aware of every detail of what was going on around me. Hamsun, Knut Schultz, Philip The Wherewithal US 2001 Fiction 9780393240948 8050 Others merely live, I vegetate. Connolly, Cyril The Unquiet Grave Schine, Cathleen Alice in Bed US 1983 Fiction 9781250002402 8051 In the olive grove, a wise man at the feet and a wild man at the head. Italian Proverb Proverb Italy Santo, Courtney Miller The Roots of the Olive Tree US 2012 Fiction 9780062130518 8052 I come not from Heaven but from Essex. Morris, William A Dream of John Ball Sansom, Ian Essex Poison US 2017 Fiction 1888 9780008146740 8053 Sir, please accept my resignation As of next month, And, if it seems right, plan on replacing me. I’m leaving much unfinished work, Whether out of laziness or actual problems. I was supposed to tell someone something, But I no longer know what and to whom: I’ve forgotten. I was also supposed to donate something —  A wise word, a gift, a kiss; I put it off from one day to the next. I’m sorry. I’ll do it in the short time that remains. I’m afraid I’ve neglected important clients. I was meant to visit Distant cities, islands, desert lands; You’ll have to cut them from the program Or entrust them to my successor. I was supposed to plant trees and I didn’t; To build myself a house, Maybe not beautiful, but based on plans. Mainly, I had in mind A marvelous book, kind sir, Which would have revealed many secrets, Alleviated pains and fears, Eased doubts, given many The gift of tears and laughter. You’ll find its outline in my drawer, Down below, with the unfinished business; I didn’t have the time to write it out, which is a shame, It would have been a fundamental work. Levi, Primo Unfinished Business Poem Italy Sansal, Boualem An Unfinished Business US 2008 Fiction 9781408800171 8054 If thou be one whose heart the holy forms Of young imagination have kept pure, Stanger! henceforth be warned; and know, that pride, Howe'er disguised in its own majesty, is littlness; that he who feels contempt For any living thing, hath faculties Which he has never used; that thought with him Is in its infancy. The man, whose eye is ever on himself, doth look on one, The least of nature's works, one who might move The wise man to that scorn which wisdom holds Unlawful, ever, O, be wiser thou! Instructed that true knowledge leads to love... Wordsworth, William Sapphire/ Lofton, Ramona Push US 1996 Fiction 679766758 8055 Every blade of grass has it Angel that bends over it and whispers, "Grow, grow." The Talmud Sapphire/ Lofton, Ramona Push US 1996 Fiction 679766758 8056 Our nightmare of total transparency conflicts with our dream of being entirely known. Nagel, Thomas Sarginson, Saskia The Other Me US 2015 Fiction 9780349403380 8057 Exile is strangely compelling to think about but terrible to experience. It is the unhealable rift forced between a human being and a native place, between the self and its true home: its essential sadness can never be surmounted. And while it is true that literature adn history contain heroic, romantic, glorious, even triumphant episodes in an exile's life, these are not more than efforts meant to overcome the crippling sorrow of estrangement. The achievements of exile are permanently undermined by the loss of something left behind forever. Said, Edward Reflections on Exile Sarna, Navtej The Exile US 2008 Fiction 9780670082087 8058 ... his power is the will to create and he is impelled by the powers of the things to be created. Vishnu Purana Sarang, Vilas The Women in Cages US 2006 Fiction, Anthology 9780143061847 8059 In the end, we always arrive at the place where we are expected. Book of Itineraries Saramago, Jose The Elephant's Journey US 2010 Fiction 9781846553608 8060 I regret picking and not picking violets. Anon Sarna, Navtej We Weren't Lovers Like That US 2003 Fiction 8061 Did you think I would leave you crying When there's room on my horse for two Climb up here Jack and don't be crying I can go just as fast with two When we grow up we'll both be soldiers And our horses will not be toys And I wonder if we'll remember When we were two little boys. Harris, Rolf Song Sarkies, Duncan Two Little Boys US 2008 Fiction 9781848540903 8062 It is like a man who has left his home and gone on a journey. Mark 13:34 Sarotar, Dusan Panorama US 2014 Fiction 9780720619225 8063 And out of a pattern of lies, art weaves the truth. Lawrence, D. H. Sasaki, R. A. The Loom US 1991 Fiction 1555971571 8064 We know the sound of two hands clapping. But what is the sound of one hand clapping? Zen Koan Salinger, J. D. For Esme - With Love and Squalor US 1948 Fiction 9780141049250 8065 The alphabetical order erases everything, banishes every origin. Perhaps in places, certain fragments seem to follow one another by some affinity; but the important thing is that these little networks not be connected, that they do not slide into a single enormous network which would be the structure of the book, its meaning. It is in order to halt, to deflect, to divide this descent of discourse toward a destiny of the subject, that at certain moments the alphabet calls you to order (to disorder) and says: Cut! Resume the story in another way. Barthes, Roland Roland Barthes Salway, Sarah The ABCs of Love US 2004 Fiction 1994 345467035 8066 Remember that the life of this world is but a sport and a pastime... Koran Salter, James A Sport and a Pastime US 1967 Fiction 9780374530501 8067 Verra la morte e avra i tuoi occhi. (Death will come, and will have your eyes.) Pavese, Cesare Sallis, James Death Will Have Your Eyes US 1997 Fiction 1842431617 8068 They dream in courtship, but in wedlock wake. Pope, Alexander Sanghera, Sathnam Marriage Material US 2015 Fiction 9781609453077 8069 The West Indian or Asian does not, by being born in England, become an Englishman. In law he becomes a United Kingdom citizen by birth; in fact he is a West Indian or an Asian still... he will by the very nature of things have lost one country without gaining another, lost one nationality without acquiring a new one. Time is running out against us and them. With the lapse of a generation or so we shall at last have succeeded -- to the benefit of nobody -- in reproducing "in England's green and pleasant land" the haunting tragedy of the United States. Powell, Enoch Sanghera, Sathnam Marriage Material US 2015 Fiction 1968 9781609453077 8070 And Babylon, the glory of kingdoms, the beauty of the Chaldees' excellency, shall be as when God overthrew Sodom and Gomorrah. It shall never be inhabited, netiher shall it be dwelt in from generation to generation: neither shall the Arabian pitch tent there; neither shall the shepherds make their fold there. But wild beasts of the desert shall lie there; and their houses shall be full of doleful creatures; and owls shall dwell there, and satyrs shall dance there. And the wild beasts of the islands shall cry in their desolate houses, and dragons in their pleasant palaces: and her time is near to come, and her days shall not be prolonged. Isaiah 13:19-22 Sansom, Ian Death in Devon US 2015 Fiction 9780007533169 8071 I remember telling myself not to carry the hatred around, although I know where it is. I have it in a trunk in storage. Rushdie, Salman Sandlin, Lisa The Do-Right US 2015 Fiction 9781941026199 8072 They think that they regret the past, when they are but longing after the future. Newman, John Henry Sanmartin Fenollera, Natalia The Awakening of Miss Prim US 2013 Fiction 9781476734248 8073 Here we entered Westmoreland, a country eminent ony for being the wildest, most barren and frightful of any that I have passed over in England. DeFoe, Daniel A Tour through the Whole Island of Great Britain UK Sansom, Ian Westmorland Alone US 2016 Fiction 9780062449115 8074 The Cubans can be characterized individually by sympathy and intelligence, in a group by yelling and passion. Every one of them carries the spark of genius, and geniuses do not mingle well. Consequently, reuniting Cubans is easy -- uniting them impossible. Leon, Luis Aguilar Santiago, Eduardo Tomorrow They Will Kiss US 2006 Fiction 9780316014120 8075 At the still point of the turning world. Neither flesh nor fleshless; Neither from nor towards; at the still point, there the dance is, But neither arrest nor movement. And do not call it fixity, Where past and future are gathered. Eliot, T. S. Burnt Norton Sackville, Amy The Still Point US 2010 Fiction 9781846272301 8076 ... the portrait of a story attacked from all sides, that attacks itself and in the end gets away. Cixous, Helene Stigmata Sackville, Amy Orkney US 2013 Fiction 9781847086648 8077 Oh, she'll be back. That dear one Is gold of our corn, She's Orkney rain and spindrift.... Brown, George Mackay Gossip in Hamnavoe: About a Girl Sackville, Amy Orkney US 2013 Fiction 9781847086648 8078 Because he who loves knows not what he loves nor why he loves nor what love is Caeiro, Alberto Sada, Daniel One Out of Two US 2002 Fiction 9781555977245 8079 His sermons be with new acquist Of true experience from this great event With peace and consolation hath dismist, And calm of mind, all passion spent. Agonistes, Samson Sackville-West, Vita All Passion Spent US 1931 Fiction 9780860683582 8080 Imaginary picture of a stationary fear Muir, Edwin Saer, Juan Jose Scars US 1969 Fiction 9781934824221 8081 Afford thy desire some time. La Celestina Saer, Juan Jose The Clouds US 1997 Fiction 9781940953342 8082 Love is what happens between two lovers. Vailland, Roger Sagan, Francoise A Certain Smile US 1956 Fiction 9780226733470 8083 Long years ago we made a tryst with destiny and now the time comes when we shall redeem our pledge... At the stroke of the midnight hour when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom. Nehru, Jawaharlal Sahgal, Nayantara This Time of Morning US 1965 Fiction 9788172236809 8084 Clearly you move still in the human maze -- but I like to think of you there; may it be long before you find the clue to the exit. James, Henry to Hugh Walpole Conversation St. Aubyn, Edward A Clue to the Exit US 2000 Fiction 1912 9781250046031 8085 There is no future without an identity to claim it, or to be obligated to it. There are no caging norms. In its very precariousness the state is pure and free. Gordimer, Nadine The Pickup Sakey, Marcus The Two Deaths of Daniel Hayes US 2011 Fiction 9780525952114 8086 Hang me, oh hang me, I'll be dead and gone... Don't mind the hanging, it's the waiting around so long. Traditional song Song Sallis, James Willnot US 2016 Fiction 9781843449720 8087 The heavens are stained with the blood of men, As the Valkyries sing their song Njal's Saga Russell, Craig The Valkyrie Song US 2009 Fiction 9780099522652 8088 At walking pace, Between overgrown verges, The dead here are borne Towards the future. Heaney, Seamus "A Herbal", Human Chain Rusbridge, Jane Rook US 2012 Fiction 9781408817957 8089 Beneath the haunted castles lies the dungeon keep: the womb from whose darkness the ego first emerged, the tomb to which it knows it must return at last. Beneath the crumbling shell of paternal authority, lies the maternal blackness, imagined by the Gothic writer as a prison, a torture chamber -- from which the cries of the kidnapped anima cannot even be heard. The upper and the lower levels of the ruined castle or abbey represent the contradictory fears at the heart of Gothic terror: the dread of the super-ego, whose splendid battlements have been battered but not quite cast down -- and of the id, whose buried darkness abounds in dark visions no stormer of the castle had ever touched. Fiedler, Leslie A. Love and Death in the American Novel Russell, Ray Haunted Castles: The Complete Gothic Stories US 1959 Fiction 9780143129318 8090 Oh you who are wise, may you come more and more to consider all meritorious acts as your own. Bhattacharya, Kamaleswar Sanskrit inscription on the temple of Pre Rup Ryman, Geoff The King's Last Song US 2006 Fiction 9780002259880 8091 As wealthy as Cambodia Traditional Chinese Saying Saying China Ryman, Geoff The King's Last Song US 2006 Fiction 9780002259880 8092 Till the finger of guilt, pointing so sternly for so long across the query-room blotter, had grown bored with it all at last and turned, capriciously, to touch the fibers of the dark gray muscle behind the captain's light gray eyes. So that though by daylight he remained the pursuer there had come nights, this windless first week of December, when he had dreamed he was being pursued. Algren, Nelson The Man With the Golden Arm Rotella, Sebastian Triple Crossing US 2011 Fiction 9780316105309 8093 Mire la calle. Como puede usted ser indiferente a ese gran rio de huesos, a ese gran rio de suenos, a ese gran rio de sangre, a ese gran rio? Guillen, Nicolas La Calle (Taller Abandonado) Rotella, Sebastian Triple Crossing US 2011 Fiction 9780316105309 8094 Before death takes you, O take back this. Thomas, Dylan Find Meat on Bones Roth, Philip Exit Ghost US 2007 Fiction 9780618915477 8095 It would be very difficult even for a saint to dream of his prenatal life. Roubaud, Jacques The Loop US 1993 Fiction 9781564785466 8096 We are suspended in dread. Heidegger, Martin Rourke, Lee The Canal US 2000 Fiction 9781935554011 8097 My mind shudders recounting. Virgil The Aeneid Rourke, Lee Vulgar Things US 2015 Fiction 9780007542536 8098 Punk rock was an earthquake. Strummer, Joe Round, Jeffrey Endgame US 2016 Fiction 9781459733251 8099 I know that I must die, E'en hadst thou not proclaimed it; and if death Is thereby hastened, I shall count it gain. For death is gain to him whose life, like mine, Is full of misery. Thus my lot appears Not sad, but blissful; for had I endured To leave my mother's son unburied there, I should have grieved with reason, but not now. Sophocles Antigone Roy-Bhattacharya, Joydeep The Watch US 2012 Fiction 9780307955890 8100 "Where are we, then, if not in paradise?" he asked. Borges, Jorge-Luis "The rose of Paracelsus" Collected Fictions Rucker, Rudy Mathematicians in Love US 2006 Fiction 9780765315847 8101 When God wants to punish you, He grants your wish. American Proverb Ruff, Matt Mirage US 2012 Fiction 9780061976230 8102 Our textbooks confirmed this: Mexico, as can be seen on the map, is shaped like a cornucopia, a horn of plenty... A future of plenitude and universal well-being was predicted, without specifying just how it would be achieved. Clean cities without injustice, poor people, violence, congestion, or garbage. Every family with an ultramodern and aerodynamic (words from that era) house. No one will want for anything. Machines will do all the work. Streets full of trees and fountains, traveled by silent, nonpolluting vehicles that never collide. Paradise on earth. Finally, utopia will have been found. Pacheco, Jose Emilio Battles in the Desert Ruiz-Camacho, Antonio Barefoot Dog Stories US 2015 Fiction 9781476784960 8103 Something obsessive about "l'objet" (the object) much too deep for anything rational quite possible. Cornell, Joseph Ronk, Martha Glass Grapes and Other Stories US 2008 Fiction 9781934414132 8110 The order strikes like lightning. "Get that one, he's still breathing!" He hears three explosions at point-blank range. At the first one, a cloud of dust shoots up by his head. Then he feels a searing pain in his face and his mouth fills with blood. The guards don't bend down to see if he's dead. Seeing his face split open and bloody is enough for them. And so they walk off, believing they've given him the coup de grace. Walsh, Rodolfo Operation Massacre Ronsino, Hernan Giaxo US 2009 Fiction 9781612195674 8111 Now the Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow up Jonah. And Jonah was in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights. Then Jonah prayed unto the Lord his God out of the fish's belly... And the Lord spake unto the fish, and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry land. Book of Jonah 1:17, 2:1, 2:10 Rooney, Jennie Inside the Whale US 2008 Fiction 9780701182731 8112 Memory is then the key word which combines past and present, past and future. Rose, M. J. Memorist US 2008 Fiction 9780778325840 8113 These stories were dozing in thirty-year-old newspapers, and nobody knew about them anymore. Proust, Marcel The Past recaptured Rolin, Olivier Paper Tiger US 2002 Fiction 9780803239555 8114 Cruelty, like every other vice, requires no motive outside of itself; it only requires opportunity. Eliot, George Ross, Adam Ladies and Gentlemen: Stories US 2011 Fiction 9780307270719 8115 Oreo defined: Someone who is black on the outside and white on the inside. Ross, Fran Oreo US 1974 Fiction 9780811223225 8116 Oreo, ce n'est pas moi. F. D. R. Ross, Fran Oreo US 1974 Fiction 9780811223225 8117 A likely story. Flaubert Ross, Fran Oreo US 1974 Fiction 9780811223225 8118 Burp!* Wittgenstein Ross, Fran Oreo US 1974 Fiction 9780811223225 8119 There are known knows. There are things we know that we know. There are known unknons. That is to say, there are things that we now know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns. There are things we do not know we don't know. Rumsfeld, Donald Rotter, Jeffrey The Unknown Knowns US 2009 Fiction 2002 9780224085403 8120 Here, where men sit and hear each other groan; Where palsy shakes a few, sad, last grey hairs, Where youth grows pale, and spectre-thin, and dies; Where but to think is to be full of sorrow... Keats, John Ode to a Nightingale Roth, Philip Everyman US 2006 Fiction 9780224078696 8121 The Adirondacks are a group of mountains in northeastern New York State known for pristine woodlands and spectacular scenery. They occupy 500 to 600 square miles within the counties of Clinton, Essex, Franklin and Hamilton. The mountains consist of... gneiss, intrusive granite, and gabbro, and are geologically related to the Laurentian highlangs of Canada... The mountains form the water-parting in the landscape between the Hudson and the St. Lawrence Rivers. The region was once covered by the Lawrentian glacier, whose gradual but powerful erosion produced the characteristic features of the area: scores of lakes and ponds, and many picturesque falls and rapids in the streams. It is a region rich in waterways... As well as scenic appeal, the region is known for its rich and various flora and fauna. Much of the area has been preserved... over 3,000,000 acres have been set aside to form the Adirondack Park... the wildlife within the region is extraordinarily vigorous and multitudinous. The region is heavily forested with spruce, pine and broad-leaved trees. The mountain peaks are usually rounded, and easily scaled. The vistas thus achieved, of mountain, lake and plateau and forest, are almost unequalled in any other part of the United States for scenic grandeur. Encyclopedia Britannica Robinson, Roxana Sweetwater US 2003 Fiction 1910 812967348 8122 The tram-routes remained unchanged but no one knew the route of history. Ehrenburg, Ilya Roberts, Owen Petrograd US 2008 Fiction 9781909844568 8123 They created in a single night a new situation and now it appeared to bewilder them. For the moment, their bewilderment was their only etiquette. Mishima, Yukio The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea Rock, Peter The Bewildered US 2005 Fiction 1596921129 8124 It is remarkable how many creatures live wild and free though secret in the woords, and still sustain themselves in the neighborhood of towns, suspected by hunters only. Thoreau, Henry David Walden Rock, Peter My Abandonment US 2008 Fiction 9780151014149 8125 Very soon after, I saw a little snake. He was crawling along. When I see snakes, I like to stop and watch. The dresses they wear fit them tight -- they can't fluff out their clothes like birds can. But snakes are quick people. They move in such a pretty way. Their eyes are bright, and their tongues are slim. Whiteley, Opal The Singing Creek Where the Willows Grow Rock, Peter My Abandonment US 2008 Fiction 9780151014149 8126 The people along the sand All turn and look one way. They turn their back on the land. They look at the sea all day. As long as it takes to pass A ship keeps raising its hull; The wetter ground like glass Reflects a standing gull. The land may vary more; But wherever the truth may be--- The water comes ashore, And the people look at the sea. They cannot look out far. They cannot look in deep. But when was that ever a bar To any watch they keep? Neither Out Far Nor In Deep Frost, Robert Poem Rochester, Julia The House at the Edge of the World US 2015 Fiction 9780241181997 8127 It has been raining for three days. The faces of the giants on the billboards still smile. Reznikoff, Charles Rock, Peter The Ambidextrist US 2004 Fiction 1931561869 8128 You give me that look that;s like laughing with liquid in your mouth like you're choosing between choking and spitting it out like you're trying to fight gravity on a planet that insists that love is like falling and falling is like this DiFranco, Ani Falling is Like This Rockland, Kate Falling is like This US 2010 Fiction 9780312576004 8129 Love for an island is the sternest passion; pulsing beyond the blood through roots and loam it overflows the boundary of bedrooms and courses past the fragile walls of home. Those nourished on the sap and the milk of beauty (born in its landsight) tremble like a tree at the first footfall of the dread usurper – a carpet-bagging mediocrity. Theirs is no mild attachment, but rapacious craving for a possession rude and whole; lovers of islands drive their stake, prospecting to run the flag of ego up the pole, sink on the tented ground, hot under azure, plunge in the heat of earth, and smell the stars of the incredible vales. At night, triumphant, they lift their eyes to Venus and to Mars. Their passion drives them to perpetuation: they dig, they plant, they build and they aspire to the eternal landmark; when they die the forest covers up their set desire, Salesmen and termites occupy their dwellings, their legendary politics decay. yet they achieve an ultimate memorial: they blend their flesh with the beloved clay. Read the original article here: Phyllis Allfrey: Love for an Island - Caribbean Beat Magazine - Caribbean Beat Magazine http://caribbean-beat.com/issue-10/phyllis-allfrey-love-island#ixzz4oOFBzYuX NB: this text is copyrighted, and only limited excerpting with full attribution is permitted. For licensing and reproduction permissions, please contact MEP Publishers directly. Follow us: @meppublishers on Twitter | caribbeanbeat on Facebook Allfrey, Phyllis Shand Love for an Island Poem Roffey, Monique White Woman Green Bicycle US 2009 Fiction 9781847375001 8130 The chant of the madman is the only salvation. Rudder, David Roffey, Monique House of Ashes US 2014 Fiction 9781471126666 8131 They are here with us now, Those who saddle with a new broken colt Every morning and ride the seven levels of sky, Who lay down at night With the sun and the moon for pillows. Rumi Roffey, Monique House of Ashes US 2014 Fiction 9781471126666 8132 I shall sing of the flood to all people. Listen! The myth of Atrahasis Rogan, Charlotte The Lifeboat US 2012 Fiction 9780316185905 8133 The artist turns himself into everything he sees and wants to be. Novalis Rohe, Oliver Origin Unknown US 2003 Fiction 9781564788849 8134 A creative mind may say entirely of its own accord what another has already said before. Then again, another may imitate in advance those thoughts that won't occur to a creative mind until later. Kraus, Karl Rohe, Oliver Origin Unknown US 2003 Fiction 9781564788849 8135 We are becoming Greek, from day to day. Nietzsche, Friedrich Romano-Lax, Andromeda The Detour US 2012 Fiction 9781616950491 8136 The day of individual happiness has passed. Hitler, Adolf Germany Romano-Lax, Andromeda The Detour US 2012 Fiction 9781616950491 8137 Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified world to bring them up in and I'll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become any type of specialist I might select -- doctor, lawyer, artist, merchant-chief and, yes, even beggarman and thief, regardless of his talents, penchants, tendencies, abilities, vocations, and race of his ancestors. Watson, John Behaviorism Romano-Lax, Andromeda Behave US 2016 Fiction 1930 9781616956530 8138 O brave new world, That has such people in't! Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play UK Romano-Lax, Andromeda Behave US 2016 Fiction 1930 9781616956530 8139 I can almost hear you exclaiming: "Why, yes, it is worth while to study human behavior in this way, but the study of behavior is not the whole of psychology. It leaves out too much. Don't I have sensations, perceptions, conceptions? Do I not forget things and remember things, imagine things, have visual images and auditory images of things I once have seen and heard? Can I not see and hear things that I have never seen or heard in nature? Can I not be attentive or inattentive? Can I not will to do a thing or will not to do it, as the case may be? Do not certain things arouse pleasure in me, and others displeasure? Behaviorism is trying to rob us of everything we have believed in since earliest childhood." Having been brought up on introspective psychology, as most of you have, these questions are perfectly natural and you will find it hard to formulate your psychological life in terms of behaviorism. Behaviorism is new wine and it will not go into old bottles; therefore I am going to try to make new bottles out of you. Watson, John Behaviorism Romano-Lax, Andromeda Behave US 2016 Fiction 1930 9781616956530 8140 Is one of the symptoms loss of faith? Or faith in loss? Hempel, Amy Romm, Robin The Mother Garden US 2007 Fiction 9781416539025 8141 Nec dubitamus multa esse quae et nos praeterierinst, homines enim sumus et occupati officiis... (Nor do we doubt that many things have escaped us also, for we are but human, and beset with duties...) Pliny the Elder The Original Encyclopedia Robinson, Christopher & Kovite, Gavin War of the Encyclopaedists US 2015 Fiction 9780241146781 8142 You are right. I understood this myself when I read your novel The Time Machine. All Human conceptions are on the scale of our planet. They are based on the pretension that the technical potential, though it will develop, will never exceed the terrestrial limit. If we succeed in establishing interplanetary communications, all our philosophies, moral and social views, will have to be revised. In this case the technical potential, become limitless, will impose the end of the role of violence as a means and method of progress. Lenin, Vladimir Ilych in convo w. H. G. Wells Conversation Roberts, Adam Yellow Blue Tibih US 2009 Fiction 9780575083585 8143 It was evening all afternoon. IT was snowing. And it was going to snow. Stevens, Wallace Robinson, Lewis Water Dogs US 2009 Fiction 9781400062171 8144 A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any invention in human history -- with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila. Ratcliffe, Mitch Robinson, Lawrence Thirty Bytes of Solitude US 2005 Fiction 749936045 8145 Anything will give up its secrets if you love it enough. Carver, George Washington Robyn, Fiona The Blue Handbag US 2009 Fiction 9781905005994 8146 The future is surely uncertain: who can say what will happen? But the past is also uncertain: who can say what happened? Machado, Antonio de Juan de Mairena Secker, Harvill Books Burn Badly US 2010 Fiction 9781846551468 8147 "What? Does no Caesar, does no Achilles appear on your stage now, Not an Andromeda e'en, not an Orestes, my friend?" "No! there is naught to be seen there but parsons, and syndics of commerce, Secretaries perchance, ensigns, and majors of horse." :But, my good friend, pray tell me, what can such people e'er meet with That can be truly called great? -- what that is great can they do?" Schiller, Friedrich Shakespeare's Ghost Rizal, Jose Noli Me Tangere US 2006 Fiction 9780143039693 8148 I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than to be crowded on a velvet cushion. If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau, Henry David Robertson, Don The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread US 1965 Fiction 9780061452963 8149 I propose to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer. Grant, Ulysses Simpson Robertson, Don The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread US 1965 Fiction 9780061452963 8150 If I ever said, in grief or pride, I tired of hones things, I lied. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Robertson, Don The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread US 1965 Fiction 9780061452963 8151 Life is just one damned thing after another. O'Malley, Frank Ward Robertson, Don The Greatest Thing Since Sliced Bread US 1965 Fiction 9780061452963 8152 Ah! How rapidly descending, Falls the avalanche of fate! Gorrio, Tobia La Gioconda Robuck, Erika Call me Zelda US 2015 Fiction 9780451239921 8153 Surely there could be no more fitting medium of individual expression for women than fashioning something of loveliness. The Big Book of Needlecraft Roberts, Bethan The Good Plain Cook US 2008 Fiction 1935 9781846686658 8154 During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. Orwell, George Robotham, Michael The Wreckage US 2011 Fiction 9780316126403 8155 What can I give Him, Poor as I am? If I were a shepherd I would bring a lamb, If I were a wise man I would do my part, Yet what I can I give Him, Give my heart. Rossetti, Christina In the Bleak Mid-Winter Rice, Anne The Wolves of Midwinter US 2013 Fiction 1872 9780385349963 8156 God appears, and God is light, To those poor souls who dwell in night; But does a human form display To those who dwell in realms of day. Blake, William Auguries of Innocence Rice, Anne Of Love and Evil US 2010 Fiction 9780701178154 8157 We are, each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly by embracing one another. Crescenzo, Luciano de Rice, Anne Of Love and Evil US 2010 Fiction 9780701178154 8158 Become my helper. Become my human instrument to help me do what I must do on Earth. Leave this empty life you've fashioned for yourself, and pledge to me your wits, your courage, your cunning, and your uncommon physical grace. Say that you're willing, and your life is turned from evil, you confirm it, and you're at once plunged into the danger and heartache of trying to do what is unquestionably good. Rice, Anne Angel Time Rice, Anne Of Love and Evil US 2010 Fiction 9780701178154 8159 Take heed that ye despise not one of these little ones; for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold the face of my Father which is in heaven. Matthew 18:10 (KJV) Rice, Anne Angel Time US 2009 Fiction 9780701178147 8160 Likewise, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth. Luke 15:10 (KJV) Rice, Anne Angel Time US 2009 Fiction 9780701178147 8161 For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, lest thou dash thy foot against a stone. Psalm 91:11-12 (KJV) Rice, Anne Angel Time US 2009 Fiction 9780701178147 8162 What a charming boy! I like his hair so much! Wilde, Oscar The Importance of Being Earnest Rice, Eva Love Notes for Freddie US 2015 Fiction 9781782064480 8163 California is a place in which a boom mentality and a sense of Chekhovian loss meet in uneasy suspension; in which the mind is troubled by some buried but ineradicable suspicion that things better work here, because here, beneath the immense bleached sky, is where we run out of continent. Didion, Joan Notes from a Native Daughter Riley, Daniel Fly Me US 2017 Fiction 9780316362139 8164 I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. Jefferson, Thomas US Riley, Felix The Set Up US 2011 Fiction 9780241951675 8165 A pity. We were such a good And loving invention. An aeroplane made from a man and wife. Wings and everything. We hovered a little above the earth. We even flew a little. Amichai, Yehuda Ringwald, Molly When It Happens To You US 2012 Fiction 9781471113499 8166 But the disparaging of those we love always alienates us from them to some extent. We must not touch our idosl; the gilt comes off in our hands. Flaubert, Gustave Ringwald, Molly When It Happens To You US 2012 Fiction 9781471113499 8167 Nobody ever became a writer by just wanting to be one. Fitzgerald, F. Scott letter to daughter letter Rindell, Suzanne Three-Martini Lunch US 2016 Fiction 9780399165481 8168 There is a great difference between still believing something and believing it again. Lichtenberg, G. C. Rinehart, Steven Built in a Day US 2003 Fiction 8169 The ermine will die should her coat become soiled. Physiologus Rezzori, Gregor Von An Ermine in Czernopol US 1966 Fiction 9781590173411 8170 Felices los amados y los amantes y los que pueden prescindir del amor. Felices los felices. (Happy are the loved and the lovers and those who can do without love. Happy are the happy.) Borges, Jorge Luis Reza, Yasmina Happy Are the Happy US 2013 Fiction 9781846558009 8171 When the New Age is at leisure to Pronounce; all will be set right... & the Daughters of Memory shall become the Daughters of Inspiration. Blake, William Milton: A Poem Rhodes, David Jewelweed US 2013 Fiction 9781571311009 8172 The day trip over A tangerine sun Becomes blood red sun splashed horizon Brown, Ian Always Remember Me Rhodes, Danny Fan US 2014 Fiction 9781909807808 8173 The Thames is in many respects the river of the dead. It has the power to hurt and to kill. Ackroyd, Peter Thames: Sacred River Rhodes, Kate River of Souls US 2016 Fiction 9781444785593 8174 The river had an awful look, the buildings on the banks were muffled in black shrouds, and the reflected lights seemed to originate deep in the water, as if the spectres of suicides were holding them to show where they went down. The wild moon and clouds were as restless as an evil conscience in a tumbled bed, and the very shadow of the immensity of London seemed to lie oppressively upon the water. Dickens, Charles Night Walks Rhodes, Kate River of Souls US 2016 Fiction 9781444785593 8175 Marriage is the only legal contract which abrogates as between the parties all the laws that safeguard the particular relation to which it refers. Shaw, George Bernard Rhodes, Dan Marry Me US 2013 Fiction 9781609451813 8176 Tragic rabbit, a painting. The caked ears green like rolled corn. The black forehead pointing at the stars. A painting on my wall, alone as rabbits are and aren't. Fat red cheek, all Art, trembling nose, a habit hard to break as not. You too can be a tragic rabbit; green and red your back, blue your manly little chest. But if you're ever goaded into being one beware the True Flesh, it will knock you off your tragic horse and break your tragic colors like a ghost breaks marble; your wounds will heal so quickly water will be jealous. Rabbits on white paper painted outgrow all charms against their breeding wild; and their rolled corn ears become horns. So watch out of the tragic life feels fine - caught in that rabbit trap all colors look like sunlight's swords, and scissors like The Living Lord. Rice, Stan Tragic Rabbit Poem Rice, Anne The Queen of the Damned US 1988 Fiction 9780345351524 8177 When Israel went out of Egypt, the house of Jacob from a people of strange languages; Judah was his sanctuary, and Israel his dominion. The sea saw it, and fled; Jordan was driven back. The mountains skipped like rams, and the little hills like lambs. What ailed thee, O thou sea, that thou fleddest? thou Jordan, that thou wast driven back? Ye mountains, that ye skipped like rams; and ye little hills, like lambs? Tremble, thou earth, at the presence of the Lord, at the presence of the God of Jacob; Which turned the rock into a standing water, the flint into a fountain of waters. Psalm 114 (KJV) Rice, Anne Christ the Lord US 2005 Fiction 345436830 8178 And the rain is brain-colored. And the thunder sounds like something remembering something. Rice, Stan Rice, Anne The Witching Hour US 1990 Fiction 8179 New York makes one think about the collapse of civilization, about Sodom and Gomorrah, the end of the world. The end wouldn't come as a surprise here. Many people already bank on it. Bellow, Saul Rich, Nathaniel Odds Against Tomorrow US 2013 Fiction 9780374224240 8180 Everyone wants to change the world; but no one will change themselves. Tolstoy, Leo Richards, David Adams Nights below Station Street US 1988 Fiction 9780771076275 8181 There is blood on their lips, you fight back, and it's you they blame. Nowlan, Alden Vampires Richards, David Adams Nights below Station Street US 1988 Fiction 9780771076275 8182 Think of the long trip home, Should we have stayed at home and thought of here? Where should we be today? Bishop, Elizabeth Questions of Travel Richardson, C. S. The End of the Alphabet US 2007 Fiction 9780385522557 8183 Every morning when I wake up I forget for a fraction of a second that you are gone and I reach for you. All I ever find is the cold side of the bed. My eyes settle on the picture of us in Paris, on the bedside table, and I am overjoyed that even though the time was brief I loved you and you loved me. Craigslist Posting US Reid, Forever Interrupted US 2013 Fiction 2009 9781476712826 8184 Oh Monday mornin' you gave me no warnin' of what was to be... Philips, John The Mamas and the Papas Reichs, Rathy Monday Morning US 2004 Fiction 743262646 8185 I've got amnesia and deja vu at the same time. I can't remember what happens next. Clarke, John Cooper Reizin, Paul Friends Reunited US 2004 Fiction 747268703 8186 In a system of free trade and free markets poor countries -- and poor people -- are not poor because others are rich. Indeed, if others became less rich the poor would in all probability become still poorer. Thatcher, Margaret Repila, Ivan The Boy Who Stole Attila's Horse US 2013 Fiction 9781782271017 8187 I came to the cities in a time of disorder When hunger ruled. I came among ment in a time of uprising and I revolted with them. So the time passed away Which on earth was given me Brecht, Bertolt Repila, Ivan The Boy Who Stole Attila's Horse US 2013 Fiction 9781782271017 8188 Then the LORD opend the mouth of the donkey, and it said to Balaam, "What have I done to you, that you have struck me these three times?" Balaam said to the donkey, "Because you have made a fool of me! I wish I had a sword in my hand! I would kill you right now!" But the donkey said to Balaam, "Am I not your donkey, which you have ridden all your life to this day? Have I been in the habit of treating you this way?" And he said, "No." Then the LORD opened the eyes of Balaam, and he saw the angel of the LORD standing in the road, with his drawn sword in his hand; and he bowed down, falling on his face... Numbers 22:28-31 Repino, Robert Mort(e) US 2015 Fiction 9781616954277 8189 God is love, they once said, but we reserved that... Atwood, Margaret The Handmaid's Tale Novel Repino, Robert Mort(e) US 2015 Fiction 9781616954277 8190 .. and then, in a sort of ridiculous ceremony, they gave him the keys to the town and accepted him as the perpetual governor of the Island of Barataria. Cervantes, Miguel de Don Quixote de la Mancha Restrepo, Laura Isle of Passion US 2005 Fiction 9780060088996 8191 Wise Henry James had always warned writers against the use of a mad person as central to a narrative on the ground that as he was not morally responsible, there was no true tale to tell. Vidal, Gore Restrepo, Laura Delirium US 2007 Fiction 9780385519908 8192 A map is a sustained attempt upon an unattainable goal, the complete comprehension by an individual of a tract of space that will be individualized into a place by that attempt. Robinson, Tim Interim Reports from Folding Landscapes Reuss, Frederick A Geography of Secrets US 2010 Fiction 9781609530006 8193 That for which we find words is something already dead in our hearts. Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Revoyr, Nina The Age of Dreaming US 2008 Fiction 8194 Only by taking infinitesimally small units for observation (the differential of history, that is, the individual tendencies of men) and attaining to the art of integrating them (that is, finding the sum of these infinitesimals) can we hope to arrive at the laws of history. Tolstoy, Leo War and Peace Novel Reyn, Irina What Happened to Anna K US 2008 Fiction 9781416558934 8195 The truth is that once we have left our childhood places and started out to make up our lives, armed only with what we have and are, we understand that the real secret of the ruby slippers is not that "there's no place like home," but rather that there is no longer any such place as home: except, of course, for the home we make, or the homes that are made for us, in Oz: which is anywhere, and everywhere, except the place from which we began. Rushdie, Salman The Wizard of Oz Reyn, Irina What Happened to Anna K US 2008 Fiction 9781416558934 8196 If I may dare to use such terms, I take the liberty to assert on my own behalf that I was an honest and loyal knigts, whose mind was infinitely more male than female. Catherine the Great Memoirs Reyn, Irina The Imperial Wife US 2016 Fiction 9781250076038 8197 Shall life renew these bodies? Of a truth All death will he annul, all tears assuage? ... Mine ancient scars shall not be glorified, Nor my titanic tears, the seas, be dried. Owen, Lt. Wilfred the Sambre Cook, Robin How the Dead Live US 1986 Fiction 1918 9781935554592 8198 Forgetting is an involuntary act. The more you want to leave something behind you, the more it follows you. Barkley, William Jonas Redondo, Dolores The Invisible Guardian US 2013 Fiction 9780007525355 8199 This is no ordinary apple; it's a magic wishing apple. Disney, Watl Snow White Redondo, Dolores The Invisible Guardian US 2013 Fiction 9780007525355 8200 Alabama does not mean "Here we rest." It never did. Bush, Mrs. L. B. A Decade of Progress in Alabama Reeves, Virginia Work Like Any Other US 2016 Fiction 1924 9781501112492 8201 Killby Prison makrs the impending transfer of the State of Alabama from the rear ranks of prison management to the front ranks. Alabama is following the example of the State of New York and the State of Virginia in establishing a central distributing prison to which prisoners will be sent immediately upon their conviction, and where they will receive: first, a thorough study of their history; second, a most thorough examination, mental and physical, by trained experts; third, a thorough course of treatment to remove any remedial defects; fourth, assignment to that prison and employment for which the convict is best adapted; and fifth, a systematic course of reformatory treatment and training, in order that the prisoner may be restored to society, if possible, a self-respecting, upright, useful and productive citizen. Hart, Hastings H. Social Progress of Alabama Reeves, Virginia Work Like Any Other US 2016 Fiction 1922 9781501112492 8202 His gaze fell upin the top story of the building adjoining the quarry. Like a light flicking on, the casements of a window flew open, a human figure, faint and insubstantial at that distance and height, leaned far out abruptly, and stretched both arms out even further. Who was it? A friend? A good person? Someone who cared? Someone who wanted to help? Was it just one person? Was it everyone? (...) He raised his hands and spread all his fingers. Kakfa, Franz Reh, Rusalka This Brave Balance US 2011 Fiction 9781611090055 8203 These are the days when Birds come back -- A very few -- a Bird or two -- To take a backward look. Dickinson, Emily Ramussen, Rebecca Bird Sisters US 2011 Fiction 9780307717979 8204 And after that the punishment began. Dostoyevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov Rash, Ron The Risen US 2016 Fiction 9780062436313 8205 Her eyes were open, but she still beheld, Now wide awake, the vision of her sleep: Keats, John The Eve of St. Ages Rash, Ron The Cove US 2012 Fiction 9780062804199 8206 Tell me the landscape in which you live, and I will tell you who you are. Gasset, Ortega Y Rasmussen, Rebecca Evergreen US 2014 Fiction 9780385350990 8207 This being human is a Guest House. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness comes as an unexpected visitor. Welcome and entertain them all! Even if they're a crowd of sorrows, who violently sweep your house empty of its furniture. Still treat each guest honourably. He may be clearing you out for some new delight. Rumi Raverat, Anna Lover US 2016 Fiction 9780330544696 8208 You must concede that this Bronx slum and others in Brooklyn and Manhattan are unrepairable. They are beyond rebuilding, tinkering and restoring. They must be leveled to the ground. Moses, Robert Quinonez, Ernesto Chango's fire US 2004 Fiction 1974 605464598 8209 If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion. The Dalai Lama Quick, Matthew The Good Luck of Right Now US 2014 Fiction 9780062285539 8210 Certainly there have been better actors than me who have had no careers. Why? I don't know. Gere, Richard Quick, Matthew The Good Luck of Right Now US 2014 Fiction 9780062285539 8211 The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you. Don't go back to sleep. Rumi Quimby, Charlie Monument Road US 2013 Fiction 9781937226251 8212 You wander around on your own little cloud When you don't see the why, or the wherefore. Clark, Petula Don't Sleep in the Subway Rabe, David Girl by the Road At Night US 2010 Fiction 9781439163337 8213 Stepping into the field: sadness fills my deep heart. Bundling rice sheaves: tears dart in two streaks. Who made me miss the ferry leaving? Who made this shallow creek that parts both sides? Balaban, John (trans.) Ca Dao Rabe, David Girl by the Road At Night US 2010 Fiction 9781439163337 8214 We said to each other things that are not said among the living. Levi, Primo The Journey Rabbi, Jonathan Among the Living US 2016 Fiction 9781590518038 8215 There is nothing with which every man is so afraid as getting to know how enormously much he is capable of doing and becoming. Kierkegaard, Soren Racculia, Kate Rhapsody, Bellweather US 2014 Fiction 9780544129917 8216 Every love story is a ghost story. Wallace, David Foster Racculia, Kate Rhapsody, Bellweather US 2014 Fiction 9780544129917 8217 I remember the town, the street, something called past better than the unbleached sun, the broken sounds heart heart heart sit down angel, I am desperately alive. Radulescu, Stella Vinitchi heart, heart, heart poem Radulescu, Domnica Country of Red Azaleas US 2016 Fiction 9781455590421 8218 Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick. Although we all prefer to use only the good passport, sooner or later each of us is obliged, at least for a spell, to identify ourselves as citizens of that other place. Sontag, Susan Radmann, Christopher The Crack US 2014 Fiction 9781780745282 8219 To fill a Gap Insert the Thing that caused it -- Block it up With Other -- and 'twill yawn the more -- You cannot solder an Abyss With Air. Dickinson, Emily Radmann, Christopher The Crack US 2014 Fiction 9781780745282 8220 I could a tale unfold. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Radcliffe, Ann A Sicilian US 1790 Fiction 9780141191942 8221 Something goes astray In men and weather, Men and words... Hamri, Porsteinn fra Broken Jonasson, Ragnar Night Blind US 2015 Fiction 2013 9781910633113 8222 From the body by the body with the body Since the body and until the body. Artaud, Antonin Rahimi, Atiq The Patience Stone US 2008 Fiction 9781590513446 8223 He has a great heart, as great as his sorrow. Hosseini, Rafaat Rahimi, Atiq Three US 2013 Fiction 8224 On the gravity of Americans and why it does not prevent them from acting rashly Tocqueville, Alexis de Democracy in America Chapter Title Rain, David The Heat of the Sun US 2012 Fiction 9780857892034 8225 The man in the brown macintosh loves a lady who is dead. Joyce, James Ulysses Ireland Raine, Craig The Heartbreak US 2010 Fiction 9781848875104 8226 When real things are so wonderful, what is the point of pretending? Forster, E. M. Rain, David Volcano Street US 2014 Fiction 9780857892089 8227 The fiction of one's life is the truth. Price, Vincent Rain, David Volcano Street US 2014 Fiction 9780857892089 8228 ... there comes a time when you cease to know yourself amid all these changes, and that is very sad. I feel at present as the man must have felt who lost his shadow... Leblanc, Maurice The Escape of Arsene Lupin Rajaniemi, Hannu The Quantum Thief US 2010 Fiction 9780765329493 8229 Love is the prerogative of the brave. Gandhi, Mohandas Rakha, Naseem The Crying Tree US 2009 Fiction 9780767931748 8230 It is a rule of refinement, when writing about and making use of the vicissitudes of our life, never to tell the truth. Kierkegaard, Soren Diary Ramirez, Sergio A thousand Deaths Plus One US 2004 Fiction 9780929701875 8231 A man lies here, silent and ignored, who, living, lived a thousand deaths plus one; Do not expect to learn about my days gone by. To awaken is to die. Rouse me not! Villaurrutia, Xavier Epitafios Ramirez, Sergio A thousand Deaths Plus One US 2004 Fiction 9780929701875 8232 Ploffskin, Pluffskin, Pelican jee! We think no birds so happy as we! Plumpskin, Ploshskin, Pelican jill! We think so then, and we thought so still! Edward Lear Puchner, Eric Last Day on Earth US 2017 Fiction 9781501147807 8233 I dearly love the state of Texas, but I consider that a harmless perversion on my part, and discuss it only with consenting adults. Ivins, Molly Puig, Yvonne Georgina A Wife of Noble Character US 2016 Fiction 9781627795555 8234 James James Morrison Morrison Weatherby George Dupree Took great Care of his Mother, Though he was only three. James James Said to his Mother, "Mother," he said, said he: "You must never go down to the end of the town, If you don't go down with me." Milne, A. A. Disobedience Pullinger, Kate A Little Stranger US 2004 Fiction 9781852429140 8235 And then, after a quartet of an hour's conversation, let the lady release the gentlemen from further attendance, by bowing to him, and turning to some other acquaintance who may not be far off. She can leave him much more easily than he can leave her, and it will be better to do so in proper time, than to detain him too long. It is generally in his power to return to her before the close of the evening, and if he is pleased with her society, he will probably make an opportunity of doing so. Leslie, Eliza The Ladies' Guide to True Politeness and Perfect Manners; or, Miss Leslie's Behaviour Book Pullen, M. J. Regrets Only US 2016 Fiction 9781250070944 8236 Centuries surround me with fire. Mandelstam, Osip Pulvers, Roger Star Sand US 2016 Fiction 9781503936027 8237 Avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord. Rom. 12:19 Punke, Michael The Revenant US 2002 Fiction 9781410490216 8238 Out of reality are our tales of imagination fashioned. Andersen, Hans Christian Puri, Nandita C. Two Worlds US 2011 Fiction 8239 Mme. Prostakova: Since he was young, sir, he's been a lover of stories. Skotinin: Mitrofan takes after me. The Minor Pushkin, Alexander Tales of Belkin US 1831 Fiction, Anthology 8240 Watch over your honor while you are young... Proverb Pushkin, Alexander The Captain's Daughter US 1957 Fiction, Anthology Compilation copyright year 8241 In or about December 1910, human character changed. I am not saying that one went out, as one might into a garden, and there saw that a rose had flowered, or that a hen had laid an egg. The change was not sudden and definite like that. But a change there was, nevertheless... All human relations have shifted -- those between masters and servantsm husbands and wives, parents and children. And when human relations change there is at the same time a change in religion, conduct, politics, and literature. Woolf, Virginia "Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown", Collected Essays Essay UK Pye, Virginia River of Dust US 2013 Fiction 8242 I hate the idea of causes, and if I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, I hope I should have the guts to betray my country. Forster, E. M. Pye, Marc Rewire US 2001 Fiction 340766107 8243 Under the paving-stones, the beach! Graffito France Pynchon, Thomas Inherent Vice US 2009 Fiction 1968 9781594202247 8244 We are able to find everything in our memory, which is like a dispensary or chemical labouratory in which chance steers our hand sometimes to a soothing drug and sometimes to a dangerous poison. Proust, Marcel Pyne, Daniel Fifty Mice US 2014 Fiction 9780299071642 8245 Where you come from is gone, where you thought you were going to never was there, and where you are is no good unless you can get away from it. O' Connor, Flannery Pyne, Daniel Fifty Mice US 2014 Fiction 9780299071642 8246 I've died more than once in my life. Some can spin plates on sticks, some can go around Pebble Beach at even par, but few have as many stamps in their afterlife passport as me. It's a gift, I suppose, though not one I'd wish on anyone. There will be one more crossing over for me, just as there is for all of us. But most can't tell you what awaits you there, and even I can only report on what I've seen myself, because whether you're meant for the penthouse or the boiler room, it's a place of your own making. Paradise or Hades, heaven or hell -- they're custom made. I know because I've been to both. Orchard, Danny The Damned Pyper, Andrew The Damned US 2015 Fiction 9781501105265 8247 Le mariage est comme une fortresse assiegee; ceux qui sont dehors veulent y entrer, et ceux qui sont dedans veulent en sortir. (Marriage is like a fortress besieged; those who are outside want to get in, and those who are inside want to get out.) French Proverb Proverb France Qian, Zhongshu Fortress Besieged US 1947 Fiction 8248 Because I do not hope to turn again. Cavalcanti, Guido Qiu, Xiaolong Shanghai Redemption US 2015 Fiction 9781473617957 8249 Money calls blood Akan Proverb Proverb Quartey, Kwei Murder At Cape Three Points US 2014 Fiction 9781616953898 8250 Things just fo strange, that though they never did, yet they might happen" Sheridan's Critic Linley, William Forbidden Apartments US 1800 Fiction 8251 Thy sweet reviving smiles might cheer despair, On the pale lips detain the parting breath, And bid hope blossom in the shades of death.” Mrs. Barbauld Opie, Amelia Father and Daughter US 1809 Fiction 8252 Men pleas'd theirselves, think others will delight In such like circumstance, with such like sport. Their copious stories oftentimes begun End without audience, and are never done. Shakespeare. Opie, Amelia New Tales US 1818 Fiction 8253 “My grief lies all within; And these external manners of lament Are merely shadows to the unseen grief That swells with silence in the tortured soul: There lies the substance.” Richard II. Opie, Amelia Tales Of The Heart US 1820 Fiction 8254 No air-builtcastles, and no ſairy bowers, But thou, fair Tynemouth, and thy well.known towers, Now bid th' hiſtoric muſe explore the maze Of long paſt years, and tales of other days. Pride of Northumbria Z.ufrom thy crowded port, Where Europe*s brave commercial ſons reſort, - Her boaſted mines ſend forth their ſable ſtores, To buy the varied wealth of distant ſhores. Here the tall lighthouſe, bold in ſpiral height, Glads will: its welcome beam the ſeamaxvs ſight. Here, too, the firm redoubt, the ramparvs length, The death.fraught cannon, and the bafiioffls ſtrength, Hang frowning o'er the briny deep belowl To guard the coaſt againſt th' invading ſoe'. Here health ſalubrious ſpreads her balmy wings, And woos the ſufferer to her ſaline ſprings; . And, here the antiquarian ſtrays around The Harvey, Jane The Castle of Tynemouth: A Tale US 1806 Fiction 8255 "Could tell, The abbey's hoary bound,Or mark where once', ere' fate the chapel shook, Each father op'd the brass-embossed book, Or note the cellar's space, Harvey, Jane The Castle of Tynemouth: A Tale US 1806 Fiction 8256 I confess it is my nature's plagae To spy into abuse ; and oft my jealousy Shapes faults that are not. Shakespeare Harvey, Jane Brougham Castle US 1816 Fiction 8257 It is a miserable thing to live in suspense; it is the life of a spider. Swift Harvey, Jane The Ambassador's Secretary US 1828 Fiction 8258 In winter's tedious nights, sit by the fire, With good old folks, and let them tell thee tales. Shakespeare Lathom, Francis The Mysterious Freebooter or The Days Of Queen Bess US 1828 Fiction 8259 Has pass'd my lips methought in those sad moments, The tombs around, the saints, the darken'd altar, And all the trembling shrines with horror shook. Thomson Lathom, Francis The Fatal Vow or St Michaels Monastery US 1807 Fiction 8260 Oh thou weed, Who art so lovely fair, and smell'st so sweet, That the senses ache at thee—"Wou'd thou hadst ne'er been born I should make very forges of my cheeks, That would to cinders burn up modesty, Did I but speak thy deed! Shakespeare Lathom, Francis The Fatal Vow or St Michaels Monastery US 1807 Fiction 8261 Learn to do good from other's harm, And you shall do full well. Lillo Lathom, Francis The One Pound Note US 1820 Fiction 8262 I fit down to -write what I think, not to think what I shall write." Cervantes Lathom, Francis Men And Manners US 1800 Fiction 8263 " The Monkey who had seen the World." Lathom, Francis Men And Manners US 1800 Fiction 8264 -Can such things be, And overcome us like a summer's cloud, Without our special wonder ? Shakespeare Lathom, Francis Impenetrable Secret US 1831 Fiction 8265 I'll read you matter deep and dangerous ; As full of peril and advent'rous spirit, As to o'erwalk a current, roaring lood, On the ansteadfast footing of a spear, Shakespeare Lathom, Francis The Unknown US 1826 Fiction 8266 hold the world but as the world, A stage, where every man must play his part, And mine a sad one ! " Shakespeare Lathom, Francis The Unknown US 1826 Fiction 8267 Just once in my life -- oh, when have I ever wanted anything just once in my life? Hempel, Amy Memoir Quatro, Jamie I want to show you more US 2013 Fiction 9780802120755 8268 "Icare," dixit, "ubi es? Qua te regione requiram? Ovid Greece Queneau, Raymond The Flight of Icarus US 1968 Fiction 9781847491022 8269 ... it is the Sunday of life, which levels everything, and rejects everything bad; men gifted with such good humor cannot be fundamentally bad or base. Hegel Queneau, Raymond The Sunday of Life US 1952 Fiction 9780811206464 8270 Hermann waited for the appointed hour like a tiger trembling for its prey. Pushkin, Alexander The Queen of Spades US 1834 Fiction 8271 Watch over your honor while you are young … Proverb Pushkin, Alexander The Captain's Daughter and Other Stories US 1836 Fiction 8272 He would have been a Captain in the Guards tomorrow. “I do not care for that; a common soldier let him be.” A splendid thing to say! He’ll have much sorrow … • • • • • Who is his father, then? Knyazhnin Pushkin, Alexander The Captain's Daughter and Other Stories US 1836 Fiction 8273 The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge: but fools despise wisdom and instruction. Proverbs Pilkington, Mary Historical Beauties for Young Ladies, Intended to Lead the Female Mind to the Love and Practice of Moral Goodness. US 1804 Fiction 8274 a great, a good, and a right mind, is a kind of divinity lodged within us, and may be the blessing of the slave as well as the prince, Seneca Pilkington, Mary Historical Beauties for Young Ladies, Intended to Lead the Female Mind to the Love and Practice of Moral Goodness. US 1804 Fiction 8275 A good conscience is both the testimony and reward of a good life- Seneca Pilkington, Mary Historical Beauties for Young Ladies, Intended to Lead the Female Mind to the Love and Practice of Moral Goodness. US 1804 Fiction 8276 - * - - - - - - - - When I am gone, Who shall take care to form their ductile minds (Unprincipled as yet in Virtue's school) To shew them Honour's paths—to turn their steps From Vice's flow'r-strew’d way? Say, whose example (Bettering all precept) shall shine before them, The fairest call to good? Howard Pilkington, Mary The Ill-fated Mariner US 1809 Fiction 8277 And Love and Friendship's finely pointed dart Fall blunted from the indurated heart. Goldsmith Pilkington, Mary Rosina US 1793 Fiction 8278 Delightful talk ! lo rear the tender thought, To teach the young idea how to fhout, And pour the ftefli inftmflioo o'er the mind. Thomfen Pilkington, Mary Marmontel's Tales US 1799 Fiction 8279 Nor Peace nor Eafe the Heart can know, Which, like the Needle true, Turns at the touch of Joy and Woe, Yet; turning, trembles too. Greville's Ode to Indifference West, Jane A Gossip's Story, and a Legendary Take US 1796 Fiction 8280 While Hope pictures to us a flattering scene os suture Miffe let us deny its pencil thofe colours which are too bright to be lasting— When hearts deferving happ ness woula unite their sortune, Virtue would crown tnem with an unsading garland os modest, hurtksi flowers ; buc ill- judging passion will sorce the gaudier rofe intothe wreath, whose tborn offends them when its leaves are dropt. Sheridan Rivals West, Jane A Tale of the Times US 1813 Fiction 8281 Wisdom in sable garb array'd, Immers'd in rapturous thought profound, And Melancholy, silent maid. With leaden eye that loves the ground, Still on thy solemn steps attend : Warm Charity, the jreneral friend, With Justice, to herself severe, And Pity, dropping soft the sadly-pleasing tear. Gray Ode to Adversity West, Jane Alicia de Lacy US 1814 Fiction 8282 Haw many a chief, whose busy mind ConvuU'd this earthy scene, Has sunk forgotten by mankind, At tho' he ne'er had been. Peacock Genius of Thames West, Jane Alicia de Lacy US 1814 Fiction 8283 With exulting hearts They spread their spurious treasures to the SUB, In number boundless as the blooms of spring, Behold their glaring idols, empty shades, By fancy gilded o'er, and then set up For adoration. Akenside West, Jane The Refusal US 1810 Fiction 8284 O, momentary grace of mortal man, Which we more hunt for than the grace of God I Who builds his hope in air of your fair looks, Lives like a drunken sailor on a mast, Ready with every nod to tumble dowm Into the fatal bowels at the deep. Shakespeare, WIlliam West, Jane The Refusal US 1810 Fiction 8285 “See a fond mother encircled by her children: with pious tenderness she looks around, and her soul even melts with maternal love. One she kisses on the forehead, and clasps another to her bosom. One she sets upon her knee, and finds a seat upon her foot for another. And while, by their actions, their lisping words, and asking eyes, she understands their various, numberless little wishes, to these she dispenses a look; a word to those; but whether she smiles or frowns, ’tis all in tender love.” Italian of Vincenzio Da Filicaja, West, Jane The Mother US 1809 Poetry 8286 From Virtue's blissful paths away The double-tongued are sure to stray; Good is a forth-right journey still, And mazy paths but lead to ill. Brown, Charles Brockden Wieland US 1798 Fiction 8287 What though Religion's guardians taint her tide ! Pure is the fountain, though the stream flows wide ! Tee oft her erring guides her cause betray : Yet Rage grows impious 'when it bars her way. Meeke, Mary Langhton Priory US 1809 Fiction 8288 In storm and in sunshine, Whatever asail, We'll onward and conquer, And never say fail! Meeke, Mary Marion's Path: Through Shadow to Sunshine US 1871 Fiction 8289 Oh ! what a traitor is my Love, " That thus unthrones me ! " I fee the errors that I would avoid, " And have my reafon still, but not the ufe oft." Howard Meeke, Mary Ellesmere US 1799 Fiction 8290 TEMPUS OMNIA REVZLAT. Meeke, Mary Which is the Man? US 1801 Fiction 8291 Our leaders should reject market values as a framework for health care and the market-driven mess into which our health system is evolving. Kassirer, Jerome. P M.D. JEROME P. KASSIRER, M.D. New England Journal of Medicine Vol. 333, No. 1, p. 50, 1995 Cook, Robin Contagion US 1992 Fiction 425155943 8292 If one thinks of oneself as free, one is free, and if one thinks of oneself as bound, one is bound. Here this saying is true, “Thinking makes it so.” Ashtavakra Gita, 1:11 Ashtavakra Gita translated by John Richards Cook, Robin Foreign Body US 2008 Fiction 399155023 8293 Now a certain man named Simon had previously practiced magic in the city and amazed the people of Samaria, saying that he was someone great. All of them, from the least to the greatest, listened to him eagerly, saying “This man is the power of God that is called Great.” And they listened eagerly to him because for a long time he had amazed them with his magic. But when they believed Philip, who was proclaiming the good news about the Kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men and women. Even Simon himself believed. After being baptized, he stayed constantly with Philip and was amazed when he saw the signs and great miracles that took place. Now when the apostles at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had accepted the word of God, they sent Peter and John to them. The two went down and prayed for them that they might receive the Holy Spirit (for as yet the Spirit had not come upon any of them; they had only been baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus). Then Peter and John laid their hands on them, and they received the Holy Spirit. Now when Simon saw that the Spirit was given through the laying on of the apostles’ hands, he offered them money, saying “Give me also this power so that anyone on whom I lay my hands may receive the Holy Spirit.” But Peter said to him, “May your silver perish with you, because you thought you could obtain God’s gift with money! You have no part or share in this, for your heart is not right before God.” Acts of the Apostles 8:9-21 Bible Cook, Robin Intervention US Fiction 8294 Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive! Sir Scott, Walter Marmion, canto vi, stanza 17 Cook, Robin Cure US 2010 Fiction 399156623 8295 The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers. Shakespeare, William Henry VI, Part II Cook, Robin Harmful Intent US 1992 Fiction 399139648 8296 “HOW DARE YOU SPORT THUS WITH LIFE." Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Frankenstein Cook, Robin Mutation US 1989 Fiction 1818 2266071319 8297 Science without conscience is but the ruin of the soul. Rabelais, François Cook, Robin Terminal US 1992 Fiction 8408010468 8298 Concerning Egypt itself I shall extend my remarks to a great length, because there is no country that possesses so many wonders, nor any that has such a number of works that defy descriptions. Herodotus Cook, Robin Sphinx US 1979 Fiction 451159497 8299 A bitter laugh burst from the count’s lips; as in a dream, he had just seen his father being taken to the grave, and Mercedes walking to the altar. The Count of Monte Cristo Green, Tim Exact Revenge US 2005 Fiction 446531456 8300 Indeed, I think that people want peace so much that one of these days governments had better get out of their way and let them have it. Eisenhower, Dwight D. le Carré, John The Russia House US 1989 Fiction 743464664 8301 One must think like a hero to behave like a merely decent human being. Sarton, May le Carré, John The Russia House US 1989 Fiction 743464664 8302 In the U.S., the dangerous spiders include the Widows and the Recluse Spiders. Herbert, W and Levi, Lorna. R Spiders and their Kin Gardner, Lisa Say Goodbye US 2009 Fiction 2002 553588095 8303 The Germans were almost completely deceived, only Hitler guessed right, and he hesitated to back his hunch… Taylor, A.J.P English History 1914-1945 Follett, Ken Eye Of The Needle US 1978 Fiction, Suspense, Spy fiction 006074815X 8304 And there came unto me one of the seven angels which had the seven vials full of the seven last plagues… Revelation 21:9 Bible Cornwell, Patricia Unnatural Exposure US 1997 Fiction 751530492 8305 And the third angel poured out bis vial upon the rivers and fountains of waters; and they became blood. Revelation 16:4 Bible Cornwell, Patricia Black Notice US 1999 Fiction 425175405 8306 They that go down to the sea in ships, that do business in great waters; These see the works of the Lord, and his wonders in the deep. Psalm 107:2324 Bible Cornwell, Patricia The Body Farm US 1994 Fiction 425201449 8307 And he said, What hast thou done? the voice of thy brother's blood crieth unto me from the ground. Genesis 4:10 Bible Cornwell, Patricia From Potter's Field US 1995 Fiction 425204693 8308 Every man's work shall be made manifest: for the day shall declare it, because it shall be revealed by fire; and the fire shall try every man's work of what sort it is. I Corinthians 3:13 Bible Cornwell, Patricia Point of Origin US 1998 Fiction 751530484 8309 There was a general panic, a great many excitable people declaring that the evil one was revisiting the earth. Anonymous H.M., ANONYMOUS EAST END MISSIONARY, 1888 Cornwell, Patricia Portrait Of A Killer: Jack The Ripper - Case Closed US 2002 Fiction 1888 425192733 8310 We owe respect to the living. To the dead we owe only truth. Voltaire Cornwell, Patricia The Scarpetta Factor US 2009 Fiction 1785 399156399 8311 And I heard a great voice out of the temple saying to the seven angels, Go your ways, and pour out the vials of the wrath of God upon the earth. REVELATION 16:1 Bible Cornwell, Patricia Red Mist US 2011 Fiction 399158022 8312 I will show you fear in a handful of dust. Eliot, T.S The Waste Land Cornwell, Patricia Dust US 2013 Fiction 1922 399157573 8313 THERE IS LOVE IN ME THE LIKES OF WHICH YOU’VE NEVER SEEN. THERE IS RAGE IN ME THE LIKES OF WHICH SHOULD NEVER ESCAPE. Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Frankenstein Cornwell, Patricia Chaos US 2006 Fiction 62436724 8314 Chaos, From the Ancient Greek (χ Chaos ος or kháos) A vast chasm or void Anarchy The science of unpredictability Cornwell, Patricia Chaos US 2006 Fiction 62436724 8315 They shall lie down alike in the dust, and the worms shall cover them. Job 21: 26 Bible Cornwell, Patricia Blow Fly US 2003 Fiction 425198731 8316 Health, as a vast societal enterprise, is too important to be solely the concern of the providers of services. Kissick, William L. M.D. Crichton, Michael Five Patients US 1970 Fiction 345354648 8317 Not until the male become female and the female becomes male shall ye enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Jesus, in The Gospel of Thomas Bible Wilson, Robert Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 440500702 8318 For the Cherub Cat is a term in the Angel Tiger Smart, Christopher Jubilate Agno Wilson, Robert Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 440500702 8319 History is a nightmare from which none of us can awaken. Jung, Carl Stephen Prometheus, from Odysseus Wilson, Robert Schrodinger's Cat Trilogy US 1981 Fiction, Science Fiction 440500702 8320 It is necessary that things should pass away into that from which they are born. For things must pay one another the penalty and compensation for their injustice according to the ordinance of time. Anaximander Wilson, Robert Axis US 2007 Fiction 765309394 8321 Telescopes of surpassing power revealed to her the unrevealed depths of the cosmos on polished mirrors of floating mercury. The dead worlds of Sirius, the half-formed worlds of Arcturus, the rich but lifeless worlds whirling around vast Antares and Betelgeuse — these she studied, without avail. Cross, Polton Wings Across the Cosmos Wilson, Robert Blind Lake US 2003 Fiction 1938 0-7653-0262-4 8322 We read the past by the light of the present, and the forms vary as the shadows fall, or as the point of vision alters. Froude, James Anthony Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22-nd Century America US 2009 Fiction 765319713 8323 Look not for roses in Attalus his garden, or wholesome flowers in a venomous plantation. And since there is scarce any one bad, but some others are the worse for him, tempt not contagion by proximity, and hazard not thyself in the shadow of corruption. Sir Browne, Thomas Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22-nd Century America US 2009 Fiction 765319713 8324 Crowns, generally speaking, have thorns. Hertzler, Arthur E. Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22-nd Century America US 2009 Fiction 765319713 8325 One turns in all directions and sees nothing. Yet one senses that there is a source for this deep restlessness; and the path that leads there is not a path to a strange place, but a path home. Matthiessen, Peter The Snow Leopard Wilson, Robert Gypsies US 1988 Fiction 708883532 8326 If anything is taught here, it is simply the charting of the life of someone who started out to somewhere-and went. Bradbury, Ray Wilson, Robert and Zicree, Marc Ghostlands US 2005 Fiction 9780061059605 8327 We make our own ghosts, and then give them permission to haunt us. Magic Time: Angelfire Wilson, Robert and Zicree, Marc Ghostlands US 2005 Fiction 9780061059605 8328 Woe is me, woe is me! The acorn’s not yet fallen from the tree That’s to grow the wood That’s to make the cradle That’s to rock the babe That’s to grow a man That’s to lay me to my rest Anonymous The Ghost's Song Wilson, Robert Chronos US 2008 Fiction 3453524489 8329 It is natural for the mind to believe and for the will to love; so that, for want of true objects, they must attach themselves to false. Pascal, Blaise Wilson, Robert Burning Paradise US 2013 Fiction 765332612 8330 Nature is mindless, but it has mastered the art of deception. Iverson, Ethan The Fisherman and the Spider Wilson, Robert Burning Paradise US 2013 Fiction 765332612 8331 When an obscure data-management company launched what it called “the Affinities” a couple of years ago, almost no one paid attention. It was a quixotic idea that seemed to gain no traction: there was no ad campaign outside of a few media outlets in a few major cities, and not much press coverage even in those markets. But something surprising was happening under the radar … Invited as a special guest to a local meeting, I arrived with limited expectations. What I would find, I suspected, was a group of perfectly ordinary people who had been convinced to pay annual dues for the privilege of flattering one another, a commercial conceit of which P. T. Barnum might have been proud. But there was a real energy in the gathering—social, sexual, intellectual—that took me by surprise. It made me wonder where all this was going, and I asked one young woman what she thought the members of her Affinity might be doing in twenty or thirty years. She laughed at the question. “Writing our memoirs, I guess,” she said. “Or maybe signing our confessions.” The Atlantic, feature article, “Teleodynamics, Meir Klein, and the Rise of the Affinities” Wilson, Robert The Affinities US 2015 Fiction 765332620 8332 The Purple Sage opened his mouth and moved his tongue and so spake to them and he said: The Earth quakes and the Heavens rattle; the beasts of nature flock together and the nations of men flock apart; volcanoes usher up heat while elsewhere water becomes ice and melts; and then on other days it just rains. Indeed do many things come to pass. Lord Omar Khayaam Ravenhurst K.S.C The Book of Predications, The Honest Book of Truth Wilson, Robert and Shea, Robert The Illuminatus! Trilogy US 1975 Fiction 1-56731-237-3 8333 The history of the world is the history of the warfare between secret societies. Reed, Ishmael Mumbo-Jumbo Wilson, Robert and Shea, Robert The Illuminatus! Trilogy US 1975 Fiction 1-56731-237-3 8334 In the end it is the mystery that lasts and not the explanation. Sitwell, Sacheverell For Want of the Golden City Aickman, Robert Cold Hand in Mine: Strange Stories UK 1975 Fiction 89968416 8335 Corazón malherido Por cinco espadas Lorca, Federico Garcia Aickman, Robert Cold Hand in Mine: Strange Stories UK 1975 Fiction 89968416 8336 Heroes are often the most ordinary of men. Thoueau, Henry David Clancy, Tom Red Rabbit US 2002 Fiction, Techno-thriller 399148701 8337 Courage is the first of human qualities … because it is the quality that guarantees all others. Churchill, Winston Jacobson, Douglas The Katyn Order US 2011 Fiction 1590135725 8338 ... A hired killer , or killer (from an English killer ) is a person committing murder for material compensation from the customer. Such murders are called custom-made , and most of the world's legislations believe that both the performer and the customer are guilty .... Mazurin, Oleg Famous killers, Famous victims Fiction 8339 At the entrance two killers are pounded In anticipation of the client. One of them Noticeably worried. Another, watching How a partner is nervous, with a grin Is interested in him: - Are you cho, brabello, steamed? - Yes, there is not a client for a long time. I'm afraid, as if something is wrong with him It happened… Joke Mazurin, Oleg Famous killers, Famous victims Fiction 8340 In the stomach, in the head, shoot, And then do not check! Killer's Rule Mazurin, Oleg Famous killers, Famous victims Fiction 8341 “You have heard that it was said to the people long ago, 'You shall not murder, and anyone who murders will be subject to judgment." Matthew 5: 21 Bible Mazurin, Oleg Famous killers, Famous victims Fiction 8342 I won’t be the lonely one. Glasvegas Daddy’s Gone Hurwitz, Gregg You're Next Fiction 8343 Fear was absolutely necessary. Without it, I would have been scared to death. Patterson, Floyd Hurwitz, Gregg The Survivor US 2012 Fiction 312625510 8344 Ripley: What you’re doing is wrong. Luther: Yeah, I know. Ripley: Why do it then? Luther: ’Cause it’s right. Cross, Neil Luther Hurwitz, Gregg Orphan X US 2016 Fiction 1250067847 8345 When a young naturalist commences the study of a group of organisms quite unknown to him, he is at first much perplexed to determine what differences to consider . . . for he knows nothing of the amount and kind of variation to which the group is subject. . . . Darwin, Charles The Origin of Species Kelly, Jacqueline The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate New Zealand 2009 Fiction 978-0-8050-8841-0 8346 To talk of diseases is a sort of Arabian Nights entertainment. Osler, William Sacks, Oliver The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat and Other Clinical Tales UK 1985 Medical History 684853949 8347 The physician is concerned [unlike the naturalist] . . . with a single organism, the human subject, striving to preserve its identity in adverse circumstances. Mc Kenzie, Ivy Sacks, Oliver The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat and Other Clinical Tales UK 1985 Medical History 684853949 8348 Many believe that politeness is but a mask worn in the world to conceal bad passions and impulses, and to make a show of possessing virtues not really existing in the heart; thus, that politeness is merely hypocrisy and dissimulation. Do not believe this; be certain that those who profess such a doctrine are themselves practising the deceit they condemn so much . . . True politeness is the language of a good heart. Hartley, Florence The Ladies’ Book of Etiquette Maron, Margaret Rituals of the Season US 2005 Fiction 1873 978-0-446-50952-7 8349 That most farmers have had “a hard row to hoe” during the last few years is a fact which admits of no argument. The famous poets who never plowed a furrow in their lives go into raptures over rural life. Profitable Farming in the Southern States Maron, Margaret Hard Row US 2007 Fiction 1890 0-446-19825-0 8350 The Great Smokies are the largest single mountain range in eastern North America. Even so, they are but a small piece of the jigsaw puzzle that makes up the Southern Blue Ridge Province. So, if you live in the Smokies region, you can wake up every single morning and say to yourself: “Well now, here I am in the general area of the Great Smoky Mountains, a mountain range on the western front of the Southern Blue Ridge Province, a part of the Blue Ridge Province, one of the four provinces in the Southern Appalachians, a part of the Appalachian Mountains, which are probably named after a Florida Indian tribe. Ellison, George Smoky Mountain News Maron, Margaret High Country Fall US 2004 Fiction 446615900 8351 Fire cleanses but the Blood of the Lamb Washes whiter than snow Chapel, Jones Maron, Margaret Home Fires US 1998 Fiction 892966556 8352 Man, as classified at the head of the organic evolution of intelligence upon this planet, is a measurer, and, as symbols of his true domination of the world, a rule and a pair of scales would be much fitter and more expressive of his glory than a crown and a sceptre. The Great Industries of the United States Maron, Margaret Killer Market US 1999 Fiction 1872 446606197 8353 By marriage, the husband and wife are one person in law.… If the wife be injured in her person or her property, she can bring no action for redress without her husband’s concurrence. Sir Blackstone, William Maron, Margaret Sand Sharks US 2009 Fiction 978-0-446-55142-7 8354 Here’s to the land of the long leaf pine, The summer land where the sun doth shine, Where the weak grow strong and the strong grow great, Here’s to “down home,” the Old North State! Official North Carolina Toast Maron, Margaret Sand Sharks US 2009 Fiction 978-0-446-55142-8 8355 Jesus, Saviour, pilot me Over life’s tempestuous sea: Unknown waves before me roll, Hiding rocks and treacherous shoal; Chart and compass come from Thee, Jesus, Saviour, pilot me. Hopper, Edward Maron, Margaret Shooting at Loons US 1994 Fiction 446404241 8356 The construction drawings, plus the specifications to be described later, are the chief sources of information for the supervisors and craftsman responsible for the actual work of construction. Maron, Margaret Southern Discomfort US 1993 Fiction 446400807 8357 It might seem that the turbulent squall cloud is very vigorous compared with the gentle air currents which build it,but it must be remembered that the squall cloud is near the axis of the whirl. Milham, Willis Isbister Maron, Margaret Winter's Child US 2006 Fiction 892968109 8358 Sixty million and more I will call them my people, which were not my people; and her beloved, which was not beloved. ROMANS 9: 25 Bible Morrison,Toni Beloved US 1987 Fiction, Magical Realism 1-58060-120-0 8359 Nobody knew my rose of the world but me…. I had too much glory. They don’t want glory like that in nobody’s heart. The Rose Tattoo Morrison,Toni Sula US 1973 Fiction 452283868 8360 For it hath been declared unto me of you, my brethren, by them which are of the house of Chloe, that there are contentions among you. I CORINTHIANS 1:11 Bible Morrison,Toni Tar Baby US 1981 Fiction 1400033446 8361 Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not LUKE 18:16 Bible Morrison,Toni God Help the Child US 2014 Fiction 307594173 8362 I love short trips to New York; to me it is the finest three-day town on earth. Cameron, James Maron, Margaret Three-Day Town US 2011 Fiction 446555789 8363 And the rain is brain-colored. And the thunder sounds like something remembering something. Rice, Anne The witching hour US 1990 Fiction 99471426 8364 The sow came in with the saddle. The little pig rocked the cradle. The dish jumped over the table To see the pot swallow the ladle. The spit that stood behind the door Threw the pudding-stick on the floor. “Odsplut!” said the gridiron, “Can’t you agree? I’m the head constable, Bring them to me!” MOTHER GOOSE Rice, Anne Lasher US 1993 Fiction 99471434 8365 Jesus, speaking to Mary Magdalene: Jesus saith unto her, Touch me not; for I am not yet ascended to my Father: but go to my brethren, and say unto them, I ascend unto my Father, and your Father; and to my God, and your God. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. JOHN 20:17 Bible Rice, Anne The Vampire Armand US 1998 Fiction 978-0-679-45447-2 8366 What can I give Him, Poor as I am? If I were a shepherd I would bring a lamb, If I were a wise man I would do my part, Yet what I can I give Him, Give my heart. Rossetti, Christina In the Bleak Mid-Winter, Rice, Anne The Wolves of Midwinter US 2012 Fiction 1872 385349963 8367 In a marriage, you had to lie, it was all a tissue of lies like a play…but living alone necessitated telling the truth. Oates, Joyce Carol Hemmingson, Michael Seven Women: An Erotic Private Investigation 2008 Fiction 1434475646 8368 If anyone shall dig up and plunder a buried corpse he shall be outlawed until he comes to an agreement with the relatives of the dead man, and they ask that he be allowed to come among men again. The Salic Law Westlake, Donald The Busy Body US 1966 Fiction 445406143 8369 Anything awful makes me laugh. I misbehaved once at a funeral. Lamb, Charles Westlake, Donald The Busy Body US 1966 Fiction 445406143 8370 Television isn’t something you watch. Television is something you appear on. Westlake, Donald Get Real US 2009 Fiction 446178608 8371 for the mistress of Adams’ Apple, who knows why Two heads are better than one. Heywood, John Westlake, Donald Two Much! US 1975 Fiction 445407190 8372 The old superstition about fiction being "wicked" has doubtless died out in England, but the spirit of it lingers in a certain oblique regard directed toward any story which does not more or less admit that it is only a joke. Even the most jocular novel feels in some degree the weight of the proscription that was formerly directed against literary levity: the jocularity does not always succeed in passing for orthodoxy. It is still expected, though perhaps people are ashamed to say it, that a production which is after all only a 'make-believe' (for what else is a 'story'?) shall be in some degree apologetic — shall renounce the pretension of attempting really to represent life. This, of course, any sensible, wide-awake story declines to do, for it quickly perceives that the tolerance granted to it on such a condition is only an attempt to stifle it disguised in the form of generosity. The old evangelical hostility to the novel, which was as explicit as it was narrow, and which regarded it as little less favourable to our immortal part than a stage-play, was in reality far less insulting. The only reason for the existence of a novel is that it does attempt to represent life. James ,Henry The Art of Fiction Westlake, Donald The Ax US 1997 Fiction 1888 446606081 8373 If you're doing what you think is right for everyone involved, then you're fine. So I'm fine. Labrecque, Thomas G. CEO Chase Manhattan Bank Westlake, Donald The Ax US 1997 Fiction 446606081 8374 The criminal is the type of the strong man in unfavorable surroundings, the strong man made sick. Nietszche, Friedrich Westlake, Donald The Hot Rock US 1970 Fiction 446677035 8375 And when at last it is over, there is no evidence: no weapon, no blood, and no body. The only clue might be the shadows beneath your eyes or a terribly thin line near the corner of your mouth indicating something has been suffered, that in the privacy of your life you have lost something and the loss is too empty to share. Danielewski, Mark Z. House of Leaves Bell, Matt How They Were Found US 2010 Fiction 098215125X 8376 Against all those who would make us afraid And now the answer batters the sky: with fire there is smoke, and after, ashes. You can howl your name into the wind and it will blow it into dust, you can pledge your single life, the earth will eat it all, the way you eat an apple, meat, skin, core, seeds. Levine, Philip Ashes Bell, Matt Scrapper US 2015 Fiction 161695521X 8377 And God shall say God did it. Inscription inside St. Agnes Church, Detroit, Michigan Bell, Matt Scrapper US 2015 Fiction 161695521X 8378 And every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face of the ground, both man, and cattle, and the creeping thing, and the fowl of the heaven; and they were destroyed from the earth. Genesis 7:23, KJV Bell, Matt Cataclysm Baby US 2012 Fiction 983026378 8379 And every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face of the ground, both man, and cattle, and the creeping thing, and the fowl of the heaven; and they were destroyed from the earth. McCarthy, Cormac The Road Bell, Matt Cataclysm Baby US 2012 Fiction 983026378 8380 ’I never get your limits, Watson. There are unexplored possibilities about you.’ Holmes, Sherlcok The Sussex Vampire Y Davies, David The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Veiled Detective 2009 Fiction 1848564902 8381 From Greenpeace Plastic pollution: A growing threat to the health of our oceans. The scale of pollution in all our oceans is vast. The majority of the plastic—80%— comes directly from land. Whales, dolphins, turtles, seals and countless other marine life have become victims of land litter. Marine debris is found floating in all the world’s oceans, even near the Polar Regions. It also contaminates the seabed. It is found everywhere, from the beaches of industrialized countries to the shores of the remotest, uninhabited islands. Because it doesn’t break down, such pollution can linger for years, affecting marine environments far from where it entered the ocean. Meikle, William The Creeping Kelp Scottish 2011 Fiction 1937128156 8382 Why are all these dolls falling out of the sky? Was there a father? Sexton, Anne Thomas, Jeffrey Deadstock US 2007 Fiction 1844164470 8383 Tear off your own head I t's a doll revolution Costello, Elvis Thomas, Jeffrey Deadstock US 2007 Fiction 1844164470 8384 So high a price So willingly paid Hot blood flows And a ruler is made. Mintiper Moonsilver Ballad of a Tyran Y Lowder, James Realms of Infamy US 1994 Fiction 1560769114 8385 This elusive quality it is, which causes the thought of whiteness, when divorced from more kindly associations, and coupled with any object terrible in itself, to heighten that terror to the furthest bounds. Witness the white bear of the poles, and the white shark of the tropics; what but their smooth, flaky whiteness makes them the transcendent horrors they are? That ghastly whiteness it is which imparts such an abhorrent mildness, even more loathesome than terrific, to the dumb gloating of their aspect. So that not the fierce-fanged tiger in his heraldic coat can so stagger courage as the white-shrouded bear or shark. Melville, Herman Moby Dick Simmons, Dan The Terror US 2007 Fiction 1851 978-0-316-01744-2 8386 Mean while the Mind, from pleasure less, Withdraws into its happiness: The Mind, that Ocean where each kind Does straight its resemblance find; Yet it creates, transcending these, Far other Worlds, and other Seas; Annihilating all that’s made To a green Thought in a green Shade. Marvell, Andrew The Garden Simmons, Dan Ilium US 2003 Fiction 380817926 8387 Of possessions cattle and fat sheep are things to be had for the lifting, and tripods can be won, and the tawny high heads of horses, but a man’s life cannot come back again, it cannot be lifted nor captured again by force, once it has crossed the teeth’s barrier. Achilles Homer’s The Iliad, Book IX, 405–409 Simmons, Dan Ilium US 2003 Fiction 380817926 8388 A bitter heart that bides its time and bites. Browning, Robert Caliban upon Setebos Simmons, Dan Ilium US 2003 Fiction 380817926 8389 For he was speechless, ghastly, wan,Like him of whom the story ran,Who spoke the spectre hound in man. Sir Scott, Walter The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Canto VI, v. 26 Simmons, Dan A Winter Haunting US 2002 Fiction 380817160 8390 The hounds of winter, they harry me down. Sting The Hounds of Winter Simmons, Dan A Winter Haunting US 2002 Fiction 380817160 8391 How could Homer have known about these things? When all this happened he was a camel in Bactria! Lucian The Dream Simmons, Dan Olympos US 2005 Fiction 380817934 8392 … the real-life history of the earth must in the last instance be a history of a really relentless warfare. Neither his fellows, nor his gods, nor his passions will leave a man alone. Conrad, Joseph Notes on Life and Letters Simmons, Dan Olympos US 2005 Fiction 380817934 8393 O write no more the tale of Troy, If earth Death’s scroll must be— Nor mix with Laian rage the joy Which dawns upon the free: Although a subtler Sphinx renew Riddles of death Thebes never knew. Another Athens shall arise, And to remoter time Bequeath, like sunset to the skies, The splendor of its prime; And leave, if naught so bright may live, All earth can take or Heaven can give. Shelley, Percy Hellas Simmons, Dan Olympos US 2005 Fiction 380817934 8394 "Hard," replied the Dodger. "As nails," added Charley Bates. Dickens, Charles Twist, Oliver Simmons, Dan Hard as Nails US 2003 Fiction 031621342X 8395 “What brought good Wilkie’s genius nigh perdition? Some demon whispered — ‘Wilkie! Have a mission.’ ” Swinburne, A. C. Fortnightly Review, Nov., 1889 Simmons, Dan Drood US 2009 Fiction, Historical Fiction, Thriller 1889 316007021 8396 Occam’s Razor: All other things being equal, the simplest solution is usually the correct one. William of Occam Simmons, Dan Darwin's Blade US 2000 Fiction 380789183 8397 Darwin’s Blade: All other things being equal, the simplest solution is usually stupidity. Darwin Minor Simmons, Dan Darwin's Blade US 2000 Fiction 380789183 8398 ". . . there is a darkness. It is for everyone . . . Only some Greeks and admirers of theirs, in their liquid noon, where the friendship of beauty to human things was perfect, thought they were clearly divided from this darkness. And these Greeks too were in it. But still they are the admiration of the rest of the mud-sprung, famine- knifed, street-pounding, war- rattled, difficult, painstaking, kicked in the belly, grief and cartilage mankind, the multitude, some under a coal-sucking Vesuvius of chaos smoke, some inside a heaving Calcutta midnight, who very well know where they are." Bellow, Saul Simmons, Dan Song of Kali US Fiction 8399 "Why, this is Hell; nor am I out of it." Marlowe, Christopher Simmons, Dan Song of Kali US 1985 Fiction 575076593 8400 "Today everything happens in Calcutta . . . Who should I blame?" Ghosh, Sankha Simmons, Dan Song of Kali US 1985 Fiction 575076593 8401 Wandering between two worlds, one dead The other powerless to be born Thou shalt prove how salty tastes another’s bread, and how hard a path it is to go up and down another’s stairs. Dante Paradiso XVII Simmons, Dan The Hollow Man US 1992 Fiction 553563505 8402 Eyes I dare not meet in dreams In death’s dream kingdom These do not appear. Eliot, T. S. The Hollow Men Simmons, Dan The Hollow Man US 1992 Fiction 553563505 8403 We find a little of everything in our memory; it is a sort of pharmacy, a sort of chemical laboratory, in which our groping hand may come to rest now on a sedative drug, now on a dangerous poison. Proust, Marcel “The Captive,” Remembrance of Things Past, translated by C. K. Scott Moncrieff, Terence Kilmartin, and Andreas Mayor Simmons, Dan Flashback US 2011 Fiction 316006963 8404 Great things are done when men and mountains meet. Blake, William Simmons, Dan The Abominable: A Novel US 2013 Fiction 316198838 8405 Can God play a significant game with his own creature? Can any creator, even a limited one, play a significant game with his own creature? Wiener, Norbert God and Golem, Inc. Simmons, Dan The Fall of Hyperion US 1990 Fiction 553288202 8406 …May there not be superior beings amused with any graceful, though instinctive attitude my mind may fall into, as I am entertained with the alertness of a Stoat or the anxiety of a Deer? Though a quarrel in the streets is a thing to be hated, the energies displayed in it are fine… By a superior being our reasonings may take the same tone– though erroneous they may be fine– This is the very thing in which consists poetry… John Keats, in a letter to his brother Simmons, Dan The Fall of Hyperion US 1990 Fiction 553288202 8407 The Imagination may be compared to Adam’s dream—he awoke and found it truth. John Keats, in a letter to his friend Simmons, Dan The Fall of Hyperion US 1990 Fiction 553288202 8408 gnome (nōm)n.Folklore any of a race of small, misshapen, dwarflike beings, supposed to dwell in the earth and guard its treasures Webster's New World Dictionary Silva, Daniel The English Assassin US 2002 Fiction, Spy fiction, Thriller 451208188 8409 Suppressing the past is a tradition in Switzerland. Jeanziegler The Swiss, The Gold and the Dead Silva, Daniel The English Assassin US 2002 Fiction, Spy fiction, Thriller 451208188 8410 In a place where wood is chopped, splinters must fall, and there is no avoiding this. Müller, Heinrich Head of Gestapo Silva, Daniel A Death in Vienna US 2003 Fiction, Spy fiction, Thriller 141019085 8411 We’re not in the Boy Scouts. If we’d wanted to be in the Boy Scouts, we would have joined the Boy Scouts. Helms, Richard Former Cia Director Silva, Daniel A Death in Vienna US 2003 Fiction, Spy fiction, Thriller 141019085 8412 If you live to seek revenge, dig a grave for two. Ancient Jewish Proverb Silva, Daniel Prince of Fire US 2005 Fiction, Spy fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 451215737 8413 The Saudis are active at every level of the terror chain, from planners to financiers, from cadre to foot soldier, from ideologist to cheerleader. Murawiec, Laurent RAND Corporation Silva, Daniel The Messenger US 2006 Fiction, Spy fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399153357 8414 Unless the ideological roots of the hatred that led to September 11 are addressed, the war on terrorism will not be won. It will be only a matter of time before the next Osama bin Laden emerges. Gold, Dore Hatred’s Kingdom Silva, Daniel The Messenger US 2006 Fiction, Spy fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399153357 8415 We will control the land of the Vatican. We will control Rome and introduce Islam in it. SHEIKH MUHAMMAD BIN ABD AL-RAHMAN AL-ARIFI Imam of the mosque at the King Fahd Defense Academy Silva, Daniel The Messenger US 2006 Fiction, Spy fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399153357 8416 "Roma locuta est; causa finita est." Rome has spoken; the case is closed. St Augustine of Hippo Silva, Daniel The Confessor US 2003 Fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 014101587X 8417 On present demographic trends, by the end of the twenty-first century at the latest, Europe will be Muslim. Lewis, Bernard Silva, Daniel The Secret Servant US 2007 Fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399154221 8418 The threat is serious, is growing and will, I believe, be with us for a generation. It is a sustained campaign, not a series of isolated incidents. It aims to wear down our will to resist. Dame Eliza Manningham-Buller Director General of M15 Silva, Daniel The Secret Servant US 2007 Fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399154221 8419 If you send a prisoner to Jordan, you get a better interrogation. If you send a prisoner, for instance, to Egypt, you will probably never see him again. Baer, Robert As Quoted by STEPHEN GREY IN Ghost Plane Silva, Daniel The Secret Servant US 2007 Fiction, Crime Fiction, Mystery, Thriller 399154221 8420 If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Macchiavelli Silva, Daniel The Defector US 2009 Fiction 399155686 8421 Behind every great fortune lies a great crime. De Balzac, Honore Silva, Daniel The Rembrandt Affair US 2010 Fiction 399156585 8422 Jihad is becoming as American as apple pie and as British as afternoon tea. ANWAR AL-AWLAKI, AL-QAEDA PREACHER AND RECRUITER Silva, Daniel Portrait of a Spy US 2011 Fiction 62072188 8423 One person of integrity can make a difference, a difference of life and death. Wiesel, Elie Silva, Daniel Portrait of a Spy US 2011 Fiction 62072188 8424 The black flags will come from the East, led by mighty men, with long hair and beards, their surnames taken from their home towns. The Hadith Silva, Daniel The Black Widow US 2016 Fiction 006232022X 8425 Give me a girl at an impressionable age, and she is mine for life. Spark, Muriel The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Silva, Daniel The Black Widow US 2016 Fiction 006232022X 8426 Hide your heart under the bed and lock your secret drawer. Wash the angels from your head, won't need them anymore. Love is a demon and you're the one he's coming for. Oh my Lord. Richards, Jann Arden Could I Be Your Girl Hoag, Tami A Thin Dark Line US 1997 Fiction 752816179 8427 “Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point.” The heart has its reasons that reason knows nothing of. French Proverb Hoag, Tami Lucky’s Lady US 1992 Fiction 553587188 8428 Who’s the outlaw, quick on the draw Cast the first stone if you don’t have a flaw Who fills the jails, who lives above the law White collar, black market, who’s rich, who’s poor Gangstagrass feat. Tomasia Big Branch Song Brennan, Allison If I Should Die US 2011 Fiction 345520416 8429 Life is the sum of all your choices. Camus, Albert Brennan, Allison Silenced US 2012 Fiction 1250005957 8430 What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Brennan, Allison Love Me to Death US 2010 Fiction 345520394 8431 If an injury has to be done to a man it should be so severe that his vengeance need not be feared. Macchiavelli, Niccolo Brennan, Allison Sudden Death US 2009 Fiction 345502744 8432 Let me not mourn for the men who have died fighting, but rather let me be glad that such heroes have lived. General George S. Patton Brennan, Allison Sudden Death US 2009 Fiction 1945 345502744 8433 Revenge is an act of passion; vengeance of justice. Injuries are revenged; crimes are avenged. Johnson, Samuel Brennan, Allison Sudden Death US 2009 Fiction 345502744 8434 Lust’s passion will be served; it demands, it militates, it tyrannizes. Marquis De Sade Brennan, Allison Carnal Sin US 2010 Fiction 345511689 8435 and desire what is denied us. Rabelais, Francois Brennan, Allison Original Sin US 2000 Fiction 345511670 8436 What is God and eternal life in Paradise? Paradise is this fire, and God is this dance, and they last not just a moment but forever and ever. Kazantzakis, Nikos The Fratricides Olson, Neil The Icon 2005 Fiction 60748389 8437 No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks. Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft Smith, Scott A Simple Plan US 1993 Fiction, thriller 307279952 8438 The crudest lies are often told in silence. Stevenson, Robert Louis Spindler, Erica In Silence US 2003 Fiction 778320375 8439 I dedicate this book to the city of New Orleans: To her beauty and grace. Her history, diversity and color. To the strength and joie de vivre of her people. Laissez les bon temps rouler! Spindler, Erica Last Known Victim US 2007 Fiction 778324613 8440 Be sober, be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 1 Peter 5:8 Bible Spindler, Erica Dead Run US 2002 Fiction 1551666839 8441 Fortes Fortuna Adjuvat. Fortune favors the brave. Thor, Brad The Lions Of Lucerne US 2002 Fiction, Spy Fiction 1416543686 8442 Let no one of you say that he has acquired the entire Koran, for how does he know that it is all? Much of the Koran has been lost; thus let him say, ‘I have acquired of it what is available. Ibn Umar al-Khattab Ibn Umar al-Khattab, 7th-century companion of Mohammed and 2nd Muslim Caliph Thor, Brad The Last Patriot US 2008 Fiction, Spy Fiction 141654383X 8443 De inimico non loquaris male, sed cogites. Do not wish ill for your enemy, plan it. Thor, Brad The First Commandment US 2007 Fiction, Spy Fiction 1416543791 8444 Si vis pacem, para bellum. If you wish peace, prepare for war. Thor, Brad Path Of The Assassin US 2003 Fiction, Spy Fiction 141651631X 8445 Hannibal ad portas Hannibal is at the gates. Thor, Brad Blowback US 2005 Fiction, Spy Fiction 1416505415 8446 Exitus acta probat The ends justify the means. Thor, Brad Takedown US 2006 Fiction, Spy Fiction 743271181 8447 Cunctando Regitur Mundis Waiting, one rules the world. Thor, Brad State Of The Union US 2004 Fiction 1416543694 8448 He who does not punish evil commands it to be done. DaVinci, Leonardo Thor, Brad Foreign Influence US 2010 Fiction 1416586598 8449 People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf. Orwell, George Thor, Brad The Apostle US 2009 Fiction 1416586571 8450 Things do not happen. Things are made to happen. Kennedy, John F. Thor, Brad Hidden Order US 2013 Fiction 1476717095 8451 Let her sleep. For when the dragon wakes, she will shake the world. Bonaparte, Napoleon Thor, Brad Act of War US 2014 Fiction 1476717125 8452 If you must break the law, do it to seize power. Ceasar, Julius Thor, Brad Code of Conduct US 2015 Fiction 147671715X 8453 When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle. Burke, Edmund Thor, Brad Foreign Agent US 2016 Fiction 1476789371 8454 “It’s another beautiful day in paradise.” Wall Street got drunk. Bush, George W. Grippando, James Money to Burn US 2010 Fiction 2008 61556300 8455 Say not you know another entirely, till you have divided an inheritance with him Lavater, Johann Kaspar Aphorisms on Man, c. 1788, no. 157 Grippando, James Found Money US 1998 Fiction 61097624 8456 No man ever yet became great by imitation. Johnson, Samuel Robb, J. D Imitation in Death US 2003 Fiction 749934433 8457 And the Devil said to Simon Legree: ‘I like your style, so wicked and free. Lindsay, Vachel Robb, J. D Imitation in Death US 2003 Fiction 749934433 8458 We sleep soundly in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm. Churchill, Winston Flynn, Vince Extreme Measures US 2008 Fiction 1416599398 8459 … Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just Powers from the Consent of the Governed, that whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these Ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government… it is their Right, it is their Duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future Security. Jefferson, Thomas Declaration of Independence Flynn, Vince Term Limits US 1997 Fiction 671023187 8460 The woods are lovely, dark, and deep Frost, Robert Koontz, Dean The Darkest Evening Of The Year US 2007 Fiction 553804820 8461 I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by going where I have to go. Roethke, Theodore The Waking Koontz, Dean Odd Hours US 2008 Fiction, Thriller, Mystery 553807056 8462 Hope requires the contender Who sees no virtue in surrender. From the cradle to the bier. The heart must persevere. The Book of Counted Joys Koontz, Dean Odd Thomas US 2003 Fiction, Thriller, Mystery 553384287 8463 Teach us… To give and not to count the cost; To fight and not to heed the wounds; To toil and not to seek for rest… St. Ignatius Loyola Koontz, Dean Brother Odd US 2006 Fiction, Thriller, Mystery 553804804 8464 Unearned suffering is redemptive. King, Martin Luther Jr Koontz, Dean Forever Odd US 2005 Fiction, Thriller, Mystery 553588265 8465 Look at those hands, Oh God, those hands toiled to raise me. Presley, Elvis Elvis Presley at his mother's casket Koontz, Dean Forever Odd US 2005 Fiction, Thriller, Mystery 553588265 8466 The houses are all gone under the sea. The dancers are all gone under the hill. Eliot, T.S East Coker Koontz, Dean Your Heart Belongs To Me US 2008 Fiction 553807137 8467 Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere The ceremony of innocence is drowned… Yeats, W.B The Second Coming Koontz, Dean Your Heart Belongs To Me US 2008 Fiction 553807137 8468 The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Jung, Carl Koontz, Dean Watchers US 1987 Fiction 9780425188804 8469 The past is but the beginning of a beginning, and all that is and has been is but the twilight of the dawn. Wells, H.G Koontz, Dean Watchers US 1987 Fiction 9780425188804 8470 And at his prow the pilot held within his hands his freight of lives, eyes wide open, full of moonlight. de Saint-Exupery, Antoine Night Flight Koontz, Dean By the Light of the Moon US 2002 Fiction 553582763 8471 Life has no meaning except in terms of responsibility. Niebuhr, Reinhold Faith and History Koontz, Dean By the Light of the Moon US 2002 Fiction 553582763 8472 Now take my hand and hold it tight. I will not fail you here tonight, For failing you, I fail myself And place my soul upon a shelf In Hell's library without light. I will not fail you here tonight. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean By the Light of the Moon US 2002 Fiction 553582763 8473 Bliss to you. Dogs live most of life in Quiet Heart. Humans live mostly next door in Desperate Heart. Now and then will do you good to live in our zip code. Koontz, Trixie Bliss to You Koontz, Dean A Big Little Life: A Memoir of a Joyful Dog US 2009 Memoir 1401323529 8474 Men do not differ much about what things they will call evils; they differ enormously about what evils they will call excusable. Chesterton, G.K Koontz, Dean Lost Souls US 2009 Fiction 055380801X 8475 A faint cold fear thrills through my veins. Shakespeare, William Koontz, Dean The Voice of the Night US 1980 Fiction 425128164 8476 When you're alone in the middle of the night and you wake in a sweat and a hell of a fright Eliot, T.S Fragment of an Agon Koontz, Dean The Taking US 2004 Fiction 553584502 8477 In my beginning is my end. Eliot, T.S East Coker Koontz, Dean The Taking US 2004 Fiction 553584502 8478 The Living and The Dead The forces that affect our lives, the influences that mold and shape us, are often like whispers in a distant room, teasingly indistinct, apprehended only with difficulty. Dickens, Charles Koontz, Dean Whispers US 1980 Fiction 042520992X 8479 We have a weight to carry and a distance we must go. We have a weight to carry, a destination we can’t know. We have a weight to carry and can put it down nowhere. We are the weight we carry from there to here to there. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Fear Nothing US 1998 Fiction 553579754 8480 Friendship is precious, not only in the shade, but in the sunshine of life. And thanks to a benevolent arrangement of things, the greater part of life is sunshine Jefferson, Thomas Koontz, Dean Seize the Night US 1998 Fiction 553479016 8481 They all go into the dark … Eliot, T.S East Coker Koontz, Dean 77 Shadow Street US 2011 Fiction 553807714 8482 A man can be destroyed but not defeated. Hemingway, Ernest The Old Man and the Sea Koontz, Dean Velocity US 2005 Fiction, Suspense, Mystery 553588257 8483 And now you live dispersed on ribbon roads, And no man knows or cares who is his neighbour Unless his neighbour makes too much disturbance, But all dash to and fro in motorcars, Familiar with the roads and settled nowhere. Eliot, T.S Choruses from “The Rock” Koontz, Dean Velocity US 2005 Fiction, Suspense, Mystery 553588257 8484 The City of the Dying Dy. Beaches, surfers, California girls. Wind scented with fabulous dreams. Bougainvillea, groves of oranges. Stars are born, everything gleams. A weather change. Shadows fall. New scent upon the wind--decay. Cocaine, Uzis, drive-by shootings. Death is a banker. Everyone pays. the Book of Counted Sorrows. Koontz, Dean Winter Moon US 1995 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 345397037 8485 Oh! They’re too beautiful to live, much too beautiful. Dickens, Charles Nicholas Nickleby Koontz, Dean Odd Interlude US 2012 Fiction, thriller, Mystery 8486 From childhood’s hour I have not been As others were — I have not seen As others saw. Poe, Edgar Allan Alone Koontz, Dean Odd Apocalypse US 2012 Fiction, thriller, Mystery 307990672 8487 Men can always be blind to a thing so long as it is big enough. It is so difficult to see the world in which we live. Chesterton, G.K Koontz, Dean The Dead Town US 2011 Fiction, Suspense, Thriller 553593684 8488 For the power of man to make himself what he pleases means, as we have seen, the power of some men to make other men what they please. Lewis, C. S. The Abolition of Man Koontz, Dean Prodigal Son US 2005 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 141591561X 8489 I am very doubtful whether history shows us one example of a man who, having stepped outside traditional morality and attained power, has used that power benevolently. Lewis, C. S. The Abolition of Man Koontz, Dean Dead and Alive US 2009 Fiction, Suspense, Thriller 7203116 8490 Life is an unrelenting comedy. Therein lies the tragedy of it. Stillwater, Martin One Dead Bishop y Koontz, Dean Mr. Murder US 1993 Fiction, horror 0-399-13899-4 8491 Winter that year was strange and gray. The damp wind smelled of Apocalypse, and morning skies had a peculiar way of slipping cat-quick into midnight.c The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Mr. Murder US 1993 Fiction, horror 0-399-13899-4 8492 In the real world as in dreams, nothing is quite what it seems. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Cold Fire US 1991 Fiction, Horror fiction 425199584 8493 Life without meaning cannot be borne. We find a mission to which we're sworn — or answer the call of Death's dark horn. Without a gleaning of purpose in life, we have no vision, we live in strife, — or let blood fall on a suicide knife. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Cold Fire US 1991 Fiction, Horror fiction 425199584 8494 The wailing of the newborn infant is mingled with the dirge for the dead. Lucretius Koontz, Dean Lightning US 1988 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller 425192032 8495 I'm not afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens. Allen, Woody Koontz, Dean Lightning US 1988 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller 425192032 8496 Roller coaster: a small gravity railroad… with steep inclines that produce sudden, speedy plunges for thrill-seeking passengers. The Random House Dictionary Koontz, Dean Lightning US 1988 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller 425192032 8497 Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength; while loving someone deeply gives you courage. Lao Tzu Koontz, Dean Lightning US 1988 Fiction, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Thriller 425192032 8498 Science must not impose any philosophy, any more than the telephone must tell us what to say. Chesterton, G.K Koontz, Dean Breathless US 2009 Fiction 553807153 8499 Tremulous skeins of destiny flutter so ethereally around me — but then I feel its embrace is that of steel. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Dark Rivers of the Heart US 1994 Fiction, Suspense, Thriller, Romance novel 553582895 8500 All of us are travelers lost, our tickets arranged at a cost unknown but beyond our means. This odd itinerary of scenes — enigmatic, strange, unreal— leaves us unsure how to feel. No postmortem journey is rife with more mystery than life. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Dark Rivers of the Heart US 1994 Fiction, Suspense, Thriller, Romance novel 553582895 8501 Hope is the destination that we seek. Love is the road that leads to hope. Courage is the motor that drives us. We travel out of darkness into faith The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Intensity US 1987 Fiction 553582917 8502 You know a dream is like a river Ever changing as it flows. And a dreamer’s just a vessel That must follow where it goes. Trying to learn from what’s behind you And never knowing what’s in store Makes each day a constant battle Just to stay between the shores. Brooks, Garth and Shaw, Victoria The River Koontz, Dean Dragon Tears US 1993 Fiction 425208435 8503 Rush headlong and hard at life Or just sit at home and wait. All things good and all the wrong Will come right to you: it’s fate. Hear the music, dance if you can. Dress in rags or wear your jewels. Drink your choice, nurse your fear In this old honkytonk of fools. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Dragon Tears US 1993 Fiction 425208435 8504 I was Death, harvesting lives. I knew my destiny was epic. Yet I killed one at a time, one at a time, one at a time. If my killing spree had been music — and it was music to me — you could rightly call it the simplest folk song. But I had set out to create a symphony of death, an immortal opera of terror. Then an unexpected encounter suddenly led me to understand that to fulfill my promise, to unleash my full potential, to compose truly memorable crescendos of destruction, I must kill entire families, use them first as I wished and then slaughter them. In killing any family, I was killing my own, which deserved to die. Inspiration can come from surprising sources. A child showed me the way. Blackwood, Alton Turner from the journal of Alton Turner Blackwood Koontz, Dean Darkness Under the Sun US 2010 Fiction 440423473 8505 Humanity yearns so desperately to equal God's great creativity. In some creations, how we shine: music dance, story weaving, wine. Then thunderstorms of madness rain upon us, flooding sadness sweep us into anguish, grief, into despair without relief. We're drawn to high castles, where old hunchbacked vassals glare wall-eyed as lightning flares without brightening. Laboratories in the high towers, Where the doctor wields power, creating new life in a dark hour, in the belfry of the high tower. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Demon Seed US 1973 Fiction 425158594 8506 AUTOPHOBIA is a real personality disorder. The term is used to describe three different conditions: (1) fear of being alone; (2) fear of being egotistical; (3) fear of oneself. The third is the rarest of these conditions. Koontz, Dean False Memory US 1999 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 553580221 8507 This phantasm of falling petals vanishes into moon and flowers… Okyo Koontz, Dean False Memory US 1999 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 553580221 8508 Life is an unrelenting comedy. Therein lies the tragedy of it. Stillwater, Martin Koontz, Dean False Memory US 1999 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 553580221 8509 In the real world as in dreams, nothing is quite what it seems. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean False Memory US 1999 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 553580221 8510 Whiskers of the cat, webbed toes on my swimming dog: God is in details. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean False Memory US 1999 Fiction, Suspense, Horror fiction 553580221 8511 Nobody understands quantum theory. Feynman, Richard Koontz, Dean From the Corner of His Eye US 2000 Fiction 553582747 8512 And ye shall seek a new order of things… Koontz, Dean Fear That Man US 1969 Fiction 202314006 8513 O, WHAT MAY MAN WITHIN HIM HIDE, THOUGH ANGEL ON THE OUTWARD SIDE! Shakespeare, William Koontz, Dean Hideaway US 1992 Fiction 425203891 8514 Life is a gift that must be given back, and joy should arise from its possession. It's too damned short, and that's a fact. Hard to accept, this earthly procession to final darkness is a journey done, circle completed, work of art sublime, a sweet melodic rhyme, a battle won. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Hideaway US 1992 Fiction 425203891 8515 Courage is grace under pressure. Hemingway, Ernest Koontz, Dean The Husband US 2012 Fiction 034553333X 8516 That Love is all there is, Is all we know of Love…. Dickinson, Emily Koontz, Dean The Husband US 2012 Fiction 034553333X 8517 POLAR ICE PUREST WATER IN THE WORLD MOSCOW, Feb. 10—According to Russian scientists, the water constituting the Arctic icecap has a far lower bacteria count than any water we now drink or with which we irrigate crops, a discovery that might make this vast frozen reservoir a valuable resource of the future. Because tapping the polar icecap might be cheaper than any current or foreseeable desalinization process, especially since the water would not have to be purified, some Russian researchers speculate that millions of acres of farmland might be irrigated with melted icebergs in the next decade. From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8518 SCIENTISTS BELIEVE ICEBERGS COULD PROVIDE FRESH WATER BOSTON, Sept. 5—Speaking before the annual convention of the American Society of Environmental Engineers, Dr. Harold Carpenter said today that chronic shortages of water in California, Europe, and other regions could be alleviated by a controlled melting of icebergs towed south from the Arctic Circle. Dr. Carpenter's wife and research partner, Dr. Rita Carpenter, said the concerned nations should consider pooling the capital for the necessary research and development — an investment that would, she said, “be repaid a hundredfold within 10 years.” According to the Carpenters, co-recipients of last year's National Science Foundation Prize, the basic concept is simple. A large iceberg would be “blown loose” from the edge of the icefield and allowed to drift south in natural currents. Later, enormous steel towing cables would be affixed to the berg. A trawler would then tow the ice to a conversion facility at the shore near thirsty farmland. “Because the North Atlantic and North Pacific are cold oceans, perhaps less than 15 percent of the ice would melt before it could be converted to water at the shore and piped to drought-stricken farms,” Dr. Harold Carpenter said. The Carpenters both cautioned that no one could be certain the idea was workable. “There are still a great many problems to overcome,” Dr. Rita Carpenter said. “Extensive research on the polar icecap…” From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8519 DROUGHT AFFECTS CALIFORNIA CROPS SACRAMENTO, Calif., Sept. 20—State Department of Agriculture officials estimate that California's water shortages may have been responsible for as much as a $50 million loss in second-season crops as diverse as oranges, lemons, cantaloupes, lettuce… From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8520 SUFFICIENT RELIEF SUPPLIES UNAVAILABLE FOR THOUSANDS STARVING IN DROUGHT UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 5—The director of the United Nations Disaster Relief Office announced that poor harvests in the United States, Canada, and Europe have made it impossible for drought-stricken Africans and Asians to purchase grain and produce from the usually food-rich Western nations. Already, more than 200,000 people have died in… From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8521 SPECIAL U.N. FUND TO SEND SCIENTISTS TO POLAR ICECAP UNITED NATIONS, Jan. 6—Eleven members of the United Nations today contributed to a unique fund that will pay for a series of scientific experiments on the Arctic icecap. The primary intent of the project will be to study the feasibility of towing huge icebergs south, where they can be tapped for the irrigation of crops. “It might sound like science fiction,” said one British official, “but since the 1960's, most environmental specialists have come to see the very real potential.” If such a scheme should prove workable, the major food-producing nations might never suffer bad harvests again. Although the icebergs could not be towed into the warm seas of southern Asia and Africa, the entire world would profit by the insured good harvests of the few countries that the project would directly benefit… From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8522 TEAM OF U.N. SCIENTISTS ESTABLISHES RESEARCH STATION ON ARCTIC ICEFIELD THULE, Greenland, Sept. 28—This morning, scientists under the direction of Drs. Harold and Rita Carpenter, co-recipients of this year's Rothschild Prize in earth science, landed on the Arctic icecap between Greenland and Spitsbergen, Norway. They began construction of a research station two miles from the edge of the icefield where they will conduct United Nations-funded studies for at least nine months… From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8523 ARCTIC EXPEDITION TO BLOW LOOSE PIECE OF POLAR ICECAP TOMORROW THULE, Greenland, Jan. 14—At midnight tomorrow, scientists at the United Nations-funded Edgeway Station will detonate a series of explosive devices to separate a half-mile-square iceberg from the edge of the winter icecap, just 350 miles off the northeast coast of Greenland. Two United Nations trawlers, equipped with electronic tracking gear are waiting 230 miles to the south, where they will monitor the progress of the “bugged” iceberg. In an experiment designed to determine if Atlantic currents change substantially in northern regions during the severe Arctic winter… From The New York Times Koontz, Dean Icebound US 1976 Fiction 553582909 8524 The civilized human spirit… cannot Get rid of a feeling of the uncanny Mann, Thomas Dr. Faustus Koontz, Dean Phantoms US 1983 Fiction 425181103 8525 Fear came upon me, and trembling Job, 4:14 Bible Koontz, Dean Phantoms US 1983 Fiction 425181103 8526 Where eerie figures caper to some midnight music that only they can hear. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Midnight US 1989 Fiction 425194515 8527 The sky is deep, the sky is dark. The light of stars is so damn stark. When I look up, I fill with fear. If all we have is what lies here, this lonely world, this troubled place, then cold dead stars and empty space… Well, I see no reason to persevere, no reason to laugh or shed a tear, no reason to sleep or ever to wake, no promises to keep, and none to make. And so at night I still raise my eyes to study the clear but mysterious skies that arch above us, as cold as stone. Are you there, God? Are we alone? The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Sole Survivor US 1997 Fiction 553589490 8528 A gasp of breath, a sudden death: the tale begun. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Shadowfires US 1987 Fiction 380752136 8529 To know the darkness is to love the light, to welcome dawn and fear the coming night. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Shadowfires US 1987 Fiction 380752136 8530 Death, the undiscovered country, From whose bourn no traveler returns … Shakespeare, William Hamlet Koontz, Dean What the Night Knows US 2010 Fiction 553807722 8531 An' all us other children, when the supper things is done, We sit around the kitchen fire an' has the mostest fun A-list-nin' to the witch-tales that Annie tells about, An' the Gobble'uns that gits you If you Don't Watch Out! Little Orphant Annie James Whitcomb Riley Koontz, Dean The Servants of Twilight US 1984 Fiction 747236380 8532 …the Dust Witch came, mumbling. A moment later, looking up, Will saw her. Not dead! He thought. Carried off, bruised, falles, yes, but now back, and mad! Lord, yes, mad, looking especially for me! Bradbury, Ray Something Wicked This Way Comes Koontz, Dean The Servants of Twilight US 1984 Fiction 747236380 8533 To see what we have never seen, to be what we have never been, to shed the chrysalis and fly, depart the earth, kiss the sky, to be reborn, be someone new: is this a dream or is it true? Can our future be cleanly shorn from a life to which we’re born? Is each of us a creature free - or trapped at birth by destiny? Pity those who believe the latter. Without freedom, nothing matters. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Tick Tock US 1996 Fiction 345405137 8534 In the real world as in dreams nothing is quite what it seems. The Book of Counted Sorrows Koontz, Dean Tick Tock US 1996 Fiction 345405137 8535 A dirge for her, the doubly dead, in that she died so young. Poe, Edgar Allan Lenore Poem Koontz, Dean The Mask US 1990 Fiction 425127583 8536 And much of Madness, and more of Sin, And Horror the soul of the plot. Poe, Edgar Allan The Conqueror Worm Poem Koontz, Dean The Mask US 1990 Fiction 425127583 8537 Extreme terror gives us back the gestures of our childhood. Chazal Koontz, Dean The Mask US 1990 Fiction 425127583 8538 Rarely do great beauty and great virtue dwell together. Petrarch De Remediis Koontz, Dean Innocence US 2013 Fiction 553808036 8539 The only wisdom we can hope to acquire Is the wisdom of humility.… Eliot, T.S East Coker Koontz, Dean Saint Odd US 2015 Fiction B00JI4ZSF6 8540 Is a dream a lie if it don’t come true, or is it something worse… Springsteen, Bruce The River Gross, Andrew Eyes Wide Open US 2011 Fiction 61655961 8541 Everyone is guilty of something, or has something to conceal. All one has to do is look hard enough to find what it is. SolzhenIitsyn, Aleksandr Gross, Andrew 15 Seconds US 2012 Fiction 006165597X 8542 If a body is just a body, who will step forward to ask why someone is killed and who killed them? If a body has no name or no history, then who will demand justice? A grieving mother of Mexico's drug wars Gross, Andrew No Way Back US 2013 Fiction 61655988 8543 We praise the Golden One, the Lady of Heaven, Lady of Fragrance, Eye of the Sun, the Great Goddess, Mistress of All the Gods,Lady of Turquoise, Mistress of Joy, Mistress of Music…that she may give us fine children, happiness, and a good husband. Epithets of Hathor, compiled from various sources Peters, Elizabeth The Golden One US 2002 Fiction 380817152 8544 The love of my beloved is on yonder side A width of water is between us And a crocodile waiteth on the sandbank. Peters, Elizabeth Crocodile On The Sandbank US 1975 Fiction 445406518 8545 Music I heard with you was more than music, And bread I broke with you was more than bread Aiken, Conrad Peters, Elizabeth Silhouette in Scarlet US 1983 Fiction 380733374 8546 I cover my ears, I close my eyes, Still I hear your voice, and it’s tellin’ me lies… Peters, Elizabeth Laughter of Dead Kings US 2008 Fiction 61246247 8547 No man is an island, entire of it self; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were; any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. Donne, John Devotions upon Emergent Occasions Meditation XVII Garwood, Julie For the Roses US 1995 Fiction 067187098X 8548 "Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest. Whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure; if there be any virtue… think on these things. Philippians, 4:8 Bible Garwood, Julie Honor's Splendour US 1987 Fiction 671737821 8549 Virtue is bold, and goodness never fearful. Shakespeare, William Measure for Measure Garwood, Julie Prince Charming US 1994 Fiction 671870963 8550 Gentle knights were born to fight, and war ennobles all who engage in it without fear or cowardice. Froissart, Jean Jean Froissart, French Chronicler Garwood, Julie Gentle Warrior US 1985 Fiction 671737805 8551 I had Ambition, by which sin The Angels fell; I climbed and, step by step, O Lord, Ascended into Hell. Davies,W.H. Ambition Garwood, Julie Mercy US 2001 Fiction 743430336 8552 Before the mountains were settled, Before the hills, I was brought forth; While as yet He had not made the earth or the fields, Or the primal dust of the world. When He prepared the heavens, I was there, When He drew a circle on the face of the deep, When He established the clouds above, When He strengthened the fountains of the deep, When He assigned to the sea its limit, So that the waters would not transgress His command, When He marked out the foundations of the earth, Then I was beside Him as a master craftsman; And I was daily His delight, Rejoicing always before Him, Rejoicing in his inhabited world, And my delight was with the sons of men. Proverbs 8:24-31 Bible Burke, James The Tin Roof Blowdown US 2007 Fiction 1416548483 8553 And he called to him his twelve disciples and gave them authority over unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to heal every disease and every infirmity… These twelve Jesus sent out, charging them, “Go nowhere among the Gentiles, and enter no town of the Samaritans, but go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel. And preach as you go, saying, ‘The kingdom of heaven is at hand.’” MATTHEW 10:1-7 Bible Burke, James Rain Gods US 2009 Fiction 1439128243 8554 Commending myself to the God of the oppressed, I bowed my head upon my fettered hands, and wept bitterly. Northup, Solomon From Twelve Years a Slave, an autobiographical account by Solomon Northup Burke, James Burning Angel US 1995 Fiction 786889047 8555 You know, the blues is something that’s hard to get acquainted with. It’s just like death. Now, I tell you about the blues. The blues dwells with you every day and everywhere. See, you can have the blues about that you’re broke. You can have the blues about your girl is gone. The blues comes so many different ways until it’s kind of hard to explain. But whenever you get a sad feeling, you can tell the whole round world you got nothing but the blues. Hopkins, Sam “Lightnin’” Burke, James The Lost Get-Back Boogie US 2006 Fiction 1416517065 8556 I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now. John 16:12 Bible Burke, James Pegasus Descending US 2006 Fiction 743277724 8557 Where God hath a temple, the Devil will have a chapel. Burton, Robert Roberts, Nora Blood Brothers US 2007 Fiction 515143804 8558 The childhood shows the man As morning shows the day. Milton, John Roberts, Nora Blood Brothers US 2007 Fiction 515143804 8559 Keep the home fires burning. Ford, Lena Guilbert Roberts, Nora The Hollow US 2008 Fiction 515144592 8560 The natural flights of the human mind are not from pleasure to pleasure, but from hope to hope. Johnson,Samuel Roberts, Nora The Hollow US 2008 Fiction 515144592 8561 Where there is no vision, the people perish. PROVERBS 29:18 Bible Roberts, Nora The Pagan Stone US 2008 Fiction 515144665 8562 I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat. Churchill, Winston Roberts, Nora The Pagan Stone US 2008 Fiction 515144665 8563 The past cannot be presented; we cannot know what we are not. But one veil hangs over the past, present, and future. Thoreau, Henry David Roberts, Nora Tribute US 2008 Fiction 399154914 8564 It is sweet to dance to violins When Love and Life are Fair: To dance to flutes, to dance to lutes Is delicate and rare: But it is not sweet with nimble feet To dance upon the air! Wilde, Oscar Roberts, Nora Dance Upon the Air US 2001 Fiction 749932775 8565 Do not forsake me, oh, my darlin' High Noon Roberts, Nora High Noon US 2007 Fiction 399154345 8566 Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. MATTHEW 6:21 Bible Roberts, Nora Black Hills US 2009 Fiction 399155813 8567 And ’tis my faith that every flower Enjoys the air it breathes. Wordsworth Roberts, Nora Bed of Roses US 2009 Fiction 425230074 8568 Love is like a friendship caught on fire. Lee, Bruce Roberts, Nora Bed of Roses US 2009 Fiction 425230074 8569 I sing of brooks, of blossoms, birds, and bowers; Of April, May, of June, and July flowers. I sing of Maypoles, Hock-carts, wassails, wakes, Of bridegrooms, brides, and of their bridal cakes. Herrick, Robert Roberts, Nora Savour the Moment US 2010 Fiction 1423368886 8570 I wonder by my troth, what thou and I Did, till we lov’d? Donne Roberts, Nora Savour the Moment US 2010 Fiction 1423368886 8571 Seduce my mind and you can have my body, Find my soul and I’m yours forever. anonymous Roberts, Nora Vision in White US 2009 Fiction 425227510 8572 It is not merely the likeness which is precious . . . but the association and sense of nearness involved in the thing . . . the fact of the very shadow of the person lying there fixed forever! Browning, Elizabeth Barrett Roberts, Nora Vision in White US 2009 Fiction 425227510 8573 Love sought is good, but given unsought is better. Shakespeare, William Roberts, Nora Happy Ever After US 2010 Fiction 1423368991 8574 Beauty from order springs. King, William Roberts, Nora Happy Ever After US 2010 Fiction 1423368991 8575 The song and the silence in the heart, That in part are prophecies, and in part Are longings wild and vain. Longfellow Roberts, Nora The Next Always US 2011 Fiction 1455806854 8576 It takes two to speak the truth — one to speak, and another to hear. Thoreau Roberts, Nora Key of Knowledge US 2003 Fiction 739439065 8577 Come away! O, human child! To the woods and waters wild, With a fairy hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand. Yeats, W.B Roberts, Nora Jewels of the Sun US 1999 Fiction 515126772 8578 Ah, kiss me, love, and miss me, love, and dry your bitter tears. Irish Pub Song Roberts, Nora Tears Of The Moon US 1999 Fiction 515128546 8579 Her eyes they shone like diamonds, you'd think she was queen of the land. The Black Velvet Band Roberts, Nora Heart Of The Sea US 2000 Fiction 515128554 8580 Grafting and budding involve joining two separate plants so that they function as one, creating a strong, healthy plant that has only the best characteristics as its two parents. American Horticulture Society Plant Propagation Roberts, Nora Red lily US 2005 Fiction 515139408 8581 Youth fades; love droops, the leaves of friendship fall; a mother’s secret hope outlives them all. Holmes, Oliver Wendelll Roberts, Nora Red lily US 2005 Fiction 515139408 8582 The barb in the arrow of childhood suffering is this: its intense loneliness; its intense ignorance. Schreiner, Olive Roberts, Nora The Witness US 2012 Fiction 399159371 8583 The time has come," the Walrus said, "to talk of many things."" Carroll, Lewis Roberts, Nora Private scandals US 1993 Fiction 425190382 8584 To improve is to change; To be perfect is to change often. Churchill, Winston Roberts, Nora The Perfect Hope US 2012 Fiction 1455807044 8585 For now we see through a glass, darkly. CORINTHIANS 13:12 Roberts, Nora The Obsession US 2016 Fiction 399175164 8586 one was a privilege, six is an honor The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread. France, Anatole White, Stephen Critical Conditions US 1998 Fiction 451191706 8587 Freedom’s just another word for nothing left to lose. Kristofferson, Kris “Me and Bobby McGee” White, Stephen Critical Conditions US 1998 Fiction 451191706 8588 All women become like their mothers. That is their tragedy. No man does. That is his. Wilde, Oscar The Importance of Being Earnest. White, Stephen Warning Signs US 2002 Fiction 440237416 8589 … Peace is poor reading. Hardy, Thomas White, Stephen Missing Persons US 2005 Fiction 451215753 8590 Thou hast laid me in the lowest pit, In dark places, in the deeps. Psalm 88 Bible Prescott, Michael In Dark Places US 2004 Fiction 451411277 8591 Light thickens, And the crow makes wing to th’ rooky wood; Good things of day begin to droop and drowse, Whiles night’s black agents to their preys do rouse. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Prescott, Michael Stealing Faces US 1999 Fiction 451198514 8592 I don’t think any tragedy in literature that I have ever come across impressed me so much as the first one, that I spelled out slowly for myself in words of three letters: the bad fox has got the red hen. There was something so dramatically complete about it; the badness of the fox, added to all the traditional guile of his race, seemed to heighten the horror of the hen’s fate, and there was such a suggestion of masterful malice about the word “got.” One felt that a countryside in arms would not get that hen away from the bad fox. Saki (H. H. Munro) “The Unbearable Bassington” Prescott, Michael Last Breath US 2001 Fiction 451205073 8593 I look back on my life like a good day’s work; it was done and I am satisfied with it. Grandma Moses Prescott, Michael Blind Pursuit US 1996 Fiction 2940012859617 8594 For they have sown the wind, and they shall reap the whirlwind. Hosea 8:7 Bible Prescott, Michael Next Victim US 2014 Fiction 1497638526 8595 I must lie down where all the ladders start In the foul rag-and-bone shop of the heart. Yeats, W.B Prescott, Michael Riptide US 2010 Fiction 1453640487 8596 Behold my mother and my brethren! Matthew 12:49 Bible Cole, Martina Betrayal UK 2016 Fiction 1472232836 8597 When lovely woman stoops to folly And finds too late that men betray, What charm can soothe her melancholy, What art can wash her guilt away? Goldsmith, Oliver The Vicar of Wakefield Cole, Martina Betrayal UK 2016 Fiction 1472232836 8598 Goin’ to Black Mountain Take my razor and my gun; Gonna cut him if he stands still Shoot him if he runs. Johnson, J. C. “ Black Mountain Blues” Cole, Martina Shoot Him If He Runs UK 2007 Fiction 399154442 8599 Mendy Menenzez: “You got told, you better stay told.” Philip Marlowe: “Oh, sure. I do something you don’t like and I’m swimming to Catalina with a streetcar on my back.” Chandler, Raymond The Long Goodbye Woods, Stuart Swimming To Catalina US 1998 Fiction, Mystery 61099805 8600 On the night of 25 November 1120 the White Ship set out for England and foundered off Barfleur with all hands save one… The vessel was the latest thing in marine transport, fitted with all the devices known to the shipbuilder of the time… The notoriety of this wreck is due to the very large number of distinguished persons on board; beside the king’s son and heir, there were two royal bastards, several earls and barons, and most of the royal household… its historical significance is that it left Henry without an obvious heir… its ultimate result was the disputed succession and the period of anarchy which followed Henry’s death. Poole, A.L Domesday Book to Magna Carta Follett, Ken The Pillars Of The Earth Welsh 1989 Fiction 451207149 8601 One can’t love humanity. One can only love people. Greene, Graham Follett, Ken The Man From St. Petersburg Welsh 1982 Fiction 451208706 8602 One does not marry art. One ravishes it. Degas, Edgar Follett, Ken The Modigliani Scandal Welsh 1976 Fiction 330345052 8603 I bare you on eagles' wings, and brought you unto myself. EXODUS 19:4 Bible Follett, Ken On Wings Of Eagles Welsh 1983 Fiction 451213092 8604 Our spy in Cairo is the greatest hero of them all. Rommel, Irwin Follett, Ken The Key to Rebecca Welsh 1980 Fiction 1942 451207793 8605 In September 1939 a British pound was worth $4.20. A shilling was one twentieth of a pound, or 21 cents. A penny was one twelfth of a shilling, or about two cents. A guinea was a pound and a shilling, or $4-41 Follett, Ken Night Over Water Welsh 1991 Fiction 451211472 8606 A true Tigress knows how to strut her stuff. She walks with her head held high, her breasts pushed forward and wears an expression that says, "I'll eat you alive." Showalter, Gena Animal Instincts US 2006 Fiction, Speculative fiction 373771991 8607 Ten Things You Shouldn't Say on a Date 1. You're wearing that? 2. Something smells funny. 3. Where's the Tylenol? 4. And to think, I first wanted to date your brother. 5. I have a confession to make… 6. My dad has a suit just like that. 7. That man is hot. Look at him. 8. My ex, may he rot in hell forever… 9. You're going to order that? Seriously? 10. You're how old? Showalter, Gena Animal Instincts US 2006 Fiction, Speculative fiction 373771991 8608 Ordinary-adj [ME ordinaire, fr. L ordinarius, fr. ordin-, ordo order] 1: of a kind to be expected in the normal order of events: ROUTINE, USUAL. 2a: of common quality, rank, or ability. 2b: deficient in quality: POOR, INFERIOR. 2c: lacking in refinement. 3: Belle Jamison. Showalter, Gena Playing With Fire US 2006 Fiction 373771290 8609 Once there were two villages. One village where they always told the truth. Another village where they always lied. One day a traveler came to a fork in the road. He knew one road led to the village where they always told the truth. In this village he would find food and shelter. The other road led to the village where everyone lied. In that village he knew he’d be beaten, robbed, even killed. A man stood at the fork in this road, but the traveler didn’t know which village this man came from. The one where they always told the truth, or the one where they always lied? “You can ask me one question,” the man said. “Just one.” The traveler thought and pondered and finally he knew which question to ask. He pointed to the left road and said: “Is this the road to your village?” “Yes,” the man answered him. The traveler nodded, said thank you, and started down the road. He knew if he was addressing a man from the village where they always told the truth, then it was of course the road to the right village. And if he were addressing someone from the village of liars, then the man would have to lie and say yes as well. Whether the man was the liar or the truth-teller, he would give exactly the same answer. Siegal, James Deceit US 2006 Fiction 446531863 8610 The Insurance Actuary calculates the tipping point between risk and probability, thereby hoping to reduce the likelihood of undesirable events. The Actuary Handbook Siegal, James Detour US 2005 Fiction 446617067 8611 Chances are, your chances are, pretty good. Mathis, Johnny Siegal, James Detour US 2005 Fiction 446617067 8612 A multitude of rulers is not a good thing. Let there be one ruler, one king. Homer The Iliad Iggulden, Conn Genghis, Birth of an Empire UK 2007 Fiction 440243904 8613 Behold a people shall come from the north, and a great nation. They shall hold the bow and the lance; they are cruel and will not show mercy; their voice shall roar like the sea, and they shall ride upon horses every one put in array, like a man to the battle. JEREMIAH 50: 41-42 Bible Iggulden, Conn Ghengis, Lords of the Bow UK 2008 Fiction 385339526 8614 The development of subhuman slaves by genetic transfer is a possibility and must be guarded against. There is no evidence that any government is now using the idea, but we must remember that Nazi Germany once experimented with eugenic theory against the Jews, slaves, and mentally retarded people Testimony before the subcommittee on investigations and oversight of the House Committee on Science and Technology; from the Presidential Commission Report Splicing Life (1982) Cannell, Stephen Runaway Heart US 2003 Fiction, Mystery 1982 312304269 8615 Advances in genetic engineering, which one day could transform animals into subhuman slaves, are developing much faster than expected, and Congress must monitor the field. Our legal and ethical structures are unprepared for the question that will be forced upon us by human genetic engineering. Gore, Albert Jr. Cannell, Stephen Runaway Heart US 2003 Fiction, Mystery 1982 312304269 8616 Sudden and swift and light as that The ties gave, And he learned of finalities Besides the grave. Frost, Robert The Impulse Hamilton, Laurell Skin Trade US 2009 Fiction 425227723 8617 Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born. Nin, Anaïs Hamilton, Laurell Flirt US 2009 Fiction 042523567X 8618 One mustn’t look at the abyss, because there is at the bottom an inexpressible charm which attracts us. Flaubert, Gustave Hamilton, Laurell Bullet US 2010 Fiction 0425234339C 8619 I kiss’d thee ere I kill’d thee: no way but this; Killing myself, to die upon a kiss. – Speaking to the corpse of Desdemona, and kissing her, Othello dies Shakespeare, William Othello Hamilton, Laurell Kiss The Dead US 2012 Fiction 425247546 8620 We’re taught Lord Acton’s axiom: all power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. I believed that when I started these books, but I don’t believe it’s always true anymore. Power doesn’t always corrupt. Power can cleanse. What I believe is always true about power is that power always reveals. Caro, Robert Hamilton, Laurell Affliction US 2013 Fiction 978 0 7553 8905 6 8621 When power leads man toward arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man’s concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses. Kennedy, John F. Hamilton, Laurell Affliction US 2013 Fiction 978 0 7553 8905 6 8622 I feel like one Who treads alone Some banquet-hall deserted, Whose lights are fled, Whose garlands dead, And all but he departed! Thus, in the stilly night, Ere slumber’s chain has bound me, Sad memory brings the light Of other days around me. Moore, Thomas Hamilton, Laurell A Shiver of Light US 2014 Fiction 425255662 8623 One day, I was already old... Duras, Marguerite Queyras, Sina Autobiography of Childhood 2011 Fiction 978155452523 8624 We know what we are, but know not what we may be. Shakespeare, William Hamlt Play UK Quinn, Anthony Half of the Human Race 2011 Fiction 9780224087308 8625 It is little I repair to the matches of the Southron folk, Though my own red roses there may blow; It is little I repair tot he matches of the Southron folk, Though the red roses crest the caps, I know. For the field is full of shades as I near the shadowy coast, And a ghostly batsman plays to the bowling of a ghost, And I look through my tears on a soundless-clapping host As the run-stealers flicker to and fro, To and fro: -- O my Hornby and my Barlow long ago! Thompson, Francis At Lord's Quinn, Anthony Half of the Human Race 2011 Fiction 9780224087308 8626 ... it is unavoidable that we should look on the aims and hopes of the present day with ill-concealed amusement, and perhaps should no longer look at them. Another ideal runs on before us, a strange, tempting ideal full of danger... Nietzsche, Friedrich Germany Quinlan, Patrick The Hit 2009 Fiction 9780755357468 8627 More helpful than all wisdom is one draught of simple human pity that will not forsake us. Eliot, George The Mill on the Floss Quinn, Anthony The Streets 2012 Fiction 9780224096911 8628 Foolish men imagine that because judgment for an evil thing is delayed, there is no justice; but only accident here below. Judgment for an evil thing is many times delayed for some day or two, some century or two, but it is sure as life, it is sure as death. Carlyle, Thomas Pratt, Scott Judgment Cometh (And That Right Soon) 2016 Fiction 9781944083014 8629 A man's work is nothing but the slow trek to rediscover, through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened. Camus, Albert France Prentiss, Molly Tuesday Night in 1980 2016 Fiction 9781501121043 8630 What is work of art if not the gaze of another person? Knausgaard, Karl Ove Prentiss, Molly Tuesday Night in 1980 2016 Fiction 9781501121043 8631 She buried them under the marble stone, Then she turned and went on home. The Cruel Mother Ballad Priest, Cherie The Family Plot 2016 Fiction 9780765378248 8632 Esse is percipi. To be is to be perceived. Berkeley, Bishop Prieto, Jose Manuel Rex 2007 Fiction 9780802118790 8633 I have nothing here to sell you, Just some things that I will tell you, Some things I know will chill you to the bone. Jones, George The Grand Tour Price, Adam O' Fallon Grand Tour 2016 Fiction 9780385540964 8634 Smile O voluptuous cool-breath'd earth! Earth of the slumbering and liquid trees! Earth of departed sunset -- earth of the mountains misty-topt! Earth of the vitreous pour of the full moon just tinged with blue!... Smile, for your lover comes... O unspeakable passionate love. Whitman, Walt Leaves of Grass US Pritchett, Laura The Blue Hour 2017 Fiction 9781619028487 8635 He told the man that in America it was nonsense to invent a country -- what they ought to do was invent a planet. Borges, Jorge Luis Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius Proehl, Bob A Hundred Thousand Worlds 2016 Fiction 9780399562211 8636 People who are lonely, people left alone, sit talking nonsense to the air, imagining beautiful systems dying, old fixed orders spiraling apart... Kushner, Tony Angels in America: Millennium Approaches Proehl, Bob A Hundred Thousand Worlds 2016 Fiction 9780399562211 8637 They bypassed the death of their reality by becoming fictional in ours. Morrison, Grant Flex Mentallo: Man of Muscle Mystery Proehl, Bob A Hundred Thousand Worlds 2016 Fiction 9780399562211 8638 They are murdering all the young men. For half a century now, every day, They have hunted them downa nd killed them. They are killing them now. At this minute, all over the world, They are killing the young men. They know ten thousand ways to kill them. Every year they invent new ones. Rexroth, Kenneth Thou shalt Not kill: A Memorial for Dylan Thomas Pron, Patricio My Father's Ghost is Climbing in the Rain Spanish 2011 Fiction 1956 9780307700681 8639 Between the wolf in the tall grass and the wolf in the tall story there is a shimmering go-between. Nabokov, Vladimir Prose, Francine Lovers at the Chameleon Club French 1932 Fiction 9780061713781 8640 Those who have crossed With direct eyes, to death's other kingdom Remember us -- if at all -- not as lost Violent souls, but only As the hollow men... Eliot, T. S. The Hollow Men Pryor, Mark Hollow Man 2015 Fiction 1936 9781633880863 8641 When God gives you a gift, he also gives you a whip and the whip is meant for self-flagellation. Capote, Truman Piperno, Alessandro The Worst Intentions 2005 Fiction 9781933372334 8642 Celine recommended that the Jews be exterminated like bacteria. It's the doctor in him, I suppose. Bellow, Saul Piperno, Alessandro The Worst Intentions 2005 Fiction 9781933372334 8643 And the World Trade Center rising at the southern rim, the towers siamesed when you se them from this angle, joined at the waist by a transit crane. DeLillo, Don Piperno, Alessandro The Worst Intentions 2005 Fiction 9781933372334 8644 Don't believe what you hear, don't believe what you see, if you just close your eyes, you can feel the enemy... US Acrobat Song Piper, Steffan Greyhound 2010 Fiction 9780982555095 8645 Fire in the woods -- A fire broke out in the woods near Fair Haven Pond, in this Town, about ten o'clock, last Tuesday forenoon. It extended with great rapidity, and was not subdued until late in the afternoon. The extent of ground over which the fire prevailed is variously estimated, the lowest estimate placing it at not less than 300 acres. Freeman, Concord Pipkin, John Woods Burner 2009 Fiction 1844 9780385528658 8646 I once set fire to the woods ... It was a glorious spectacle, and I was the only one there to enjoy it. Thoreau, Henry David The Journal of Henry David Thoreau Journal entry Pipkin, John Woods Burner 2009 Fiction 1850 9780385528658 8647 In our lives there is bound to come some pain, surely as there are storms and falling rain; just believe that the one who holds the storms will bring the sun. Anonymous Pittman, Joseph Beyond the Storm 2013 Fiction 9780758276988 8648 Home is so far from Home. Dickinson, Emily Pitlor, Heidi The Daylight Marriage 2015 Fiction 9781616203689 8649 Life itself may be part of the answer to the riddle of the faint young sun. Emanuel, Kerry What We Know about Climate Change Pitlor, Heidi The Daylight Marriage 2015 Fiction 9781616203689 8650 Well, I don't know what will happen now. We've got some difficult days ahead. King Jr., Martin Luther Pitts Jr., Leonard Grant Park 2015 Fiction 1968 9781932841916 8651 But what we know -- what we have seen -- is that America can change. Obama, Barack US Pitts Jr., Leonard Grant Park 2015 Fiction 2008 9781932841916 8652 What each man does will shape his trial and fortune. For Jupiter is king to all alike; the fates will find their way. Virgil The Aenied Pittard, Hannah The Fates Will Find Their Way 2011 Fiction 9780061996054 8653 Listen to me and I will spaek: but first swear, by word and hand, that you will keep me safe with all your heart. Homer The Iliad Greece Pittard, Hannah Listen to Me 2016 Fiction 9780544714441 8654 How often have I lain beneath rain on a strange roof, thinking of home. Faulkner, William Pizzolatto, Nic Galveston 2010 Fiction 9781419166642 8655 None of this can be told, it can only be played on a fiddle. Platonov, Andrey notebook entry Platonov, Andrey Happy Moscow 2011 Fiction 1932 9781590175859 8656 I no longer remember what Bakunin said, and it would in any case scarely be possible to reproduce it. His speech was elemental and incandescent -- a raging storm with lightning flashes and thunderclaps, and a roaring of lions. The man was a born speaker made for the revolution. If he had asked his hearers to cut each other's throats, they would have cheerfully obeyed him. The Memoirs of Baron N. Wrangel Plampin, Matthew Illumination 2013 Fiction 9780007413904 8657 It is not enough to conquer; one must also know how to seduce. Voltaire Plampin, Matthew Illumination 2013 Fiction 9780007413904 8658 All the dead have come to hear the concert in this half-lit oasis of Time. Sassoon, Siegfried Diaries Plante, David ABC 2007 Fiction 9780375424618 8659 The enquiry in England is not whether a man has talents and genius, but whether he is passive and polite and a virtuous ass, and obedient to noblemen's opinions in art and science. If he is, he is a good man: if not, he must be starved. Blake, William Plampin, Matthew Will and Tom 2015 Fiction 9780007413928 8660 (ON love as a relationship between the sexes there is nothing new to report, literature has depicted it in all its variations, once and for all, it is no longer a subject for literature that is worthy of the name -- such pronouncements are being made; they fail to recognize that the relation between the sexes changes, that other love stories will take place.) Frisch, Max Pletzinger, Thomas Funeral for a Dog 2008 Fiction 9780393337259 8661 hardly art, hardly garbage The Thermals Pletzinger, Thomas Funeral for a Dog 2008 Fiction 9780393337259 8662 She wanted to die, and she wanted to live in Paris. Flaubert, Gustave Madame Rovary Poeppel, Amy Small Admissions 2016 Fiction 9781501122521 8663 Above all, be the heroine of your life, not the victim.. It will be a little messy, but embrace the mess. It will be complicated, but rejoice in the complications. It will not be anything like what you think it will be like, but surprises are good for you. Ephron, Nora Wellesley commencement Poeppel, Amy Small Admissions 2016 Fiction 1996 9781501122521 8664 You are as close to us as breathing, yet You are farther than the farthermost star. Gates of Prayer: The New Union Prayer Book Poliner, Elizabeth As Close To Us As Breathing 2016 Fiction 9780316384148 8665 Who has turned us around this way, so that no matter what we do, we look as though we're leaving? Like someone standing for the last time on the last hill from which he can view his whole valley -- the way he turns, stops, lingers -- this is the way we live, forever leaving. Rilke Policoff, Stephen Beautiful Somewhere Else 2004 Fiction 8666 "We'll be poor, won't we? Like people in books. And I'll be an orphan and utterly free. Free and poor! What fun!" She stopped and raised her lips to him in a delighted kiss. "It's impossible to be both together," said John grimly. "People have found that out. And I should choose to be free as preferable of the two." Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Diamond as Big as the Ritz Pomerantz, Sharon Rich Boy 2010 Fiction 9780446563185 8667 It was a splendid summer morning and it seemed as if nothing could go wrong. Cheever, John The Common Day Pope, Dan House-Breaking 2015 Fiction 9781476745909 8668 What is then between us? What is the count of the scores of hundreds of years between us? Whitman, Walt Crossing Brooklyn Ferry Poem US Porto, Alexandre Vidal Sergio Y. 2015 Fiction 9781609453275 8669 And just as you felt everything, I feel everything, and here we are holding hands, Holding hands, Walt, holding hands, the universe dancing in our souls. Pessoa, Fernando A Salute to Walt Whitman Porto, Alexandre Vidal Sergio Y. 2015 Fiction 9781609453275 8670 When a trout rising to a fly gets hooked on a line and finds himself unable to swim about freely, he begins with a fight which results in struggles and splashes and sometimes to escape. Often, of course, the situation is too tough for him. In the same way the human being struggles with his environment and with the hooks that catch him. Sometimes he masters his difficulties; sometimes they are too much for him. His struggles are all that the world sees and it naturally misunderstands them. It is hard for a free fish to understand what is happening to a hooked one. Menninger, Karl A. Potok, Chaim The Chosen 1966 Fiction 9780141040776 8671 True happiness Consists not in the multitude of friends, But in the worth and choice. Jonson, Ben Potok, Chaim The Chosen 1966 Fiction 9780141040776 8672 The past isn't over. It isn't even the past. Faulkner, William Poulson, Chrisine Deep Water 2016 Fiction 9781782642145 8673 La lutte elle-meme vers les sommets suffit a remplir un coeur d'homme. Il faut imaginer Sisyphe heureux. (The struggle itself towards the summit should be enough to satisfy the human heart. One can imagine Sisyphus happy.) Camus, Albert France Poulson, Chrisine Deep Water 2016 Fiction 9781782642145 8674 He's my poet of poets - I know him almost by heart. James, Henry The Aspern Papers Pouncey, Maggie Perfect Reader 2010 Fiction 9780307378743 8675 "You look as if you wished the place in Hell," My friend said, "judging from your face." "Oh well, I suppose it's not the place's fault," I said. Larkin, Philip I Remember, I Remember Pouncey, Maggie Perfect Reader 2010 Fiction 9780307378743 8676 Exuberance carries us places we would not otherwise go -- across the savannah, to the moon, into the imagination -- and if we ourselves are not so exuberant we will, caught up by the contagious joy of those who are, be inclined collectively to go younder. Jamison, Kay Redfield Excuberance Powers, Richard Generosity 2009 Fiction 9780374161149 8677 Do you know where you are, Mr Barthelme? In the antechamber to heaven. Daugherty, Tracy Hiding Man: A Biography of Donald Bartherlme Powell, Padgett You & Me 2011 Fiction 9780062126139 8678 He felt rather like somsone lying in a bath after all the water has run out, witless, almost dead. Lowry, Malcom Under the Volcano Powell, Padgett You & Me 2011 Fiction 9780062126139 8679 A yellow bird With a yellow bill Was perched upon My windowsill I lured him in With a piece of bread And then I smashed His fucking head... Traditional U. S. Army Marching Cadence Powers, Kevin The Yellow Birds 2012 Fiction 9781444756166 8680 To be ignorant of evils to come, and forgetfull of evils past, is a merciful provision in nature, whereby we digest the mixture of our few and evil dayes, and our delivered senses not relapsing into cutting remembrances, our sorrows are not kept raw by the edge of repetitions. Browne, Sir Thomas Powers, Kevin The Yellow Birds 2012 Fiction 9781444756166 8681 Do you take it I would astonish? Does the daylight astonish? or the early redstart twittering through the woords? Do I astonish more than they? Whitman, Walt Song of Myself Powell, Padgett The Interrogative Mood 2009 Fiction 9780061859410 8682 The entire city is dedicated to Venus. Alphonso de la Cueva Spain Philips, The Rossetti Letter 2007 Fiction 9781416527374 8683 Two lone women in an unknown city -- now that's what I call an adventure. Forster, E. M. A Room With a View Philips, The Rossetti Letter 2007 Fiction 9781416527374 8684 This book is intended to be of wholesome helpfulness to mankind, and not to engender morbid desire or taint human souls. Bartlett, E. A. Love Murders of Harry E. Powers (Beware of such Bluebeards) Philips, Jayne Anne Quiet Dell 2013 Fiction 9781419172537 8685 (Special) -- In the backyard of the Eicher home at Park Ridge, a suburb of Chicago, stands a little marker, with the inscription, "Graveyard for Animals," scribbled in the childish handwriting of Annabel Eicher, 9. There the Eicher children had buried a bird, playmates said. The Clarksburg Telegram Philips, Jayne Anne Quiet Dell 2013 Fiction 1931 9781419172537 8686 Whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God. Ruth 1:16 Philips, Come In And Cover Me 2012 Fiction 9781594488443 8687 The Muses are virgins... Cupid, when sometimes asked by his mother Venus why he did not attack the Muses, used to reply that he found them so beautiful, so pure, so modest, bashful, and continually occupied... in the arrangement of music, that when he drew near them he unstrung his bow, closed his quiver, and put out his torch, since they made him shy and afraid of injuring them. Rabelais, Francois Gargantua and Pantagruel, 3:31 Philips, Arthur The Song is You 2009 Fiction 9781400066469 8688 While I was dizzied thus, old thought would crowd, Belonging to the time ere I was bought By Arthur's great name and his little love; Must I give up for ever then, I thought, That which I deemed would ever round me move Glorifying all things; for a little word, Scarce ever meant at all, must I now prove Stone-cold for ever? Morris, William The Defence of Guenevere Pidgeon, Sean Finding Camlann 2013 Fiction 8689 Little sleep's-head sprouting hair in the moonlight, when I come back we will go out together, we will walk out together among the ten thousand things, each scratched too late with such knowledge, the wages of dying is love. Kinnell, Galway Pierpont, Julia Among the Ten Thousand Things 2015 Fiction 9780812995220 8690 The supper dishes are over and the sun unaccustomed to anything else goes all the way down. Sexton, Anne Lament Pietrzyk, Leslie A Year and A Day 2004 Fiction 60554657 8691 While nothing is easier than to denounce the evildoer; nothing is more difficult than to understand him. Dostoevsky, Fyodor Russia Pintoff, Stefanie In the Shadow of Gotham 2009 Fiction 9780312544904 8692 Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life. Khayyam, Omar Pinborough, Sarah The Death House 2015 Fiction 9781473202320 8693 "Well, not that we have seen each other," said the Unicorn, "If you'll believe in me, I'll believe in you." Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There Novel UK Pinborough, Sarah The Language of Dying 2009 Fiction 9781782067542 8694 Mountains bow down to this grief... But hope keeps singing from afar. Akhmatova, Anna Perlman, Elliot The Street Sweeper 2011 Fiction 9781594488474 8695 Where are you rolling, little apple... Russian Marching Song Song Russia Perutz, Leo Little Apple 1987 Fiction 9781782271673 8696 I felt as though I had dipped into some supernatural source of primal energy. Dickey, James Deliverance Percy, Benjamin The Wilding 2010 Fiction 9781555975692 8697 My father, I thought, could have told me things to know, actual as a stone with a code engraved on it, a thing you could put in your pocket and carry around, cool and hard and smooth, that you could touch when you were worried. But such a thing was not in our contract. Kittredge, William Who Owns the West? Percy, Benjamin The Wilding 2010 Fiction 9781555975692 8698 Instead of adapting, as we began to do, we have tried to make contry and climate over to fit our existing habits and desires. Instead of listening to the silence, we have shouted into the void. We have tried to make the arid West into what it was never meant to be and cannot remain, the Garden of the World and the home to the multiple millions. Stegner, Wallace Striking the Rock Percy, Benjamin The Wilding 2010 Fiction 9781555975692 8699 This is the place where I made my best mistakes. Costello, Elvis Pernice, Joe It Feels so Good When I Stop 2009 Fiction 9781594488740 8700 When Mama lay a-dyin' on the flatbed, She told me not to truck with girls like you; But I was blinded by the glare of your headlights, And went joy-ridin' just for the view. CHORUS: You're a detour on the highway to heaven I am lost on the backroads of sin, I have got to get back to the four-lane, So that I can see Mama again. Your curves made me lose my direction, My hands from the steering whell strayed, But you were just one more roadside attraction, It's been ten thousand miles since I prayed. If you ever get out of the fast lane And get back to that highway above, I'll be waiting for you at the tollbooth, In that land where all roads end in love. You're a Detour on the Highway to Heaven Peters, Elizabeth Next Train to Memphis 1994 Fiction 749901868 8701 Shantih shantih shantih Eliot, T. S. Peterson, Joseph G. Wanted: Elevator Man 2012 Fiction 9780857806778 8702 Whosoever unceasingly strives upward... him we can save. Goethe Pfarrer, Chuck Killing Che 2007 Fiction 9781400063932 8703 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William Requiem for a Nun Sims, Michael The Phantom Coach 2014 Fiction 9781620408056 8704 GI's corrupted the native term han'guk saram, which means Korean, into the derisive slang "gook," which was indelicately applied to all Asians, even in later undeclared wars. Dvorchak, Robert J. Battle for Korea Philips, Jayne Anne Lark and Termite 2009 Fiction 9780375401954 8705 Because no battle is ever won he said. They are not even fought. The field only reveals to man his own folly and despair, and victory is an illusion of philosophers and fools. Faulkner, William The Sound and the Fury Philips, Jayne Anne Lark and Termite 2009 Fiction 9780375401954 8706 Is your mouth a little weak When you open it to speak, are you smart? Hart, Lorenz and Rodgers, Richard "My Funny Valentine", Babes in Arms Philips, Jayne Anne Lark and Termite 2009 Fiction 1936 9780375401954 8707 Scientific examination of the spiritual or "occultist" experience demonstrates that haunting can emerge from the forgotten depths of our own past, and assume physical and externalized form, now independent of the memories that spawned it, as Athena sprang from the head of Zeus, of him but at once free of him. Memories and ghosts are not so easily distinguished as previous generations have assumed. D'Oyly, Sir Everett Philips, Arthur Angelica 2007 Fiction 1880 9781400062515 8708 Before Teddy knew it, his mom was hugging him and Dallie was hugging her, and the three of them were standing right there in the middle of the Statue of Liberty security office hugging each other and crying like a dumb old bunch of babies. Fancy Pants Philips, Susan Elizabeth Call Me Irresistible 2011 Fiction 9780061351525 8709 Still, for the millionth time Lucy wished she could have a real family. All her life, she'd dreamed of having a dad who mowed her lawn and called her some kind of lame pet name, and a mom who didn't get drunk and keep losing jobs and having sex with everybody. Philips, Susan Elizabeth First Lady Novel Philips, Susan Elizabeth The Great Escape 2012 Fiction 9780062106063 8710 The only thing new in this world is the history you don't know. Truman, Harry S. Peace, David Nineteen Seventy-Four 1999 Fiction 9781847245359 8711 The obedient and virtuous son kills his father. The chaste man performs sodomy upon his neighbours. The lecher becomes pure. The miser throws his gold in handfuls out of the window. The warrior hero sets fire to the city he once risked his life to save. Artaud, Antonin The Theatre and the Plague Peace, David Occupied City 2009 Fiction 1933 9780571232024 8712 juggle: v. & n. v. 1. intr. perform feats of dexterity, esp. by tossing objects in the air and catching them, keeping several in the air at the same time. 2. tr. continue to deal with (several activities) at once, esp. with ingenuity. 3. intr. & tr. (foll. by with) a deceive or cheat. b. misrepresent (facts). c rearrange adroitly. n. 1. a piece of juggling. 2. a fraud. Concise Oxford Dictionary Pearson, Allison I don't know how she Does it 2002 Fiction 8713 To tell the truth is a duty: but it is a duty only in respect to one who has a right to the truth. Constant, Benjamin Pearece, Roger Agent of the State 2012 Fiction 9781444721850 8714 On Wenlock Edge the wood's in trouble His forest fleece the Wrekin heaves; The gale, it plies the saplings double, And thick on Severn snow the leaves. The gale, it plies the saplings double, It blows so hard, 'twill soon be gone: Today the Roman and his trouble Are ashes under Uricon. Housman, A. E. A Shropshire Lad Pears, Tim Disputed Land 2011 Fiction 978043020812 8715 The last lonesome train is takin' me home; I've been on this highway too long. Will anyone there remember my name Or hear the pain in my song? Miller, Jake Last Lonesome Train Peden, Peggy O' Neal Your Killin' Heart 2017 Fiction 9781250122681 8716 Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all. Dickinson, Emily Hope Poem US Peebles, Sue The Death of Lomond Friel 2010 Fiction 9780701184308 8717 This is thy hour O Soul, thy free flight into the wordless, away from books, away from art, the day erased, the lesson done, Thee fully forth emerging, silent, gazing, pondering the themes thou lovest best, Night, sleep, death and the stars. Whitman, Walt A Clear Midnight Poem US Peebles, Sue Snake Road 2013 Fiction 9780099575849 8718 But for those like us, our fate is to face the world as orphans, chasing through long years the shadows of vanished parents. There is nothing for it but to try and see through our missions to the end, as best as we can, for until we do so, we will be permitted no calm. Ishiguro, Kazuo When We Were Orphans Peixoto, Jose Luis The Piano Cemetery 2006 Fiction 9780747599654 8719 Neither pray I for these alone, but for them also which shall believe on me through their word; that they all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that the world may believe that thou hast sent me. And the glory which thou gavest me I have given them; that they may be one, even as we are one: I in them, and thou in me, that they may be made perfect in one; and that the world may know that thou hast sent me, and hast loved them, as thou loved me. Father, I will that they also, whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am; that they may behold my glory, which thou hast given me: for thou lovedst me before the foundation of the world. O righteous Father, the world hath not known thee: but I have known thee, and these have known that thou hast sent me. And I have declared unto them thy name, and will declare it: that the love wherewith thou hast loved me may be in them, and I in them. John 17, xx-xxvi Peixoto, Jose Luis The Piano Cemetery 2006 Fiction 9780747599654 8720 Last night I dreamed that I was a child out where the pines grow wild and tall I was trying to make it home through the forest before the darkness falls. Springsteen, Bruce My Father's House Pelecanos, George The Way Home 2009 Fiction 9780752875439 8721 In these city streets -- Everywhere You got to be careful Where you move your feet, and how you part your hair Do you really think God could ever forgive, this life we live Back in the world, back in the world. Mayfield, Curtis Back to the World Pelecanos, George King Suckerman 1997 Fiction 9780316695909 8722 We live as we dream -- alone. Conrad, Joseph Peltzer, Ulrich Part of the Solution 2007 Fiction 9781906497651 8723 Jour apres jour les amours mortes n'en finissent pas de mourir. Gainsbourg, Serge Pelevin, Victor S. N. U. F. F. 2011 Fiction 9781473213029 8724 A big sloppy kiss: fifteen dead Mounier, Christian Pennac, Daniel Passion Fruit 1999 Fiction 1860467474 8725 Visita Interiora Terrae Rectificando Invenies Occultum Lapidem Alchemical Motto Penkov, Miroslav Stork Mountain 2016 Fiction 9780374222796 8726 I think we've really been feeling awesome for four years. Dion, Celine Pendarvis, Jack Awesome 2008 Fiction 9781596922402 8727 All visible things have been broughht forth by nature, and it is among these that painting is born. Since nature is truly the Daughter of God, the painter is the Grandson of God. To him is given the power to create all things in the universe through essence, presence, or imagination... Alberti, Leon Battista Della pittura Pepper, Curtis Bill Leonardo 2012 Fiction 9780911469363 8728 We are all bastards; all, that most venerable man, which I did call my father was I know not where when I was stamp'd... Shakespeare, William Cymbeline Pepper, Curtis Bill Leonardo 2012 Fiction 9780911469363 8729 Virtue rejects facility to be her companion. She requires a craggy, rough and thorny way. De Montaigne, Michel Pepper, Andrew Kill-Devil And Water 2008 Fiction 9780297852391 8730 The chiefe fudling they make in the Island is Rumbullion, alias Kill-Devil, and this is made of sugar cane distilled, a hott, hellish and terrible liquor. Anonymous Pepper, Andrew Kill-Devil And Water 2008 Fiction 9780297852391 8731 [T]he gulf between how one should live and how one does live is so wide that a man who neglects what is actually done for what should be done learns the way to self-destruction rather than self-preservation. Machiavelli, Niccolo The Prince Pepper, Andrew The Last Days of Newgate 2006 Fiction 9780753821688 8732 Since then the smelters whose brick stacks stuck up tall against a gloomy mountain to the south had yellow-smoked everything into uniform dinginess. The result was an ugly city of forty thousand people, set in an ugly notch between two ugly mountains that had been all dirtied up by mining. Hammett, Dashiell Red Harvest Pepper, Andrew Bloody Winter 2011 Fiction 9781780220116 8733 There's the scarlet thread of murder running through the colourless skein of life, and our duty is to unravel it, and isolate it, and expose every inch of it. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan A Study in Scarlet Perera, Lishan Time to Die 2007 Fiction 9789551723002 8734 What chance has a woman got? Stanwyck, Barbara Baby Face Patrick, Design for Dying 2016 Fiction 1933 9780765381842 8735 Where men are the most sure and arrogant, they are commonly the most mistaken, and have there given reins to passion, without that proper deliberation and suspense, which can alone secure them from the grossest absurdities. Hume, David An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals Paul, Chris & Solomon, Matt Deck Z 2012 Fiction 9781452108032 8736 The Lord looks down from heaven upon the children of me, to see if there are any that act wisely, that seek after God. They have all gone astray, they are all alike corrupt; there is none that does good, no, not one. Psalm 14:2,3 Pava, Sergio De La A Naked Singularity 2008 Fiction 9780226141794 8737 Truth is beautiful, without doubt; but so are lies. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Pavone, Chris The Expats 2012 Fiction 9780571279159 8738 The one charm of marriage is that it makes a life of deception absolutely necessary for both parties. Wilde, Oscar Pavone, Chris The Expats 2012 Fiction 9780571279159 8739 Am I my brother's keeper? The Book of Genesis Pavlov, Oleg The Matiushin Case 1997 Fiction 9781908276360 8740 To know that one has a secret is to know half the secret itself. Beecher, Henry Ward Pavone, Chris The Travelers 2016 Fiction 9780571298907 8741 Declare the past, diagnose the present, foretell the future. Hippocrates Pavlov, Stel Gene 2005 Fiction 9780743208598 8742 Where the rivers meet you tell me of your black dreams. Your memories make me uneasy. But I listen because I know my listening, like all listening, allows you to heal. HLP Payne, Holly The Sound of Blue 2005 Fiction 525947922 8743 Inutil observar que el mejor volumen de los muchos hexagonas que adminstro se titula Trueno peinado, y otro El calambre de yeso y otro Axaxaxas mlo. Esas proposiciones, a primera vista inchorentes, sin duda son capaces de una justificacion criptografico o alegorica; esa justificacion es verbal y, ex hypothesi, ya figura en la Biblioteca. No puedo combinar unoas caracteres dhcmrlchtdj que la divina Biblioteca no haya previsto y que en alguna de sus lenguas secretas no encierren un terrible sentido. Nadie puede articular una silaba que no este llena de ternuras y temores; que no sea en alguno de esos lenguajes el nombre poderoso de un dios. Borges, Jorge Luis La Biblioteca de Babel Soldan, Edmundo Taz Turing's Delirium 2003 Fiction 9780618541393 8744 The king hath note of all that they intend, By interception which they dream not of. Shakespeare, William Henry V Soldan, Edmundo Taz Turing's Delirium 2003 Fiction 9780618541393 8745 All information looks like noise until you break the code. Stephenson, Neal Snow Crash Soldan, Edmundo Taz Turing's Delirium 2003 Fiction 9780618541393 8746 When a righteous man turneth away from his righteousness, and committeth iniquity, and dieth in them; for his inquity that he hath done shall he die. Again, when the wicked man turneth away from his wickedness that he hath committed, and doeth that which is lawful and right, he shall save his soul alive. Ezekiel 18, 26-27 Peace, David Nineteen Seventy-Seven 2000 Fiction 9781847245366 8747 Oh, this is the way to the fairy wood, Where the wolf ate Little Red Riding Hood; But this is the riddle that you must tell -- How is it, if it so befell, That he ate her up in that horrid way, In these pretty pages she lives today? Traditional Peace, David Nineteen Eighty-Three 2002 Fiction 9781847245380 8748 Ah, distinctly I remember it was in the bleak December; And each separate dying ember wrought its ghost upon the floor. Poe, Edgar Allan The Raven Peace, David Nineteen Eighty 2001 Fiction 9781847245373 8749 It is for your sake that I am dying. Slovene peasant Partisan calling to German firing squad Pears, Tim In the Light of the Morning 2014 Fiction 1944 9780099559368 8750 Some books are to be tasted, others are to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Bacon, Francis Pearl, Matthew The Last Bookaneer 2015 Fiction 9781594204920 8751 No, I suppose you never heard of such a creature. Fergins, E. C. Pearl, Matthew The Last Bookaneer 2015 Fiction 9781594204920 8752 It panics him. He always keeps the curtains drawn. "They are out there, Mother, they're out there." Cassidy, Evelyn Pearson, Allison I think I Love You 2010 Fiction 9780701176976 8753 "I remember everything!" cried Pinocchio. "Tell me quickly, dear snail, where did you leave my good fairy? What is she doing? Has she pardoned me? Does she still remember me? Does she love me still? Collodi, Carlo Pinocchio Parsons, Tony Men from the Boys 2010 Fiction 978007327751 8754 If America ever ceases to be good, America will cease to be great. Tocqueville, Alexis de Parker, T. Jefferson Full Measure 2014 Fiction 9781908737809 8755 There, then, he sat, holding that imbecile candle in the heart of that almighty forlornness. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Parker, T. Jefferson Iron River 2010 Fiction 9780525951490 8756 On this dunghill we will search among the rubble for our talisman of hope. Awoonor, Kofi This Earth, My Brother Parkes, Nil Ayikwei Tail of the Blue Bird 2009 Fiction 9780224085748 8757 The unpredicatable wins, the obvious loses. Sun Tzu China Pastor, Ben Tin Sky 2012 Fiction 9781908524515 8758 Surely men of low degree are vanity, and men of high degree are a lie: to be laid in the balance, they are altogether lighter than vanity. Psalm 62:9 Pastor, Ben Liar Moon 2001 Fiction 9781904738824 8759 Luna Mendax A Liar Moon Pastor, Ben Liar Moon 2001 Fiction 9781904738824 8760 It was as though she who had arranged this room had said: "This I will have, and this, and this," taking piece by piece from the treasures in Manderley each object that pleased her best, ignoring the second-rate, the mediocre, laying her hand with sure and certain instinct only upon the best. Maurier, Daphne Du Rebecca Pastan, Rachel Alena 2014 Fiction 9781594632471 8761 Haec urbs arx omnium gentium. (This City, bulwark of all peoples.) Cicero Pastor, Ben A Dark Song of Blood 2002 Fiction 9781904738300 8762 Roma caput mundi regit orbis frena rotundi. (Rome, head of the world, holds the bridle of the globe.) Imperial Seal Pastor, Ben A Dark Song of Blood 2002 Fiction 9781904738300 8763 "How can they charitably dispose of anything when blood is their argument." Shakespeare, William Pasha, Anwar Rifles Bread Women 2008 Fiction 9847016900426 8764 The use of force alone is but temporary. It may subdue for a moment; but it does not remove the necessity of subduing again, and a nation is not governed which is perpetually to be conquered. Burke Pasha, Anwar Rifles Bread Women 2008 Fiction 9847016900426 8765 "If I can but see one of my daughters happily settled at Netherfield," said Mrs. Bennet to her husband, "and all the others equally well married, I shall have nothing to wish for." Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Pastan, Rachel This Side of Married 2004 Fiction 670033065 8766 Let my death be a greater birth! Margall, Joan Cant espiritual Pastor, Marc Barcelona Shadows Catalan 2008 Fiction 9781782279225 8767 The boundaries which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vague. Poe, Edgar Allan The Premature Burial Pastor, Marc Barcelona Shadows Catalan 2008 Fiction 9781782279225 8768 Sanguinem universae carnis non comedetis, quia anima omnis carnis sanguis eius est: et, quicumque comederit illum, interibit. Leviticus 17:14 Pastor, Marc Barcelona Shadows Catalan 2008 Fiction 9781782279225 8769 "Didn't hear what the bet was." "Your life." Eastwood, Clint For a Few Dollars More US Pastor, Marc Barcelona Shadows Catalan 2008 Fiction 9781782279225 8770 Go back to the target you missed; walk away from the one you hit squarely. Kazantzakis Report to Greco Pastor, Ben The Road to Ithaca 2014 Fiction 9781908524805 8771 A room lit to the most hidden corner is no longer liveable. Herzog, Werner I am My Films Pastor, Ben The Road to Ithaca 2014 Fiction 9781908524805 8772 Let me gaze once more on Krakow, at her walls, where every brick and every stone is dear to me. Paul II, Pope John Pasulka, A Long Long Time Ago & Essentially True 2009 Fiction 1979 9780547055077 8773 In the majority of instances human beings, even the evil-doers among them, are far more naive and straightforward than we suppose. And that include ourselves. Doestoyevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov Patterson, Victoria The Little Brother 2015 Fiction 9781619025387 8774 Home seemed a heaven and that we were cast out... Green, Henry Patchett, Ann Taft 1994 Fiction 60540761 8775 The traveler has to knock every alien door to come to his own, and one has to wander through all the outer worlds to reach the innermost shrine at the end. Tagore, Rabindranath Gitanjali Patel, Shona Flame Tree Road 2015 Fiction 9780778316667 8776 What loneliness is more lonely than distrust? Eliot, George Patterson, Victoria This Vacant Paradise 2011 Fiction 9781582436456 8777 When a young lady is to be a heroine, the perverseness of forty surrounding families cannot prevent her. Something must and will happen to throw a hero in her way. Austen, Jane UK Patillo, Beth Jane Austen Ruined My Life 2009 Fiction 9780824947712 8778 Fonti e colline chiesi agli Dei; m 'udiro alfine, pago io vovro, ne mai quel fonte co 'desir miei, ne mai quel monte trapassero. (I asked the Gods for hills and springs; They listened to me at last. I shall live contented. And I shall never desire to go beyond that spring, nor shall I desire to cross that mountain.) Bellini, Vincenzo Sei Ariette I: Malinconia, ninfa gentile Patchett, Ann Bel Canto 2001 Fiction 60188731 8779 Sprecher: Ihr Fremdlinge! was sucht oder fordert ihn von uns? Tamino: Freundschaft und Liebe. Sprecher: Bist du bereit, es mit deinem Leben zu erkampfen? Tamino: Ja. (Speaker: Stranger, what do you seek or ask from us? Tamino: Friendship and love. Speaker: And are you prepared even if it costs you your life? Tamino: I am.) Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus The Magic Flute Patchett, Ann Bel Canto 2001 Fiction 60188731 8780 This royal throne of kings, this sceptred isle, This earth of majesty, this seat of Mars, This other Eden, demi-paradise, This fortress built by nature for herself Against infection and the hand of war, This happy breed of men, this little world, This precious stone, set in the silver sea. Shakespeare, William Richard II Play UK Parker, Imogen This Little World 2009 Fiction 8781 My beloved is gone down into his garden, to the beds of spices, to feed in the gardens, and to gather lilies. I am my beloved's, and my beloved is mine: he feedeth among the lilies. Song of Solomon Park, David The Poets' Wives 2014 Fiction 9781620405246 8782 In such a night Stood Dido with a willow in her hand Upon the wild sea banks and waft her love To come again to Carthage. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Parker Jr., John L. Again to Carthage 2007 Fiction 9781439192481 8783 You've crossed the finish line, Won the race but lost your mind. Was it worth after all? Bane, Lazlo Superman Parker Jr., John L. Again to Carthage 2007 Fiction 9781439192481 8784 Europe (in Athens) does business at truly reasonable rates. You needn't fear interruption or the gainsaying of whims; also, she offers irreproachable sheets, and -- in winter -- a coal-fire. This time, Zeus, comes as you are. No bull. Antipater of Thessalonika Parks, Tim Europa 1997 Fiction 9781611456981 8785 Love's night & a lamp judged our vows: that she would love me ever & I should never leave her. Love's night & you, lamp, witnessed the pact. Today the vow runs: "Oaths such as these, waterwords." Tonight, lamp, witness her lying. -- in other arms. Meleager Parks, Tim Europa 1997 Fiction 9781611456981 8786 ... it was now too late and too far to go back, and I went on. And the mists had all solemnly risen now, and the world lay spread before me. Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Parsons, Tony Catching the Sun 2012 Fiction 9780007327799 8787 Do good -- get good. Do bad -- get bad. Thai Proverb Proverb Thailand Parsons, Tony Catching the Sun 2012 Fiction 9780007327799 8788 Crimes reverberate through years and through lives. It is a rare homicide that destroys only one person. Oates, Joyce Carol After Black Rock Parsons, Tony The Slaughter Man 2015 Fiction 9781784755102 8789 Most gypsies fear the dead. Buckland, Raymond Buckland's Book of Gypsy Magic -- Travellers' Stories, Spells & Healings Parsons, Tony The Slaughter Man 2015 Fiction 9781784755102 8790 Crimes as serious as murder should have strong emotions behind them. Orwell, George The Decline of the English Murder Parsons, Tony The Murder Bag 2014 Fiction 9781784750824 8791 And nothing in life shall sever The chain that is round us now. Eton Boating Song Parsons, Tony The Murder Bag 2014 Fiction 9781784750824 8792 How did I know you ran the mile in 4:30 in high school? That's easy. Everyone ran the mile in 4:30 in high school. Shorter, Frank out running somewhere Parker, John L. Once A Runner 1978 Fiction 1969 9781416597889 8793 My arms fit you like a sleeve, they hold catkins of your willows, the wild bee farms of your nerves, each muscle and fold of your first days. Sexton, Anne Unknown Girl in the Maternity Ward Parker, Amy Beasts & Children 2016 Fiction 9780544370135 8794 Now there is at Jerusalem by the sheep market a pool, which is called in the Hebrew tongue Bethesda having five porches. In these lay a great multitude of impotent folk, of blind, halt, withered, waiting for the moving of the water. For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the water: whosoever then first after the troubling of the water stepped in was made whole of whatsoever disease he had. St John 5, 2-4 Park, David The Truth Commissioner 2008 Fiction 9780747596332 8795 Enough of worldly affairs! I shall concentrate my mind in meditation, dragging it from false paths. The Bodhicaryavatara Parks, Tim Sex is Forbidden 2012 Fiction 978009956895 8796 Where are my women now, with their sweet wet words and ways, and the miraculous balls of hail popping in a green translucence in the yards? Johnson, Denis Work Parker, Michael Don't Make me Stop Now 2007 Fiction 9781565124851 8797 That was the last time the girl Wendy ever saw him. For a little longer she tried for his sake not to have growing pains; and she felt she was untrue to him when she got a prize for general knowledge. But the years came and went without bringing the careless boy; and when they met again Wendy was a married woman, and Peter was no more to her than a little dust in the box in which she had kept her toys. Wendy was grown up. You need not be sorry for her. She was one of the kind that likes to grow up. Barrie, J. M. Peter Pan and Wendy Parsons, Tony Starting Over 2009 Fiction 9780007326624 8798 Be in this world as a stranger, or as a traveler passing through it. Hadith, or Sayings of the Prophet Parssinen, Kejia The Ruins of Us 2012 Fiction 9780062064486 8799 When I wiped you from the book of memory I did not know I was striking out half my life. Qabbani, Nizar Foolishness Parssinen, Kejia The Ruins of Us 2012 Fiction 9780062064486 8800 In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes? On what wings dare he aspire? What the hand, dare seize the fire? Blake, William The Tyger Parry, Leslie Church of Marvels 2015 Fiction 9780062367556 8801 We go on doing research and thinking about all sorts of problems, as if we could one day reach the thought that would set us free. Bateson, Gregory Parks, Tim Dreams of Rivers and Seas 2008 Fiction 9781846551130 8802 After a good dinner one can forgive anybody, even one's own relations. Wilde, Oscar Page, Katherine Hall The Body in the Birches 2015 Fiction 9780062310828 8803 Ideologies separate us. Dreams and anguish bring us together. Ionesco, Eugene Palumbo, Dennis Fever Dream 2011 Fiction 9781590589571 8804 We are children of time, not its masters; we can act upon time only by acting within it. Troeltsch, Ernest The Essesnce of the Modern Spirit Palmer, Dexter Version Control 2016 Fiction 9780307907592 8805 How sad that this generation imagines that the form, colour, name and sound are enough to capture the essence of something! The Book of Chuang Tzu Palmer, Dexter Version Control 2016 Fiction 9780307907592 8806 Knowledge is a big subject. Ignorance is bigger. And it is more interesting. Firestein, Stuart Ignorance Palmer, Dexter Version Control 2016 Fiction 9780307907592 8807 The distinction between past, present and future is an illusion, but a very persistent one. Einstein, Albert Palama, Feliz J. The Map of Time 2008 Fiction 9781439177397 8808 Mankind's most perfectly terrifying work of art is the division of time. Canetti, Elias Palama, Feliz J. The Map of Time 2008 Fiction 9781439177397 8809 What is waiting for me in the direction I don't take? Kerouac, Jack Palama, Feliz J. The Map of Time 2008 Fiction 9781439177397 8810 Prospero. -- Dost thou hear? Miranda. Your tale, sir, would cure deafness. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Palmer, Dexter The Dream of Perpetual Motion 2010 Fiction 9780312558154 8811 Here opened another totally new education, which promised by far to be the most hazardous of all. The knife edge along which he must crawl, like Sir Lancelot in the twelfth century, divided two kingdoms of force which had nothing in common but attraction. They were as different as a magnet is from gravitation, supposing one knew what a magnet was, or gravitation, or love. Adams, Henry The Educatoin of Henry Adams Palmer, Dexter The Dream of Perpetual Motion 2010 Fiction 9780312558154 8812 One of the duties of the State is that of caring for those of its citizens who find themselves the victims of such adverse circumstances as makes them unable to obtain even the necessities for mere existence without the aid of others. That responsibility is recognized by every civilized nation... To these unfortunate citizens, aid must be extended by government -- not as a matter of charity, but a matter of social duty. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Fireside Chat Palmer, Michael Resistant 2014 Fiction 1933 9781472209009 8813 Throughout the course of human history people have endured uncertainties brought on by illness, poverty, disability, and aging. Economists and sociologists take delight in labeling these inevitablities as threats to one's economic security, when in truth they are the price each individual must pay to fund their existence. Hill, Lancaster R. 100 Neighbors, Sawyer River Books Palmer, Michael Resistant 2014 Fiction 1939 9781472209009 8814 Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius. Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Palmer, Liza Girl Before a Mirror 2015 Fiction 9780062297242 8815 I got a ways to go And I'm carrying a heavy load But baby I want you to know Baby I want you to know That I never been so sure and I never wanted nothing more That you were who my love is for You were who my love is for. Andrews, Julie My Love is For Palmer, Liza Girl Before a Mirror 2015 Fiction 9780062297242 8816 All pasts are like poems, you can derive a thousand things, but you can't live in them. Fowles, John Palumbo, Dennis Mirror Image 2010 Fiction 97815905887508 8817 I've looked at life from both sides now... Michell, Joni Palmer, Liza The F Word 2017 Fiction 9781250083470 8818 There was much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust. Poe, Edgar Allan The Masque of the Red Death Palahniuk, Chuch Haunted 2005 Fiction 9781400032822 8819 Gertrude, truth is a very complex thing. Wilde, Oscar An Ideal Husband Palin, Michael The Truth 2012 Fiction 9780297860211 8820 Each time you happen to me all over again. Wharton, Edith The Age of Innocence Palmer, Liza Nowhere but Home 2012 Fiction 9780062007476 8821 I have an interior that I never knew of. Everything passes into ti now. I don't know what happens there. Rilke, Rainer Maria Palacio, Derek Mortifications 2016 Fiction 9781101905692 8822 I'm fractured from the fall, and I want to go home. Adams, Ryan Palmer, Liza A Field Guide to Burying Your Parents 2009 Fiction 9780340962169 8823 The way of the world is to bloom and to flower and die but in the affairs of men there is no waning and the noon of his expression signals the onset of night. His spirit is exhausted at the peak of its achievement. His meridian is at once his darkening and the evening of his day. McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian Panowich, Brian Bull Mountain 2015 Fiction 9781784082659 8824 When the swords flash, let no idea of love, piety, or even the face of your fathers move you. Shakespeare, William Julius Caesar Play UK Panowich, Brian Bull Mountain 2015 Fiction 9781784082659 8825 I'm telling you The truth O saints. I've sinned more Than most. I can't understand Why You find me Worthy of love. I am my own Witness. So trust What my conscience tells me. I have overcome Nothing. My fame is based On mere hearsay. Much harrowed by A life full of hardships, I stalled Like a stubborn Bullock, That's had enough Of whipping And twisting of the tail, While pulling A hard plough. I just dropped out. And stayed still. Tukaram Pande, My Own Witness 2000 Fiction 8826 Dining partners, regardless of gender, social standing, or the years they've lived, should be chosen for their ability to eat -- and drink! -- with the right mixture of abandon and restraint. They should enjoy food, and look upon its preparation and its degustion as one of the human arts. Fisher, M. F. K. Serve It Forth O' Neal, Barbara The All You Can Dream Buffet 2014 Fiction 9780345536860 8827 Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Twain, Mark O' Neill, Anthony The Dark Side 2016 Fiction 9781501119569 8828 Evolutionary biologists and their cousins the paleontologists know that life on this planet has not been a smooth progression of uninterrupted evolution of species. There have been numerous global mass extinctions throughout the 600 million years of multicellular life on this planet. Norton, O. Richard Rocks from Space Oppegaard, David Wormwood, Nevada 2009 Fiction 9780312381110 8829 a swimmer in distress cries, "I shall drown; no one will save me!" A suicide puts it the other way: "I will drown; no one shall save me!" In relaxed speech, however, the words shall and will are seldom used precisely; our ear guides us or fails to guide us, as the case may be, and we are quite likely to drown men when we want to survive and survive when we want to drown. Strunk and White The Elements of Style Oppegaard, David The Suicide Collectors 2008 Fiction 9780312381103 8830 Sometimes I feel like a great chef who has devoted his entire life to monastic study of the art of cooking & gathered the finest ingredients & built the most advanced kitchen & prepared the most exquisite meal so perfect, so delicious, so extraordinary more astounding than any meal ever created yet each day I stand in my window & watch ninety-seven percent of the world walk past my restuarant into the mcdonald's across the street. fsj FSJ Option$ 2007 Fiction 9780306817410 8831 Past cure I am, now reason is past care, And frantic-mad with everyone unrest; My thoughts and my discourse as madman's are At random from the truth, vainly expressed; For I have sworn thee fair, and thought thee bright Who art as black as hell, as dark as night. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 147 Poem UK O' Reilly, Sally Dark Aemilia 2014 Fiction 9781250048134 8832 At half-past three a single bird Unto a silent sky Propounded but a single term Of cautious melody. At half-past four, experiment Had subjugated test, And lo! her silver principle Supplanted all the rest. At half-past seven, element Nor implement was seen, And place was where the presence was, Circumference between. Dickinson, Emily Poem US O' Riordan, Kate The Memory Stones 2003 Fiction 743450175 8833 For this is the real nature of California and the secret of its fascination; this untamed, undomesticated, aloof, prehistoric landscape which relentlessly reminds the traveller of his human condition and the circumstances of his tenure upon the earth. "You are perfectly welcome," it tells him, "during your short visit. Everything is at your disposal. Only, I must warn you, if things go wrong, don't blame me. I accept no responsibility. I am not part of your neurosis. Don't cry to me for safety. There is no home here. There is no security in your mansions or your fortress, your family vaults or your banks or your double beds. Understand this fact, and you will be free. Accept it, and you will be happy. Isherwood, Christopher O' Riordan, Adam The Burning Ground 2017 Fiction 9781408864777 8834 In Chicago I had unfinished emotional business. Bellow, Saul The Actual Orner, Peter Love and Shame and Love 2011 Fiction 9780316129398 8835 You were the messenger of my death, Of my metamorphosis. Browning, Robert Orsi, Guillermo Holy City 2009 Fiction 9780857050649 8836 The spider you saved has bitten you. What can you do about it? When God is far away! Don't even trust your brothers, They hang you from the Cross... Troilo, Anibal and Castillo, Catulo Desencuentro Tango Orsi, Guillermo Holy City 2009 Fiction 9780857050649 8837 And ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation. Gibran, Kahlil The Prophet Ortlepp, Amanda Claiming Noah 2015 Fiction 9781455565986 8838 We are immortal, I know it sounds like a joke. Cortazar, Julio Orton, Thomas The Lost Glass Plates of Wilfred Eng 1999 Fiction 1582430233 8839 To show you mercy is no gain, to destroy you is no loss. The Angkar Osborne, Lawrence Hunters in the Dark 2015 Fiction 9780553447347 8840 The behavior of fundamental particles is essentially random. Heisenberg O' Shaughnessy, Perri Case of Lies 2005 Fiction 749907495 8841 I pretend to be ordinary just as ordinary as can be I pretend to be ordinary But how do people do it? What is it they do? What is it you do? Ljungstrom, Olle Ostlundh, Hakan The Viper 2008 Fiction 9780312642327 8842 A crude invitation, a little libation, to jump start something. Come on... Shake the sand off, walk the jetty with me, toss your line out... Hey, you might as well... Rose, Eileen Walk the Jetty Song Oulton, Caroline Unsafe Attachments 2008 Fiction 9780099519843 8843 Did you love me forever just for those three days... Williams, Lucinda Those Three Days Song Oulton, Caroline Unsafe Attachments 2008 Fiction 9780099519843 8844 You will hear the voice of my memories stronger than the voice of my death -- that is, if death ever had a voice. Rulfo, Juan Pedro Paramo Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 8845 Follow my tracks in the sand that lead Beyond thought and space. Hafez Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 8846 Chon gi lala ... Luo story beginnings Owuor, Yvonne Adhiambo Dust 2014 Fiction 9780307961204 8847 I hold my honey and I store my bread In little jars and cabinets of my will. I label clearly, and each latch and lid I bid, Be firm till I return from Hell. Brooks, Gwendolyn Oyeyemi, Helen White is for Witching 2009 Fiction 9780330458146 8848 In the darkness they wondered if they could do it, and knew they had to try to do it. Oliver, Mary Oyeyemi, Helen Mr Fox 2011 Fiction 9780330536264 8849 dein goldenes Haar Margarete dein aschenes Haar Sulamith Celan, Paul Todesfuge Ozick, Cynthia The Shawl 1980 Fiction 679729267 8850 My father never tired of glorifying this extraordinary element -- matter. "There is no dead matter," he taught us, "lifelessness is only a disguise behind which hide unknown forms of life. The range of these forms is infinite and their shades and nuances limitless. The Demiurge was in possession of important and interesting creative recipes. Thanks to them, he created a multiplicity of species which renew themselves by their own devices. No one knows whether these recipes will ever be reconstructed. But this is unnecessary, because even if the classical methods of creation should prove inaccessible for evermore, there still remain some illegal methods, an infinity of heretical and criminal methods. Schulz, Bruno The Street of Crocodiles Ozick, Cynthia The Mesiah of Stockholm 1987 Fiction 374756940 8851 "Everything is mine," said gold. "Everything is mine," said iron. "I'll buy everything," said gold. "I'll take everything," said iron. Pushkin, Aleksandr Ozick, Cynthia Trust 1966 Fiction 618470514 8852 Offer the resourceful man one of two legacie: a mammoth trust fund by inheritance of wealth, or a minuscule fund of trust by inheritance of nature; and he will choose the one which least inhibits venturesomeness. Vand, Enoch unpublished aphorisms Ozick, Cynthia Trust 1966 Fiction 618470514 8853 The absence of imagination had Itself to be imagined. Stevens, Wallace The Plain Sense of Things Ozick, Cynthia Heir to the Glimmering World 2004 Fiction 618470492 8854 Yet the world is full of interpreters... So the question arises, why would we rather interpret than not? Kermode, Frank The Man in the Macintosh Ozick, Cynthia Heir to the Glimmering World 2004 Fiction 618470492 8855 Flaubert does not build up his characters, as did Balzac, by objective, external description; in fact, so careless is he of their outward appearance that on one occasion he gives Emma brown eyes; on another deep black eyes; and on another blue eyes. Starkie, Enid quoted in Julian Barnes' Flaubert's Parrot Ozick, Cynthia The Puttermesser Papers 1997 Fiction 679454764 8856 O Rose, thou art sick! The invisible worm That flies in the night, In the howling storm, Has found out thy bed Of crimson joy: And his dark secret love Does thy life destroy. Blake, William Ozkan, Serdar The Missing Rose Turkish 2003 Fiction 9781846043413 8857 Thou shouldst enter a garden Thou shouldst journey through it Thou shouldst smell a fresh rose A rose that never fades... Emre, Yunus Ozkan, Serdar The Missing Rose Turkish 2003 Fiction 9781846043413 8858 Beside me, in the queue, there was a woman with blue lips. She had, of course, never heard of me; but she suddenly came out of that trance so common to us all and whispered in my ear (everybody spoke in whispers there): "Can you describe this?" And I said: "Yes, I can." And then something like the shadow of a smile crossed what had once been her face. Akhmatova, Anna Requiem Ozumba, Kachi A. The Shadow of a Smile 2009 Fiction 9781846880896 8859 "Here," he said, not really joking. "The bullet we didn't shoot you with." Marquez, Gabriel Garcia News of a Kidnapping Pachico, Lulianne The Lucky Ones 2017 Fiction 9780399588655 8860 Inside a single moment, you can live many lives. Goldman, Francisco The Art of Political Murder Pachico, Lulianne The Lucky Ones 2017 Fiction 9780399588655 8861 They will charge us with having culpably allowed the destruction of some of those records of Creation we had it in our power to conserve. And, while professing to regard every living thing as the direct handiwork and best evidence of a Creator, yet, with a strange inconsistency, seeing many of them perish irrevocably from the face of the earth. Wallace, Alfred Russel Padel, Ruth Where the Serpent Lives 2010 Fiction 9781408702024 8862 This is where the serpent lives, the bodiless. His head is air. Beneath his tip at night Eyes open and fix on us in every sky. Or is this another wriggling out of the egg, Another image at the end of the cave, Another bodiless for the body's slough? This is where the serpent lives. This is his nest, These fields, these hills, these tinted distances, And the pines above and along and beside the sea. Stevens, Wallace The Auroras of Autumn Padel, Ruth Where the Serpent Lives 2010 Fiction 9781408702024 8863 Faith is the argument of non-evident truths. Rabelais O' Hagan, Andrew The Life and Opinions of Maf the Dog, and of his friend Marilyn Monroe 2010 Fiction 9780571215997 8864 Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still. Lange, Dorothea O' Hagan, Andrew The illuminations 2015 Fiction 9780571273652 8865 So there is only one thing for the lover to do. He must house his love within himself as best he can; he must create for himself a whole new inward world -- a world of intense and strange, complete in himself. Let it be added that this lover about whom we speak need not necessarily be a young man saving for a wedding ring -- this lover can be man, woman, child, or indeed any human creature on this earth. McCullers, Carson The Ballad of the Sad Cafe Ohlin, Alix Signs and Wonders 2012 Fiction 9780307743794 8866 O gifted men, vainglorious for first place, how short a time the laurel crown stays green. Dante Okereke, Chioma Bitter Leaf 2010 Fiction 9781844086276 8867 Voyage through death, to life upon these shores. Hayden, Robert Okorafor, Nnedi The Book of Phoenix 2015 Fiction 9781473617940 8868 When you have finished And done up my stiches, Wake me near the altar, And this poem will be finished. Okigbo, Christopher Okri, Ben Incidents at the Shrine 1986 Fiction 434532304 8869 Infinite riches in a little room. Marlowe, Christopher Okri, Ben Infinite Riches 1998 Fiction 1861591209 8870 The walls have ears, and the ears have beautiful earrings. Rummo, Paul-Eerik Oksanen, Sofi Purge 2010 Fiction 9780802170774 8871 Propaganda is the collapse of language. Rubinstein, Lex Oksanen, Sofi When the Doves Disappeared 2012 Fiction 2014 9781782391258 8872 From whose womb comes the ice? And the frost of heaven, who gives it birth? The waters harden like stone, And the surface of the deep is frozen. Job 38:29-30 Olmstead, Robert The Coldest Night 2012 Fiction 9781616200435 8873 All collaboration, all the human worth of social mixing and participation, merely masks a tacit acceptance of inhumanity. Moralia, Minima 5 Oloixarac, Pola Savage Theories 2017 Fiction 9781616957353 8874 This thing of darkness I acknowledge mine. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Oloixarac, Pola Savage Theories 2017 Fiction 9781616957353 8875 Hong Kong is up fo grabs London is full of those Arabs We could be in Palestine Overrun by a Chinese line With the boys from the Mersey and the Thames and the Tyne Costello, Elvis Oliver's Army O' Loughlin, Ed Top Loader 2011 Fiction 9780857388339 8876 Whenever a butterfly, happened to fold too violently its wings -- there was a call: silence, please! As soon as one feather of a startled bird jostled against a ray -- there was a call: silence, please! In that way were taught how to walk without noise the elephant on his drum, man on his earth. The trees were rising mute above the fields as rises the hair of the horror-stricken. Karpowicz, Tymosteusz A Lesson of Silence Poem Olsson, Linda Sonata for Miriam 2008 Fiction 9780143114703 8877 Sicut Patribus, sit Deus Nobis. May God be with us, as he was with our fathers. Motto on seal of Boston O' Malley & Purdy, Douglas Graham Serpents in the Cold 2015 Fiction 9781444754278 8878 In Boston serpents whistle at the cold. Lowell, Robert O' Malley & Purdy, Douglas Graham Serpents in the Cold 2015 Fiction 9781444754278 8879 When we suffer anguish we return to early childhood becase that is the period in which we first learnt to suffer the experience of total loss. It was more than that. It was the period in which we suffered more total losses than in all the rest of our life put together. Berger, John O' Malley, Thomas This Magnificent Desolation 2013 Fiction 9781408842607 8880 Grief has no borders, no limits, no known ends... Some sadness are permanent. Lynch, Thomas O' Malley, Thomas This Magnificent Desolation 2013 Fiction 9781408842607 8881 The wall is the thing which separates them, but it is also their means of communication. Weil, Simone Gravity and Grace Omotoso, Yewande The Woman Next Door 2016 Fiction 9781250124579 8882 All the vatos and their abuelitas All the vatos carrying a lunch pail All the vatos looking at her photo All the vatos sure that no one sees them All the vatos never in a poem Urrea, Luis Alberto O' Nan, Stewart Last Night in the Lolester 2007 Fiction 9780670018277 8883 Darden Restaurants, Inc., raised its outlook and expects full year 2005 diluted net earnings per share growth in the range of 22% to 27%... MSN. com website O' Nan, Stewart Last Night in the Lolester 2007 Fiction 9780670018277 8884 Nothing is deader than this small town main street, where the venerable elm sickens, and hardens with tarred cement, where no leaf is born, or falls, or resists till winter. But I remember its former fertility, how everything came out clearly in the hour of credulity and young summer, when this street was already somewhat overshaded, and here at the altar of surrender, i met you, the death of thirst in my brief flesh. Lowell, Robert O' Nan, Stewart Snow Angels 1994 Fiction 9780312427696 8885 There are no second acts in American lives. Fitzgerald, F. Scott O' Nan, Stewart West of Sunset 2015 Fiction 9780679785957 8886 Nothing was impossible -- everything was just beginning. Fitzgerald, F. Scott O' Nan, Stewart West of Sunset 2015 Fiction 9780679785957 8887 I wanna die in the same place I was born Miles from nowhere I used to reach for the stars but now I'm reformed She's out there somewhere The only Ones O' Brien, Sean Afterlife 2009 Fiction 9780330455664 8888 The past is never dead. It's not even past. Faulkner, William O' Brien, Edna The Light of Evening 2006 Fiction 9780618718672 8889 An individual is no match for history. Bolano, Roberto O' Brien, Edna The Little Red Chairs 2015 Fiction 9780571316281 8890 The wolf is entitled to the lamb. The Mountain Wreath saga Serbia O' Brien, Edna The Little Red Chairs 2015 Fiction 9780571316281 8891 according to quantum physics everything not forbidden can and will happen. that's both very good and very bad news. Barker, David Darkness #11 Ochsner, Gina People I wanted to be 2005 Fiction 9781846270086 8892 There is another world, and it is in this one. Elouard, Paul Ochsner, Gina The Russian Dreambook of Colour and Flight 2009 Fiction 9781846270079 8893 It is winter and the new year. Nobody knows you. Away from the stars, from the rain of light, You lie under the weather of stones. There is no thread to lead you back. Your friends doze in the dark Of pleasure and cannot remember. Nobody knows you. You are the neighbor of nothing. Strand, Mark Elegy for My Father Ockert, Jason Neighbors of Nothing 2013 Fiction 9781938604478 8894 It is not with whom thou are bred, but with whom thou are fed. Cervantes, Miguel de Don Quixote O' Connell, Catherine Well Bread And Dead 2007 Fiction 9780061122156 8895 Good God. When I consider the melancholy fate of so many of botany's votaries, I am tempted to ask whether men are in their right mind who so desperately risk life and everything else through the love of collecting plants. Linnaeus, Carl O' Connell, Sanjida The Naked Name of Love 2009 Fiction 9780719521546 8896 Mea maxima culpa. Menlo O' Connell, Jack The Resurrectionist 2009 Fiction 9781842433065 8897 Way it see it myself, there's only one reason for art: to make you appreciate that you got a spin on the planet. Picasso, the great writers, the poets, the musicians. If you can listen to the Beatles doing "She Loves You" and not be a little bit glad you're alive, you've got an answering machine for heart. Mulvey's Fran Interview O' Connor, Joseph The Thrill of it all 2014 Fiction 9780436205736 8898 You will be aware of an absence, presently, Growing beside you, like a tree... Plath, Sylvia For a Fatherless Son US O' Connor, Joseph Ghost Light 2010 Fiction 9780436205712 8899 The speeches fine -- now riven shreds -- Despatches frayed -- the statues shatter'd -- The maps are burnt to flakes of ash -- The General's papers, rent and scatter'd. Letters home from fear-drunk boys -- In rags of banners, disarrayed -- The anthems torn to silent leaves -- Of these, the Book of War is made. Carroll, Charles Gimenez (pseud. Lucia-Cruz McLelland-O'Keeffe) Lines on the Rebel Surrender at Appomattox, American Verses O' Connor, Joseph Redemption Falls 2007 Fiction 1867 9780436205699 8900 ... It no body ... got no ken ... how it go for woman that time ... in especial she poor ... you ain a thing but a beast ... cause a poorman gwine care for what beast he got ... but a woman just the stones on his road... Longstreet, Elizabeth O' Connor, Joseph Redemption Falls 2007 Fiction 1928 9780436205699 8901 He thought that it would be as sweet thus to lie so in the grave, to hear the peaceful sounds of the earth and just to know that one's dear friends were near. Wordsworth, Dorothy Grasmere Journals Eir, Oddny Land of Love and Ruins 2011 Fiction 9781632060723 8902 Those were fun times in the attic. I remember how we always plucked twenty or so ptarmigans. We sang and told stories and laughed our heads off. But it was most fun after we'd finished and cleaned everything up, when, covered in feathers, we'd go out and roll around in the snow. Olafsdottir, Oddny Seasonal Memories Eir, Oddny Land of Love and Ruins 2011 Fiction 9781632060723 8903 And how with Orion's gold sword Is scattered and spilled aloft Dust from the dreams of girls Scented with mint and basil. Elytis, Odysseus Oderman, Kevin White Vespa 2012 Fiction 9780983294498 8904 The world is not imperfect or slowly evolving along a long path to perfection. No, it is perfect at every moment; every sin already carries grave within it. Hesse, Herman Siddhartha Odell, Stephan The Healing 2012 Fiction 9780385534673 8905 There are four corners to my bed, on which I now this new quilt spread. May I this night in trouble be, and the one I love come rescue me. Quilt superstition Superstition O' Donoghue, Clare The Double Wedding Ring 2013 Fiction 9780452298798 8906 You give something up for ev'rything you gain. Dylan, Bob Silvio Scottoline, Lisa Save Me 2011 Fiction 9780312380786 8907 Always use the proper name for everything. Fear of a name increases fear of the thing itself. Dumbledore, Albus Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Novel UK Scottoline, Lisa Save Me 2011 Fiction 9780312380786 8908 Whatever has happened, happens always. Greig, Andrew O' Farrell, Maggie After You'd Gone 2000 Fiction 747268169 8909 The past falls open anywhere. Donaghy, Michael O' Farrell, Maggie After You'd Gone 2000 Fiction 747268169 8910 And we forget because we must. Arnold, Matthew O' Farrell, Maggie The Hand that First Held Mine 2010 Fiction 9780547330792 8911 Much Madness is a divinest Sense -- To a discerning eye -- Much Sense -- the starkest Madness -- 'Tis the Majority In this, as All, prevail -- Assent -- and you are sane -- Demur -- and you're straightaway dangerous -- And handled with a Chain -- Dickinson, Emily O' Farrell, Maggie The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox 2006 Fiction 9780755308439 8912 I couldn't have my happiness made out of a wrong -- an unfairness -- to somebody else ... What sort of a life could we build on such foundations? Wharton, Edith O' Farrell, Maggie The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox 2006 Fiction 9780755308439 8913 To endure a dilemma is to stand between two fires. Celtic Proverb Proverb Noce, Mark Between Two Fires 2016 Fiction 9781250072627 8914 Forgiveness means giving up all hope of a better past. Tomlin, Lily Pagan, Camille Noe The Art of Forgetting 2011 Fiction 9780525952190 8915 Yet the way men live is so far removed from the way they ought to live that anyone who abandons what is for what should be pursues his downfall rather than his preservation; for a man who strives after goodness in all his acts is sure to come to ruin, since there are so many men who are not good. Machiavelli, Niccolo The Prince Norman, Michael The Commission Fiction 8916 A Klee painting named Angelus Novus shows an angel looking as though he is about to move away from something he is fixedly contemplating. His eyes are staring, his mouth is open, his wings are spread. This is how one pictures the angel of history. His face is turned towards the past. Where we perceive a chain of events, he sees one single castastrophe which keeps piling wreckage and hurls it in front of his feet. The angel would like to stay, awaken the dead, and make whole what has been smashed. But a storm is blowing in from Paradise; it has got caught in his wings with such a violence that the angel can no longer close them. The storm irresistibly propels him into the future to which his back is turned, while the pile of debris before him grows skyward. This storm is what we call progress. Benjamin, Walter On the Concept of History Nooteboom, Cees Lost Paradise 2007 Fiction 9780802118554 8917 So slowly, slowly, she came up And slowly she came nigh him. And all she said when there she came, Young man, I think you're dying. The Ballad of Barbara Allen Oates, Joyce Carol A Fair Maiden 2010 Fiction 9781849162609 8918 Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome. Asimov, Isaac Oakley, Colleen Before I Go 2015 Fiction 9781476761664 8919 From an obscure little village we have become the capital. Green, Ashbel US Oates, Joyce Carol The Accursed 2013 Fiction 1783 9780062234353 8920 All diseases of Christians are to be ascribed to demons. St. Augustine Oates, Joyce Carol The Accursed 2013 Fiction 1783 9780062234353 8921 For a time we became the same word. It could not last. Jabes, Edmond Novey, Idra Ways to Disappear 2016 Fiction 9780316298490 8922 Thou mastering me God! giver of breath and bread; World's strand, sway of the sea; Lord of living and dead; Thou hast bound bones and veins in me, fastened me flesh, And after it almost unmade, what with dread, Thy doing: and dost thou touch me afresh? Over again I feel thy finger and find thee. Hopkins, Gerard Manley Nova, Craig All the Well Dead Yale Men 2013 Fiction 9781582438283 8923 A man can die but once. Shakespeare, William Henry IV North, Ryan Romeo And/Or Juliet 2016 Fiction 9781101983300 8924 Devine, si tu peux, et choisis, si tu l'oses. Corneille, Pierre Herachlius North, Ryan Romeo And/Or Juliet 2016 Fiction 9781101983300 8925 Chance 1. The absence of any cause or series of causes of events as they actually happen that can be predicted, understood, or controlled. Sometimes granted agency, as in: Chance governs all. Nunn, Kem Chance 2014 Fiction 9780743289245 8926 Love is a deeper season than reason; my sweet one (and april's where we're). Cummings, E. E. Poem Nurnberg, Dorothea Maybe Yesterday 2009 Fiction 9788185002996 8927 If any ambitious man have a fancy to revolutionize, at one effort, the universal world of human thought, human opinion, and human sentiment, the opportunity is his own -- the road to immortal renown lies straight, open, unencumbered before him. All that he has to do is write and publish a very little book. Its title should be simple -- a few plain words -- "My Heart Laid Bare." But this little book must be true to its title. No man dare write it. No man could write it, even if he dared. The paper would shrivel and blaze at every touch of the fiery pen. Poe, Edgar Allan Oates, Joyce Carol My Heart Laid Bare 1998 Fiction 1848 9780062269256 8928 Go at once, this very minute, stand at the cross-roads, bow down, first kiss the earth which you have defiled and then bow down to all the world and say to all men, "I am a murderer!" Then God will send you life again. Dostoyevsky, Fyodor Crime and Punishment Russia Oates, Joyce Carol Carthage 2014 Fiction 9780062208125 8929 I don't feel young now. I think I am old in my heart. American Iraq War Veteran Oates, Joyce Carol Carthage 2014 Fiction 2005 9780062208125 8930 Despair is a sickness of the spirit, of the self, and accordingly can take three forms: in despair not to be conscious of having a self; in despair not to will to be oneself; in despair to will to be oneself. Kierkegaard, Soren The Sickness unto Death Denmark Oates, Joyce Carol My Sister, My Love 2008 Fiction 9780061547485 8931 The death of a beautiful girl - child of no more than ten years of age is, unquestionably, the most poetical topic in the world. Pym, E. A. The Aesthetics of Composition Oates, Joyce Carol My Sister, My Love 2008 Fiction 1846 9780061547485 8932 Wild Nights -- Wild Nights! Were I with thee Wild Nights should be Our luxury! Futile -- the Winds -- To a Heart in port -- Done with the Compass -- Done with the Chart! Rowing in Eden -- Ah, the Sea! Might I but moor -- Tonight -- In Thee! Dickinson, Emily Oates, Joyce Carol Wild Nights! 2008 Fiction 1861 9780061434792 8933 Well love they tell me is a fragile thing It's hard to fly on broken wings I lost my ticket to the promised land Little bird of heaven right there in my hand. Reeltime Travelers Little Bird of Heaven Oates, Joyce Carol Little Bird of Heaven 2009 Fiction 9780061829833 8934 We stand upon the brink of a precipice. We peer into the abyss -- we grow sick and dizzy. Our first impulse is to shrink from the danger. Unaccountably we remain. Poe, Edgar Allan The Imp of the Perverse Oates, Joyce Carol Jack of Spades 2015 Fiction 9780802123947 8935 Siempre he vivido en Cuba. Padilla, Heberto Obejas, Achy The Tower of the Antilles 2017 Fiction 1981 9781617755392 8936 I am tired, I am weary I could sleep for a thousand years A thousand dreams that would awake me Different color made of tears The Velvet Underground Venus in Furs Obejas, Achy Ruins 2009 Fiction 9781933354699 8937 A man of sincerity is less interested in defending the truth than in stating it clearly, for he thinks that if the truth be clearly seen it can very well take care of itself. Merton, Thomas No Man is an Island Obler, Benjamin Javascotia 2009 Fiction 9780241144305 8938 You're only young once, they say, but doesn't it go on for a long time? More years than you can bear. Mantel, Hilary An Experiment in Love Ness, Patrick A Monster Calls 2011 Fiction 9781406334906 8939 And then, of course, there is a certain type of action that we can never leave behind us, nor buy ourselves free from. Perhaps we can't even beg forgiveness for such deeds. Klimke, W. Nesser, Hakan Woman With Birthmark Swedish 2009 Fiction 9780375425042 8940 yes, yes that's what I wanted, I always wanted, I always wanted, to return to the body where I was born. Ginsberg, Allen Song Nettel, Guadalupe The Body Where I was Born Spanish 2015 Fiction 9781609805265 8941 Strange old organ grinder, Should I stay with you? Will you churn out a tune To the sound of my singing? Muller, Willhelm & Schubert, Franz Neuman, Andres Traveler of the Century Spanish 2009 Fiction 9780374119393 8942 Europe, dragginf your tattered rags, Will you come one day, will your day come? Monteiro, Adolfo Casais Neuman, Andres Traveler of the Century Spanish 2009 Fiction 9780374119393 8943 Trees have roots and I have legs. Steiner, George Neuman, Andres Traveler of the Century Spanish 2009 Fiction 9780374119393 8944 Men must endure Their going hence, even as their coming hither. Shakespeare, William King Lear Nevill, Adam Lost Girl 2015 Fiction 9781447240914 8945 Venit iam carminus aetas: Magnus ab intego saeclorum nascitur ordo Now is come the last age; the great line of centuries begins anew Virgil Eclogues Newman, Charles In Partial Disgrace 2013 Fiction 9781564788160 8946 If I have seen further (than other men), it is by standing on the shoulder of giants. Newton, Sir Isaac Newmark, Elle The Book of Unholy Mischief 2008 Fiction 9781416590545 8947 What would your good do if evil did not exist, and what would the earth look like if shadows disappeared from it? Bulgakov, Mikkhail The Master and Margarita Newton, Mark Charan City of Ruin 2010 Fiction 9780230712591 8948 I wrote this book for the ghosts, who, because they're outside of time, are the only ones with time. Bolano, Roberto Antwerp Nguyen, Viet Thanh The Refugees 2017 Fiction 9780802126399 8949 It is not your memories which haunt you. It is not what you have written down. It is what you have forgotten, what you must forget. What you must go on forgetting all your life. Fenton, James A German Requiem Nguyen, Viet Thanh The Refugees 2017 Fiction 9780802126399 8950 Sing a song of England, Shuddering with cold, Doomed to slow starvation, By the gods of gold, See her famished children, Hunger-marked, and mean, Isn't that a dainty dish, To lay before the Queen? Mammon in the counting house, Counting out the money, His lady in the parlour, Eating bread and honey. The worker on te highway, Short of food and clothes -- God bless happy England! And save her from her foes. Maguire, Tom A New Nursery Rhyme Nickson, Chris Gods of Gold 2014 Fiction 1893 9780727884282 8951 And all the Arts of Life they changed into the Arts of Death in Albion Blake, William Jerusalem Nickson, Chris Gods of Gold 2014 Fiction 1893 9780727884282 8952 Now when I was a little chap I had a passion for maps... At that time there were many blank spaces on the earth, and when I saw one that looked particularly inviting on a map (but they all look that) I would put my finger on it and say, When I grow up I will go there. Conrad, Joseph Heart of Darkness Novel UK Nicholson, Geoff The City Under the Skin 2014 Fiction 9780374169046 8953 It's like Pandora's Box. When Zeus opened it everything flew out. What was left? Just hope. Nichol, Christina Waiting for the Electricity 2014 Fiction 9781468310962 8954 Whilst this planet has gone cycling on... from so simple a beginning, endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have... evolved. Darwin, Charles On the Origin of Species Niederhoffer, Galt A Taxonomy of Barnacles 2006 Fiction 9780312334833 8955 and they carried on like long division 'cause it was clear with every page that they were further away from a solution that would play without a remain, remain, remain, remember. Death Cab for Cutie Long Division Song Nikitas, Derek The Long Division 2009 Fiction 9780312363987 8956 Had I thy brethren here, their lives and thine were not revenge sufficient for me. No, if I digged up thy forefathers' graves, and hung their rotten coffins up in chains, it could not slake mine ire, nor ease my heart. Henry the Sixth Niven, John J. Cold Hands 2012 Fiction 9780099535539 8957 Something is calling her homeward -- Bidding her spread her wings and fly Up from the valleys and hillsides Into the bright golden sky. Hart, Velva Jean Song Niven, Jennifer Velva Jean Learns to Drive 2009 Fiction 9780452289451 8958 Here, in Scotland, golf was not an accessory to life, drawing upon one's marginal energy; it was life, played out of the centre of one's being. Updike, John Farrell's Caddie Niven, John The Amateur 2009 Fiction 9780434017980 8959 He rallied, my tears being in unsurpassably bad taste, and said, "Look here, it's only a game." Trying to speak softly so the children wouldn't hear, I said, "Fuck you!" Exley, Frederick A Fan's Notes Niven, John The Amateur 2009 Fiction 9780434017980 8960 Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope. Where there is darkness, light. Where there is sadness, joy. The Prayer of St. Francis Niven, Jennifer Becoming Clementine 2012 Fiction 9780452298101 8961 O, what land is the Land of Dreams? What are its mountains, and what are its streams? Blake, William Nair, Anita Lessons in Forgetting 2010 Fiction 9788172239046 8962 No game in the world is as tidy and dramatically neat as baseball, with cause and effect, crime and punishment, motive and result, so cleanly defined. Gallico, Paul Nappi, Frank The Legend of Mickey Tussler 2008 Fiction 9780312381097 8963 "I could tell you my adventures -- beginning from this morning," said Alice a little timidly: "but it's no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then." Carroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Naslund, Sena Jeter The Fountain of St. James Court 2013 Fiction 9780061579325 8964 The passion for painting was innate in me. This passion has never failed, perhaps because it has always increased with time; even today, I experience all its charm, and I hope that this divine passion ends only with my life. Brun, Elisabeth Vigee-Le Souvenirs de Madame Louise-Elisabeth Vigee-Le Brun Naslund, Sena Jeter The Fountain of St. James Court 2013 Fiction 9780061579325 8965 Move him into the sun -- Gently its touch awoke him once, At home, whispering of fields unsown. Always it woke him, even in France, Until this morning and this snow. If anything might rouse him now The kind old sun will know. Think how it wakes the seeds -- Woke, once, the clays of a cold star. Are limbs so dear-achieved, are sides Full-nerved, -- still warm, -- too hard to stir? Was it for this the clay grew tall? -- O what made fatuous sunbeams toil To break earth's sleep at all? Owen, Wilfred Naslund, Sena Jeter Adam & Eve 2010 Fiction 9780061979271 8966 Nobody guides the one whom God has led astray Nassar, Raduan A Cup of Rage 1978 Fiction 9780141396804 8967 Hosannah! behold the man! Narcissus! always remote and fragile, anarchy's offspring Nassar, Raduan A Cup of Rage 1978 Fiction 9780141396804 8968 You can never go home again, but the truth is you can never leave home, so it's all right. Angelou, Maya Nathan, Amy Sue The Good Neighbor 2015 Fiction 9781250048585 8969 ...and beyond it, the deep blue air, that shows Nothing, and is nowhere, and is endless. Larkin, Philip High Windows Nath, Biman Nothing is Blue 2009 Fiction 9788172237257 8970 My poetry is War, and the Pity of war. The Poetry is in the pity. Owen, Wilfred Nayman, Shira The Listener 2010 Fiction 9780743292825 8971 You and I have memories Longer than the road that stretches out ahead. The Beatles Nayeri, Dina A Teaspoon of Earth and Sea 2013 Fiction 9781594487040 8972 Peel off the napkin O my enemy Do I terrify? -- Plath, Sylvia Lady Lazarus Neary, Annemarie Siren 2016 Fiction 9780099592587 8973 "You're an expatriate. You've lost touch with the soil. You get precious. You drink yourself to death. You become obsessed by sex. You spend all your time talking. You are an expatriate, see? You hang around cafes." "It sounds like a swell life," I said. "When do I work?" "You don't work. One group claims women support you. Another group claims you're impotent." Hemingway, Ernest The Sun Also Rises Needham, Jake Raymond Laundry Man 2002 Fiction 9628631926 8974 The only player who wins is the one who owns the game. Lansky, Meyer Needham, Jake Raymond Killing Plato 2003 Fiction 9746191128 8975 When John was twenty-one he became one of the seven million that believes New York depends on them. King Vidor and Weaver, John V. A. The Crowd Nehme, Farrah Smith Missing Reels 2014 Fiction 1928 9781468309270 8976 The white appears in the eyelid fissure between East and West. The pupil is not to be seen. Bachmann, Ingeborg Muller, Herta The Passport German 1986 Fiction 9781852421397 8977 Men's memories are uncertain, and the past that was differs little from the past that was not. McCarthy, Cormac Blood Meridian Mullen, Thomas The Many Deaths of the Firefly Brothers 2010 Fiction 9781400067534 8978 It seemed a little too pat. It had the austere simplicity of fiction rather than the tangled woof of fact. Chandler, Raymond The Big Sleep Mullen, Thomas The Many Deaths of the Firefly Brothers 2010 Fiction 9781400067534 8979 This, at least, is Real and what I know. Brooks, Gwendolyn The Coora Flower Munoz, Manuel The Faith Healer of Olive Avenue 2007 Fiction 9781565125322 8980 She threw out one soul and it came back hungry. Kaanish inaa indinaawemaaganitog, Asemaa ingii pagichige chi otaapin aawat atasookanag. Aya ii onji wegonen ina pichi tazhimag kaaye pichi ozhibii’wag kaagi aaya sig. Kaawiin wiin aawiya nibaapinenimaasi. Pepekaan inenimishig. Miigwech, Weweni sago. Edrich, Louise Four Souls US 2004 Fiction 60935227 8981 Die Gedanken sind frei Wer kann sie erraten Sie fliehen vorbei Wie nächtliche Schatten Kein mensch kann sie wissen Kein Jäger erschiessen Es bleibet dabei Die Gedanken sind frei. Thoughts Are Free, German song Song Germany Edrich, Louise The Master Butcher's Singing Club US 2003 Fiction 60837055 8982 here are four layers above the earth and four layers below. Sometimes in our dreams and creations we pass through the layers, which are also space and time. In saying the word nindinawemaganidok, or my relatives, we speak of everything that has existed in time, the known and the unknown, the unseen, the obvious, all that lived before or is living now in the worlds above and below. Nanapush Edrich, Louise The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse US 2000 Fiction 7136358 8983 Tis said that words and signs have power O'er sprites in planetary hour; But scarce I praise their venturous part Who tamper with such dangerous art. Lay of the Last Minstrel. Scott, Walter Guy Mannering, Or The Astrologer UK 1815 Fiction 014043657X 8984 There are times When Fancy plays her gambols, in despite Even of our watchful senses—when in sooth Substance seems shadow, shadow substance seems— When the broad, palpable, and mark'd partition 'Twixt that which is and is not seems dissolved, As if the mental eye gain'd power to gaze Beyond the limits of the existing world. Such hours of shadowy dreams I better love Than all the gross realities of life. Anonymous Scott, Walter My Aunt Margaret's Mirror UK 1827 Fiction 8985 Hast any philosophy in thee, Shepherd? Shakespeare, William As You Like It Scott, Walter The Black Dwarf UK 1816 Fiction 1582012415 8986 Such as do build their faith upon The holy text of pike and gun, Decide all controversies by Infallible artillery, And prove their doctrine orthodox, By apostolic blows and knocks. Butler Scott, Walter A Legend of Montrose UK 1819 Fiction 1406912212 8987 I am an innkeeper, and know my grounds, And study them; Brain o' man, I study them. I must have jovial guests to drive my ploughs, And whistling boys to bring my harvests home, Or I shall hear no flails thwack. The New Inn Scott, Walter Kenilworth UK 1821 Fiction 231084722 8988 Knifegrinder. Story? Lord bless you! I have none to tell, sir. Poetry of the Antijacobin. Scott, Walter The Fortunes of Nigel UK 1822 Fiction 748605770 8989 But why should lordlings all our praise engross? Rise, honest man, and sing the Man of Ross. Pope Scott, Walter The Fortunes of Nigel UK 1822 Fiction 748605770 8990 The ashes here of murder'd kings Beneath my footsteps sleep; And yonder lies the scene of death, Where Mary learn'd to weep. Captain Marjoribanks Scott, Walter The Fair Maid of Perth or St. Valentine's Day UK 1828 Fiction 8991 Nothing in him—— But doth suffer a sea-change. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Scott, Walter Lady of the Lake UK 1810 Fiction 1596054727 8992 Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered, for they are gone forever. Kleypas, Lisa Give Me Tonight US 1989 Fiction, Historical, Romance 451401239 8993 Man must be trained for war, and woman for the relaxation of the warriors; all else is folly. Nietzsche, Friedrich Howard, Linda Mackenzie's Mission US 1992 Fiction 373484089 8994 Hogwash. Howard, Linda Howard, Linda Mackenzie's Mission US 1992 Fiction 373484089 8995 The whole fury and might of the enemy must very soon be turned on us. Hitler knows that he will have to break us in this island or lose the war. If we can stand up to him all Europe may be free, and the life of the world will move forward into broad, sunlit uplands; but if we fail, then the whole world, including the United States, and all that we have known and cared for, will sink into the abyss of a new dark age made more sinister, and perhaps more prolonged, by the lights of a perverted science. Churchill, Winston Sansom, C.J Dominion UK 2012 Fiction 1940 230744168 8996 Now the field of battle is a land of standing corpses; those determined to die will live; those who hope to escape with their lives will die. Wu'Chi Higgins, Jack The Killing Ground UK 2008 Fiction 399153802 8997 One sword is worth ten thousand words. The Koran Higgins, Jack Dark Justice UK 2004 Fiction 425205088 8998 Whether Reichsleiter Martin Bormann, Head of the Nazi Party Chancellery and Secretary to Adolf Hitler, the most powerful man in Germany after the Führer, actually escaped from the Führer Bunker in Berlin in the early hours of May 2, 1945, or died trying to cross the Weidendammer Bridge has always been a matter of conjecture. Josef Stalin believed him to be alive; Jacob Glas, Bormann’s chauffeur, swore that he saw him in Munich after the war; and Eichmann told the Israelis he was still alive in 1960. Simon Wiesenthal, the greatest Nazi hunter of them all, always insisted he was alive, and then there was a Spaniard who had served in the German SS who insisted that Bormann had left Norway in a U-boat bound for South America at the very end of the war… Higgins, Jack Thunder Point UK 1993 Fiction 425143570 8999 The winds of heaven are blowing. Implement all that is on the table. May God be with you. Coded message, Iraq Radio, Baghdad January 1991 Higgins, Jack Eye Of The Storm UK 1992 Fiction 1991 425138232 9000 Between two groups of men that want to make inconsistent kinds of worlds, I see no remedy except force… It seems to me that every society rests on the death of men. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Higgins, Jack Angel Of Death UK 1995 Fiction 425152235 9001 There is more truth in one sword than in ten thousand words. The Koran Higgins, Jack The President’s Daughter UK 1997 Fiction 425192946 9002 There are no Keys to Hell- the doors are open to all men. Albanian Proverb Albania Higgins, Jack Keys of Hell UK 1965 Fiction 425182681 9003 The wrath of the lion is the wisdom of God. Blake, William Britain Higgins, Jack Wrath of the Lion UK 1964 Fiction 451189795 9004 The Wolf at the door is your greatest Danger and not only in Winter. Russian Proverb Russia Higgins, Jack The Wolf at the Door UK 2009 Fiction 399156127 9005 Above all things, cherish life while you can, for death is serious business. Sufi Saying Higgins, Jack The Death Trade UK 2013 Fiction 399165894 9006 The ‘perfect murder’ is the one we never hear about. Richards, Martin Martin Richards QPM,Chief Constable of Sussex James, Peter The Perfect Murder UK 2010 Fiction 330507850 9007 To Georgina, my bride of one novel, for courage, for strength, for patience and above all for love Does the Eagle know what is in the pit Or wilt thou go ask the Mole? Blake, William James, Peter Dead Letter Drop UK 1981 Fiction 035230975X 9008 The ignorant man always adores what he cannot understand. Lombroso, Cesare James, Peter Atom Bomb Angel UK 1983 Fiction 352312262 9009 The whole of my remaining realizable estate shall be dealt with in the following way: The capital shall be invested by my executors in safe securities and shall constitute a fund, the interest on which shall be annually distributed in the form of prizes to those who, during the preceding year, shall have conferred the greatest benefit on mankind. The said interest shall be divided into five equal parts…’ Nobel, Alfred Bernhard Wallace, Irving The Prize US 1962 Fiction 1895 451094557 9010 The honours of this world, what are they but puff, and emptiness, and peril of falling? St Augustine Wallace, Irving The Prize US 1962 Fiction 451094557 9011 One of the author’s prized possessions is an original autographed manuscript, written firmly with pen on cheap ruled paper, signed by a former Negro slave who became a great reformer, lecturer, writer, adviser to President Abraham Lincoln, United States Minister to Haiti, and candidate for Vice-President of the United States on the Equal Rights Party ticket in 1872. The manuscript reads as follows: In a composite Nation like ours, made up of almost every variety of the human family, there should be, as before the Law, no rich, no poor, no high, no low, no black, no white, but one country, one citizenship, equal rights and a common destiny for all. A Government that cannot or does not protect the humblest citizen in his right to life, Liberty and the pursuit of happiness, should be reformed or overthrown, without delay. Douglass, Frederick Frederick Douglass Washington D.C. Oct. 20. 1883 Wallace, Irving The Man US 1964 Fiction 067103894X 9012 Oh Monday mornin’ you gave me no warnin’ of what was to be… Philips, John The Mamas and the Papas Reichs, Kathy Monday Mourning US 2004 Fiction 0-7432-7202-1 9013 This is the forest primeval; but where are the hearts that beneath it Leaped like the roe, when he hears in the woodland the voice of the huntsman? Where is the thatch-roofed village, the home of Acadian farmers. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Evangeline UK Reichs, Kathy Bones to Ashes US 2007 Fiction 743294378 9014 And if you wrong us, do we not revenge? If we are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in that. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice UK Katzenbach, John The Dead Student US 2015 Fiction 802123376 9015 When you win the prize they tell you a joke: Now you know the first line of your own obituary. Katzenbach, John Hart's War US 1999 Fiction 345426258 9016 Well I lived with a child of snow When I was a soldier And I fought every man for her Until the nights grew colder Cohen, Leonard Blunt, Giles Until the Night Canadian 2012 Fiction 679314350 9017 I have shut my windows. I do not want to hear the weeping. But from behind the grey walls. Nothing is heard but the weeping. Lorca, Federico Garcia Blunt, Giles Breaking Lorca Canadian 2009 Fiction 307357007 9018 In the events in Spain I see an insult, a revolt against intelligence, non-rationality and uncivil primitivism unleashed to such an extent that the foundations of my own rationality are shaken. In this conflict, my judgment should lead me to rejection, to turning my back on everything reason condemns. I cannot. My affliction as a Spaniard dominates everything. This voluntary servitude will be with me forever, and I can never be an exile. I feel all things Spanish as my own, and even the most odious must be endured, like a painful malady. But that does not prevent me from understanding the disease that we are dying of, or more precisely, the disease we have already died of; because everything we might say now about the past sounds like something from another world. Azana, Manuel Molina, Antonio Munoz In The Night of Time 2009 Fiction 9781781254639 9019 Can it be true that our country is shattered, life suspended, everything unresolved. Molina, Antonio Munoz In The Night of Time 2009 Fiction 9781781254639 9020 To see clearly and without flinching, without turning away, this is agony, the eyes taped open two inches from the sun. Atwood, Margaret Notes towards a poem that can never be written note Mun, Nami Miles from Nowhere 2009 Fiction 9781594488542 9021 Cruel leaders are replaced only to have new leaders turn cruel. Guevera, Ernesto "Che" Murari, Timeri N. The Taliban Cricket Club 2012 Fiction 9780062091253 9022 There is no place for any act of violence on the field of play. Preamble No. 6 in the Laws of Cricket Murari, Timeri N. The Taliban Cricket Club 2012 Fiction 9780062091253 9023 For where there are Irish there's memory undying, And when we forget, it is Ireland no more! Kipling, Rudyard Murray, Paul Ghostland Fiction 9024 Man, the imperfect librarian may be the product of chance or of malevolent demiurgi. Borges, Jorge Luis Murphy, Elizabeth An Imperfect Librarian 2008 Fiction 9781550812473 9025 To the Roaring Wing. What syllable are you seeking, Vocalissimus, In the distances of sleep? Speak it. Stevens, Wallace Mustian, Mark T. The Gendarme 2010 Fiction 1917 9780399156342 9026 What is the point of books, if not to bring us closer to real life, if not to make us all the more eager to live it? Miller, Henry Musso, Guillaume Girl on Paper 2010 Fiction 9781908313058 9027 N' accomplissant que ce qu'il doit, Chaque pecheur peche pour soi: Et le premier recueille, en les mailles qu'il serre, Tout le fretin de sa misere; Et celui-ci ramene a l'etourdie le fond vaseux des maladies; Et tel ouvre les nasses Aux desespoirs qui le menacent; Et celui-la recueille au long des bords, Les epaves de son remords. Verhaeren, Emile Les Pecheurs Mutis, Alvaro The Adventures and Misadventures of Maqroll 1992 Fiction 9780940322912 9028 The difference between the almost-right word & the right word is really a large matter -- it's the difference between the lightning-bug & the lightning. Twain, Mark Muske-Dukes, Channeling Mark Twain 2007 Fiction 9780812967494 9029 There is no point in tempering your convictions this side of the prison wall, because you might find yourself behind it.... Though hope is indeed what you need least upon entering here; a lump of sugar would be more useful. Brodsky, Joseph Muske-Dukes, Channeling Mark Twain 2007 Fiction 9780812967494 9030 Stone upon stone On stone a stone And on that stone Another stone folk song Folk Song Mysliwski, Wieslaw Stone Upon Stone 1999 Fiction 9031 But he spoke of the temple of his body... John 2:21 Nadas, Peter A Book of Memories 1986 Fiction 9780312427962 9032 In the murderer worthy to be called an artist, there rages some great storm of passion -- jealousy, ambition, vengeance, hatred -- which creates a hell within him. Quincey, Thomas De On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth Morrell, David Inspector of the Dead 2015 Fiction 9780316323932 9033 Tena, ki te riro ko ta te teina ki mua whanau mai ai, hei muri ko ta te tuakana whanau ai, na, he iwi kino taua iwi hou, ina tae mai ki tenei Motu. (But, if it happens that the child of the younger is born first, and of the elder afterward, then the newcomers will be an evil people, when they arrive in this Land. Maori premonition of disorder Moran, Johanna The Wives of Henry Oades 2010 Fiction 9780007339266 9034 Lo vielh Ivern ambe sa samba ranca Ara es tornat dins los nostres camins Le neu retrais una flassada blanca E'l Cerc bronzis dins las brancas dels pins. (Pitiful old Winter has returned, Limping up and down our roads, Spreading his white blanket of snow While the Cers wind cries in the branches of the pine trees.) Occitan song Song Mosse, Kate The Winter Ghosts 2009 Fiction 9781409103394 9035 Known unto God Kipling, Rudyard Mosse, Kate The Winter Ghosts 2009 Fiction 9781409103394 9036 The truth is a wayfarer, in whose way nothing can stand. Zola, Emile Mosteghanemi, Ahlem The Dust of Promises 2016 Fiction 9781408866269 9037 We have clinical terms for disturbed, but not for disturbing persons. Laing, R. D. & Esterson, A. Sanity, Madness and the Family Moss, Sarah Bodies of Light 2014 Fiction 1964 9781847089090 9038 For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. Matthew 6:21 Moss, Todd Ghosts of Havana 2016 Fiction 9780399175930 9039 Success is what succeeds. Bundy, McGeorge National Security Adviser's memo to President Moss, Todd Ghosts of Havana 2016 Fiction 1961 9780399175930 9040 War is always hell, but Florida seemed worse. Grunwald, Michael Moss, Todd Ghosts of Havana 2016 Fiction 9780399175930 9041 The advantages of backchannels are secrecy, speed, and the avoidance of internal bureaucratic battles. Berridge, G. R. Diplomacy: Theory and Practice Moss, Todd The Golden Hour 2014 Fiction 1995 9780399168604 9042 The stars streaming in the sky are my hair The round rim of the earth which you see Binds my starry hair Curtin, Jeremiah Creation Myths of Primitive America US Motion, Andrew The New World 2014 Fiction 1989 9780224097949 9043 Questo e il giardino; se lo guardi e forte il lume tanto che ti fere gli occhi e ti rivolti, ma subito apprendi che tutto e vero, ogni cosa che vedi e vera, e svolge la vita nel tempo e e intera... (This is the garden; when you look it's far too bright and burns your eyes and so you turn away, although you know that everything is real, everything you see is real, and through time life unwinds and is complete...) Damiani, Claudio Il giardino del mio amore (The Garden of My Love) Mozzi, Giulio This is the Garden 2005 Fiction 1987 9781934824757 9044 Three things for which we kill -- Land, women and gold. Punjabi proverb Proverb Mueenuddin, Daniyal In Other Rooms Other Wonders 2009 Fiction 9780747597131 9045 I do like Scotland. I like the miserable weather. I like the miserable people. I like the fatalism, the negativity, the violence that's always just below the surface. Robertson, James The Testament of Gideon Mack Muir, Kate West Coast 2008 Fiction 9780755325047 9046 Work as if you live in the early days of a better nation. Gray, Alasdair Muir, Kate West Coast 2008 Fiction 9780755325047 9047 History isn't only what we inherit, safe and sound and after the fact; it is also we are ourselves obliged to endure. Ozick, Cynthia Public Intellectuals Mukherjee, Neel A Life Apart 2010 Fiction 9781849011013 9048 Anod now the sun had stretched out all the hills, And now was dropped into the western bay; At last he rose, and twitched his mantle blue: Tomorrow to fresh woods, and pastures new. Milton, John Lycidas Mukherjee, Neel A Life Apart 2010 Fiction 9781849011013 9049 And then another problem reared its head. When Miss Gilby had first entered the inner courtyard there had been a great deal of trouble that had lasted quite some time. Eventually, the whole thing had got buried under the routine and rhythms of quotidian life. But soon everything was raked up again; I hadn't given much thought to Miss Gilby's nationality for a long time but now I began to do so. I said to my husband, "I think you should ask her to leave." He kep quiet. I said a lot of unpleasant things to him. He heard me out, silent and sad, and then left the room. I sulked and cried for a while. That night, he said to me, "Bimala, I cannot see Miss Gilby as just an English woman and nothing more. Does the fact that you've known her for so long count as nothing? Is her Englishness everything? Don't you understand how fond she is of you?" I felt ashamed but coudn't swallow my pride entirely and agree that he was right. So I said, somewhat petutantly, "All right, then, let her stay. Who's asked her to leave?" Tagore, Rabindranath Bimala's autobiography, The Home and the World Mukherjee, Neel A Life Apart 2010 Fiction 9781849011013 9050 Which of us is happy in this world? Which of us has his desire? Thackeray, William Makepeace Vanity Fair Mukherjee, Bharati Miss New India 2011 Fiction 9780618646531 9051 Oh! didn't he ramble ramble? He rambled all arouund In and out of town, Oh didn't he ramble ramble. He rambled till the butchers cut him down. Handy, Will Oh, Didn't He Ramble Muller, Marcia Till the Butchers Cut Him Down 1994 Fiction 704344165 9052 In the broken promise land They tell you you're in big demand But come the brutal light of day The dreams you have just slip away They lure you with their talk of fame They swear you're sure to make a name The lies you're living take their toll And in the end they own your soul In the broken promise land They make you jump at their command They use you up, throw you away And soon your hopes are yesterday Savage, Ricky The Broken Promise Land Poem Muller, Marcia The Broken Promise Land 1996 Fiction 704345048 9053 Everyone had a friend in every wisp of cloud that's how it is with friends where the world is full of fear even my mother said, that's how it is friends are out of the question think of more serious things. Naum, Gellu Muller, Herta The Land of Green Plums 1993 Fiction 8101159672 9054 Why doesn't the devil carry me off? It must be better with him than here. Braun, Eva Journal entry Mulisch, Harry Siegfried 2001 Fiction 1935 9055 I must tell you, it was not easy for me to raise my right hand and say, "I, Willard Strickland, a Negro do solemnly swear to perform the duties of a Negro policeman." Strickland, Officer Willard Mullen, Thomas Dark Town 2016 Fiction 1977 9780349142050 9056 There is no word in the human language capable of consoling the guinea pigs who do not know the reason for their death. Survivor of Hiroshima Morante, Elsa History: A Novel 1974 Fiction 1920 9057 ... thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes... for so it seemed good in thy sight. Luke 10:21 Morante, Elsa History: A Novel 1974 Fiction 9058 New evils require new remedies... new sanctions to defend and vindicate the eternal principles of right and wrong. The Times (London) UK Morrell, David The League for Night and Fog 1987 fiction 9780345512222 9059 Ego dixi: In dimidio dierum meorum vadam ad portas inferi. (I said: In the midst of my days I shall go to the gates of hell.) Isaiah 38:10 Moring, Marcel Dark Wood 2006 Fiction 9780066212418 9060 You come from nothing, you're going back to nothing. What've you lost? Nothing! Idle, Eric Always Look On the Bright SIde of Life Moring, Marcel Dark Wood 2006 Fiction 9780066212418 9061 One learns people through the heart, not the eyes or the intellect. Twain, Mark Morgenroth, Kate Through the Heart 2010 Fiction 9780452295896 9062 Round about the cauldron go; In the poisoned entrails throw: Toad, that under cold stone Days and nights hast thirty-one Sweltered venom sleeping got, Boil thou first i’ the charmed pot. . Fillet of a fenny snake In the cauldron boil and bake; Eye of newt, and toe of frog, Wool of bat, and tongue of dog, Adder’s fork, and blind-worm’s sting, Lizard’s leg, and howlet’s wing. . Scale of dragon, tooth of wolf, Witches’ mummy, maw and gulf Of the ravined salt sea shark, Root of hemlock digged i’ the dark, Liver of blaspheming Jew, Gall of goat, and slips of yew Silvered in the moon’s eclipse, Nose of Turk, and Tartar’s lips, Finger of birth-strangled babe, Ditch-delivered by a drab, Make the gruel thick and slab. . Cool it with a baboon’s blood; Then the charm is firm and good. I am in blood Stepped in so far, that, should I wade no more, Returning were as tedious as go o’er. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Amis, Martin The Zone of Interest UK 2014 Fiction 978-0-385-35349-6 9063 Who let the dogs in? … This, we fear, is going to be the question. Who let the dogs in? Who let the dogs in? Who? Who? Amis, Martin Lionel Asbo UK 2012 Fiction 307958086 9064 The Second World War produced, in the end, one victor, the United States, one hero, Great Britain, one villain, Germany… Stone, N Hitler Deighton, Len XPD UK 1981 Fiction, Historical 586054472 9065 And now I will unclasp a secret book, And to your quick-conceiving discontents, I’ll read you matter deep and dangerous. Shakespeare, William Henry IV Deighton, Len The Ipcress File UK 1962 Fiction 586026193 9066 Though it must be said that every species of birds has a manner peculiar to itself, yet there is somewhat in most genera at least that at first sight discriminates them, and enables a judicious observer to pronounce upon them with some certainty. White, Gilbert Deighton, Len The Ipcress File UK 1962 Fiction 1778 586026193 9067 But war's a game, which, were their subjects wise, Kings would not play at. Cowper, William Deighton, Len Spy Story UK 1974 Fiction 61002658 9068 I have loved the stars too fondly to be fearful of the night. Epitaph on grave of unknown astronome Deighton, Len Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Spy UK 1976 Fiction 586045007 9069 Perhaps the worst plight of a vessel is to be caught in a gale on a lee shore. In this connection the following … rules should be observed: 1.Never allow your vessel to be found in such a predicament … Callingham Seamanship: Jottings for the Young Sailor Deighton, Len Horse Under Water UK 1963 Fiction 042507403X 9070 I cannot tell how the truth may be; I say the tale as ’twas told to me. Scott Deighton, Len Horse Under Water UK 1963 Fiction 042507403X 9071 Had I not known that I was dead already I would have mourned my loss of life. Dokan, Ota Last Words of Ota Dokan, scholar of military arts and poetry Japan Eisler, Barry Hard Rain US 2004 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 1486 451212460 9072 Evening cherry blossoms: I slip the inkstone back into my kimono this one last time. Kaisho Death Poem of the Poet Kaisho Japan Eisler, Barry Hard Rain US 2004 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 1914 451212460 9073 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T.S Four Quartets Eisler, Barry Winner Take All US 2004 Fiction B00BC8T0NM 9074 If I leave no trace behind in this fleeting world what then could you reproach? Death poem of Ukifune in the Genji Monogatari Japan Eisler, Barry Winner Take All US 2004 Fiction B00BC8T0NM 9075 The way of the samurai is found in death. Tsunetomo, Yamamoto Hagakure Japan Eisler, Barry Redemption Games US 2005 Fiction B00BC8T5V4 9076 L’état, c’est moi. Louis XIV France Eisler, Barry Inside Out US 2010 Fiction B00AMNK8MU 9077 Of course, the United States is unique. And just as we have the world’s most advanced economy, military, and technology, we also have its most advanced oligarchy. Johnson, Simon The Atlantic Eisler, Barry Inside Out US 2010 Fiction B00AMNK8MU 9078 By definition, establishments believe in propping up the existing order. Members of the ruling class have a vested interest in keeping things pretty much the way they are. Safeguarding the status quo, protecting traditional institutions, can be healthy and useful, stabilizing and reassuring. Thomas, Evans Newsweek Eisler, Barry Inside Out US 2010 Fiction B00AMNK8MU 9079 Who is the third who walks always beside you? When I count, there are only you and I together But when I look ahead up the white road There is always another one walking beside you Gliding wrapt in a brown mantle, hooded I do not know whether a man or a woman — But who is that on the other side of you? Eliot, T.S The Waste Land Eisler, Barry Rainfall US 2003 Fiction 045120915X 9080 In the changing of the times, they were like autumn lightning, a thing out of season, an empty promise of rain that would fall unheeded on fields already bare. Shosaburo, Abe on the Meiji-era samurai Eisler, Barry Rainfall US 2003 Fiction 045120915X 9081 Life can only be understood backward; but it must be lived forward. Kierkegaard Eisler, Barry Graveyard of Memories US 2014 Fiction 1477818162 9082 The Panopticon must not be understood as a dream building: it is the diagram of a mechanism of power reduced to its ideal form. Foucault, Michel Eisler, Barry The God's Eye View US 2016 Fiction 1477818162 9083 Knowledge has always flowed upwards, to bishops and kings, not down to serfs and slaves. The principle remains the same in the present era… governments dare to aspire, through their intelligence agencies, to a god-like knowledge of every one of us. Assange, Julian Eisler, Barry The God's Eye View US 2016 Fiction 1477818162 9084 Comrades, I must tell you again: we must collect everything! Nothing can be missed! Mielke, Erich Erich Mielke, leader of East Germany’s Stasi Eisler, Barry The God's Eye View US 2016 Fiction 1477818162 9085 A taste for truth at any cost is a passion which spares nothing. Camus, Albert Lashner, William Bitter Truth US 2003 Fiction 1477818162 9086 Perhaps the only true dignity of man is his capacity to despise himself. Santayana, George Lashner, William Hostile Witness US 1995 Fiction 1477818162 9087 My God! What is this country doing to me? Because it has rejected me, let us consider it coldly, let us watch it lose its honor and its life. NÉMIROVSKY, IRÈNE Suite Française Rosnay, Tatiana Sarah’s Key French 2007 Fiction 1942 312370830 9088 Tyger! Tyger! burning bright In the forests of the night, What immortal hand or eye Could frame thy fearful symmetry? Blake, William Songs of Experience Rosnay, Tatiana Sarah’s Key French 2007 Fiction 312370830 9089 Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel. Johnson,Samuel Antrim, Kathleen Capital Offense 2002 Fiction B00W4JVIVU 9090 Vengeance is mine, and I will repay. Tolstoy Anna Karenina Bradby,Tom The White Russian UK 2002 Fiction 1400032008 9091 ACCORDING TO CHINESE LEGEND, AFFAIRS IN THE “OTHER WORLD” ARE MANAGED BY BUREAUS OR MINISTRIES. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT OF THESE IS THE MINISTRY OF THUNDER AND STORM, PRESIDED OVER BY THE MASTER OF RAIN. IN THE CLOSE, INTENSE HEAT OF THE SHANGHAI SUMMER, THE MASTER OF RAIN STANDS ABOVE THE DARK CLOUDS THAT HANG OVER THE CITY, BROODING UPON ITS FATE. THE RAIN IS IN HIS GIFT, AND THUS HE CONTROLS THE FERTILITY OF THE LAND AND THE PROSPERITY OF ITS INHABITANTS. HE IS AN OMNIPOTENT AND CAPRICIOUS BENEFACTOR—OR TORMENTOR. Bradby,Tom The Master of Rain UK 2002 Fiction 375713336 9092 The world, an entity out of everything, was created by neither gods nor men, but was, is, and will be eternally living fire, regularly becoming ignited and regularly becoming extinguished. Heraclitus The Cosmic Fragments, no. 20 Pearson, Ridley Beyond Recognition US 1997 Fiction, Mystery, Suspense 78688928 9093 Sweet Virginia again on the sharp edge of a flat world Huston, Charlie The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death US 2008 Fiction 034550111X 9094 There are other worlds, but they are in this one Eluard, Paul Navarro, Julia The Brotherhood Of The Holy Shroud Spanish 2004 Fiction 440243025 9095 The rabbi of Lublin said: “I love the wicked man who knows he is wicked more than the righteous man who knows he is righteous. But concerning the wicked who consider themselves righteous, it is said: ‘They do not turn even on the threshold of Hell.’” Buber, Martin Tales of the Hasidim: Early Masters Thomas, Steven Criminal Karma US 2009 Fiction 034549783X 9096 His stories were what frightened people worst of all. Dreadful stories they were — about hanging, and walking the plank, and storms at sea, and the Dry Tortugas, and wild deeds and places on the Spanish Main Stevenson, Robert Louis Trasure Island Delgado, James P. and Cussler, Clive Adventures of a Sea Hunter: In Search of Famous Shipwrecks US 2004 Fiction 1553650719 9097 Everyone is like a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Twain, Mark Ryan, Chris Who Dares Wins UK 2009 Fiction 1846053277 9098 He kitenga kanohi, He hokinga whakaaro. (To see a face is to stir the memory.) Ryan, Chris The Watchman UK 2001 Fiction 009940608X 9099 You have personally made SAS history. de la Billière,Peter General Peter de la Billière, Director of UK Special Forces, Commander in Chief British Forces Ryan, Chris The One That Got Away UK 1995 Fiction 1574881566 9100 ‘I know you’re probably sick of environmentalists like me banging on about global warming. The sea level rising and all that rubbish. But think of it this way. You know the Thames Barrier? You know that without it a lot of central London would be under water? Well, in twenty-five years’ time, if you don’t build a much bigger Thames Barrier, London will be under water anyway. That’s what rising sea levels mean. ‘Twenty-five years; it’s not long, is it? Or, if you’re really unlucky with the weather, it could be twenty-five minutes.’ Kelland, Bel Dr Bel Kelland, environmentalist, News Focus, August 2006 Ryan, Chris Flash Flood UK 2006 Fiction 2006 99488639 9101 As the knights fight in the hall, people stand by the wall. Jokers joke whilst people poke at one another. Shrieking sounds down below where cellars glow. The King sits on his throne when people groan. The Lady who wears silver threads lives in dread of the spider and the dead. Ryan, Sarah Ryan, Chris Stand By, Stand By UK 1996 Fiction 1996 99460084 9102 The Border Reiver’s Philosophy I would have none think that I call them thieves The freebooter ventures both life and limb, Good wife, and bairn, and every other thing; He must do so, or else must starve and die, For all his livelihood comes of the enemie. Ryan, Chris Tenth Man Down UK 1999 Fiction 009928068X 9103 I do not wish to kill or be killed, but I can foresee circumstances in which both these things would be by me unavoidable.' Thoreau, Henry David A Plea for Captain John Brown, Henry David Thoreau Ryan, Chris Firefight UK 2008 Fiction 1846053293 9104 ‘We will kill bin Laden. We will crush Al-Qaeda.’ Obama, Barack Barack Obama, 7 October 2008 Ryan, Chris Osama UK 2012 Fiction 1444706446 9105 When the decision to assassinate has been reached, the tactics of the operation must be planned, based upon an estimate of the situation similar to that used in military operations.’ From declassified CIA manual ‘A Study of Assassination’ Ryan, Chris Osama UK 2012 Fiction 1444706446 9106 Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world's more full of weeping than you can understand. Yeats, William Butler The Stolen Child Ablow, Keith Compulsion US 2002 Fiction 312988249 9107 It's a wonder I haven't abandoned all my ideals. They seem so absurd and impractical. Yet I cling to them because I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart. Frank, Anne Steel, Danielle Echoes US 2004 Fiction 385336349 9108 Whoever saves one life, saves a world entire. Talmud Steel, Danielle Echoes US 2004 Fiction 385336349 9109 In each loss there is a gain, As in every gain there is a loss, And with each ending comes a new beginning. Buddhist proverb Steel, Danielle Betrayal US 2012 Fiction B005BUG6TI 9110 Some of the greatest crimes against humanity have been committed in the name of love. A sociopath is a person who will destroy you, without a heart, without a conscience, without even a second glance. At first they are too perfect and too good to be true. Then, they remove your heart, and whatever else they want, with a scalpel. The operation they perform is brilliant, often but not always flawless. And when they’ve gotten whatever they came for in the first place, they leave you traumatized, stunned, and bleeding by the roadside, and silently move on, to do it again to someone else. Steel, Danielle Steel, Danielle Matters Of The Heart US 2008 Fiction 385340273 9111 rogue: a mischievous person, a scamp, a rascal, an impish or playful young person. Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary Steel, Danielle Rogue US 2008 Fiction 385340257 9112 The summer came like a whisper dancing in her hair, wishing he would care and dream and stop the carousel until he heard her truth until he brought her youth back laughing to her eyes, she wanted him to realize she loved him still until too late… but time would never wait, would never be… and she was free for sand castles and dreams, the summer schemes so sweet so new, so old… the story told, the heavens blend the love lives on ’til summer’s end. Steel, Danielle Steel, Danielle Summer’s End US 1979 Fiction 751505609 9113 In each loss there is a gain. As in every gain there is a loss. And with each ending comes a new beginning. Shao Lin Steel, Danielle Amazing Grace US 2007 Fiction 385340230 9114 If you become whole, everything will come to you. Tao Te Ching Steel, Danielle Amazing Grace US 2007 Fiction 385340230 9115 Never settle for less than your dreams. Somewhere, sometime, someday, somehow, you'll find them. Steel, Danielle Bittersweet US 1988 Fiction 440243459 9116 Proverbs 31:10: Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price is far above rubies. 11: The heart of her husband doth safely trust in her….12: She will do him good and not evil all the days of her life.13: … She worketh willingly with her hands.14: … She bringeth her food from afar.15: She riseth while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household….16: She considereth a field and buyeth it: with the fruit of her hands she planteth a vineyard.18: … her candle goeth not out by night.20: She stretcheth out her hand to the poor; yea, she reacheth forth her hands to the needy.25: Strength and honor are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come.26: She openeth her mouth with wisdom; and in her tongue is the law of kindness.27: She looketh well to the ways of her household, and eateth not the bread of idleness.28: Her children arise up and call her blessed; her husband also praiseth her.29: Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest them all. 31: Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates. Proverbs 31:10-31 Bible Steel, Danielle Coming Out US 2006 Fiction 385338325 9117 On ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.One can only see clearly with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eye. de Saint-Exupéry, Antoine Le Petit Prince Steel, Danielle Dating Game US 1999 Fiction 385336314 9118 Five minutes …five days …and a lifetime forever changed in a single moment. Steel, Danielle Steel, Danielle Five Days in Paris US 1995 Fiction 553474294 9119 If you become whole, everything will come to you. Tao Te Ching Steel, Danielle Honor Thyself US 2008 Fiction 385340249 9120 What does that mean—“tame”?It is an act too often neglected …It means to establish ties.To me, you are still nothing more than a little boy who is just like a hundred thousand other little boys. And I have no need of you. And you on your part have no need of me …But if you tame me, then we shall need each other. To me, you will be unique in all the world. To you, I shall be unique in all the world …If you tame me, it will be as if the sun came to shine on my life. I shall know the sound of a step that will be different from all the others. Other steps send me hurrying back underneath the ground. Yours will call me, like music, out of my burrow … Think how wonderful that will be when you have tamed me! …Please—tame me!One only understands the things that one tames … there is no shop anywhere where one can buy friendship … If you want a friend, tame me …What must I do to tame you?You must be very patient … first you will sit down at a little distance from me—like that—in the grass. I shall look at you out of the corner of my eye, and you will say nothing. Words are the source of misunderstandings. But you will sit a little closer to me every day …As yet you are nothing. No one has tamed you, and you have tamed no one … But I have made him my friend, and now he is unique in all the world. De Saint-Exupéry, Antoine Le Petit Prince Steel, Danielle Impossible US 2006 Fiction 440242010 9121 … All my life long Over my shoulder have I looked at peace; And now I fain would lie in this long grass And close my eyes. St Vincent Millay, Edna Steel, Danielle Journey US 2000 Fiction 440243769 9122 … all human wisdom was contained in these two words: Wait and Hope! Dumas, Alexandre The Count of Monte Cristo Steel, Danielle Miracle US 2005 Fiction 440240778 9123 I shall bury the wounded like pupas, I shall count and bury the dead. Let their souls writhe in a dew, Incense in my track. The carriages rock, they are cradles. And I, stepping from this skin Of old bandages, boredoms, old facesStep to you from the black car of Lethe, Pure as a baby. Plath, Sylvia Getting There Steel, Danielle Passion's Promise US 1976 Fiction 440129265 9124 Tenderness is more powerful than hardness. Water is more powerful than the rock. Love is more powerful than violence. Hesse, Hermann Steel, Danielle Ransom US 2004 Fiction 552149934 9125 A tomb is only an empty box. The one I love exists entirely in my memory, in a handkerchief that's still scented when I unfold it. in an intonation that I suddenly remember and listen to for a whole long moment, my head bent …… and what bitterness at first—but what calm relief later!—to discover, one day when spring trembles with cold, uneasiness and hope—that nothing has changed: neither the smell of the earth, nor the quiver of the brook, nor the shape, like rosebuds, of the chestnut shoots … to lean down in astonishment over the little filigree cups of the wild anemones, toward the carpet of endless violets—arc they mauve, arc they blue?—to let one's gaze caress the unforgotten outline of the mountains, to drink with a sigh of hesitation the piquant wine of a new sun … to live again! Colette A Retreat from Love Steel, Danielle Remembrance US 1981 Fiction 751505552 9126 We are all seeking that special person who is right for us. But if you've been through enough relationships, you begin to suspect there's no right person, just different flavors of wrong.Why is this? Because you yourself are wrong in some way, and you seek out partners who are wrong in some complementary way. But it takes a lot of living to grow fully into your own wrongness. It isn't until you finally run up against your deepest demons— your unsolvable problems—the ones that make you who you truly are—that you're ready to find a lifelong mate. Only then do you finally know what you are looking for.You are looking for the wrong person. But not just any wrong person: the “right” wrong person—some-one you lovingly gaze upon and think, “This is the problem I want to have.”I will find that special person who is wrong for me in just the right way. Boyd, Andrew Daily Afflictions Steel, Danielle Second Chance US 2004 Fiction 440240794 9127 A single moment, etched in time, shining brightly like a star in a midnight sky, an aeon, an instant, a million years pressed into one, when all stands still and life explodes into infinite dreams, and all is changed forevermore, in the blink of an eye. Steel, Danielle The Kiss US 2001 Fiction 044023669X 9128 He said he'd always cherish me. She said she'd love me forever. He said he'd be my partner. She said she'd be my best friend. He said he'd listen to my stories. She said she'd laugh at my jokes. He said he'd always listen to me. She said she'd always talk to me. He said he'd always hug me. She said she'd always hold my hand. He said he'd always sleep with me. She said she'd always kiss me goodnight. He said he'd always love me. She said she'd never leave me. Rosenthal, Donna HE SAID/SHE SAID Steel, Danielle Toxic Bachelors US 2005 Fiction 375435409 9129 hey say that at dawn, on the winter solstice, the top of Helios Tower burned brighter than the sun and dragons fell from the sky … Garrity, Emma December 24th From the journal of Emma Garrity Y Gay, Kelly The Darkest Edge of Dawn US 2010 Fiction 1439110042 9130 Cain said to his brother Abel, “Let us go out to the field…” Genesis 4:8 Bible Ruff, Matt Bad Monkeys US 2007 Fiction, Psychological Thriller 61240419 9131 Conscience: the inner voice that warns us someone may be looking. Mencken, H. L. Ruff, Matt Bad Monkeys US 2007 Fiction, Psychological Thriller 61240419 9132 … the real problem is that government is boring. O’Rourke, P. J. Meltzer, Brad The Zero Game US 2004 Fiction 446612111 9133 If the American people found out what was going on there, they would tear it down brick by brick. Ryland, Howard R. Howard R. Ryland Capitol police officer On Congress Meltzer, Brad The Zero Game US 2004 Fiction 446612111 9134 In a capital full of classified matters, and full of leaks, the Court keeps private matters private. Reporters may speculate; but details of discussion are never disclosed, and the vote is revealed only when a decision is announced. The Supreme Court Historical Society Meltzer, Brad The Tenth Justice US 1997 Fiction 446606243 9135 Equal Justice Under Law Five votes can do anything around here. Brennan, William Supreme Court Justice Meltzer, Brad The Tenth Justice US 1997 Fiction 446606243 9136 Twenty-three percent of people say they would steal if they couldn’t get caught. … but to live outside the law, you must be honest. Dylan, Bob Meltzer, Brad The Millionaires US 2002 Fiction 446611921 9137 Whatever limits us, we call Fate. Ralph Waldo Emerson God does not roll dice. Einstein, Albert Meltzer, Brad The Book of Fate US 2006 Fiction 044661212X 9138 And so, from hour to hour, we ripe and ripe, And then, from hour to hour, we rot and rot, And thereby hangs a tale. Shakespeare, William As You Like It Braver, Gary Elixir US 2000 Fiction, Speculative 812575911 9139 We should take care not to make the intellect our god; it has, of course, powerful muscles, but no personality. Einstein, Albert Braver, Gary Gray Matter US 2002 Fiction, Speculative 812570065 9140 Lord, I do believe; help me in my unbelief. MARK 9:24 Bible Braver, Gary Tunnel Vision US 2011 Fiction, Speculative 765309769 9141 So many dreams—it’s hard to pick out the right one. White, E.B E.B White, who died of Alzheimer’s disease Braver, Gary Flashback US 2005 Fiction 765302519 9142 When I was young I could remember anything whether it happened or not; but my faculties are decaying now and soon I shall be so I cannot remember anything but the things that never happened. Twain, Mark Braver, Gary Flashback US 2005 Fiction 765302519 9143 hishuk ish ts'awalk Nuu-chah-nulth tribe, Vancouver Island Schätzing, Frank The Swarm German 2004 Fiction 60813261 9144 Planet Earth is blue And there’s nothing I can do Bowie, David Schätzing, Frank Limit German 2009 Fiction 3462037048 9145 The best artist has that thought alone which is contained within the marble shell; only the sculptor’s hand can break the spell to free the figures slumbering in the stone. Buonarroti, Michelangelo Funaro, Gregory The Sculptor US 2009 Fiction 786022124 9146 O mighty lord! O exalted god of battle! Thou art brilliant in the bright heavens! Let me proclaim thy greatness! Let me bow in humility before thee! Ancient Babylonian prayer Funaro, Gregory The Impaler US 2011 Fiction 786022132 9147 I believe that in the end the truth will conquer. Wycliffe, John Stewart, Mariah Cold Truth US 2005 Fiction 345476654 9148 Three things cannot be long hidden: the sun, the moon, and the truth. Siddhartha Stewart, Mariah Hard Truth US 2005 Fiction 345476670 9149 High heels weaken men’s knees. Collins, Sunny Trouble in High Heels US 2004 Fiction 446611743 9150 IF ALIENS EVER VISIT US, I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus first landed in America, which didn’t turn out very well for the Native Americans. Hawking, Stephen Yancey, Rick The 5th Wave US 2013 Fiction 399162410 9151 My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep; the more I give to thee, The more I have; for both are infinite. Shakespeare, William Yancey, Rick The Infinite Sea US 2014 Fiction B00E8OLIXM 9152 mon•strum•ol•o•gy n. 1: the study of life forms generally malevolent to humans and not recognized by science as actual organisms, specifically those considered products of myth and folklore 2: the act of hunting such creatures Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 1416984488 9153 The Androphagi [Anthropophagi] have the most savage manners of all. They neither acknowledge any rule of right nor observe any customary law… [They] have a language all their own, and alone of all these nations they are man-eaters. Herodotus The Histories of Herodotus Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 440 B.C. 1416984488 9154 It is said that the Blemmyae have no heads and that their mouth and eyes are put in their chests. Pliny the Elder Naturalis Historiae Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 75 AD 1416984488 9155 … another island, midway, live people of stature and ugly nature, which have no head and their eyes on the back and mouth, crooked as a horseshoe, in the midst of the breasts. On another island, there are many people without heads, and which has the eyes and head in the back. Wonders of the World Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 1356 1416984488 9156 Gaora is a river, on the banks of which are a people whose head grow beneath their shoulders. Their eyes on in their shoulders, and their mouths in the middle of their breasts. Hakluyt’s Voyages Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 1598 1416984488 9157 To the west of Caroli are divers nations of Cannibals, and of those Ewaipanoma without heads. Sir Raleigh,Walter The Discovery of Guiana Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 1416984488 9158 Wherein I spake of most disastrous chances, Of moving accidents by flood and field, Of hair-breadth scapes i’ the imminent deadly breach… And of the Cannibals that each other eat, The Anthropophagi, and men whose heads Do grow beneath their shoulders. Shakespeare, William Othello Yancey, Rick The Monstrumologist US 2009 Gothic Fiction 1416984488 9159 La vie contemplative est souvent misérable. Il faut agir davantage, penser moins, et ne pas se regarder vivre. Chamfort, Nicolas-Sébastien Maximes et Pensées Marshall, Michael Killer Move UK 2011 Fiction 61434426 9160 —I did it How can we be sure we are not impostors? Lacan, Jacques The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psychoanalysis Marshall, Michael The Intruders UK 2007 Fiction 61235024 9161 You are in my heart and none other knows thee But your son ‘Akhenaten’. You have given him understanding of your designs and your power. The people of the world are in your hand… The Pharaoh Akhenaten Hymn to the Sun Egypt Mariani, Scott The Heretics Treasure UK 2009 Fiction 1847560822 9162 Seek, my Brother, without becoming discouraged; the task is hard, I know, but to conquer without danger is to triumph without glory. The Alchemist Fulcanelli Mariani, Scott The Alchemist's Secret UK 2007 Fiction 1847563406 9163 Blessed is he that readeth, and they that hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written therein: For the time IS at hand. Book of Revelation 1:3 Bible Mariani, Scott The Doomsday Prophecy UK 2009 Fiction 1847560814 9164 Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal. Einstein, Albert Mariani, Scott The Shadow Project UK 2010 Fiction 7311907 9165 The dogma of Christianity gets worn away before the advances of science. Hitler, Adolf Mariani, Scott The Shadow Project UK 2010 Fiction 7311907 9166 I know I must die. Someone has given me aqua toffana and has calculated the precise time of my death - for which they have ordered a Requiem. It is for myself that I am writing this Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mariani, Scott The Mozart Conspiracy UK 2008 Fiction 1791 1439193363 9167 We’ve arranged a global civilisation in which most crucial elements profoundly depend on science and technology. We’ve also arranged things so that no one understands science or technology. This is a prescription for disaster. We might get away with it for a while, but sooner or later, this combustible mixture of ignorance and power is going to blow up in our faces. Sagan, Carl Mariani, Scott The Nemesis Program UK 2015 Fiction 1995 7398468 9168 I could set the earth’s crust into such a state of vibration that it would rise and fall hundreds of feet, throwing rivers out of their beds, wrecking buildings, and practically destroying civilisation. The principle cannot fail. Tesla, Nikola Mariani, Scott The Nemesis Program UK 2015 Fiction 1898 7398468 9169 That’s my last Duchess painted on the wall, Looking as if she were alive. I call That piece a wonder, now: Frà Pandolf’s hands Worked busily a day, and there she stands. Will’t please you sit and look at her? Browning, Robert My Last Duchess Mariani, Scott The Armada Legacy UK 2013 Fiction B00AAU3H14 9170 They are going! They are going! The Irish are going with a vengeance! Soon a Celt will be as rare on the banks of the Liffey as a red man on the banks of the Hudson. The London Times, 1847 Mariani, Scott The Forgotten Holocaust UK 2015 Fiction 1847 7486170 9171 Could not anyone blow up that horrible island with dynamite and carry it off in pieces — a long way off? Tennyson, Lord Alfred Mariani, Scott The Forgotten Holocaust UK 2015 Fiction 7486170 9172 A smart man only believes half of what he hears; a wise man knows which half. Cooper, Jeff Col. Jeff Cooper, United States Marine Corps Mariani, Scott The Cassandra Sanction UK 2016 Fiction B012T976YW 9173 Even in scientific circles, it is not easy to expunge an erroneous conclusion if it has been cited enough times. Merril, Ronald T. Professor Ronald T. Merril, University of Washington Mariani, Scott The Cassandra Sanction UK 2016 Fiction B012T976YW 9174 Doing what I do is hard enough… Finding the right girl, the one who knows her place, that’s damn near impossible these days. FROM AN E-MAIL RECOVERED FROM THE SUSPECT’S COMPUTER Olsen, Gregg Victim Six US 2010 Fiction 078602044X 9175 On the Oregon farm she ran, Claire Logan hatched a plan. She told the men they’d better hurry, “Come out West and we’ll marry.” But just how many did she bury? One, two, three, four… A jump-rope verse from the 1970s Olsen, Gregg A Wicked Snow US 1995 Fiction 786018291 9176 You feel the last bit of breath leaving their body. You’re looking into their eyes. A person in that situation is God! Bundy, Ted Olsen, Gregg Fear Collector US 2011 Fiction 786020466 9177 Murder′s never perfect. Wilder, Billy Lilley, Kathryn Makeovers Can Be Murder US 2009 Fiction 045122826X 9178 Madrid is a strange place anyway. I do not believe anyone likes it much when he first goes there. It has none of the look that you expect of Spain… Yet when you get to know it, it is the most Spanish of all cities, the best to live in, the finest people, and month in and month out the finest climate. While other big cities are all very representative of the province they are in, they are either Andalucian, Catalan, Basque, Aragonese, or otherwise provincial. It is in Madrid only that you get the essence… It makes you feel very badly, all question of immortality aside, to know that you will have to die and never see it again. Hemingway, Ernest Cumming, Charles The Spanish Game UK 2006 Fiction 014101783X 9179 ‘I remember, in fact, the Lebanese woman I knew at Berkshire College saying to me, after I told her how much I loved her: “I’ll always tell you the truth, unless of course I’m lying to you.”’ Ford, Richard The Sportswriter Cumming, Charles A Spy by Nature UK 2001 Fiction 312366353 9180 ‘If we hope to live not just from moment to moment, but in true consciousness of our existence, then our greatest need and most difficult achievement is to find meaning in our lives.’ Bettelheim, Bruno The Uses of Enchantment Cumming, Charles A Spy by Nature UK 2001 Fiction 312366353 9181 ‘… You are neither here nor there, A hurry through which known and strange things pass As big soft buffetings come at the car sideways And catch the heart off guard and blow it open.’ Heaney, Seamus Postscript Cumming, Charles A Colder War UK 2014 Fiction 1250020611 9182 ‘Certain persons … have a natural predilection to live in that curious world of espionage and deceit, and attach themselves with equal facility to one side or the other, so long as their craving for adventure of a rather macabre type is satisfied.’ Masterman, John Sir John Masterman, The Double-Cross System Cumming, Charles A Colder War UK 2014 Fiction 1250020611 9183 ‘There’s just one thing I think you ought to know before you take on this job … If you do well you’ll get no thanks and if you get into trouble you’ll get no help. Does that suit you?’ ‘Perfectly.’ ‘Then I’ll wish you good afternoon.’ Maugham, W. Somerset Ashenden Cumming, Charles A Foreign Country UK 2012 Fiction 312591330 9184 ‘The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there.’ Hartley, L.P. The Go-Between Cumming, Charles A Foreign Country UK 2012 Fiction 312591330 9185 ...the Social Contract is nothing more or less than a vast conspiracy of human beings to lie to and humbug themselves and one another for the general Good. Wells, H. G. Love and Mr Lewisham Mortimer, John Rumpole Misbehaves 2007 Fiction 9780670018307 9186 ...the statutory provisions relating to anti-social behaviour orders (ASBOs) are not entirely straightforward... Anti-social Behaviour Orders: A Guide for the Judiciary Mortimer, John Rumpole Misbehaves 2007 Fiction 9780670018307 9187 All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream. Poe, Edgar Allan Moriarty, Cal The Killing of Bobbi Lomax 2016 Fiction 1849 9780571305421 9188 I seemed every night to descend into chasms and sunless abysses, depths below depths, from which it seemed hopeless that I could ever re-ascend. Quincey, Thomas De Morrell, David Ruler of the Night 2016 Fiction 9780316307901 9189 The Opium-Eater is [the] ruler of the night. Emerson, Ralph Waldo to Quincey, Thomas De conversation Morrell, David Ruler of the Night 2016 Fiction 9780316307901 9190 [Mr Lonely] song sheet Mr Lonely/Sid's Song Song sheet Morecambe, Eric Mr. Lonely 1981 Fiction 9780007395095 9191 It seems feasible that over the coming century human nature will be scientifically remodelled. If so, it will be done haphazardly, as an upshot of struggles in the murky realm where big business, organised crime and the hidden parts of government vie for control. Gray, John Straw Dogs Morgan, Richard Black Man 2007 Fiction 978075078130 9192 Human, to the continuous mind, is an absolutist concept. There can be no half measures. And from this flows much evil. Dawkins, Richard A Devil's Chaplain Morgan, Richard Black Man 2007 Fiction 9780575078130 9193 Historical truth, for him, is not what took place; it is what we think took place. Borges, Jorge Luis Pierre Menard Morrow, Bradford The Forgers 2014 Fiction 9780802123213 9194 What object if served by this circle of misery and violence and fear? It must tend to some end, or else our universe is ruled by chance, which is unthinkable . But what end? There is the great standing perennial problem to which human reason is as far from an answer as ever. Doyle, Arthur Conan The Cardboard Box Morrow, Bradford The Forgers 2014 Fiction 9780802123213 9195 The natural flights of the human mind are not from pleasure to pleasure but from hope to hope. Johnson, Samuel The Rambler No. 2 Morrall, Clare Natural Flights of the Human Mind 2006 Fiction 340896493 9196 There is an expiry date on blaming your parents for steering you in the wrong direction; the moment you are old enough to take the wheel, responsibility lies within you. Rowling, J. K. Harvard Commencement Speech Speech Moriarty, Laura While I'm Falling 2009 Fiction 2008 9781401302726 9197 I have walked through many lives, some of them my own, and I am not who I was... Kunitz, Stanley The Layers Morse, Eleanor While Dog Fell From the Sky 2013 Fiction 9780241145654 9198 There are many, and also the most part, that creep after his way and his hole... Though they have no red beards, yet there are found more foxes now than ever were heretofore. The righteous people are all lost... I wot not what end shall come to us hereof... Caxton, William History of Reynard the Fox Morrison, Blake South of the River 2007 Fiction 1481 9780701180461 9199 One for sadness, two for mirth, Three for marriage, four for birth Five for laughing, six for crying Seven for sickness, eight for dying. Nine for silver, ten for gold Eleven for a secret that will never be told... Scottish folk saying about seeing crows folk saying Scotland Monninger, Joseph Eternal on the Water 2010 Fiction 9781439168332 9200 The Creator made them black so the bruises couldn't be seen. Sanderval, Olivier De Monenembo, Tierno The King of Kahel 2008 Fiction 9780982555071 9201 At the violet hour, when the eyes and back Turn upward from the desk, when the human engine waits Like a taxi throbbing waiting... Eliot, T. S. The Wasteland Poem Montanan, Richard The Violet Hour 1998 Fiction 9780099524823 9202 Is mise Peig Ni Laoghaire. A Tiarna Deverill, dhein tu eagoir orm agus ar mo shliocht trin ar dtalamh a thogail agus ar spiorad a bhriseadh. Go dti go gceartaionn tu na h-eagoracha siud, ciurim malacht ort fein agus d-oidhri, I dtreo is go mbi sibh gan suaimhneas siorai I ndomhan na n-anmharbh. (I am Maggie O' Leary. Lord Deverill, you have wronged me and my descendants by taking our land and breaking our spirits. Until you right those wrongs I curse you and your heirs to an eternity of unrest and to the world of the undead.) O' Leary, Maggie Montefiore, Santa The Girl in the Castle 2015 Fiction 1662 9780062456854 9203 Consider the turtle. Perchance you have worried, despaired of the world, meditated the end of life, and all things seem rushing to destruction; but nature has steadily and serenely advanced with the turtle's pace. The young turtle spends its infancy within its shell. It gets experience and learns the way of the world through that wall. While it rests warily on the edge of its hole, rash schemes are undertaken by men and fail. French empires rise or fall, but the turtle is developed only so fast. What's a summer? Time for a turtle's egg to hatch. So is the turtle developed, fitted to endure, for he outlives twenty French dynasties. One turtle knows several Napoleans. They have no worries, have no cares, yet has not the great world existed for them as much as for you? Thoreau, Henry David Journal Journal entry Monroe, Alice The Beach House 2002 Fiction 1856 9780778313472 9204 This is the wall of dolls Secret world of smalls Look at them all my friend You'll be one of them in the end. Golden Earring Wall of Dolls Montanari, Richard The Doll Maker 2014 Fiction 9780751549331 9205 Darling Sweetheart, You are my avid fellow feeling. My affection curiously clings to your passionate wish. My liking yearns to your heart. You are my wistful sympathy: my tender liking. Yours beautifully, M. U. C. Moore, Liz The Unseen World 2016 Fiction 9780393241686 9206 My dear Norman, ... I've now got myself into the kind of trouble that I have always considered to be quite a possiblity for me, though I have usually rated it at about 10:1 against... The story of how it all came to be found out is a long and fascinating one, which I shall have to make into a short story one day, but haven't the time to tell you now. No doubt I shall emerge from it all a different man, but quite who I've not found out... Yours in distress, Alan Hodges, Andrew Alan Turing: The Enigma Moore, Liz The Unseen World 2016 Fiction 9780393241686 9207 We have learnt that the exploration of the external world by the methods of physical science leads not to a concrete reality but to a shadow world of symbols, beneath which those methods are unadapted for penetrating. Feeling that there must be more behind, we return to our starting point in human consciousness -- the one centre where more might become known. There we find other stirrings, other revelations (true or false) than those conditioned by the world of symbols. Are not these too of significance? We can only answer according to our conviction, for here reasoning fails us altogether. Eddington, A. S. Science and the Unseen World Moore, Liz The Unseen World 2016 Fiction 9780393241686 9208 Flue (flook) 1. A stroke of good luck 2. A chance occurrence; an accident 3. A bard or barbed head, as on a harpoon 4. Either of the two horizontally flattened divisions of the tail of the whale Definition of a word Moore, Christopher Fluke 2003 Fiction 380978415 9209 Oh! No! We never mention her, Her name is never head; My lips are now forbid to speak That once familiar word. Bayly, Thomas Haynes Morgan, Mary The Sound of her Name 2005 Fiction 9780312341350 9210 Sincere words are not pretty Pretty words are not sincere Tao Te Ching China Morton, T. A. Halfway Up A Hill 2016 Fiction 9789810984953 9211 And the waters overwhelmed the earth so greatly that all the tall mountains that were under the heavens came to be covered. Genesis 7:19 Mitchell, Alex The 13th Tablet 2012 Fiction 9781908323095 9212 ... and turned to blackness all that had been light. The land shattered like a pot. All day long the South Wind blew, blowing fast, submerging the mountain in water, overwhelming the people like an attack... they could not recognize each other in the torrent. The gods were frightened by the Flood, and retreated, ascending to the heaven of Anu. Epic of Gilgamesh XI Mitchell, Alex The 13th Tablet 2012 Fiction 9781908323095 9213 [...] there is Old Nineveh, which is desolate. The whole land of Nineveh is black like pitch [...] There is neither herb nor any vegetation whatever [...] New Nineveh, opposite, is on the other side of the river. At New Nineveh is a large congregation numbering more than six thousand souls. It has two princes. The name of the one is Rabbi David, and of the other Rabbi Samuel. They are sons of two brothers, and of the seed of King David. Petachiah of Ratisbon Mitchell, Alex The 13th Tablet 2012 Fiction 12th century CE 9781908323095 9214 But thou, whose pen hath like a pack-horse served, Whose stomach unto gall hath turned thy food, Whose sense, like poor prisoners, hunger-starved, Whose grief hath parched thy body, dried thy blood... Drayton Y Mitchell, Gladys When Last I Died 1941 Fiction 9780099526223 9215 How many stars in your bowl? How many shadows in your soul? Lawrence, D.H. The Stars Stand Still Mitchard, Jacquelyn Cage of Stars 2006 Fiction 9780446578752 9216 But, when the days of golden dreams had perished, And even Despair was powerless to destroy; Then did I learn how existence could be cherished, Strengthened, and fed without the aid of joy. Bronte, Emily Remembrance Mitchard, Jacquelyn The Breakdown Lane 2005 Fiction 00607547X 9217 The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once. Einstein, Albert Mitchell, Judith Claire A Reunion of Ghosts 2015 Fiction 9780062355881 9218 Suddenly all my ancestors are standing beside me. Be still, they say, Watch and listen. You are the result of the love of thousands Hogan, Linda Dwell: A Spiritual History of the Living World Mitchell, Judith Claire A Reunion of Ghosts 2015 Fiction 9780062355881 9219 The talent is well hidden indeed; how else could it have remained submerged for centuries with only the tip of the iceberg showing above a sea of quackery? King, Stephen Carrie Novel US Miyabe, Miyuki The Sleeping Dragon Japanese 1991 Fiction 9784770031044 9220 The finest play ever staged cannot compete with the spectacle of a public slicing. Zhao, Jia Mo, Yan Sandalwood Death Chinese 2001 Fiction 9221 Up is down and ugly is beautiful. Leathermouse motto Motto Moers, Walter The Alchemaster's Apprentice 2007 Fiction 9781590204047 9222 In Ireland, in Cromwell's time, wolves were particularly troublesome and said to be increasing in numbers, so that special measures were taken for their destruction... The date of their final disappearance cannot now be ascertained. Encyclopedia Britannica Moerk, Christian Darling Jim 2007 Fiction 1911 9780805089479 9223 ... why talk of beauty what could be more beautiful than these heroic happy dead who rushed like lions to the roaring slaughter they did not stop to think they died instead... cummings, e. e. next to of course god america i Mogelson, Luke These Heroic, Happy Dead 2016 Fiction 9781101906828 9224 If you're afraid of the dark, remember the night rainbow. If there is no happy ending, make one out of cookie dough. Edens, Cooper Mohr, Joshua Fight Song 2013 Fiction 9781593765088 9225 When everyone leaves for other planets I will stay in the abandoned city... Teillier, Jorge Cuando todos se vayan, Muertes y maravillas Mojtabai, A. G. Parts of a World 2011 Fiction 9780810127661 9226 I believe with perfect faith in the coming of the Messiah. Though he tarry, I will wait for him... I believe. Ani Ma'amin Jewish morning prayer Mojtabai, A. G. Parts of a World 2011 Fiction 9780810127661 9227 "Blow me down." "I can't." "In that case, let's go." Trabal, Francesc L'any que ve Monzo, Quim Gasoline 1983 Fiction 9781934824184 9228 What greater thing is there for two human souls, than to feel that they are joined for life -- to strengthen each other in all labor, to rest on each other in all sorrow, to minister to each other in all pain, to be one with each other in silent unspeakable memories... Eliot, George Adam Bede Monroe, Mary Alice Last Light over Carolina 2009 Fiction 9781416549703 9229 Retirado en la paz de estos desiertos... Retirado en la paz de estos desiertos, con pocos, pero doctos libros juntos, vivo en conversación con los difuntos, y escucho con mis ojos a los muertos. Si no siempre entendidos, siempre abiertos, o enmiendan, o fecundan mis asuntos; y en músicos callados contrapuntos al sueño de la vida hablan despiertos. Las grandes almas que la muerte ausenta, de injurias de los años vengadora, libra, ¡oh gran don Joseph!, docta la imprenta. En fuga irrevocable huye la hora; pero aquélla el mejor cálculo cuenta, que en la lección y estudios nos mejora. Quevado, Francisco De Retirado en la paz de estos desiertos Poem Spain Miles, Valerie A Thousand Forests in One Acorn 2012 Fiction 9781934824917 9230 You may feel irritated at being suddenly awakened when you are caught napping; and you may think that if you were to strike me dead as you easily might, then you would sleep on for the remainder of your lives, unless God in his care of you gives you another gadfly. Plato's Apology Miller, Jennifer The Year of the Gadfly 2012 Fiction 9780547548593 9231 Sing like no one's listening, love like you've never been hurt, dance like nobody's watching, and live like it's heaven on earth. Twain, Mark Mills, Mark B. Waiting for Doggo 2014 Fiction 9781472218339 9232 Yet meet we shall, and part, and meet again Where dead men meet, on lips of living men. Butler, Samuel Mills, Mark Where Dead Men Meet 2016 Fiction 9780755392353 9233 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time. Eliot, T. S. Little Gidding, Four Quartets Poem Mills, Mark The Savage Garden 2007 Fiction 9780007164752 9234 People forget, they cover, they kid themselves, they lie. But their trash always tells the truth. Rathje, William Miles, Jonathan Want Not 2013 Fiction 9235 the ordor of shit is like language, an unmistakable assimilation of a use, tone, flavor, accent hard to fake: enemy shit smells like the enemy: everything is more nearly incredible than you thought at first. Ammons, A. R. The Ridge Farm Miles, Jonathan Want Not 2013 Fiction 9236 To what purpose is this waste? Matthew 26:8 Miles, Jonathan Want Not 2013 Fiction 9237 Men must endure their going hence, even as they're coming hither. Shakespeare, William Mindt, Alex male of the species 2007 Fiction 1883285283 9238 What Americans fear is the inability to have a world like their father's... Tillman, Lynne Mindt, Alex male of the species 2007 Fiction 1883285283 9239 I looked out my window to see where my father might be hiding. Marcus, Ben Mindt, Alex male of the species 2007 Fiction 1883285283 9240 Remember, as far as anyone knows, we're a nice normal family. Simpson, Homer Mindt, Alex male of the species 2007 Fiction 1883285283 9241 If you want to know me, look inside your heart. Lao Tzu Minot, Eliza The Tiny One 1999 Fiction 037540645X 9242 The civilized people in the world, the ones who hide behind culture and art and politics... and even the law, they're the ones to watch out for. They've got that perfect disguise goin' for them, you know? But they're the most vicious. They're the most dangerous people on earth. Connelly, Michael The Last Coyote Minier, Bernard The Circle 2012 Fiction 9781250045546 9243 Of all the tricks of memory, the cruelest Is accuracy. Brock, Geoffrey The Orpheus Variations Min, Katherine Secondhand World 2006 Fiction 307263444 9244 It seemed to him that this dark quarter of death and assignation would go on and on whispering to him secrets he did not want to hear as long as he had the strength to listen. Gay, William Minor, Kyle In the Devil's Territory 2008 Fiction 9780979312366 9245 You are what your deep, driving desire is. As your desire is, so is your will. As your will is, so is your deed. As your deed is, so is your destiny. Brihadaranyaka Upanishads IV. 4. 5. Min, Anchee Becoming Madame Mao 2000 Fiction 9780618127009 9246 I belong to China for I have lived there from childhood to adulthood... Happy for me that for instead of the narrow and conventional life of the white man in Asia, I lived with the Chinese people and spoke their tongue before I spoke my own, and their children were my first friends. Buck, Pearl S. My Several Worlds Min, Anchee Pearl of China 2010 Fiction 9781408801826 9247 Behind the calm steadfast eyes of a Chinese woman, I feel a powerful warmth. We might have been friends, she and I, unless she had decided first that I was her enemy. She would have decided, not I. I was never deceived by Chinese women, not even by the flower-like lovely girls. They are the strongest women in the world. Seeming always to yield, they never yield. Their men are weak beside them. Whence comes this female strength? It is teh strength that centuries have given time, the strength of the unwanted. Buck, Pearl S. Letter from Peking Min, Anchee Pearl of China 2010 Fiction 9781408801826 9248 With rue my heart is laden For golden friends I had, For many a rose-lipt maiden And many a lightfoot lad. By brooks too broad for leaping The lightfoot lads are laid; The rose-lipt girls are sleeping In fields where roses fade. Housman, A. E. Misra, Jaishree Secrets & Lies 2009 Fiction 9781847561688 9249 If someone is to be born, that person will not be blank, but a moral being, a subject of value -- not of integration. Barthes, Roland Missiroli, Marco The Sense of an Elephant 2012 Fiction 9781447241942 9250 Only now is the child finally divested of all that he has been. McCarthy, Cormac Missiroli, Marco The Sense of an Elephant 2012 Fiction 9781447241942 9251 When half way through the journey of our life I found that I was in a gloomy wood, because the path which led aright was lost. And ah, how hard it is to say just what this wild and rough and stubborn woodland was, the very thought of which renews my fear! So bitter 't is, that death is little worse; but of the good to treat which there I found, I'll speak of what I else discovered there. Alighieri, Dante Inferno Mishani, D. A. The Man Who Wanted to Know Everything Israeli 2015 Fiction 9780062447906 9252 Tu parl' as moins avec un Glock dans la bouche. (You'll talk less with a Glock in your mouth) Booba Miske, Karim Arab Jazz French 2015 Fiction 9781848664395 9253 There are some secrets which do not permit themselves to be told. Poe, Edgar Allan The Man of the Crowd Mishani, D. A. A Possibility of Violence 2013 Fiction 9781780876528 9254 God has given you one face, And you make yourself another. Shakespeare, William UK Mitchard, Jacquelyn Second Future 2011 Fiction 9781400067756 9255 When you were far beyond the sea, Such thoughts were tyrants over me! I often sat, for hours together, Through the long nights of angry weather, Raised on my pillow, to descry The dim moon struggling in the sky. Bronte, Emily Faith and Despondency Mitchard, Jacquelyn Still Summer 2007 Fiction 9780446578769 9256 That man is by nature a buffoon and that his best work is done in an antic, is a theory which gentlemen of leisure and high spirits will find very comforting. Wedgwood, A. F. Mitford, Nancy Wigs on the green 1935 Fiction 9780307740854 9257 Grief fills up the room of my absent child, Lies in his bed, walks up and down with me, Puts on his pretty looks, repeats his words, Remembers me of all his gracious parts, Stuffs out his vacant garments with his form. Then have I reason to be fond of grief. Fare you well. Had you such a loss as I, I could give better comfort than you do. Shakespeare, William King John Mitchard, Jacquelyn The Deep End of the Ocean 1996 Fiction 9780140286274 9258 Gonna stop you when you sing, gonna give it til you scream; don't like what you said, gonna go A-Rod on your head. Legally Dead A-Rod Song Mitzner, Adam A Case of Redemption 2013 Fiction 9781451674804 9259 The word must communicate something (other than itself) Benjamin, Walter On Language as Such and on the Language of Man Mieville, China Embassytown 2011 Fiction 9780230750760 9260 The horses dreamed on their feet and the wild animals, crouching to leap even in thier sleep, seemed to be collecting gloom under their skins which would break out later. Aichinger, Ilse The Bound Man Mieville, China Three Moments of an Explosion 2015 Fiction 9780230770188 9261 Deep inside the town there open up, so to speak, double streets, doppelganger streets, mendacious and delusive streets. Schulz, Bruno The Cinnamon Shops and Other Stories Mieville, China The City and the City 2009 Fiction 97803305314192 9262 The green waves break from my sides As I roll up, forced by my season. Cook, Hugh The Kraken Wakes Mieville, China Kraken 2010 Fiction 9780330492324 9263 One overhears many reactions to surrealist art, but the most pathetic of all is from those who ask, "What am I supposed to see and feel from this?" In other words, "What does papa say I may think and feel about this?" Pailthorpe, Grace On the importance of Fantasy Life Mieville, China The Last Days of New Paris 2016 Fiction 9780345543998 9264 Like all these long low squat houses, it had been built not for but against. They were built against the forest, against the sea, against the elements, against the world. They had roof-beams and doors and hatred -- as though in this part of the world an architect always included hatred among his tools, and said to his apprentice: "Mind you've brought along enough hatred today." Gaskell, Jane Some Summer Lands Mieville, China This Census-Taker 2016 Fiction 9781101967331 9265 There were once five and twenty tin soldiers, all brothers, for they were the offspring of the same old tin spoon. Andersen, Hans Christian The Steadfast Tin Soldier Mignola, Mike & Golden, Christopher Baltimore, or The Steadfast Tin Soldier and the Vampire 2007 Fiction 97805538044713 9266 Wild things leave skins behind them, they leave clean skins and teeth and white bones behind them, and these are token passed from one to another, so that the fugitive kind can always follow their kind... Williams, Tennesee Orpheus Descending Miller, Rebecca Jacob's Folly 2013 Fiction 9780857868961 9267 Evil is the chair of the good. Eliezer, Israel ben Ba'al Shem Tov Miller, Rebecca Jacob's Folly 2013 Fiction 9780857868961 9268 That damned painting vexes my mind's eye. Rijn, Rembrandt van Miller, Philip The Blue Horse 2015 Fiction 1642 9781910449042 9269 In every legend there lies a grain of truth. Folk saying Miloszewski, Zygmunt A Grain of Truth 2011 Fiction 9270 Half the truth is a whole lie. Jewish Proverb Proverb Miloszewski, Zygmunt A Grain of Truth 2011 Fiction 9271 It is the prosecutor's duty to strive to establish the truth. Ethical principles for the Prosecutor Miloszewski, Zygmunt A Grain of Truth 2011 Fiction 9272 The time will come when the sun will shine only on free men who have no master but their reason. Condorcet, Marquis de Miller, Andrew Pure 2011 Fiction 9781444724288 9273 You have killed a sweet lady, and her death shall fall heavy on you. Shakespeare, William Much Ado About Nothing Play UK Mills, Mark The Information Officer 2009 Fiction 9780007276882 9274 I may live on until I long for this time In which I am so unhappy, And remember it fondly. Kiyosuke, Fujiwara No Miller. Andrew One Morning Like a Bird 2008 Fiction 9780340825143 9275 Corax, the Raven -- the messenger of the gods. Just when you think life is on track, along comes a socking great bird, squawking news of a divine quest. My advice is, shoot the bloody thing. Ekwall, Martin interview on tv TV interview Mills, Jenni Crow Stone 2007 Fiction 9780007247134 9276 One day it will have to be officially admitted that what we have christened reality is an even greater illusion than the world of dreams. Dali, Salvador Milward, Richard Kimberly's Capital Punishment 2012 Fiction 9780571283453 9277 Oh, outcasts of all outcasts most abandoned! -- to the earth art thou not forever dead? to its honors, to its flowers, to its golden aspirations? -- and a cloud, dense, dismal, and limitless, does it not hang eternally between thy hopes and heavens? Poe, Edgar Allan William Wilson Milward, Richard Kimberly's Capital Punishment 2012 Fiction 1839 9780571283453 9278 " A horse not broken becometh headstrong, and a child left to himself will be wilful." Opie, Amelia Temper: Or, Domestic Scenes UK 1812 Fiction 9279 “Thy sweet reviving smiles might cheer despair, On the pale lips detain the parting breath, And bid hope blossom in the shades of death.” Opie, Amelia The Father and Daughter: A Tale UK 1827 Fiction 9280 Men pleas'd theirselves, think others will delight In such like circumstance, with such like sport. Their copious stories oftentimes begun End without audience, and are never done. Shakespeare, William Opie, Amelia New Tales UK 1819 Fiction 9281 There is no killing like that which kills the heart. Shakespeare, William Opie, Amelia A Wife's Duty UK 1847 Fiction 9282 To be resign'd when ills betide, Patient when favours are denied, And pleased with favours given; This, this alone is wisdom's part, This is that incense of the heart Whose fragrance smells to Heaven. Opie, Amelia Madeline UK 1822 Fiction 9283 If one by one, you wedded all the world, Or from the all that are, took something good To make a perfect woman; she you kill'd Would be unparallel'd. Shakespeare Dacre, Charlotte The Libertine UK 1807 Fiction 9284 .............. Are not these strange self delusions, and yet attested by common experience? South Dacre, Charlotte The Libertine UK 1807 Fiction 9285 These shall the fury passions tear Collins Dacre, Charlotte Zofloya: Or, The Moor: a Romance of the Fifteenth Century UK 1806 Fiction 9286 Let me not let pass Occasion which now smiles, beho'd alone The woman, opportune to all attempts. Milton Dacre, Charlotte Zofloya: Or, The Moor: a Romance of the Fifteenth Century UK 1806 Fiction 9287 What so sweet So beautiful on earth, and Ah! so rare, As kindred love, and faulty repoie. Young Porter, Anna Maria The Hungarian Brothers UK 1832 Fiction 9288 Not his, the fortitude that mocks at pains, But that which feels them most, and most sustains. Montgomery Porter, Anna Maria The Recluse of Norway UK 1814 Fiction 9289 There are souls more sick of pleasure than you are sick of pain. Chesterton, G. K. Mills, Mark The Long Shadow 2013 Fiction 9780755392346 9290 Here they come, returning from the road, Thirsty ghosts, skirts desert swept, Their mirage breath smeared, burnt, Bad-i-sad-o-bist-roz dry and dust-blasted, Here they come, returning from the road. Anjuman, Nadia The Deserted Voice Persia Nicorvo, Jay Baron The Standard Grand 2017 Fiction 9781250108944 9291 Because the keys to the Kingdom got locked inside the Kingdom And the angels fly around in there but we can't see them I got a girl in the war, Paul, I know that they can hear me yell If they can't find a way to help her they can go to Hell. Ritter, Josh Girl in the War Nicorvo, Jay Baron The Standard Grand 2017 Fiction 9781250108944 9292 In memory, everything seems to happen to music. Williams, Tennessee The Glass Menagerie Michaels, Sean Us Conductors 2014 Fiction 9781408868669 9293 And Nature in her perplexingest mood would not of herself cast me as a family daughter. MacLane, Mary Meloy, Maile A Family Daughter 2006 Fiction 9780743277662 9294 Hate is indistinguishable from love. Catullus Melo, Patricia Black Waltz 2003 Fiction 747573727 9295 One can't have it both ways and both ways is the only way I want it. Ammons, A. R. Poem Meloy, Maile Both Ways Is the Only Way I Want It 2009 Fiction 9781594488696 9296 "What will Miss Harris think of my hanging on to you so?" Mary Lincoln asked, holding her husband's hand. "She won't think anything about it," Abraham Lincoln replied. Last words Lincoln spoke before John Wilkes Booth put a bullet in his brain. Meltzer, Brad The Fifth Assassin 2012 Fiction 9781444764653 9297 Most journalists are restless voyeurs who see the warts on the world, the imperfections in people and places. Gloom is their game, the spectacle their passion, normality their nemesis. Talese, Gay Menendez, Ana The Last War 2009 Fiction 9780061724763 9298 I don't like being a voyeur, looking into other people's marriages. Begala, Paul Menendez, Ana The Last War 2009 Fiction 9780061724763 9299 You still don't understand? Throw the emptiness in your arms out into that space we breathe; maybe birds will feel the air thinning as they fly deeper into themselves. Rilke, Rainer Maria Duino Elegies Mengestu, Dinaw How to Read the Air 2010 Fiction 9781594487705 9300 When I came home to West Egg that night I was afraid for a moment that my house was on fire. Two o'clock and the whole corner of the peninsula was blazing with light, which fell unreal on the shrubbery and made thin elongating glints upon the roadside wires. Turning a corner, I saw that it was Gatsby's house, lit from tower to cellar. Fizgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Mendelsohn, Jane Burning Down the House 2016 Fiction 9781101975452 9301 I will write my name in fine red. Rhys, Jean Wide Sargasso Sea Mendelsohn, Jane Burning Down the House 2016 Fiction 9781101975452 9302 And after the fire, a still small voice. I Kings 19:12 Mendelsohn, Jane Burning Down the House 2016 Fiction 9781101975452 9303 To grunt and sweat under a weary life, But that the dread of something after death, The undiscovered country, from whose bourn No traveller returns, puzzles the will, And makes us rather bear those ills we have Than fly to others that we know not of Thus conscience does make cowards of us all. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Meno, Joe Marvel and a Wonder 2015 Fiction 9781617753930 9304 Exactly the same life all over again, only different. Pessoa, Fernando Menasse, Robert Don Juan de la Mancha German 2007 Fiction 9781846880810 9305 "[The speaker is Death.] There was a merchant in Bagdad who sent his servant to market to buy provisions and in a little while the servant came back, white and trembling, and said, Master, just now when I was in the marketplace I was jostled by a woman in the crowd and when I turned I saw it was Death that jostled me. She looked at me and made a threatening gesture; now, lend me your horse, and I will ride away from this city and avoid my fate. I will go to Samarra and there Death will not find me. The merchant lend lent him his horse, and the servant mounted it, and he dug his spurs in its flanks and as fast as the horse could gallop he went. Then the merchant went down to the marketplace and he saw me standing in the crowd and he came to me and said, Why did you make a threatening gesture to my servant when you saw him this morning? That was not a threatening gesture, I said, it was only a start of surprise. I was astonished to see him in Bagdad, for I had an appointment with him tonight in Samarra." Maugham, W. Somerset Mennuti, Nicholas Weaponized 2013 Fiction 9781444729238 9306 It is part of the strange human condition that every life could have been different to what it was. Ortega, Jose Y Gasset Velaquez Mendoza, Eduardo An Englishman in Madrid 2010 Fiction 9780857051899 9307 On the beach the sadness of gramophones deepens the ocean's folding and falling. It is yesterday. It is still yesterday. Strand, Mark Menendez, Ana In Cuba I was a German Shepherd 2001 Fiction 080213887X 9308 The first bridge, Constituition Station. At my feet the shunting trains trace iron labyrinths. Borges, Jorge Luis Menendez, Ana Adios, Happy Homeland 2011 Fiction 9780802170842 9309 Who is the ignoramus who claims that poetry is not indispensable to a people? Marti, Jose Menendez, Ana Adios, Happy Homeland 2011 Fiction 9780802170842 9310 The world is a dangerous place, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it. Einstein, Albert Mendoza, Elmer Silver Bullets Spanish 2008 Fiction 9781782064909 9311 The real Mexico horrifies many people, not the fact that it exists but the fact that it gets talked about. Lopez-Doriga, Joaquin Mendoza, Elmer Silver Bullets Spanish 2008 Fiction 9781782064909 9312 There is a smattering of blood at the origin of everything human. Ceronetti, Guido The Silence of the Body Mendoza, Elmer The Acid Test Spanish 2011 Fiction 9780857052612 9313 Is it the writer's task to bring more fear into this world? Fonseca, Rubem Romance Negro Mendoza, Elmer The Acid Test Spanish 2011 Fiction 9780857052612 9314 Fear is what arms the murderer. Cavalli, Patrizia Yo casi siempre duermo Mendoza, Elmer The Acid Test Spanish 2011 Fiction 9780857052612 9315 I have dealth with great things that I do not understand. Book of Job 42:3 Merullo, Roland American Savior 2008 Fiction 9781565126077 9316 The more people have studied different methods of bringing up children the more they have come to the conclusion that what good mothers and fathers instinctively feel like doing for their babies is the best after all. Spock, Benjamin Merullo, Roland The talk Funny Girl 2011 Fiction 9780307452931 9317 Our children are not individuals whose rights and tastes are casually respected from infancy, as they are in some primitive societies... They are fundamentally extensions of our own egos and give a special opportunity for the display of authority. Benedict, Ruth Merullo, Roland The talk Funny Girl 2011 Fiction 9780307452931 9318 We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first time Eliot, T. S. Four Quartets Poem Merchant, Ameen The Silent Raga 2007 Fiction 9781553653097 9319 A work of art is a corner of creation seen through a temperament. Zola, Emile Salon of 1866 Poem Merchant, Ameen The Silent Raga 2007 Fiction 9781553653097 9320 Men are such a combination of good and evil. Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier Mercurio, Jed American Adulterer 2009 Fiction 9781439115633 9321 They are going, going, going from the valleys and the hills, They are leaving far behind them the heathery moor and mountain rills, All the wealth of hawthorn hedges where the brown thrush sways and thrills. They are going, shy-eyed cailins, and lads so straight and tall, From the purple peaks of Kerry, from the crags of wild Imaal, From the greening plains of Mayo, and the the glens of Donegal. They are going, going, going, adn we cannot bid them stay, Their fields are now the strangers, where the strangers' cattle stray, Oh! Kathaleen Ni Houlihan, your way's a thorny way. Carbery, Ethena The Passing of the Gael Meredith, D. E. The Devil's Ribbon 2011 Fiction 9780312557690 9322 All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of thing shall be well. Julian of Norwich Merullo, Roland Vatican Waltz 2013 Fiction 9780307452955 9323 An important fruit of contemplative prayer is to be purified of our childish ideas of God. As our idea of God expands, there is no word, no way, no gesture, that can articulate it anymore. Hence we fall into silence, the place we should have been in the first place. Keating, Rev. Thomas Intimacy with God Merullo, Roland Vatican Waltz 2013 Fiction 9780307452955 9324 Some who have been called to grace may wrestle for years with their fearfulness before they are able to transcend it so as to accept their own godliness. Peck, M. Scott The Road Less Traveled Merullo, Roland Vatican Waltz 2013 Fiction 9780307452955 9325 Though we do not wholly believe it yet, the interior life is a real life, and the intangible dreams of people have a tangible effect on the world. Baldwin, James Merullo, Roland Dinner with Buddha 2015 Fiction 9781565129283 9326 The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way, and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light, that they might travel by day and by night. Exodus Messineo, Teresa They fly By Night 2017 Fiction 9780062459107 9327 If there were no eternal consciousness in a man... if an unfathomable, insatiable emptiness lay hid beneath everything, what would life be but despair? Kierkegaard, Soren Meyer, Philip American Rust 2009 Fiction 9780385527514 9328 ...what we learn in time of pestilence: that there are more things to admire in men than to despise. Camus, Albert Meyer, Philip American Rust 2009 Fiction 9780385527514 9329 And lest things which should be remembered perish with time and vanish from the memory of those who are to come after us, I, seeing so many evils and the whole world, as it were, placed within the grasp of the Evil One, being myself as if among the dead, I, waiting for death, have put into writing all the things that I have witnessed. And, lest the writing should perish with the writer and the work fail with the laborer, I leave parchment to continue this work, if perchance any man survive and any of the race of Adam escape this pestilence and carry on the work which I have begun… Brother John Clyn Willis, Connie Doomsday Book US 1992 Fiction 1349 553562738 9330 What a ringer needs most is not strength but the ability to keep time…You must bring these two things together in your mind and let them rest there forever — bells and time, bells and time. Blythe, Ronald Akenfield Willis, Connie Doomsday Book US 2002 Fiction 553562738 9331 You will make all kinds of mistakes; but as long as you are generous and true, and also fierce, you cannot hurt the world or even seriously distress her. Churchill, Winston Willis, Connie All Clear US 2010 Fiction 553807676 9332 There are three classes of human beings: men, women, and women physicians. Sir Osler, William Sheldon, Sidney Nothing lasts forever US 1994 Fiction 9780446354738 9333 What cannot be cured with medicaments is cured by the knife, what the knife cannot cure is cured with the searing iron, and whatever this cannot cure must be considered incurable. Hippocrates Sheldon, Sidney Nothing lasts forever US 1994 Fiction 480BC 9780446354738 9334 MAY YOU LIVE IN INTERESTING TIMES Ancient Chinese curse Sheldon, Sidney The Doomsday Conspiracy US 1991 Fiction 1568650957 9335 You cannot kill time without injuring eternity. Thoreau, Henry David Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 9336 All my possessions for a moment of time. Queen Elizabeth Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 9337 I should have become a watchmaker. Einstein, Albert Doetsch, Richard The 13th Hour US 2009 Fiction 1439147914 9338 Whoever does not miss the Soviet Union has no heart. Whoever wants it back has no brain. Putin, Vladimir Hynd, Noel Countdown in Cairo US 2009 Fiction 310278732 9339 Beware: Some liars tell the truth! Ancient Arab proverb Hynd, Noel Countdown in Cairo US 2009 Fiction 310278732 9340 "Then the bird doesn’t belong to any of you?” Spade asked. “Belong?” the fat man said jovially. “Well, sir, you might say it belonged to the King of Spain, but…an article of that value that has passed from hand to hand…is clearly the property of whoever can get a hold of it.” Hammett, Dashiell The Maltese Falcon Hynd, Noel Midnight In Madrid US 2009 Fiction 310278724 9341 Every man is as Heaven made him, and sometimes a great deal worse. Cervantes Don Quixote Hynd, Noel Midnight In Madrid US 2009 Fiction 310278724 9342 Every culture has its distinctive and normal system of government. Yours is democracy, moderated by corruption. Ours is totalitarianism, moderated by assassination. Unknown Russian diplomat Hynd, Noel Conspiracy in Kiev US 2008 Fiction 310278716 9343 Havana traps you. A Cuban woman seems to walk on air, not on the pavement. A Cuban man the same. We are gifted with fleeting happiness. We don’t expect a death or an accident either. That’s why people are so emotional and cry and shout and stamp their feet if something happens that isn’t part of the daily routine. Barnet, Miguel Rachel’s Song Hynd, Noel Hostage in Havana US 2011 Fiction 310324548 9344 We know of new methods of attack; the Trojan Horse, the Fifth. Column that betrays a nation unprepared for treachery. Spies, saboteurs and traitors are the actors in this new tragedy. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Franklin D. Roosevelt during fireside chat to the American people, May 26, 1940 Hynd, Noel Flowers From Berlin US 1985 Fiction B004GEC3LK 9345 We Americans have always been blessed with great leaders at crucial times. Washington at our birth. Jefferson at our first age of crisis. Lincoln at the Civil War and Wilson for the first world war. And then Roosevelt. What if there had been no Roosevelt? Gunther, John Hynd, Noel Flowers From Berlin US 1985 Fiction B004GEC3LK 9346 YOU TRIED LIKE HELL. ONLY ACCURATE RIFLES ARE INTERESTING. Colonel Whelen, Townsend Hunter, Stephen Point Of Impact US 1993 Fiction 99453452 9347 Why, they couldn’t hit an elephant at this distance! Sedgewick, John Major General John Sedgewick, Commander , Union VI Corps, Moments before his death by rifle fire from Confederate sharpshooters, Spotsylvania,Virginia, May 9 1864 Hunter, Stephen I, Sniper US 2009 Fiction 1416565159 9348 There is a paradox at the core of penology, and from it derives the thousand ills and afflictions of the prison system. It is that not only the worst of the young are sent to prison, but the best—that is, the proudest, the bravest, the most daring, the most enterprising and the most undefeated of the poor. There starts the horror. Mailer, Norman Norman Mailer's introduction to In the Belly of the Beast by Jack Henry Abbott Hunter, Stephen Dirty White Boys US 1994 Fiction 044022179X 9349 No one knows what it's like to be the bad man. Townsend, Peter "Behind Blue Eyes" Hunter, Stephen Dirty White Boys US 1994 Fiction 044022179X 9350 If any question why we died, Tell them, because our fathers lied. Kipling, Rudyard Rudyard Kipling, writing in the voice of his son John, KIA, the Somme, at the age of sixteen Hunter, Stephen Time to Hunt US 1998 Fiction 440226457 9351 And it’s old and old it’s sad and old and weary I go back to you, my cold father, my cold mad father… Joyce, James Finnegans Wake Hunter, Stephen Black Light US 1996 Fiction 044022313X 9352 The Ruy-Lopez is more popular than any other king pawn opening…. The Gambit is astonishingly complicated, embodying as it does a perpetual intertwining of grandiose strategical planning with an alarming maze of difficult tactical finesses and combinative motifs. It is no exaggeration to affirm that mastery of the Spanish Gambit is a requisite for anyone aspiring to become a strong chess player. Mason, James Adapted from James Mason, The Art of Chess Hunter, Stephen Tapestry of Spies US 1985 Fiction 440221854 9353 Marksmen are not limited to the location of their unit and are free to move anywhere they can see a valuable target…. Instructions for use of S.m.K. cartridges and rifles with telescopic sights, 1915 Hunter, Stephen The Master Sniper US 1980 Fiction 440221870 9354 Death is a gang-boss aus Deutschland his eye is blue he hits you with leaden bullets his aim is true Celan, Paul “A Death Fugue” Hunter, Stephen The Master Sniper US 1980 Fiction 440221870 9355 Are there really any cowboys left in the good old U.S.A.? Dalton, Lacy J. Hunter, Stephen The Second Saladin US 1982 Fiction 440221862 9356 We the suicide fighters, heroes of the nation, lions of black times We shall sacrifice our lives and our property for the sake of liberated Kurdistan. We shall wreak vengeance upon the many guilty hands which sought to destroy the Kurds And that shall serve as a lesson for the generations to follow. Hymn of the Kurdish Fighters Hunter, Stephen The Second Saladin US 1982 Fiction 440221862 9357 I think it’s time we stop, children, what’s that sound? Everybody look what’s going down. Springfield, Buffalo For What It's Worth Hunter, Stephen The Third Bullet US 2013 Fiction 145164020X 9358 “I came across time for you, Sarah.” Reese The Terminator Movie y Hunter, Stephen Sniper's Honor US 2014 Fiction 1984 1451640218 9359 Did he who made the lamb, Make thee? Blake, William Hunter, Stephen I, Ripper US 2015 Fiction 1476764859 9360 A book is a physical object in a world of physical objects. It is a set of dead symbols. And then the right reader comes along and the words — or, rather, the poetry behind the words, for the words themselves are mere symbols — spring to life. Borges, Jorge Luis Hunter, Stephen Citadel US 2015 Fiction B018TH5582 9361 Turn, hell-hound, turn! Macduff Macbeth Hunter, Stephen The 47th samurai US 2007 Fiction 743238095 9362 Speed is of the essence Anonymous Hunter, Stephen Night of Thunder US 2008 Fiction 1416565116 9363 What you think of yourself matters more than what others think of you author unknown to Papillon Charrière, Henri Banco: the Further Adventures of Papillon French 1972 Autobiography 58604010 9364 And he laid bold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand years.' Revelation 20:2 Bible Hayder, Mo Pig Island UK 2006 Novel, Fiction, Thriller, Crime Fiction 871139529 9365 Tell proud Jove, Between his power and thine there is no odds. ’Twas only fear first in the world made gods. Jonson, Ben Sejanus Mailand, Karen The Owl Killers UK 2009 Fiction 1603 718153200 9366 We do not know how strong we are until we are attacked by the evil of this world. Mechthild of Magdeburg Beguine Mailand, Karen The Owl Killers UK 2009 Fiction 718153200 9367 There is a house in New Orleans They call the Rising Sun It’s been the ruin of many a poor boy And me, Oh Lord! was one Traditional American folk song Twining, James The Geneva Deception UK 2009 Fiction 7230435 9368 If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. Newton, Isaac Sir Isaac Newton, letter to Hooke, 1675 Twining, James The Black Sun UK 2006 Fiction 1675 60762144 9369 Là, tout nést quórdre et beauté, Luxe, calme et volupté Baudelaire, Charles L´Invitation au Voyage Twining, James The Double Eagle UK 2005 Fiction 60762209 9370 What if the old love should return? Horace Dee, Jonathan Palladio US 2002 Fiction 375726411 9371 Way down deep we are all motivated by the same urges. Cats have the courage to live by them. Davis, Jim Sweeney, Leann The Cat, The Professor and the Poison US 2010 Fiction 451229800 9372 Curiosity is lying in wait for every secret. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Sweeney, Leann The Cat, the Quilt and the Corpse US 2009 Fiction 451225740 9373 In ancient Egypt, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this. Unknown Sweeney, Leann The Cat, the Lady and the Liar US 2011 Fiction 451233026 9374 It always gives me a shiver when I see a cat seeing what I can’t see. Farjeon, Eleanor Sweeney, Leann The Cat, the Wife and the Weapon US 2012 Fiction 451236475 9375 We from the bridge’s head descended, where To the eighth mound it joins, and then the chasm Opening to view, I saw a crowd within Of serpents terrible, so strange of shape And hideous, that remembrance in my veins Yet shrinks the vital current… Amid this dread exuberance of woe Ran naked spirits wing’d with horrid fear, Nor hope had they of crevice where to hide, Or heliotrope to charm them out of view. Dante The Divine Comedy, Inferno Canto xxiv Hughes, Declan The Color of Blood Irish 2007 Fiction 60825499 9376 Love never dies a natural death. Nin, Anaïs Wolfe, Inger The Taken Canadian 2009 Fiction 552156914 9377 Why have you suffer’d me to be imprison’d, Kept in a dark house… Shakespeare, William The Twelfth Night Crombie, Deborah In A Dark House US 2004 Fiction 60525266 9378 The sun no longer shows His face; and treason sows His secret seeds that no man can detect; Fathers by their children are undone; The brother would the brother cheat; And the cowled monk is a deceit… Might is right, and justice there is none. von der Vogelweide, Walther Crombie, Deborah And Justice There Is None US 2002 Fiction 553579304 9379 Imagination is a great gift, a Divine power of the mind, and may be trained and educated to create and to receive only that which is true. Bond, Frederick Bligh The Gate of Remembrance Crombie, Deborah A Finer End US 2001 Fiction 978-0-307-78940-2 9380 The old dockland is still clear in the minds of Londoners. Generations of children grew up in streets where the houses were dwarfed by ships, whose sides rose like cliffs over their back gardens. Nicholson, George Dockland: An illustrated historical survey of life and work in East London Crombie, Deborah Kissed a Sad Goodbye US 1999 Fiction, Mystery 978-0-307-78939-6 9381 It is sooth that sin is cause of all this pain, But all shall be well and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well. Julian of Norwich Julian of Norwich, 15th century Crombie, Deborah All Shall Be Well US 1994 Fiction, Mystery 0-425-14771-1 9382 There are four ways to write a woman’s life: the woman herself may tell it, in what she chooses to call an autobiography; she may tell it in what she chooses to call fiction; a biographer, woman or man, may write the woman’s life in what is called a biography; or the woman may write her own life, in advance of living it, unconsciously, and without recognizing or naming the process. Heilbrun, Carolyn Writing a Woman’s Life Crombie, Deborah Dreaming Of The Bones US 1997 Fiction, Mystery 0-684-80141-8 9383 Umbra Sumus-“We are shadows.” Inscription on the sundial of the Huguenot church, now the Jamme Masjid mosque, on Brick Lane Crombie, Deborah Necessary as Blood US 2009 Fiction, Mystery 61287539 9384 The art of sculling is like any other art. It is perfected only with constant practice so that each movement is graceful and is done correctly without thinking about it. Pocock, George George Pocock Notes on the Sculling Stroke as Performed by Professional Scullers on the Thames River, England Crombie, Deborah No Mark upon Her US 2011 Fiction, Mystery 023075063X 9385 Out of the night that covers me, Black as the Pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find me, unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. Henley, William Ernest Invictus (Unconquered) Gagnon, Michelle The Gatekeeper US 2009 Fiction 778326721 9386 To run true to type is the extinction of a man, his condemnation to death. If… he is still free from himself, he has achieved an atom of immortality. Pasternak, Boris Dr Zhivago Pendleton, Don Tennessee Smash US 1978 Fiction B00OYMP9YC 9387 Things do not change, we change. Thoreau, Henry David Pendleton, Don Tennessee Smash US 1978 Fiction B00OYMP9YC 9388 The question is not am I changing, but how. Death is the final change. Bolan, Mack The Executioner Pendleton, Don Tennessee Smash US 1978 Fiction B00OYMP9YC 9389 The world dies 'twixt every heartbeat, and is born again in each new perception of the mind. For each of us, the order of life is to perceive and perish and perceive again, and who can say which is which for every human experience builds a new world in its own image and death itself is but an unusual perception. Live large that you may experience large and thus, hopefully, die large. A soldada's final words, Translated from the Spanish for Bolan in Miami Massacre Pendleton, Don Day of Mourning US 1984 Fiction 373610629 9390 The courage we desire and prize is not the courage to die decently, but to live manfully Carlyle, Thomas Pendleton, Don War Against the Mafia US 1969 Fiction B00OYMPCYO 9391 God will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas, but for scars. Hubbard, Elbert Pendleton, Don War Against the Mafia US 1969 Fiction B00OYMPCYO 9392 You say that a good cause will even sanctify war! I tell you, it is the good war that sanctifies every cause! Nietszche, Friedrich Pendleton, Don War Against the Mafia US 1969 Fiction B00OYMPCYO 9393 I am not their judge. I am their judgment. I am their executioner. Bolan, Mack Pendleton, Don War Against the Mafia US 1969 Fiction B00OYMPCYO 9394 Animate London, with smarting eyes and irritated lungs, was blinking, wheezing, and choking; inanimate London was a sooty spectre, divided in purpose between being visible and invisible, and so being wholly neither. Dickens, Charles Kittredge, Caitlin Street Magic US 2009 Fiction 031294361X 9395 A lonely ghost the ghost is That to God shall come. Yeats, W. B. Meyers, Kent Twisted Tree 2009 Fiction 978005003890 9396 We are linked by blood, and blood is memory without language. Oates, Joyce Carol May, Peter Blacklight Blue 2008 Fiction 9781590585528 9397 O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? 1 Corinthians, 55 May, Peter Freeze Frame 2010 Fiction 9781590586945 9398 Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. When you look into the abyss, the abyss also looks into you. Nietzsche, Friedrich May, Peter The Critic Fiction 9399 My professional life has been a constant record of disillusion, and many thing that seem wonderful to most men are the everyday commonplaces of my business. Houdini, Harry Mayne, Andrew Angel Killer 2012 Fiction 9780062348876 9400 But in you, from birth foamed the other spring, up the black ray memory you climbed to the day. Celan, Paul Breathturn Mayes, Frances Swan 2002 Fiction 767902858 9401 Peaches and fireworks and red ants. Now do you know where you are. Wright, C. D. Deepstep Come Shining Mayes, Frances Swan 2002 Fiction 767902858 9402 Of those so close beside me, which are you? Roethke, Theodore The Waking Mayes, Frances Swan 2002 Fiction 767902858 9403 Keep your friends close and your enemies closer Machiavelli, Niccolo The Prince May, Peter Cast Iron 2017 Fiction 9781780874593 9404 America does not exist. I know because I've been there. Resnais, Alain Mon oncle d'Amerique Mazzucco, Melania G. Vita 2003 Fiction 9780374284954 9405 For the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land -- a land with streams and pools of water, with springs flowing in the valleys and hills; a land with wheat and barley, vines and fig-trees, pomegranates, olive oil and honey; a land where bread will not be scarce and you will lack nothing; a land where the rocks are iron and you can dig copper out of the hills. Deuteronomy 8:7-9 Mbue, Imbolo Behold the Dreamers 2016 Fiction 9780812998481 9406 And here I prophesy: this brawl today, Grown to this faction in the Temple garden, Shall send, between the red rose and the white, A thousand souls to death and deadly night. Shakespeare, William Henry VI Play UK Meacham, Leila Roses 2010 Fiction 9780446550000 9407 The pure products of America go crazy -- Williams, Carlos Williams Means, David The Secret Goldfish 2004 Fiction 7164890 9408 When nothing seems to help, I go and look at a stonecutter hammering away at his rock perhaps a hundred times without so much as a crack showing in it. Yet at the hundred-and-first blow it will split in two, and I know that it was not so much the blow that did it, but all that had gone before. Riis, Jacob Mead, Juliette Healing Flynn 2003 Fiction 7105728 9409 Out sins, like our shadows when day is in its glory, scarce appear. Toward evening, how great and monstrous they appear. Suckling, Sir John Meacham, Leila Tumbleweeds 2012 Fiction 9781455509249 9410 Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep onself from being polluted by the world. James 1:27 Meissner, Susan Widows & Orphans 2006 Fiction 9780736919142 9411 The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting -- it has been found difficult and left untried. Chesterton, G. K. What's Wrong with the World Meissner, Susan Widows & Orphans 2006 Fiction 9780736919142 9412 For the soul awakes, a trembling stranger, between two dim eternities, -- the eternal past, the eternal future. The light shines only on a small space around her; therefore, she needs must yearn towards the unknown... Stowe, Harriet Beecher Uncle Tom's Cabin Meissner, Susan A Bridge Across the Ocean 2017 Fiction 9780451476005 9413 Death is an impossible ending It releases all the emotions of life To roam the uninhibited skies forever! And to endure all the spirits Of other lifetimes Boots, Dennis A. Meissner, Susan A Bridge Across the Ocean 2017 Fiction 9780451476005 9414 Love (they say) sometimes flies, sometimes walks, runs with one, creeps with another, warms a third, burns a fourth, wounding some, and slaying others. In one moment it begins, performs and concludes its career; lays siege in the morning to a fortress which is surrendered before night, there being no fortress that can withstand its power. Saavedra, Miguel de Cervantes The History and Adventurres of the Renowned Don Quixote Meissner, Susan A Fall of Marigolds 2014 Fiction 9780451419910 9415 The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man. Shaw, George Bernard Man and Superman Mathur, Madhav The Diary of an Unreasonable Man 2009 Fiction 9780143068136 9416 For in that sleep of death what dreams may come, When we have shuffled off this mortal coil, Must give us pause. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Play UK Matheson, Richard What Dreams May Come 1978 Fiction 765308703 9417 But all these were but fygures and shadowes of thynges to come. unknown Matheson, Richard Come Fygures Come Shadowes 2003 Fiction 1526 1887368604 9418 Certainly -- and I say this fearlessly and from my heart -- if I had to write with such vast authority I should prefer so to write that my words should mean whatever truth anyone would find upon these matters, rather than express one true meaning so clearly as to exclude all others, though these contain no falsehoods to offend me. Saint Augustine Confessinos Matthews, Harry My Life in CIA 2005 Fiction 1564783928 9419 I asked Patrick if there was anything particularly useful he could pass on to me "about the CIA." "The first thing to remember is that nobody connected with the Agency calls it the CIA. It's plain CIA. page 66, book Matthews, Harry My Life in CIA 2005 Fiction 1564783928 9420 “Let its pure flame ** From Virtue flow, and love can never fail “To warm another's bosom, so the light “ Shine manifestly forth.” Carey's Dante Porter, Anna Maria The Knight of St. John: A Romance 1817 Fiction 9421 Thou shalt leave Each thing beloved most dearly : 'tis the last shaft Shot from the bow of exile. Carey's Dante Porter, Anna Maria The Fast of St. Magdalen 1819 Fiction 9422 Take Physic, Pomp! Expose thyself to feel what wretches feel, So shalt thou shake the superflux to them, ...And show the Heavens more just. kin King Lear Porter, Anna Maria Don Sebastian: Or, The House of Braganza 1835 Fiction 9423 Qual Sacrificio Padre farci Se fate il win cere Gli affetti mici, Opra fi facile Per queſto cor? What ſacrifice ſhould I make, if conquering my affection were an eaſy taſk for my heart 2 Porter, Anna Maria The Lake of Killarney 1804 Fiction 9424 My son ! My son ! Do I behold thy face ? Oh, fold thine arms Around me, clasp me to thy bosom, lean Thy cheek 'gainst my fond cheek, and shade my breast With the thick ringlets of thy clustering hair ! * * * * * What shall I say to thee, — how tell thee all ? Potter Euripides Porter, Anna Maria The Village of Mariendorpt 1821 Fiction 9425 "Let me tell you a story on the subject," said the Linnet. "Is the story about me?" asked the Water-rat. "If so, I will listen to it, for I am extremely fond of fiction." Wilde, Oscar The Devoted Friend Matthews, Harry Cigarettes 1987 Fiction 1564782034 9426 Look at a stone cutter hammering away at his rock, perhaps a hundred times without so much a crack showing in it. Yet at the hundred-and-first blow it will split in two, and I know it was not the last blow that did it, but all that had gone before. Riis, Jacob Matthiessen, Peter Shadow Country 2008 Fiction 9780679640196 9427 Monkeys are superior to men in this: when a monkey looks into a mirror, he sees a monkey. Chazal, Malcolm De Mauro, Nancy New World Monkeys 2009 Fiction 9780307461414 9428 When you feel your song is orchestrated wrong, Why should you prolong Your stay? When the wind and the weather blow your dreams sky-high, Saild away -- sail away -- sail away! Coward, Noel Maupin, Armistead Babycakes 1986 Fiction 9429 ...Consider, O God, that we are without understanding of ourselves; that we do not know what we would have and set ourselves at an infinite distance from our desires... St. Teresa of Avila Mauriac, Francois Vipers' Tangle French 1932 Fiction 829422110 9430 Mr Woods (1981) C-112 m. **** D: Philip Blenheim. Mary Lafferty, Roger Winninger, Callum Duff, Maria Koslek, Ray Crawford. A shy 11-year-old boy (Duff) discovers a displaced elf living in the woods behind his family's suburban tract home. A warm, enduring fable of almost universal appeal about the nature of being different. Screenplay by Dianne Hartwig. Kevin Lauter's beguiling sets, featuring the most magical trees since THE WIZARD OF OZ, won him an oscar. Maltin, Leonard TV Movies and Video Guide Maupin, Armistead Maybe the Moon 1992 Fiction 1992 9431 We always hope to find the eternal somewhere other than here; we always orient our minds toward other things than the present situation and the present aspect; or we wait to die as if every moment were not dying and coming back to life. With each moment we are offered a new life. Today, now, immediately, it is our only foothold. Alain Maurois, Andre Climates French 2006 Fiction 9781590515389 9432 Hi-diddle-dee-dee An actor's life for me. Honest John Pinocchio Song Malliot, G. M. Devil's Breath 2017 Fiction 9781472125163 9433 What the eyes see, the ear hears, and the mind believes. Houdini, Harry Mayne, Andrew The Name of the Devil 2015 Fiction 9780062348890 9434 Gus am bris an latha agus an teich na sgailean (Until the day breaks and the shadows flee away ) Song of Solomon 4:6 May, Peter Entry Island 2014 Fiction 9781782062202 9435 Occurences in this domain are beyond the reach of exact prediction because of the variety of factors in operation, not because of any lack of order in nature. Einstein, Albert Out of My Later Years Mayne, Andrew Black Fall 2017 Fiction 9780062491985 9436 It has been concluded that compulsory population-control laws could be sustained under the existing legal framework if the population crisis became sufficiently severe to endanger society. Civilized Sciences Foundation CSF Congressional Report Mayne, Andrew Black Fall 2017 Fiction 1975 9780062491985 9437 The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ Moves on: nor all thy Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all thy Tears wash out a Word of it. Omar Khayyam The Rubaiyat May, Peter Runaway 2015 Fiction 9781782062271 9438 Tis all a Chequer-board of Nights and Days Where Destiny with Men for Pieces plays: Hither and thither moves, and mates, and slays, And one by one back in the Closet lays. Omar Khayyam The Rubaiyat May, Peter The Chess Men 2013 Fiction 9780857382238 9439 I cannot tell you everything that we know. But what I can share with you, when combined with what all of us have learned over the years, is deeply troubling. What you will see is an accumulation of facts and disturbing patterns of behavior. Powell, Colin Speech at United Nations US Martin, Valerie Trespass 2007 Fiction 2003 9780297848561 9440 All five of the world's loon species may be found in Alaska. The bird's distinctive yodel evokes insane laughter for some, implacable mourning for others. As much as any other sound, the cry of the loon is identified with the call of the wind. The Pemberton Guide to Alaska's Birds Marquis, Christopher A hole in the heart 2003 Fiction 9780312306311 9441 Perhaps he knew, as I did not, that the earth was made round so that we would not see too far down the road. Out of Africa Film March, Mia The Meryl Streep Movie Club 2012 Fiction 9781471102950 9442 In times to come, chaos will reign in Hell itself. Serbian proverb Proverb Serbia Marani, Diego The Interpreter Italian 2004 Fiction 9781910213193 9443 Yellowed membrane, stretched taut, absorbing the pounding Of life's rhythm, Filtering all experience, Pores clogged, hot brown mud of anger. Splashed with the Blackness of scars, Sagging with the Weight of accumulated rejection. Cloth that bandages my emptiness White, Stark, drained, Bleached of all my feelings. Since when did Colour go out of fashion Sousa, Anjali De Mascarenhas, Margaret Skin 2001 Fiction 9444 Perhaps being old is having lighted rooms Inside your head, and people in them, acting. Larkin, Philip Mason, Richard The Lighted Rooms 2008 Fiction 9780297853190 9445 I'll not forget you when I'm gone, I shall not see you any more. Voznesensky, Andrei Masters, Hilary Elegy for Sam Emerson 2006 Fiction 870745077 9446 Birds make great sky-circles of their freedom. How do they learn it? They fall, and falling, They are given wings. Rumi Mastras, George Fidali's Way 2009 Fiction 9781416556183 9447 Even so, there were times I felt uneasy when I looked at her. A serenity came from within her, like the one we see in the images of saints, the coarsest ones. Lins, Osman Retable of Saint Joana Carolina Mason, Daniel A Far Country 2007 Fiction 9780330492737 9448 He felt his fisted grip on the world being prised loose finger by finger until the last easing away seemed an almost welcome and deliberate release. Polidori, J. W. The Physician Markovits, Benjamin Imposture 2007 Fiction 1819 9780571233328 9449 If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse, and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality. Tutu, Archbishop Desmond Mark, David Dead Pretty 2016 Fiction 9781444798098 9450 There is no crueller tyranny than that which is perpetuated under the shield of law and in the name of justice. Montesquieu, Charles de Mark, David Dead Pretty 2016 Fiction 9781444798098 9451 Self-preservation, nature's first great law, All the creatures, except man, doth awe. Marvell, Andrew Mark, David Taking Pity 2015 Fiction 9780399168215 9452 Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls; the mostmassive characters are seared with scars; martyrs have put on their coronation robes glittering with fire, and throughh their tears have the sorrowful seen the gates of heaven. Chapin, Edwin Hubbell Mark, David Taking Pity 2015 Fiction 9780399168215 9453 This wasn't invented, it really happened. Zambra, Alejandro Martin, Clancy Bad Sex 2015 Fiction 9780991360802 9454 Though it has taken me some time I have come to know That I am a part of everybody And everybody is a part of me And that no matter where I go Or how I go Everyone goes with me. Tucker Jr., Richard final statement before death penalty of electrocution Marten, Eugene Layman's Report 2013 Fiction 1987 9781938604270 9455 When your children invite you out to dinner, you accept. Meade, Professor James Canada Markham, E. A. At Home with Miss Vanesa 2006 Fiction 9780955138409 9456 Dying is an art like everything else. I do it exceptionally well. Plath, Sylvia Lady Lazarus Martinez, Tomas Eloy Santa Evita Argentinian 1995 Fiction 1962 186230002X 9457 I want to take a look at the world The way a person takes a look at a postcard collection. Duarte, Evita Martinez, Tomas Eloy Santa Evita Argentinian 1995 Fiction 1944 186230002X 9458 Moll Davis performed the song (My Lodging is on the Cold Ground) so charmingly that, not long after, it raised her from a bed on the Cold Ground, to a Bed Royal. Downes, John Roscius Anglicanus Marston, Edward The Amorous Nightingale 2000 Fiction 9780749008031 9459 Every soul was once an animal. Emerson Marcus, Ben The Age of Wire and String 1995 Fiction 9781847086389 9460 Mathematics is the supreme nostalgia of our time. Marcus, Michael Marcus, Ben The Age of Wire and String 1995 Fiction 9781847086389 9461 Don't play what's there, play what's not there. Davis, Miles Martell, Owen Intermission 2013 Fiction 9780099558828 9462 ... Les vices a la mode passent pour vertus Don Juan Markaris, Petros Zone Defence 1998 Fiction 9780099466741 9463 Tell me where, or in what land is Flora, the lovely Roman, or Archipiades, or Thais, who was her first cousin; or Echo, replying whenever called across river or pool, and whose beauty was more than human...? Where is that brilliant lady Heloise, for whose sake Peter Abelard was castrated and became a monk at Saint-Denis? He suffered that misfortune because of his love for her. And where is that queen who ordered that Buridan be thrown into the Seine in a sack?... where are they, where, O sovereign Virgin?... Villon, Francois Margulies, Philip Belle Cora 2014 Fiction 1460 9780385532761 9464 Jede Sprache ist ein Versuch (Every language is an experiment) Humboldt, Willhelm von Marani, Diego The Last of the Vostyachs 2012 Fiction 9781907650567 9465 Silently, one by one, in the infinite meadows of heaven, Blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Martin, Lee Late One Night 2016 Fiction 9781938103490 9466 Our ordinary type of attention is not sufficiently far-reaching to carry out the process of penetrating another person's soul. Stanislavski, Constantin An Actor Prepares Martin, Valerie The Confessions of Howard Day 2009 Fiction 9780297844990 9467 False face must hide what the false heart doth know Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Martin, Valerie The Confessions of Howard Day 2009 Fiction 9780297844990 9468 The sucess of a normal period of mourning is in no way forgetting the one who died, but the ability to allow him to take his correct place in a story that has ended, the ability to fully take part once more in the activities, plans and desires that give life its meaning. Bydlowski, Monique Je Reve un enfant Martin-Lugand, Agnes Don't Worry, Life is Easy 2017 Fiction 9781602863040 9469 Don't worry. Life is easy. AaRON Little Love Martin-Lugand, Agnes Don't Worry, Life is Easy 2017 Fiction 9781602863040 9470 The master's tools will never dismantle the master's house. Lorde, Audre Marshall, Peyton Good House 2014 Fiction 9780374165628 9471 I asked myself what I was doing there, with a sensation of panic in my heart as though I had blundered into a place of cruel and absurd mysteries not fit for a human being to behold. He seemed to stare at me [...] with that wide and immense stare embracing, condemning, loathing all the universe. I seemed to hear the whispered cry, "The horrow! The horror!" Conrad, Joseph Heart of Darkness Novel UK Maraini, Dacia Train to Budapest 2008 Fiction 9781906413576 9472 I no doubt deserved my enemies but I don't believe I deserved my friends. Whitman, Walt US Campbell, Michelle It's always the husband 2017 Fiction 9781250081803 9473 Shame and honor clash where the courage of a steadfast man is motley like the magpie. But such a man may yet make merry, for Heaven and Hell have equal part in him. Eschenbach, Wolfram von Parzival Marlantes, Karl Matterhorn 2010 Fiction 9781848874961 9474 I said in my haste, All men are liars. Psalm 116:2 Manguel, Alberto All Men Are Liars Spanish 2010 Fiction 9781846881091 9475 The more featureless and commonplace a crime is, the more difficult it is to bring home. Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan Sherlock Holmes, The Boscombe Valley Mystery Novel UK Manfredo, Lou Rizzo's War 2009 Fiction 9780312538057 9476 If the venture of the Ten Thousand was extraordinary, that of the women who followed them was nothing short of incredible. Tarn, W. W. Manfredi, Valerio Massimo The Lost Army 2015 Fiction 9781447276678 9477 a manuscript, and another manuscript, entwined, bound together, wrapping each other -- letters and more letters, in love. Leyeles, A. The God of Israel Manseau, Peter Songs for the Butcher's Daughter 2008 Fiction 9781416538707 9478 People always leave traces. No person is without a shadow. You forget what you want to remember and remember what you would prefer to forget. Graffiti on buildings in New York City Graffiti US Mankell, Henning The Troubled Man 2009 Fiction 9781846553714 9479 The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting. Kundera, Milan The Book of Laughter and Forgetting Manko, Venssa The Invention of Exile 2014 Fiction 9480 I fear I am not in my perfect mind. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Manko, Venssa The Invention of Exile 2014 Fiction 9481 Women's hearts are like old china, none the worse for a break or two. Maugham, Somerset Lady Frederick Mapson, Jo-Ann Solomon's Oak 2010 Fiction 1907 9482 There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. Einstein, Albert Mapson, Jo-Ann Finding Casey 2012 Fiction 9781608197637 9483 If I could explain at length the real causes which have contributed to increase this perhaps natural temperament of mine -- this Melancholy which hath made me a bye-word -- nobody would wonder -- - but this is impossible without doing much mischief. - - I do not know what other men's lives have been - but I cannot conceive anything more strange than some of the earlier parts of mine - - I have written my memoirs - but omitted all the really consequential & important parts - from deference to the dead - to the living - and to those who must be both, Lord Byron Markovits, Benjamin Childish Loves 2011 Fiction 9780571233366 9484 Every tyrant who has lived has believed in freedom - for himself. Hubbard, Elbert The Philistine Magazine Marcinko, Richard Seize the Day 2009 Fiction 9780765317940 9485 The people in a fiction, like the people in a play, must dress as nobody exactly dresses, talk as nobody exactly talks, act as nobody exactly acts. It is with fiction as with religion: it should present another world, and yet one to which we feel the tie. Melville, Herman The Confidence Man Marsella, Anne The Baby of Belleville 2010 Fiction 9781846272233 9486 I often think that people woudn't have children if they knew what it was like, and I wonder whether as a gender we contain a Darwinian stop upon our powers of expression, our ability to render the truth of this subject. Cusk, Rachel A Life's Work: On Becoming a Mother Marsella, Anne The Baby of Belleville 2010 Fiction 9781846272233 9487 Sky, not spirit, do they change, those who cross the sea. Horace Greece Martin, Luisge The Same City Spanish 2013 Fiction 9788494349683 9488 Without stirring abroad One can know the whole world; Without looking out of the window One can see the way of heaven. The further one goes, The less one knows. Tao Te Ching China Martin, Luisge The Same City Spanish 2013 Fiction 9788494349683 9489 O! lay that hand upon me Adored Caesar! and my faith is such, I shall be heal'd, if that my KING but touch. The Evill is not yours: my sorrow sings, Mine is the Evill, but the cure, the KINGS. Herrick, Robert Marston, Edward The King's Evil 1999 Fiction 9780749008970 9490 I was yesterday in many meetings of the principal Cittizens, whose houses are laid in ashes, who in stead of complaining, discoursed almost of nothing, but of a survey of London, and a dessein for rebuilding. Oldenburg, Henry letter to Robert Boyle Letter Marston, Edward The King's Evil 1999 Fiction 1666 9780749008970 9491 It is the practice of evil, and hence, in a sense, the inhuman, that is the distinctive mark of the human in the animal kingdom. Baurdrillard, Jean Cool Memories V Marshall, Michael Bad Things 2009 Fiction 9780007210046 9492 I cannot fix on the hour, or the spot, or the look, or the words, which laid the foundation. It is too long ago. I was in the middle before I knew that I had begun. Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Novel UK March, Mia Finding Colin Firth 2013 fiction 9781476710204 9493 I realize that when I met you at the Turkey Curry Buffet that I was unforgivably rude and wearing a reindeer jumper that my mother had given me the day before. But the thing is, um, what I'm trying to say, very inarticulately, is that, um, in fact, perhaps despite appearances, I like you. Very much. Bridget Jones' Diary Novel March, Mia Finding Colin Firth 2013 fiction 9781476710204 9494 I'm fully aware that if I were to change professions tomorrow, become an astronaut and be the first man to land on Mars, the headlines in the newspapers would read: "Mr. Darcy Lands on Mars." Firth, Colin UK March, Mia Finding Colin Firth 2013 fiction 9781476710204 9495 You may all go to Hell, and I will go to Texas. Crockett, David Martin, Nancy Miss Ruffles Inherits Everything 2015 Fiction 9780312573744 9496 And here, shipmates, is true and faithful repentance; not clamorous for pardon, but grateful for punishment. Melville, Herman Moby-Dick Novel Mark, David Cruel Mercy 2017 Fiction 9781444798135 9497 We use each other like axes to cut down the ones we really love. Durrell, Lawrence Justine Malott, Jason Quinn The Evolution of Shadows 2009 Fiction 9781932961843 9498 There are betrayals in war that are childlike compared with our human betrayals during peace. Ondaatje, Michael The English Patient Novel Malott, Jason Quinn The Evolution of Shadows 2009 Fiction 9781932961843 9499 Gli affari sono affari. (Business is business.) Italian proverb Proverb Italy Maleeny, Tim Greasing the Pinata 2008 Fiction 9781590585665 9500 El negocio es uno y el parentesco es otro. (Business is one thing, and kinship is another.) Mexican folk saying Folk saying Mexico Maleeny, Tim Greasing the Pinata 2008 Fiction 9781590585665 9501 I am living, I remember you. Howe, Marie What the Living Do Malliet, G. M. Pagan Spring 2013 Fiction 9781250021403 9502 You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on. Austen, Jane Pride and Prejudice Novel UK Malliet, G. M. Pagan Spring 2013 Fiction 1813 9781250021403 9503 I can't think of a single Russian novel in which one of the characters goes into a picture gallery. Maugham, W. Somerset Maloney, Shane The Brush-Off 1996 Fiction 1841953563 9504 No one reigns innocently. Saint-Just Malliet, G. M. Death of a Cozy Writer 2010 Fiction 9780738712482 9505 Who steals my purse steals trash; 'tis something, nothing; 'Twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands; But he that filches from me my good name Robs me of that which not enriches him, And makes me poor indeed. Shakespeare, William Othello Play UK Malvadi, Marco Three-Card Monte 2008 Fiction 9781609452056 9506 Stop the recreation, let's have some culture. Bertolucci, Guiseppe Berlinger, I Love You Malvadi, Marco The Art of Killing Well 2011 Fiction 1997 9780857052940 9507 Blow the dust off the clock. Your watches are behind the times. Throw open the heavy curtains which are so dear to you -- you do not even suspect that the day has already dawned outside. Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Mallon, Thomas Finale 2015 Fiction 9780307907929 9508 And ever and anon the wolf would steal The Children and devour but now and then Her own brood lost or dead, lent her fierce teat To human sucklings... Tennyson, Alfred Lord The Coming of Arthur Maltman, Thomas Little Wolves 2012 Fiction 9781616951900 9509 Beauty is a terrible and awful thing! It is terrible because it has not been fathomed, and never can be fathomed, for God sets us nothing but riddles. Here the riddles meet and all contradictions exist side by side. Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Brothers Karamazov Maltman, Thomas Little Wolves 2012 Fiction 9781616951900 9510 "We've been waiting for you, Judas," Jesus said. "We couldn't begin till you came." L'Engle, Madeleine Waiting for Judas Maltman, Thomas Little Wolves 2012 Fiction 9781616951900 9511 Let a pair be introduced and increase slowly, from many enemies, so as often to intermarry- who will dare say what result? Darwin, Charles Notebooks on Transmutation Baer, Will Hell's Half Acre 9512 When bewilderment on a subject seemed to have peaked, often with the class baffled into silence, Zechman would move on to another topic. But he never made a positive statement, never gave anything which resembled an answer, not even a hint. He just stood up there in his black suit with an expression of muted concern and kept asking questions; and as confusion grew, so did dissatisfaction. No one was quite sure what Zechman wanted from us. Were we stupid? Were the questions bad? What were we supposed to be learning? It was almost as if Zechman had set out to intensify that plague of uncertainty which afflicted us all. By Friday, the level of anxiety in the class had mounted to a kind of fury. Turow, Scott One L Lavender, Will Obedience 9513 The Lion, the Fox, and the Ass entered into an agreement to assist each other in the chase. Having secured a large booty, the Lion on their return from the forest asked the Ass to allot his due portion to each of the three partners in the treaty. The Ass carefully divided the spoils into three equal shares and modestly requested the two others to make the first choice. The Lion, bursting into a great rage, devoured the Ass. Then he requested the Fox to do him the favor of making the division. The Fox accumulated all that they had killed into one large heap and left to himself the smallest possible morsel. The Lion said, "Who has taught you, my excellent fellow, the art of division? You are perfect to a fraction." He replied, "I learned it from the Ass, by witnessing his fate." Happy is the man who learns from the misfortunes of others. Aesop Walters, Minette Fox Evil 9514 fox evil, "a disease in which the hair falls off" (1842 Johnson Farmer's Encycl.) alopecia - Oxford English Dictionary, 2002 Walters, Minette Fox Evil 9515 alopecia areata-baldness occuring in patches on the scalp, possibly caused by a nervous disturbance. (Gr. alopekia, fox-mange, a bald spot, alopekoeides, fox-like-alopex, fox) Chambers English Dictionary Walters, Minette Fox Evil 9516 “The secret of happiness is freedom; the secret of freedom, courage.” Thucydides Walters, Minette The Devil's Feather 9517 Devil’s feather (derivation Turkish)-a woman who stirs a man’s interest without realizing it; the unwitting cause of sexual arousal Walters, Minette The Devil's Feather 9518 O wad some Pow'r the giftie gie us To see oursels as others see us! It wad frae mony a blunder free us, And foolish notion. Burns, Robert "To a Louse" Walters, Minette The Ice House 9519 Shadow – In the theory of C. G. Jung (1875–1961) the dark aspect of personality formed by those fears and unpleasant emotions which, being rejected by the self or persona of which an individual is conscious, exist in the personal unconscious. Oxford English Dictionary Walters, Minette Chameleon's Shadow 9520 Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) – Some common disabilities include problems with . . . behaviour and mental health (depression, anxiety, personality changes, aggression, acting out and social inappropriateness). Wikipedia Walters, Minette Chameleon's Shadow 9521 And we forget because we must And not because we will Arnold, Matthew Absence Walters, Minette Dark Room 9522 The idea of the False Self was put forward by R. D. Laing, adapting some theories of Jean-Paul Sartre. The false self was an artificially created self-image designed to concur with expectations, while the true self remained hidden and protected. Masters, Brian Killing for Company Walters, Minette Dark Room 9523 No man is so good as to be free trom all evil, nor so bad as to be worth nothing. Crichton, Michael Walters, Minette Disordered 9524 The echo began in some indescribable way to undermine her hold on life ... it had managed to murmur, 'Pathos, piety, courage-they exist, but are identical, and so is filth. Everything exists, nothing has value. Forster, E. M. Walters, Minette Echo 9525 O Rose, thou art sick! The invisible worm That flies in the night, In the howling storm, Has found out thy bed Of crimson joy: And his dark secret love Does thy life destroy. Blake, William Walters, Minette Echo 9526 Truth lies within a little and certain compass, but error is immense. St John, Henry, Viscount Bolingbroke Walters, Minette Sculptress 9527 “It was the feeling that the great, deadly, pointing forefinger of society was pointing at me and the great voice of millions chanting, “Shame.Shame. Shame.” It’s society’s way of dealing with someone different.” Kesey, Ken One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest Walters, Minette Sculptress 9528 Wax Sculpture Malice and superstition were also expressed in the formation of wax images of hated persons, into the bodies of which long pins were thrust in the hope that deadly injury would be induced in the person represented. Belief in this form of black magic never died out completely Walters, Minette Sculptress 9529 IRO, M. Tullius, the secretary of Cicero. He was not only the amanuensis of the orator, and his assistant in literary labor, but was himself an author of no mean reputation, and the inventor of the art of shorthand, which made it possible to take down fully and correctly the words of public speakers, however rapid their enunciation. After the death of Cicero, Tiro purchased a farm in the neighborhood of Puteoli, to which he retired and lived, according to Hieronymous, until he reached his hundredth year. Asconius Pedianus (in Pro Milone 38) refers to the fourth book of a life of Cicero by Tiro. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology, Vol. III, edited by William L. Smith, London, 1851 [extracted] Harris, Robert Imperium 9530 Innumerabilia tua sunt in me officia, domestica, forensia, urbana, provincialia, in re privata, in publica, in studiis, in litteris nostris. “Your services to me are beyond count-in my home and out of it, in Rome and abroad, in private affairs and public, in my studies and literary work.” Harris, Robert Imperium 9531 O condicionem miseram non modo administrandae verum etiam conservandae rei publicae! The preservation of the republic no less than governing it – what a thankless task it is! Cicero Cicero, speech, 9 November 63 BC Harris, Robert Lustrum 63BC 9532 Most of the financial transactions concerning the Hitler diaries were conducted in Deutschmarks. In April 1983, when the diaries were published, the rates of exchange were: £1 = 3.76 marks $1 = 2.44 marks Harris, Robert Selling Hitler 9533 The hundred million self-confident German masters were to be brutally installed in Europe, and secured in power by a monopoly of technical civilisation and the slave-labour of a dwindling native population of neglected, diseased, illiterate cretins, in order that they might have leisure to buzz along infinite Autobahnen, admire the Strength-Through-Joy Hostel, the Party headquarters, the Military Museum and the Planetarium which their Fuhrer would have built in Linz (his new Hitleropolis), trot round local picture-galleries, and listen over their cream buns to endless recordings of The Merry Widow. This was to be the German Millennium, from which even the imagination was to have no means of escape. Trevor-Roper, Hugh The Mind of Adolf Hitler Harris, Robert Fatherland 9534 People sometimes say to me: “Be careful! You will have twenty years of guerilla warfare on your hands!” I am delighted at the prospect … Germany will remain in a state of perpetual alertness. Hitler, Adolf Adolf Hitler, 29 August 1942 Harris, Robert Fatherland 9535 I swear to Thee, Adolf Hitler, As Fuhrer and Chancellor of the German Reich, Loyalty and Bravery. I vow to Thee and to the superiors Whom Thou shalt appoint Obedience unto Death, So help me God. SS OATH Harris, Robert Fatherland 9536 WHISPERS: the sounds made by an enemy wireless transmitter immediately before it begins to broadcast a coded message. A Lexicon of Cryptography ('Most Secret', Bletchley Park, 1943) Harris, Robert Enigma 9537 In no future war will the military be able to ignore poison gas. It is a higher form of killing. Haber, Fritz Professor Fritz Haber, winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry, inventor of chemical warfare, 1923. Harris, Robert A Higher form of Killing 1923 9538 Death solves all problems - no man, no problem. Stalin, Josef Harris, Robert Archangel 1918 9539 A strong correlation has been found between the magnitude of eruptions and the length of the preceding interval of repose. Almost all very large, historic eruptions have come from volcanoes that have been dormant for centuries. Bardintzeff, Jacques Marie and McBirney, Alexander Volcanology (Second Edition) Harris, Robert Pompeii 9540 Alive, Cicero enhanced life. So can his letters do, if only for a student here and there, taking time away from belittling despairs to live among Virgil’s Togaed People, desperate masters of a larger world.’ Bailey ,D. R. Shackleton Cicero Harris, Robert Dictator 1971 9541 ‘The melancholy of the antique world seems to me more profound than that of the moderns, all of whom more or less imply that beyond the dark void lies immortality. But for the ancients that “black hole” was infinity itself; their dreams loom and vanish against a background of immutable ebony. No crying out, no convulsions – nothing but the fixity of a pensive gaze. Just when the gods had ceased to be and the Christ had not yet come, there was a unique moment in history, between Cicero and Marcus Aurelius, when man stood alone. Nowhere else do I find that particular grandeur.’ Flaubert, Gustav Gustave Flaubert, letter to Mme Roger des Genettes, 1861 Harris, Robert Dictator 1861 9542 ‘I thought it wiser not to eat with the cardinals. I ate in my room. At the eleventh ballot I was elected Pope. O Jesus, I too can say what Pius XII said when he was elected: “Have mercy on me, Lord, according to thy great mercy.” One would say that it is like a dream and yet, until I die, it is the most solemn reality of all my life. So I’m ready, Lord, “to live and die with you”. About three hundred thousand people applauded me on St Peter’s balcony. The arc-lights stopped me from seeing anything other than a shapeless, heaving mass.’ Pope John XXIII Pope John XXIII DIARY ENTRY, 28 OCTOBER 1958 Harris, Robert Conclave 1958 9543 ‘I was solitary before, but now my solitariness becomes complete and awesome. Hence the dizziness, like vertigo. Like a statue on a plinth – that is how I live now.’ Pope Paul VI Harris, Robert Conclave 9544 Three things are too wonderful for me, four I do not understand, The way of an eagle in the sky, The way of a serpent on a rock, The way of a ship on the high seas, And the way of a man with a maiden. Proverbs, 30, -8-2o Bible Smith, Wilbur Eagle in the Sky 9545 And Abraham stretched forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son Genesis, 22 Bible Knox, Tom The Genesis Secret 9546 The voice of thy brother’s blood crieth unto me from the ground. Genesis, 4:10 Bible Knox, Tom The Marks of Cain 9547 A darkness will settle on the people of Cambodia. There will be houses but no people in them, roads but no travellers; the land will be ruled by barbarians with no religion; blood will run so deep as to touch the belly of the elephant. Only the deaf and the mute will survive. Ancient Cambodian Prophecy Knox, Tom Bible of the Dead 9548 It seems that a new knightly order has recently been born in the Orient. They do not fear death; instead, they long for death. Saint Bernard of Clairvaux Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, in praise of the Knights Templar, AD 1135 Knox, Tom The Babylon rite 9549 ‘And the LORD brought us FORTH out of EGYPT, with a mighty hand.’ Deuteronomy 26:8 Bible Knox, Tom The Deceit 9550 ‘The elder brother recovered from his frostbite but was said to be left gloomy and withdrawn by his ordeal.’ Tragedy on Eskifjördur Moor Indriðason, Arnaldur Hypothermia 9551 It is not down in any map; true places never are. Melville, Herman Barry, Brunonia The Map of True Places 9552 Credibilium tria sunt genera. Alia sunt quae semper creduntur et numquam intelleguntur: sicut est omnis historia, temporalia et humana gesta percurrens. Alia quae mox, ut creduntur, intelleguntur: sicut sunt omnes rationes humanae, vel de numeris, vel de quibuslibet disciplinis. Tertium, quae primo creduntur, et postea intelleguntur: qualia sunt ea, quae de divinis rebus non possunt intelligi, nisi ab his qui mundo sunt corde. There are three kinds of credible things: those that are always believed and never understood: such is all history, such are all temporal things and human actions. Those that are understood as soon as they are believed: such are all human reasonings, concerning numbers or any other discipline. Third, those that are believed first and understood afterward: such are those concerning divine things, which can only be comprehended by the clean of heart. St. Augustine Of Various Questions, LXXXIII, 48 Gruber, Michael Night Of The Jaguar 9553 Our Revels now are ended: These our actors (As I foretold you) were all Spirits, and Are melted into Ayre, into thin Ayre, And like the baselesse fabricke of this vision The Clowd-capt Towres, the gorgeous Pallaces, The solemne Temples, the great Globe it selfe, Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve, And like this insubstantial Pageant faded Leave not a racke behinde: we are such stuffe As dreames are made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleepe… Shakespeare, WIlliam The Tempest, act IV, scene i, The First Folio, 1623 Gruber, Michael The Book of Air and Shadows 9554 So with the faulty image as a start We come at length to analyse and name The luminous darkness in the depths of art: The timelessness that holds us is the same As that of the transcendent sexual glance And art grows brilliant in the light it sheds, Direct or not, on the inhabitants Of our imagination and our beds. Conquest, Robert “The Rokeby Venus” Gruber, Michael The Forgery of Venus 9555 “I’ll lay a bet,” said Sancho, “that before long there won’t be a tavern, roadside inn, hostelry, or barber’s shop where the story of our doings won’t be painted up; but I’d like it painted by the hand of a better painter than painted these.” “Thou art right, Sancho,” said Don Quixote, “for this painter is like Orbaneja, a painter there was at Ubeda, who when they asked him what he was painting, used to say, ‘Whatever it may turn out’; and if he chanced to paint a cock he would write under it, ‘This is a cock,’ for fear they might think it was a fox.” de Cervantes, Miguel Don Quixote Gruber, Michael The Forgery of Venus 9556 The Prophet was asked: Whom should you befriend most? He replied: “Your mother. Then your mother. Then your mother. Then your father.” Sayings of the prophet Muhammad Gruber, Michael The Good Son 9557 There are four evidences of divine mercy here below. The favors of God to beings capable of contemplation (these states exist and form part of their experience as creatures). The radiance of these beings, and their compassion, which is the divine compassion in them. The beauty of the world. The fourth evidence is the complete absence of mercy here below. Weil, Simone Gravity and Grace Gruber, Michael Valley of Bones 9558 The hand of the Lord was upon me, and carried me out in the Spirit of the Lord, and set me down in the midst of the valley, which was full of bones. EZEKIEL,37:1 Bible Gruber, Michael Valley of Bones 9559 Blood of Christ, Society of Nursing Sisters of the (SBC) Founded by Bd. Marie-Ange de Berville in 1895, the Nursing Sisters of the Blood of Christ are dedicated to giving succor and providing healing to the innocent victims of war and oppression. The order, which was one of the few to retain the habit after the reforms of the Second Vatican Council, is noted for its almost military discipline and its custom of recruiting very young girls from the ranks of abandoned and disabled children throughout the world, although this aspect of its work has been widely criticized. Sisters of the order have distinguished themselves by their bravery and self-sacrifice during both world wars and thereafter in many fields of strife. Although counting no more than three thousand professed sisters and oblates at the present time, it has lost to death over 120 of its number, more than any other order in modern times. Traditionally, its members categorically refuse to leave patients and communities for which they have taken responsibility, in keeping with the order’s motto “Where we go, we remain.”See also Bd. Marie-Ange de Berville; Pope Pius XI; Cardinal Matteo Ratti. ENCYCLOPEDIA CATHOLICA, 2D ED.,1997 Gruber, Michael Valley of Bones 9560 In war, truth is the first casualty Aeschylus Loomis, Gregg The First Casualty 9561 Science is built up with facts, as a house is with stones. But a collection of facts is no more science than a pile of stones is a house. Poincaré, Jules Henri Jules Henri Poincaré (1854–1912), French mathematician, theoretical physicist, and philosopher of science Loomis, Gregg Hot Ice 9562 "Probably just somebody's nasty black poodle. But I've always wondered… What if it really was Him, and He decided I wasn't worth it?" Kushner, Tony A Bright Room Called Day French, Tana In the Woods 9563 You just cover a lot of territory and you do it aggressively and you do it fairly and you don't play favorites and you don't take any prisoners. It's the old school of slash-and-burn metropolitan column writing. You just kick ass. That's what you do. And that's what they pay you to do. Hiaasen, Carl Hiaasen, Carl Kick Ass: Selected Columns of Carl Hiaasen 9564 How are the mighty fallen in the midst of the battle! 0 Jonathan, thou wast slain in thy high places. The Lament of David Hailey, Arthur In High Places 9565 If thou art rich, thou'rt poor; For, like an ass whose back with ingots bows, Thou bear'st thy heavy riches but a journey, And death unloads thee. Shakespeare, William Measure for Measure Hailey, Arthur The Moneychangers 9566 Poul-cank'ring rust the hidden treasure frets, But gold that's put to use more gold begets. Venus and Adonis Hailey, Arthur The Moneychangers 9567 Henceforward, no wheeled vehicles whatsoever will be allowed within the precincts of the City, from sunrise until the hour before dusk ... Those which shall have entered during the night, and are still within the City at dawn, must halt and stand empty until the appointed hour ... Ceasar, Julius Senatus consulturn of Julius Caesar, 44 B.C. Hailey, Arthur Wheels 44 BC 9568 It is absolutely impossible to sleep anywhere in the City. The perpetual traffic of wagons in the narrow winding streets ... is sufficient to wake the dead ... the Satires of Juvenal, A.D. 117 Hailey, Arthur Wheels AD 117 9569 Life resembles the banquet of Damocles; the sword is ever suspended. Voltaire Hailey, Arthur Detective 9570 Let your loins be girded about, and your lights burning. St. Luke, 12: Bible Hailey, Arthur OVERLOAD 9571 O dark, dark, dark, amid the blaze of noon . . . Milton, John Hailey, Arthur OVERLOAD 9572 Since . . . 1974, the rate at which new electrical generating capacity has been built in California has fallen to less than half of the 1970-74 level. s a result, the threat of an economically ruinous power crunch by the 1990's is very real; and there is already apprehension over the danger of brownouts and blackouts in the 1980's . . . Fortune Magazine Hailey, Arthur OVERLOAD 9573 Diseases, desperate grown, By desperate appliance are reliev'd, Or not at all. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Hailey, Arthur Strong Medicine 9574 We are overwhelmed as it is, with an infinite abundance of vaunted medicaments, and here they add a new one. Sydenham, Thomas, M.D. Hailey, Arthur Strong Medicine 9575 God, protector of innocence and vritue, since you have led me among evil men it is surely to unmask them! Saint-Just Malliet, G. M. Death and the Lit Chick 2009 Fiction 9780838712475 9576 Where both deliberate, the love is slight, Who ever lov'd, that lov'd not at first sight? Marlowe Malliet, G. M. Death and the Lit Chick 2009 Fiction 9780838712475 9577 A sad tale's best for winter; I have one Of sprites and goblins. Shakespeare, William Malliet, G. M. Death and the Lit Chick 2009 Fiction 9780838712475 9578 Granted that miracles can occur, it is, of course, for experience to say whether one has done so on any given occasion. Lewis, C. S. Miracles Malliet, G. M. The Haunted Season 2015 Fiction 9781472106278 9579 These are the days of miracle and wonder... Simon, Paul & Mothoeloa, Forere The Boy in the Bubble Malliet, G. M. The Haunted Season 2015 Fiction 9781472106278 9580 Alas it is delusion all. The future robs us from afar, nor can we be what we recall, nor dare we lok on what we are. Byron Malae, Peter Nathaniel What We Are 2010 Fiction 9780802145222 9581 Marley was dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that. Dickens, Charles A Christmas Carol Malliet, G. M. A Fatal Winter 2012 Fiction 9780312647971 9582 The press, Watson, is a most valuable instituition, if you only know how to use it. Holmes, Sherlock The Adventures of the Six Napoleons Manfredo, Lou Rizzo's Fire 2011 Fiction 9780312538064 9583 I seem fated to pass through the world without colliding with it or moving it -- and I'm sure I can't tell you whether the fate's good or evil. I don't die -- I don't fall in love. And if other people die or fall in love they always do it when I'm just not there. Forster, E. M. Where Angel Fear to Tread Manning, Sara Unsticky 2009 Fiction 978075534737 9584 Durch allen Schall und Klang Der Transoxanen Drkuhnt sich unser Sang Auf deine Bahnen! Uns ist fur gar nichts bang, In dir lebendig; Dein Leben daure lang, Dein Reich bestandig! Divan, West-Ostlicher Mann, Thomas Lotte in Weimar Swedish 1939 Fiction 749386924 9585 And some fell on stony ground, where it had not much earth; and immediately it sprang up, because it had no depth of earth: But when the sun was up, it was scorched; and because it had no root, it withered away. Mark 4:5,6 Mann, Leslie And Some Fell on Stony Ground 2014 Fiction 978184317208 9586 What is the point of this story? What information pertains? The thought that life could be better Is woven indelibly into our hearts and our brains. Simon, Paul Train in the Distance Mandery, Evan Q 2011 Fiction 9780062015839 9587 ... But then, All crib from skulls and bones who push the pen. Readers crave bodies. We're the resurrection men, Macbeth, George The Clearver Garden Mantel, Hilary The Giant, O' Brien 1998 Fiction 9780312426880 9588 All men's failings I forgive in actors; no actors failing will I forgive in men. Goethe Meister, Wilhelm Mann, Klaus Mephisto 1977 Fiction 140189181 9589 Time present and time past Are both perhaps present in time future, And time future contained in time past. Eliot, T. S. Burnt Norton Madden, Deirdre Time Present and Time Past 2013 Fiction 9780571290871 9590 The practice of an art demands a man's whole self. Self-dedication is a duty for those who are genuinely in love with their art. Delacroix, Eugene Madden, Deirdre Authenticity 2005 Fiction 155597421X 9591 I thought, everything can be used in a lifetime, can't it, and went on walking. Cornell, Joseph Madden, Deirdre Authenticity 2005 Fiction 155597421X 9592 My Aunt Mary was very kind and asked me to come and stay with them in Massachusetts. Jack Kerouac said that hardly any American artist can survive without an Aunt Mary. Brady, Charles Madden, Deirdre Authenticity 2005 Fiction 155597421X 9593 Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. Johnson, Samuel The History of Rasselas Maden, Mike Blue Warrior 2014 Fiction 9594 Most writers, probably, the writers who are most in tune with our time, write about places that have no texture because this is where most of us live. Munro, Alice Maden, Mike Blue Warrior 2014 Fiction 9595 And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethelem to be born? Yeats, W. B. The Second Coming Maher, Kevin Last Night on Earth 2015 Fiction 9781408705087 9596 Es transparente el infinito. Paz, Octavio Mainieri, Nicholas The Infinite 2016 Fiction 9780062465566 9597 The children born of thee are sword and fire, Red ruin, and the breaking up of laws. Tennyson, Alfred Lord Maitland, Karen The Vanishing With 2014 Fiction 9781472215031 9598 So hideous was the noise, a benedicite! Certes he, Jack Straw and all his meinie, Ne made never shouts so shrill When that they would any Fleming kill. Chaucer, Geoffrey The Canterbury Tales Maitland, Karen The Vanishing With 2014 Fiction 9781472215031 9599 The scrupulous and the just, the noble, humane, and devoted natures; the unselfish and the intelligent may begin a movement - but it passes away from them. They are not the leaders of a revolution. They are its victims. Conrad, Joseph Under Western Eyes Maitland, Karen The Vanishing With 2014 Fiction 9781472215031 9600 The truth is often a terrible weapon of aggression. It is possible to lie, and even to murder, for the truth. Adler, Alfred Maitland, Karen Company of Liars 2008 Fiction 9780141031910 9601 Wir haben die Luge notig... um zu leben. We need lies... in order to live. Nietzsche, Friedrich Willhelm Maitland, Karen Company of Liars 2008 Fiction 9780141031910 9602 Then, upon the velvet sinking, I betook myself to linking, Fancy upon fancy, thinking what this ominous bird of yore -- What this girm, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt, and ominous bird of yore Meant in croaking "Nevermore." Poe, Edgar Allan The Raven Maitland, Karen The Raven's Eye 2013 Fiction 9781250028969 9603 After she has been consigned to prison in this way, the promise to spare her life should be kept for a time, but after a certain period she should be burned. Maleficarum, Malleus Mailman, Erika The Witch's Trinity 2007 Fiction 9780340977484 9604 The river starts like a spring and the story just came out. The river starts like a spring and he's like a newborn baby. Tumbling, and spitting, and one day, attracted by a puddle he starts to run. He scurries and scampers and wants to get out to the marsh, and, after being followed by a big bubble, he does, and at the end of the run, he goes to the meander. Then he skips and dances and runs until he's exhausted and he lies down by the lake -- all horizontal lines, ripples, reflections, God-made and untouched. Then he goes over the falls and down into the whirlpool, the vortex of violence, and out of the whirlpool into the main track of the river. He widens, becomes broader, loses his adolescence, and down at the delta, passes between two cities. Like all cities on the opposite sides of delta you can find certain things in one and not the other, and vice-versa, so we call the cities Neo-Hip-Hot-Cool Kiddies' Community and the Village of the Virgins. The river passes between them and romps into the mother -- her Majesty The Sea -- and, of course, is no longer a river. But this is the climax, the heavenly anticipation of rebirth, for the sea will be drawn up into the sky for rain and down into wells and into springs and become the river again. So we call the river an optimist. We'll be able to play the ballad in any church or temple, because the optimist is a believer. Ellington, Duke Maistros, Louis The Sound of Building Coffins 2009 Fiction 9781592642557 9605 Medicine, to produce health, must examine disease, and music, to create harmony, must examine discord. Plutarch Maistros, Louis The Sound of Building Coffins 2009 Fiction 9781592642557 9606 Silently the shades of evening Gather round my lowly door; Silently they bring before me Faces I shall see no more. Cox, Christopher C. Hymn Major, Cesca The Silent Hours 2015 Fiction 9781782395690 9607 I am a mother who has lost everything. Madame Rouffanche Major, Cesca The Silent Hours 2015 Fiction 1953 9781782395690 9608 I do not want to choose between the right and wrong sides of the world, and I do not like a choice to be made. Camus, Albert Maksik, Alexander You Deserve Nothing 2011 Fiction 9781609450489 9609 The excursion is the same when you go looking for your sorrow as when you go looking for your joy. Welty, Eudora The Wide Net Maksik, Alexander A Marker to Measure Drift 2013 Fiction 9780345803863 9610 Take your delight in momentariness, Walk between dark and dark -- a shining space With the grave's narrowness, though not its peace. Graves, Robert Sick Love Maksik, Alexander A Marker to Measure Drift 2013 Fiction 9780345803863 9611 For us back then, to live seemed almost to die. Kinnell, Galway Astonishment Maksik, Alexander Shelter In Place 2016 Fiction 9781609453640 9612 I created you while I was happy, while I was sad, with so many incidens, so many details. And, for me, the whole of you has been transformed into feeling. CP Cavafy In the Same Space Maksik, Alexander Shelter In Place 2016 Fiction 9781609453640 9613 I profess accurately to describe naked Africa... If the picture be a dark one, we should, when contemplating these sons of Noah, try and carry our mind back to that time when our poor elder brother Ham was cursed by his father, and condemned to be the slave of both Shem and Japheth; for as they were then, so they appear to be now -- a striking exising proof of the Holy Scriptures. Speke, John Hanning Makumbi, Jennifer Nansubuga Kintu 2014 Fiction 1863 9781945492013 9614 Nothing of her was left, except her shining loveliness. Ovid Metamorphoses, The Transformation of Daphne Makkai, Rebecca The Hundred-Year-House 2014 Fiction 9780525426684 9615 I Sing a Song of the Saints of God And one was a soldier, and one was a priest, And one was slain by a fierce wild beast: And there's not any reason, no, not the least Why I shouldn't be one too. Scott, Lesbia Hymn Malliet, G. M. Wicked Autumn 2011 Fiction 1929 9780312646974 9616 Between 1820 and 1996, 7.1 million Germans immigrated to the United States -- more than from any other nation. The desire to forget an often painful past, honesty and thoroughness, a practical bent -- many Germans shares these qualities, and they have made absorption easier. The New York Times Malessa, Bryan The War Room 2011 Fiction 1999 9780007241071 9617 I am perfectly of your mind, that measures of great Temper are necessary with the Germans: ... In short unless the stream of their importation could be turned from this to other colonies, as you very judiciously propose, they will soon so outnumber us, that all the advantages we have will not in My Opinion be able to preserve our language, and even our Government will become precarious. Franklin, Benjamin Malessa, Bryan The War Room 2011 Fiction 1753 9780007241071 9618 In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure-dome decree, Where Alph, the sacred river, ran Through caverns measureless to man Down to a sunless sea. Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Malliet, G. M. Death at the Alma Mater 2010 Fiction 9780738719672 9619 Webster was much possessed by death And saw the skull beneath the skin. Eliot, T. S. Malliet, G. M. Death at the Alma Mater 2010 Fiction 9780738719672 9620 It's not the size of the dog in the fight that counts - it's the size of the fight in the dog. Eisenhower, Ike Malone, Michael J. A Suitable Lie 2016 Fiction 9781910633496 9621 Irrational streams of blood are staining earth... Yeats Malamud, Bernard The Fixer 1966 Fiction 9780374529383 9622 O yonge Hugh of Lyncoln -- slayn also With cursed Jewes, as it is notable, For it is but a litel while ago -- Preye eek for us, we synful folk unstable, ... Chaucer Malamud, Bernard The Fixer 1966 Fiction 9780374529383 9623 Caminante, son tus huellas el camino, y nada mas; caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar. (Walker, your tracks are the path, nothing more; walker, there is no path, the path is made by walking.) Machado, Antonio Malvaldi, Marco Game for Five 2007 Fiction 9781609451844 9624 When I consider the brevity of my life, swallowed up as it is in the eternity that precedes and will follow it, the tiny space I occupy and what is visible to me, cast as I am into a vast infinity of spaces that I know nothing of and which know nothing of me, I take fright, I am stunned to find myself here rather than elsewhere, for there is no reason why it should be here rather than there, and now rather than then. Who set me here? By whose order adn under what guiding destiny was this time, this place assigned to me? Pascal Pensees Malouf, David The Complete Stories 2007 Fiction, Anthology 9780375424977 9625 Brooke Astor was always candid about the fact that she was not the motherly type. Gordon, Meryl "The Family Astor", New York Magazine McLaughlin, Emma & Kraus, Nicola Nanny Returns 2009 Fiction 2006 9781416585671 9626 And yet, for all his good works, Herman (Merkin) was a remote, withholding father. Short of not living at home he couldn't have been less involved. Fishman, Steve "The Monster Mensch". New York Magazine McLaughlin, Emma & Kraus, Nicola Nanny Returns 2009 Fiction 2009 9781416585671 9627 The (Madoffs) have not spoken to their father since his confession to them... or to their mother, not because they think she was involved -- they don'yt -- but because they believe her tendency to side with him, no matter what... enabled his dirty deeds. Margolick, David "Did the Madoff Sons Know", Vanity Fair McLaughlin, Emma & Kraus, Nicola Nanny Returns 2009 Fiction 2009 9781416585671 9628 She sleeps on soft, last breaths; but no ghost looms Out of the stillness of her palace wall, Her wall of boys on boys and dooms on dooms. She dreams of golden gardens and sweet glooms, Not marvelling why her roses never fall Nor what red mouths were torn to make their blooms. The shades keep down which well might roam her hall. Quiet their blood lies in her crimson rooms And she is not afraid of their footfall. They move not from her tapestries, their pall, Nor pace her terraces, their hecatombs, Lest aught she be disturbed, or grieved at all. Owen, Wilfred McMahon, Katharine The Crimson Rooms 2009 Fiction 1918 9780753825471 9629 The fool, fixed in his folly, may think He can turn the wheel on which he turns. Eliot, T. S. McCarthy, Rob A Handful of Ashes 2017 Fiction 9781473617681 9630 Love no one, work, and don't let the know you're wounded... Stupid, disappointed stragies. Hazel wind of dusk, I have lived so much. Wright, Franz Illlit McMeel, Cortright Short 2010 Fiction 9780312594312 9631 Nothing can be forced to live. The earth is like a drug now, like a voice from far away, a lover or master. In the end, you do what the voice tells you. It says forget, you forget. It says begin again, you begin again. Gluck, Louise March McMillan, Terry Getting To Happy 2010 Fiction 9780670022045 9632 We create ourselves by our choices. Kierkegaard, Soren McMillan, Terry Getting To Happy 2010 Fiction 9780670022045 9633 The man who sleeps in peace has no tale to tell. Salaman, Esther McNeish, James The Crime of Huey Dunstan 2010 Fiction 9781921656446 9634 "Did you believe it?" "Not all of it. They haven't left us much to believe, have they? -- even disbelief. I can't believe in anything bigger than a home, or anything vaguer than a human being." "Any human being?" Greene, Graham Our Man in Havana McDonell, Nick An Expensive Education 2009 Fiction 1958 9781848870628 9635 The sergeant sang a ballad through a megaphone, turning from side to side that his voice might carry out into the skimpy crowd. He stood there bareheaded under the hot sun, in those surroundings, a pair of blue glasses over his sightless eyes and singing away. Runyon, Damon New York American News Report US McNamer, Deirdre One Sweet Quarrel 1994 Fiction 1923 9781477807644 9636 The Pentagon will issue handheld lie detectors this month to US Army soldiers in Afghanistan... The Defense Department says the portable device isn't perfect, but is accurate enough to save American lives by screening local police officers, interpreters and allied forces for access to US military bases, and by helping narrow the list of suspects after a roadside bombing. msnbc .com website McCabe, Bruce Skinjob 2014 Fiction 2008 9780552171083 9637 With the growing availability of images that can describes the state of someone's brain, attorneys are increasingly asking judges to admit these scans in evidence, to demonstrate, say, that a defendant is not guilty by reason of insanity or that a witness is telling the truth. Scientific American US McCabe, Bruce Skinjob 2014 Fiction 2011 9780552171083 9638 SANTA CLARA, California -- Applied Biometric Instruments Inc. is pleased to announce that the Police Nationale, France's principal national law enforcement agency, has adopted the Handheld Multimodal Detection Array (HAMDA) as its standard field polygraph device. The first 750 units will be delivered in March. US trials are underway. Press Release (Fictional) McCabe, Bruce Skinjob 2014 Fiction 9780552171083 9639 I felt very still and very empty, the way the eye of a tornado must feel, moving dully along in the middle of the hullabaloo. Plath, Sylvia McGinniss Jr., Joe Carousel Court 2016 Fiction 9781476791272 9640 Slither up just like a snake upon a spiral staircase. Vile, Kurt McGinniss Jr., Joe Carousel Court 2016 Fiction 9781476791272 9641 All that is solid melts into air, all that is holy is profaned, and man is at last compelled to face with sober senses, his real conditions of life, and his relations with his kind. Marx, Karl The Communist Manifesto McKeon, Darragh All that is Solid Melts into Air 2014 Fiction 9780062246875 9642 To my mind radioactivity is a real disease of matter. Moreover it is a contagious disease. It spreads. You bring those debased and crumbling atoms near others and those too presently catch the trick of swinging themselves out of coherent existence. It is in matter exactly what the decay of our old culture is in society, a loss of traditions and distinctions and assured reactions. Wells, H. G. Tono-Bungay McKeon, Darragh All that is Solid Melts into Air 2014 Fiction 9780062246875 9643 Don't laugh at the spinsters, dear girls, for often very tender, tragical romances are hidden away in the hearts that beat so quietly under their sober gowns. May Alcott, Louisa Little Women Novel McNees, Kelly O' Connor The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott 2010 Fiction 9780399156526 9644 Mrs. Spragg had no ambition for herself... but she was passionately resolved that Undine should have what she wanted. Wharton, Edith The Custom of the Country Macy, Caitlin Spoiled 2009 Fiction 9781400061990 9645 Plus de details, plus de details... il n'y a d'originalite et de verite que dans les details. Stendhal McPherson, William Testing the Current 1984 Fiction 9781590176023 9646 He was the friend of my life. You know, you only have one friend like that; there can't be two. Salter, James Light Years McKeons, Belinda Tender 2015 Fiction 9781447252177 9647 Recall ages -- One age is but a part -- ages are but a part; Recall the angers, bickerings, delusions, superstitions, of the idea of caste, Recall the bloody cruelties and crimes. Anticipate the best women; I say an unnumbered new race of hardy and well-defined women are to spread through all These States, I say a girl fit for These States must be free, capable, dauntless, just the same as a boy. Whitman, Walt McKay, Ami The Virgin Cure 2012 Fiction 9780061140341 9648 Shrewdness, large capital, business enterprise, are all enlisted in the lawless stimulation of this mighty instinct of sex. Blackwell, Dr. Elizabeth US McKay, Ami The Virgin Cure 2012 Fiction 9780061140341 9649 When the dream draws to an end... nostalgia for the impossible will overcome you. Thuillier, Jean McCloskey, Molly When Light Is Like Water 2017 Fiction 9650 It is when we try to grapple with another man's intimate needs that we perceive how incomprehensible, wavering and misty are the beings that share with us the sigh of the stars and the warmth of the sun. Conrad, Joseph Lord Jim McKinty, Adrian The Sun is God 2014 Fiction 1900 9781616140687 9651 The sun is God! Turner, J. M. W. McKinty, Adrian The Sun is God 2014 Fiction 1851 9781616140687 9652 The world will be hard And the wrong will be great. The age of the Beard Of the Sword -- shields will shiver -- The age of the Storm and the Wolf are to come. Before the World falls, Man shall have no more reverence for man. Morley, Henry (translator) Voluspa MacLeod, Bracken Stranded 2016 Fiction 9780765382436 9653 O light! This is the cry of all the characters of ancient drama brought face to face with their fate. This last resort was ours, too, and I knew it now. In the middle of winter I at last discovered that there was in me an invincible summer. Camus, Albert Return to Tipasa MacLeod, Bracken Stranded 2016 Fiction 9780765382436 9654 ...for all the men of the world could not help us till we have gone through our time... Lady Gregory (translator) The Fate of the Children of Lir McKeon, Belinda Solace 2011 Fiction 9780330529846 9655 Exploit (online gaming) In the realm of online games, an exploit is usually a software bug, hack, or bot that contributes to the user's prosperity in a manner not intended by the developers. Wikipedia Definition MacLeod, Ken The Restoration Game 2010 Fiction 2008 9781841496467 9656 We dream of times that are not and blindly flee the only one that is. The fact is that the present usually hurts. Pascal, Blaise Pensees McMillan, Terry I Almost Forgot About You 2016 Fiction 9781101902578 9657 Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift. Oliver, Mary The Uses of Sorrow (In my sleep I dreamed this poem) Poem McMillan, Terry I Almost Forgot About You 2016 Fiction 9781101902578 9658 What Nature did was remind her that ripeness is all, that autumn is the richest season, that preparing for snow means building a shelter, that warmth within withstands whatever winter howls without. McCarthy, Joanne Ripening Poem McFadden, Maryann The Richest Season 2008 Fiction 9781401309916 9659 ... I inclined To lose my faith in Ballyrush and Gortin Till Homer's ghost came whispering to my mind. He said: I made the Iliad from such A local row. Gods make their own importance. Kavanagh, Patrick Epic McCann, Darran After the Lockout 2012 Fiction 9780007429493 9660 The world was never as worthy as on the day that the Song of Songs was given to the people; for all the writings are holy, whereas the Song of Songs is the holiest of the holy. Akiva, Rabbi McGowan, Kathleen The Book of Love 2009 Fiction First Century CE 9780743295369 9661 I have seen a green country, useful to the race, Knocked silly with guns and mines, its villages vanished, Even the last rat and last kestrel banished -- God bless ua all, this was peculiar grace. Blunden, Edmund Report on Experience McGivering, Jill The Last Kestrel 2010 Fiction 9780007338177 9662 Christians talk about the horror of sin, but they have overlooked something. They keep talking as if everyone is a great sinner, when the truth is that nowadays one is hardly up to it. There is very little sin in the depths of the malaise. The highest moment of a malasian's life can be that moment when he manages to sin like a proper human... Percy, Walker The Moviegoer McGlynn, David The End of the Straight and Narrow 2008 Fiction 9781619021501 9663 The rest of you can eat me up. I just record your behavior. Tsvetayeva, Marina McGuane, Thomas Crow Fair 2015 Fiction 9780385350198 9664 Don't give your heart On the broken shore Where seals and sea dreams Sing love's song For wind and wave Will take your heart And drown your dreams On the broken shore Kemp, Leo (translator) MacManus, James On the Broken Shore 2010 Fiction 9780007338603 9665 This is what the Sovereign Lord said to me: "In the day that I chose the nation of Israel I also lifted my hand in an oath to their seed, to make myself known to them in the land of captivity. Yes, I lifted my hand in an oath and I said: "I am the Lord, your God." In that day I swore to them I would bring them forth from the land of captivity to a land that I was out for them, a land flowing with milk and honey; it was the decoration of all the lands. Ezekiel 20:5-6 McCleen, Grace The Land of Decoration 2012 Fiction 9780805094947 9666 Thou shalt not make any cuttings in thy flesh on account of the dead or tattoo any marks upon you: I am the Lord. Leviticus 19:28 McGregor, Fiona Indelible Ink 2010 Fiction 9781921844201 9667 Please Doctor, I feel a pain. Not here. No, not here. Even I don't know. Milosz, Czeslaw I Sleep a Lot McGregor, Fiona Indelible Ink 2010 Fiction 9781921844201 9668 Come on, sweetheart Let's adore one another before there is no more of you and me Rumi Zevin, Gabrielle The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry US 2014 Fiction 9669 Come on, sweetheart Let's adore one another before there is no more of you and me Rumi Zevin, Gabrielle The Collected Works of A.J. Fikry US 2014 Fiction 9670 Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show. Dickens, Charles David Copperfield Zevin, Gabrielle All These Things I've Done US 2012 Fiction 9671 Often a sweetness comes as if on loan, stays just long enough to make sense of what it means to be alive, then returns to its dark source. As for me, I don’t care where it’s been, or what bitter road it’s traveled to come so far, to taste so good. Dunn, Stephen Sweetness Zevin, Gabrielle In the Age of Love and Chocolate US 2013 Fiction 9672 In the desert I saw a creature, naked, bestial, Who, squatting upon the ground, Held his heart in his hands, And ate of it. I said, “Is it good, friend?” “It is bitter—bitter,” he answered; “But I like it Because it is bitter, And because it is my heart.” Crane, Stephen The The Desert Zevin, Gabrielle Because It Is My Blood US 2012 Fiction 9673 In Nature, there are unexpected storms, and in Life Unpredictable Vicissitudes Zhang, Lijia Lotus US 2017 Fiction 9674 Around us, the madness of empires continures. Hirshfield, Jane Zander, Joakim The Swimmer UK 2013 Fiction 9675 We are never intimately conscious of anything but a particular perception. A man is a bundle or collection of different perceptions which succeed one another with an inconceivable rapidity and are in perpetual flux and movement. Hume, David Yu, Charles How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9676 Time does not flow. Other times are just special cases of other universes. Deutsch, David Yu, Charles How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9677 Everything we are is at every moment alive in us. Miller, Arthur Yu, Charles How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe US 2010 Fiction 9678 But Evangeline's heart was sustained by a vision, that faintly floated before her eyes, and beckoned her on through the moonlight. It was the thought of her brain that assumed the shape of a phantom. Through those shadowy aisles had Gabriel wandered before her, and every stroke of the oar now brought him nearer and nearer. Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Evangeline: A Tale of Acadic Young, Hester The Gates of Evangeline UK 2015 Fiction 9679 Holding hands till our hair turns white. Chinese Classic of Poetry Yip, Mingmei The Nine Fold Heaven US 2013 Fiction 9680 Pursue profit and advantage, Seize the moment This is the winning strategy. The way of war is the way of deception. Sunzi The Art of War Yip, Mingmei The Nine Fold Heaven US 2013 Fiction 544-496 BC 9681 Looking for you a thousand times in the dense crowd, I turn, and your face suddenly appears under the fading light. Xin Qiji Lantern Festival Yip, Mingmei The Nine Fold Heaven US 2013 Fiction 1140-1207 9682 When a skillful woman enbroiders, it is like the spring breeze across her tapering fingers Ancient Chinese saying Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9683 If our love is forever like the first time we met, No one would be abandoned like a fan in Autumn, In an instant the heart can change, But we never blame ourselves, Instead, only the easy changing of our heart. Nalan Shengde Ending Friendship Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 1655-1685 9684 For me, if someone is dear to my heart, He and I would never part, Even when our hair is white. Zhuo Wenjun Song of White Hair Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9685 Had I the heavens' embroidered cloths, Enwrought with golden and silver light... I would spread the cloths under your feet... Yeats, William Butler Aedh Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven Yip, Mingmei Secret of a Thousand Beauties US 2014 Fiction 9686 Mad Hatter: Have I gone mad? Alice: I'm afraid so. You're entirely bonkers. But I'll tell you a secret. All the best people are. Caroll, Lewis Alice's Adventures in Wonderland Yoerg, Sonja All the Best People US 2017 Fiction 9687 I beat you little man, so your breath has no place to vent! I beat your little hands, so they can’t draw money from the bank! I beat your little feet, so wearing shoes will make them bleed! I beat your little head, so fortune will leave you sad! I’ll beat your little tongue, so you can’t chew meat and might as well be a monk! I’ll beat your little heart, so your life is like the bitterest tart! Beating the Little Man, Ancient Chinese folk custom for getting rid of petty troublemakers Yip, Mingmei The Witch's Market US 2015 Fiction 9688 Nothing stains me with the world’s dust Wherever I go, cares do not follow me. When it rains, I just wait for the rainbow. . . . Lu You Quisi (Autumn Thoughts) Yip, Mingmei The Witch's Market US 2015 Fiction 1125-1209 9689 I dream, forgetting I am just a trespasser on life. Now, after an evening’s stolen pleasure, Alone, resting against the fence The rivers and mountains going all the way to infinity, It’s easy to part, harder to meet again. Spring is gone, like flowing water and fallen petals.... Li Yu Lang Taosha Yip, Mingmei The Witch's Market US 2015 Fiction 9690 When there is action above and compliance below, this is called the natural order of things. When the man thrusts from above and the woman receives from below, this is called the balance between heaven and earth. Dong Xuanzi (Tang Dynasty) Yip, Mingmei Peach Blossom Pavilion US 2008 Fiction 9691 Never give up working to defeat your enemy. Master his fate. Exploit his unpreparedness and attack him when he is unaware. Sunzi The Art of War Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2012 Fiction 9692 Stir the water to catch the fish—benefit by creating chaos Thirty-Six Stratagems, collection of popular ancient Chinese proverbs on outwitting your enemies. First mentioned in Southern Qi dynasties Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2008 Fiction 9693 So long as my body is still here, so will be my love for you. Li Shangyin (Tang Dynasty Poet) Yip, Mingmei Skeleton Women US 2008 Fiction 9694 Even though the sky had no trace of me, I knew I’d flown through it. Tagore Yip, Mingmei Song of the Silk Road US 2011 Fiction 9695 In time past, I was a beautiful woman. Whenever I smiled, I knew I would, like a flower in Spring, capture any man’s soul. Echo Yip, Mingmei Song of the Silk Road US 2011 Fiction 9696 I only went for a walk, and finally concluded to stay out till sundows, for going out, I found, was really going in. Muir, John John of the Mountains Yoerg, Sonja The Middle of Somewhere US 2015 Fiction 1938 9697 Brutus! there lies beyond the Gallic Bounds An island which the western sea surround, By giants once possess'd; now few remain To bar thy entrance, or to obstruct thy reign. To reach that happy shore thy sails employ; There fate decrees to raise a second Troy, And found an empire in thy royal line, Which time shall ne'er destroy. nor bounds confine. Geoffrey of Monmouth The History of the Kings of Britain Young, Robyn Renegade UK 2013 Fiction 9698 “Joy, warm as the joy that shipwrecked sailors feel when they catch sight of the land . . . only a few escape, swimming and struggling out of the frothing surf to reach the shore, their bodies crusted with salt but buoyed up with joy as they plant their feet on solid ground again, spared a deadly fate. So joyous now to her the sight of her husband, vivid in her gaze, that her white arms, embracing his neck, would never for a moment let him go . . .” The Odyssey Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome UK 2014 Fiction 9699 “I knew that I was more than the something which had been looking out all that day upon the visible earth and thinking and speaking and tasting friendship. Somewhere—close at hand in that rosy thicket or far off beyond the ribs of sunset—I was gathered up with an immortal company, where I and poet and lover and flower and cloud and star were equals, as all the little leaves were equal ruffling before the gusts, or sleeping and carved out of the silentness. And in that company I learned that I am something which no fortune can touch, whether I be soon to die or long years away. Things will happen which will trample and pierce, but I shall go on, something that is here and there like the wind, something unconquerable, something not to be separated from the dark earth and the light sky, a strong citizen of infinity and eternity. The confidence and ease had become a deep joy; I knew that I could not do without the Infinite, nor the Infinite without me.” Thomas, Edward "The Stile" from Light and Twilight Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome UK 2014 Fiction 9700 It has taken ten years for my blood to recover. Graves, Robert Goodbye to All That Young, Louisa The Heroes' Welcome UK 2014 Fiction 9701 If I have faltered more or less In my great task of happiness... Stevenson, Robert Louis The Celestial Surgeon Young, Louisa A Great Task of Happiness: The Life of Kathleen Scott UK 2014 Fiction 9702 A people is not independent once it has shaken off the chains of its masters; it begins to be once it has extirpated from its being the vices of vanquished slavery, and, for homeland and to live anew, rises up and gives form to concepts of life radically opposed to the customs of past servility, to the memories of weakness and adulation that despotic rule uses as elements of domination over the enslaved people. Marti, Jose Young, Kerry Gloria UK 2013 Fiction 9703 When I dipt into the future far as human eye could see; Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be. - Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight dropping down with costly bales; Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and there rain;d a ghastly dew From the nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue. Alfred, Lord Tennyson Wright, John C. The Hermetic Millennia US 2012 Fiction 9704 Blood and bones. The oldtimers believed that the blood came from the mother and the bones from the father. Ng, Fae Myenne Bone Yan Lianke Marrow CN 2015 Fiction 9705 And walked like an assasin through the town, And looked at men and did not like them, But trembled if one passed him with a frown. Auden, W. H. In Time of War: A Sonnet Sequence with a Verse Commentary Xiao Bai French Concession US 2015 Fiction 9706 In fact, when the moment came, power had not so much to be seized as to be picked up. I has been said that more people were injured in the making of Einstein's great film October (1927) than had been hurt during the actual taking of the Winter Palace on 7th November 1917. Hobsawm, Eric The Age of Extremes: The Short Twentieth Century Xiao Bai French Concession US 2015 Fiction 9707 Never trust the artist, Trust the tale. Lawrence, D. H. Yates, Christopher J. Black Chalk UK 2013 Fiction 9708 The time is out of ioynt: Oh cursed spight, That ever I was borne to set it right. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Yan Lianke Lenin's Kisses UK 2012 Fiction 9709 There's no one who's more romantic than a cynic. Ephron, Noral Rolling Stone magazine Yellin, Linda What Nora Knew US 2014 Fiction 9710 If you ask me, Mary,' continued Flora, 'I think I have much in common with Miss Austen. She liked everything to be tidy and pleasant and comfortable about her and so do I. You see, Mary,' - and here Flora began to grow earnest and wave one finger about - 'unless everything is tidy and pleasant and comfortable all about one, people cannot even begin to enjoy life. I cannot endure messes.' Gibbons, Stella Cold Comfort Farm Wright, Pippa Lizzy Harrison Loses Control UK 2011 Fiction 9711 love (n). 1. very strong affection. 2. very strong affection and sexual attraction. 3. great liking. 4. a person or thing that you love. 5. a score of zero. Oxford English Mini Dictionary Definition of a word McDonald, Paul Do I Love You? 2008 Fiction 9780955138485 9712 Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Twain, Mark Following the Equator McCoy, Sarah The Baker's Daughter 2012 Fiction 9780307460189 9713 The light of heaven falls whole and white And is not shattered into dyes, The light for ever is morning light; The hills are verdured pasture-wise; The angel hosts with freshness go, And seek with laughter what to brave; -- And binding all is the hushed snow Of the far-distant breaking wave. And from a cliff-top is proclaimed The gathering of the souls for birth, The trial by existence named, The obscuration upon earth. And the slant spirits trooping by In streams and cross-counter-streams Can but give ear to that sweet cry For its suggestion of what dreams! Frost, Robert The Trial by Existence Poem McCoy, Sarah The Baker's Daughter 2012 Fiction 9780307460189 9714 The solitary bone cyst has not yet revealed all its secrets... The SBC still remains mysterious in many of its aspects. At the time of this writing, nobody can predict the occurence modalities of this benign bone tumor. In a similar way, the reality of this tumor-like lesion cannot be precisely described. Alas, solitary bone cyst was supposed to be a lesion in children that disappeared after growth ended. Is it still true since some cases have been reported more recently in adults? This study represents a long follow-up. Bensahel, H., Jehanno, P., Desgrippes, Y., Pennecot, G. F. France MacDonald, Ann-Marie Adult Onset 2014 Fiction 9781941040317 9715 Never give their clothes away If you want the dead to haunt you Dusk or dark or dawn or day, Bar no ghost from glass, they say If you want the dead to want you. Leave them there by the birchwood bed, Coat and breeches and shirt and shoes. Fit the living or fit the dead, Hang them up on the hooks, I said -- The hooks he used to use. Set the table with fork and knife. Plump the pillow and coverlid. Where would a man who loved his wife Lie except where he lay in life -- Same as he always did? Leave the mirror upon the nail. Yes, I know that the first one who Looks in it will perceive the pale Dead therein -- and his heart will fail. Do what I tell you to. Set the mirror the way it was. Let the crepe that has it fall. What thing better could come to pass Than to find my dead in the looking-glass Hanging upon the wall? Keller, Martha Widow Poem McGuire, Seanan Dusk or Dark or Dawn or Day 2017 Fiction 9780765383884 9716 It is good for a man that he bear the yoke in his youth. He sitteth alone and keepeth silence, because he hath borne it upon him. He putteth his mouth in the dust; if so be there may be hope. Lamentations 3:27-29 Machart, Bruce The Wake of Forgiveness 2010 Fiction 9780151014439 9717 The harvest is past, the summer is ended, and we are not saved. Jeremiah 8:20 Machart, Bruce The Wake of Forgiveness 2010 Fiction 9780151014439 9718 How many hearts have felt their world stand still? Gaye, Marvin If I Should Die Tonight McCorkle, Jill Final Vinyl Days 1998 Fiction 1565122046 9719 Do you never listen to the news? You want to get down to something true, Something a little nearer home. Muldoon, Paul Lunch with Pancho Villa McIlvanney, Liam Where The Dead Men Go 2013 Fiction 9780571239856 9720 Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you. Hebrews 13:5 McCourtney, Lorena Invisible 2004 Fiction 9780800759537 9721 I will say of the LORD, "He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust." Psalm 91:2 McCourtney, Lorena On the Run 2006 Fiction 800759567 9722 In ancient times, men observed a body in the sky they called the Morning Star, which appeared around dawn, and another they called the Evening Star, which appeared at sunset. It took a keen observer, probably some intelligent Babylonian, to realize that they are actually one and the same planet. Yet each name means something different, even to us. Now, how can that be? Schleicher, Karl MacKinnon, Colin Morning Spy, Evening Spy 2006 Fiction 9780312355760 9723 The mind-set is, when one of your guys is popped and you know who did it, you go after them. Nobody [in Washington] ever has to hear about it. No memos, no signatures. Nothing ever goes into the files...You just do it or you find somebody else to do it. American counterintelligence source MacKinnon, Colin Morning Spy, Evening Spy 2006 Fiction 9780312355760 9724 A family is a place where minds come in contact with one another. If these minds love one another the home will be as beautiful as a flower garden. The Buddha McDonough, Mary The House on Honeysuckle Lane 2016 Fiction 9780758293527 9725 You are souls immortal, spirits free, blest and eternal; ye are not matter; ye are not bodies; matter is your servant, not you the servant of matter. Vivekananda, Swami McFadden, Bernice L. Gathering of Waters 2012 Fiction 1893 9781617750311 9726 Extreme terror gives us back the gestures of our childhood. Chazal MacDonald, John D. The Last One Left 1967 Fiction 9780812985276 9727 The devil is more laborious now than ever; the long day of mankind drawing towards an evening, and the world's tragedy and time near an end. Raleigh, Sir Walter McDonald, Ann. A. the Oxford Inheritance 2016 Fiction 9780062203670 9728 I am the man, I suffered, I was there. Whitman, Walt McFadden, Bernice L. The Book of Harlan 2016 Fiction 9781617754456 9729 The strong men keep coming on, They go down shot, hanged, sick, broken. They live on fighting. Sandburg, Carl McDonald, Craig Head Games 2007 Fiction 9781932557435 9730 Fifty years ago a man could go to Mexico or Central America and take his pick of a dozen wars, insurrections or marauding expeditions. But the rules changed and soldiers of fortune have to admit that free-lance fighting is a thing of the past. The world has gone to hell. Holmdahl, Emil L. McDonald, Craig Head Games 2007 Fiction 9781932557435 9731 Rakish in his eye patch. Pundit when sane... A reminder: men were men then. Ellroy, James McDonald, Craig Head Games 2007 Fiction 9781932557435 9732 Dead or alive. Bush, George W. McDonald, Craig Head Games 2007 Fiction 9781932557435 9733 I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom. Carlyle, Thomas MacBird, Bonnie Art in the Blood 2015 Fiction 9780008129675 9734 The wild or mere Irish have a generation of poets, or rather rhymers vulgarly called bards, who in their songs used to extol the most bloody, licentious men, and no others, and to allure the hearers, not to the love of religion and civil manners, but to outrages, robberies, living as outlaws, and contempt of the magistrates' and the king's laws... For the mere Irish, however... they nothing so much feared the Lord Deputy's anger as the least song or ballad these rascals might make against them, the saying whereof to their reproach would more have daunted them than if a judge had doomed them to the gallows. Moryson, Fynes MacLean, Shona A Game of Sorrows 2010 Fiction 1617 9781849161657 9735 Tri mithean a thig gun iarraidh -- gaol, eagal agus eud (Three things that come without being asked -- love, fear, and jealousy.) Gaelic Saying MacDonald, D. R. The Ice Bridge 2013 Fiction 9781619021181 9736 The boat has slipped its moorings and is leaving harbor to trust to the open sea; and no boat needs so much trust to put to sea as it does for one body to go human and naked and vulnerable into the arms of another. McGahern, John The Leavetaking MacDonald, D. R. The Ice Bridge 2013 Fiction 9781619021181 9737 Once, when we were on our way to the place of prayer, we met a slave girl who was possessed by an oracular spirit, and brought large fortunes to her owners by telling fortunes. Acts, 16.16 McDougall, Sophia Romanitas 2005 Fiction 9780752877099 9738 Romulus will rule, and build the walls of Mars And he will give his people his own name: Romans. On them I lay no limits. I set them free from distance and from time, I have given them an Empire without end. Aeneid. 1 McDougall, Sophia Romanitas 2005 Fiction 9780752877099 9739 The geometry of innocent flesh on the bone. Dylan, Bob Tombstone Blues McDowall, Iain Perfectly Dead 2003 Fiction 749936711 9740 How is it that a mortal can wish for another mortal the annihilation of his body, or of his soul, or death for his children or for his cattle, if he has sense enough to know that he himself is mortal? For he is pitiless to himself, and none of the others shall pity him. Darmesteter, Tr. James Avesta, Fragments 48-49 McDougall, Sophia Rome Burning 2007 Fiction 9780752860794 9741 This very place which is banishment to you is home to those who live here. Boethius The Consolation of Philosophy McLoughlin, Heart of the Old Country 2001 Fiction 1888451157 9742 Let us again pretend that life is a solid substance, shaped like a globe, which we turn about in our fingers. Let us pretend that we can make out a plain and logical story. Woolf, Virginia The Waves McCreight, Kimberly Reconstructing Amelia 2013 Fiction 9780062225436 9743 When good Americans die, they go to Paris. Wilde, Oscar A Woman of No Importance McCleary, Carol The Alchmey of Murder 2009 Fiction 9780340978412 9744 It plagued us all during our time at Iowa, the question, there was no escaping it. Did I, we all wondered constantly about ourselves, have a future as a writer? Lashner, William McNally, John After the Workshop 2010 Fiction 9781582435602 9745 We never know how high we are Till we are called to rise; And then, if we are true to plan, Our statures touch the skies -- Dickinson, Emily McBride, Laura We Are Called to Rise 2014 Fiction 9781476738963 9746 It only takes two facing mirrors to construct a labyrinth. Borges, Jorge Luis Seven Nights McKinty, Adrian Police at the Station and they don't look friendly 2017 Fiction 1977 9781633882591 9747 In our artificial civilization many young people at twenty-five are still on the threshold of activity. As one looks back then, over eight or nine years, one sees a panorama of seemingly formidable length. So many crises, so many startling surprises, so many vivid joys and harrowing humiliations and disappointments, that one feels startingly old; one wonders if one will ever feel so old again. Bourne, Randolph S. Youth and Life McCafferty, Megan Perfect Fifths 2009 Fiction 9780307346537 9748 Even now, when I have come so far, I wonder where you are... Manilow, Barry Even Now McCafferty, Megan Perfect Fifths 2009 Fiction 9780307346537 9749 Persephone and her friends disport themselves in the bowered arches by the lake of Pergus, where the grass bows under their milky feet like the most sumptuous velvet and flowers put out their colours like flags waving for a celebration: lilies, irises, violets. The perfume of the flowers is so pervasive that hounds lose their trail of scent, falter and scatter, leaving the hunters to curse and return home. And so no male voice is heard in the glades, and no rough note disturbs the aural tapestry of rustling leaves and soft soprano song. Ford, Ivy Persephone and Hades McCarthy, Morgan The Outline of Love 2013 Fiction 9780755388776 9750 Oh how we danced with the Rose of Tralee, Her long hair black as a raven, Oh how we danced and she whispered to me, You'll never be going back home. Waits, Tom Rain Dogs McKinty, Adrian Rain Dogs 2016 Fiction 1988 9781781254578 9751 Humiliation, unhappiness, discord are the ancient foods of heroes. Borges, Jorge Luis On Blindness McKinty, Adrian Rain Dogs 2016 Fiction 1983 9781781254578 9752 Lethe: a river in Hades whose water, when drunk, made the souls of the dead forget their life on earth. McCleen, Grace The Offering 2015 Fiction 9781444769999 9753 Suppose I say summer, write the word "hummingbird," put it in an envelope, take it down the hill to the box. When you open my letter you will recall those days and how much, just how much, I love you. Carver, Raymond Hummingbird Poem McKenzie, Katherine Hidden 2013 Fiction 9780544264977 9754 Despite the richness of thier colour, it is the line that is the basic means of expression in the work of the Backovo masters. Executing a rigorous set of formal procedures, lines never allow themselves to become mere accessories to the expression of volume, to imply depth or to confer realism: instead, they help present the world they depict as unreal, flat and dematerialized. Using inverted perspective and multiple points of view which they place within the painting itself, the Backovo masters set up a continuous style that enables them to represent several moments of a story on a single panel. As for the human figures, their sensory organs are drawn out and isolated, relinquishing their biological functions as they become sanctified. Their faces, serene and concentrated, are not configured to produce dramatic effect, but rather to foreground their owners' elevated sorrow. Jelinkova, Klara Murals of the Backovo Ossuary McCarthy, Tom Men in Space 2007 Fiction 1986 9781846880339 9755 O - at Mackinaw! That fairy island, which I shall never see again! and which I should have dearly liked to filch from the Americans, and carry home to you in my dressing box. Jameson, Anna Brownell Winter Studies and Summer Rambles in Canada McCartney, Jennifer Afloat 2007 Fiction 1838 9780241143445 9756 Lehi M Usage: Biblical, Mormon From an Old Testament place name meaning "jawbone" in Hebrew. It is also used in the Books of Mormon as the name of a prophet. The Utah Baby Namer McCartney, Jennifer Afloat 2007 Fiction 1838 9780241143445 9757 So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. Fitzgerald, F. Scott The Great Gatsby Novel McCarthy, Morgan The Other Half of Me 2012 Fiction 9781451668230 9758 O the clear moment, when from the mouth A word flies, current immediately Among friends; or when a loving gift astounds As the identical wish nearest the heart; Or when a stone, volleyed in sudden danger, Strikes the rabid beast full on the snout! Graves, Robert Fragment of a Lost Poem McClanahan, Ed O the Clear Moment 2008 Fiction 9781582434308 9759 I discovered that Egypt is a land of both mystery and magic, an exotic place where trees talk and men turn staffs into snakes, so it should not have come as such a surprise to me that death would also be mysterious in this ancient, haunted land of pyraminds, mummies, and the eternal Nile... Journal of Nellie Bly McCleary, Carol The Illusion of Murder 2011 Fiction 1889 9780765322043 9760 These notes... are addressed to the addicts, the victims, the unknown friends enlisted by books: the sole excuse for writing them. Cocteau, Jean McCloy, Kristin Hollywood Savage 2010 Fiction 9780743286473 9761 The gods have taken alien shapes upon them, Wild peasants driving swine In a strange country. Through the swarthy faces The starry faces shine. AE Lynch, Paul Red Sky in Morning 2013 Fiction 9780316230254 9762 Who shall remember my house, where shall live my children's children When the time of sorrow is come? Eliot, T. S. Lynch, Paul The Black Snow 2014 Fiction 9781782062042 9763 Because the known and the unknown touch Oppen, George Lynch, Paul The Black Snow 2014 Fiction 9781782062042 9764 How wild are our wishes, how frantic our schemes of happiness when we first enter on the world! Carlyle, Thomas Lynn, Allison The Exiles 2013 Fiction 9780544102801 9765 As the hot dog stands were removed, the permanent buildings of the civic center, the dream behind the dream of the fair, took their planned relationship. Something permanent, something beautiful had been created: Something to build on. Morgan, Murray Century 21: The Story of the Seattle World's Fair Lynch, Jim Truth like the Sun 2012 Fiction 1962 9781408830314 9766 I started believing that Seattle in the latter half of the twentieth century was a nexus, a magic confluence of phyiscal and temporal forces, a place and time where lives were changed more dramatically and more for the better than anywhere else on earth. Moody, Fred Seattle and the Demons of Ambition: From Boom to Bust in the Number One City of the Future Lynch, Jim Truth like the Sun 2012 Fiction 9781408830314 9767 Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Santayana, George Lyons, David Blood Game 2013 Fiction 9781451629323 9768 The longer you look back, The father you can look foward. Churchill, Winston Lyons, David Blood Game 2013 Fiction 9781451629323 9769 It must be borne in mind that my design is not to write histories but lives. And the most glorious ecploits do not always furnish us with the clearest discoveries of virtue or vice in men: sometimes a matter of less moment, an expression or a jest, informs us better of their characters and inclinations, than the most famous sieges, the greatest armaments, or the bloodiest battles whatsoever. Alexander Lyon, Annabel The Golden Mean 2009 Fiction 9781848875296 9770 Why had Coronado never gone back to Spain, to his riches and his castles and his king? Cather, Willa My Antonia Lytal, Benjamin A Map of Tulsa 2013 Fiction 9780142422595 9771 The sweetest thought In the child's warm heart: Soiled sheets and white lilac Tomorrow I'll be twenty. Tchicaya U Tam' Si Wrong Blood Mabanckou, Alain Tomorrow I'll Be Twenty 2010 Fiction 1955 9781866085842 9772 I sing of News, and all those vapid sheets The rattling hawkers vend through gaping-streets; Whate'er their name, whate'er the time they fly, Damp from the press, to charm the reader's eye. Crabbe, George The Village and the Newspaper McAfee, Annalena The Spoiler 2011 Fiction 9781846554353 9773 O vine of Sibmah, I will weep for thee... the spoiler is fallen upon thy summer fruit and upon thy vintage. Jeremiah 48:32 McAfee, Annalena The Spoiler 2011 Fiction 9781846554353 9774 We ought to look in a mirror and get proud and stick out our chests and suck in our bellies and say: "Damn, we're Americans." Garner, Lieutenant-General Jay US McAuley, Paul Cowboy Angels 2007 Fiction 9780575079342 9775 Brickwork of Ur, bitter is the wail, The wait set up for you! ... O my flooded, washed away, brickwork of Ur! Ancient Sumerian Poem Poem Macauley, Wayne Blueprints for a Barbed Wire Cannoe 2004 Fiction 9781922079114 9776 Oh rosebud red! Man's lot is of such extreme necessity, of such bitter pain, I had far rather be in Heaven. I came upon a broad highway when a little angel appeared and tried to send me back. Oh no! I refused to be sent back! I am from God and shall return to God! Dear, merciful God will give me a little light to light my way to everlasting bliss! Klopstock/Mahler Primeval Light McAuley, Paul Eternal Light 1991 Fiction 9780575086401 9777 In the realm of light there is no time. Bell, J. S. McAuley, Paul Eternal Light 1991 Fiction 9780575086401 9778 ... I no longer know where irony ceases and heaven begins... Heine, Heinrich The Harz Journey Macauley, Wayne Caravan Story 2007 Fiction 9781922079121 9779 ... You still had this burning desire to set sail even though (now and always) and despite what long ago the fortune teller said -- "I see something great in your hand, something noble" -- you were rudderless. Senior, Olive Gardening in the Tropics McCaulay, Diana Dog-Heart 2010 Fiction 9781845231231 9780 I do not yet know what your gift is to me, but mine to you is an awesome one: you may keep your days and nights. Borges, Jorge Luis Blue Tigers McKinty, Adrian Gun Street Girl 2015 Fiction 1983 9781633880009 9781 This hour I tell things in confidence, I might not tell everybody but I will tell you. I am the poet of the woman the same as the man... Whitman, Walt Leaves of Grass Poem Loveday, John Halo 1992 Fiction 156001136 9782 All that glitters is not gold. Shakespeare, William The Merchant of Venice Play UK Lovett, Charlie The Bookman's Tale 2013 Fiction 9780870106401 9783 Things are seldom what they seem, Skim milk masquerades as cream; Highlows pass as patent leathers: Jackdaws strut in peacock's feathers. Gilbert and Sullivan H. M. S. Pinafore Lovett, Charlie The Bookman's Tale 2013 Fiction 9780870106401 9784 Vile and contemptible is the book which every body likes. Spooner, Thomas A Compendious Treatise of the Diseases of the Skin, from the Slightest Itching Humour in Particular Parts only, to the Inveterate Itch Lovric, Michelle The Book of Human Skin 2010 Fiction 1724 9781408805886 9785 La fame fa far dei salti, ma l'amor li fa far piu alti. (Hunger makes you jump, but love makes you jump higher.) Venetian proverb Proverb Lovric, Michelle Carnevale 2001 Fiction 9781408843826 9786 Love lends its name to countless dealings which are attritbuted to it but of which it knows no more than the Doge knows what goes on in Venice. Francois, Duc De La Rochefoucauld Maxims Lovric, Michelle The Remedy 2005 Fiction 9781408843819 9787 As far as I am concerned, no sweet thing is evil. Avicenna Lovric, Michelle The Remedy 2005 Fiction 9781408843819 9788 Lover and friend hast thou put far from me, and mine acquaintance into darkness. Psalm 88:18 Lowndes, Marie Adelaide Belloc The Lodger 2010 Fiction 9789 When I was alive I was dust which was, But now I am dust in dust I am dust which never was. The Arabian Nights Lowe, Daniel All that's Left to Tell 2017 Fiction 9781250085559 9790 Almost blue, almost doing things we used to do. Costello, Elvis Almost Blue Lucarelli, Carlo Almost Blue 1997 Fiction 9780099459439 9791 On a cloudless afternoon in the peaceful Shikoku city of Tokushima, twelve-year-old Chizuru Akitani, Japanese-American daughter of acclaimed violinist and Living National Treasure Hiro Akitani, walked into the staff room at Motomachi Elementary, covered with blood and clutching a letter opener. Panic swept the room, as people assumed the sixth-grader, known for her introspective nature, had seriously hurt herself. The English teacher, Ms. Daniela Townshend, was the first to approach Chizuru. As she neared, the girl raised her palm and still the room with five words: "This is not my blood." Excerpt, Kyoto Wow! Magazine Japan Luce, Kelly Pull Me Under 2016 Fiction 1988 9780374238582 9792 "Well, in our country," said Alice, still panting a little, "you'd generally get somewhere else -- if you ran very fast, for a long time, as we've been doing." "A slow sort of country!" said the Queen. "Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place." Carroll, Lewis Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There Novel UK Lucius, Walter Butterfly on the Storm 2016 Fiction 9780718181552 9793 Beware! If you play at ghosts, you become one. Anon. The Kabbalah Luiselli, Valeria Faces in the Crowd 2011 Fiction 9781847085078 9794 This text has been banned for distribution as injurious to the cause of the Light. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Night Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei Day Watch Russian 2006 Fiction 9781401360207 9795 This text has been banned for distribution as injurious to the cause of the Darkness. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Day Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei Day Watch Russian 2006 Fiction 9781401360207 9796 This text is mandatory reading for the forces of Light. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Night Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei Sixth Watch Russian 2016 Fiction 9780062428448 9797 This text is mandatory reading for the forces of Darkness. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Day Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei Sixth Watch Russian 2016 Fiction 9780062428448 9798 Ah, Stamboul! Of all the names that can enchant me, this one remains the most magical. Loti, Pierre Lokas, Michael David The Oracle of Stamboul 2011 Fiction 9780755377695 9799 This is a dubious text for the Cause of Light. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Night Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei The New Watch Russian 2012 Fiction 9780434022311 9800 This is a dubious text for the Cause of Darkness. Lukyanenko, Sergei The Day Watch Fictional Lukyanenko, Sergei The New Watch Russian 2012 Fiction 9780434022311 9801 Where shall we see a better daughter or a kinder sister or a truer friend? Austen, Jane Emma Novel UK Lupton, Rosamund Sister 2010 Fiction 9780749942014 9802 But flowers distill'd, though they with winter meet Leese but their show, their substance still lives sweet. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 5 Poem UK Lupton, Rosamund Sister 2010 Fiction 9780749942014 9803 You know quite well, deep within you, that there is only a single magic, single power, a single salvation... and that is called loving. Well, then, love your suffering. Do not resist it, do not flee from it. It is your aversion that hurts, nothing else. Hesse, Hermann Lustbader, Victoria Approaching the Speed of Light 2013 Fiction 9780765334909 9804 True! -- nervous -- very, very dreadfully nervous I had been and am; but why will you say that I am mad? The disease had sharpened my senses -- not destroyed -- not dulled them. Poe, Edgar Allan The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story Lock, Norman The Port-Wine Stain 2016 Fiction 9781942658061 9805 What am I myself but one of your meteors? Whitman, Walt Year of Meteors Lock, Norman American Meteor 2015 Fiction 9781934137949 9806 Be silent, then, for danger is in words. Marlowe, Christopher Doctor Faustus Lock, Norman Shadow Play 2009 Fiction 9780963753632 9807 If we are blinded by darkness, we are also blinded by light. Dillard, Annie Locke, Attica Black Water Rising 2009 Fiction 9780061735868 9808 We navigate by stories, but sometimes we only escape by abandoning them. Solnit, Rebecca Locke, Attica The Cutting Season 2012 Fiction 9781846689123 9809 I reckon I got light out for the Territory... Twain, Mark The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Novel US Lock, Norman The Boy in his Winter 2014 Fiction 9781934137765 9810 What can we know? Why is there anything at all? Why not nothing? What ought we to do? Why do what we do? Why and to whom are we finally responsible? What may we hope? Why are we here? What is it all about? What will give us courage for life and what courage for death? Kung, Hans On Being a Christian Lodge, David How Far Can You Go? 1980 Fiction 9780140057461 9811 For children are innocent and love justice, while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer money. Chesterton, G. K. Lodato, Victor Mathilda Savitch 2009 Fiction 9780374204006 9812 The hardest thing in the world isn't to refrain from committing an evil, it's to stand up and stop one. Winslow, Don The Power of the dog Loehfelm, Bill Let the Devil Out 2016 Fiction 9780374298579 9813 I have love in me the likes of which you can scarely imagine and rage the likes of which you would not believe. If I cannot satisfy the one, I will indulge the other. Shelley, Mary Loehfelm, Bill The Devil in her Way 2013 Fiction 9780374298852 9814 I may be on the side of the angels, but don't think for one second that I am one of them. Doyle, Arthur Conan Sherlock, The Reichenbach Fall Loehfelm, Bill Doing the Devil's Work 2015 Fiction 9780374298586 9815 We have all become people according to the measure in which we have loved other people, and have had occasion for loving. Pasternak, Boris Lokko, Lesley A Private Affair 2011 Fiction 9781409102465 9816 Be oflove a little more careful than of anything. cummings, e. e. Lokko, Lesley In Love and War 2014 Fiction 9781409142508 9817 All war is deception. Sun, Tzu China Lokko, Lesley In Love and War 2014 Fiction 9781409142508 9818 The coral waxes, the palm grows, but man departs. Tahitian proverb Proverb London, Jack Tales of the Pacific 1989 Fiction 9780140183580 9819 Old longings nomadic leap, Chafing at custom's chain; Again from its brumal sleep Wakens the ferine strain. London, Jack The Call of the Wild and White Fang 2017 Fiction 9781631063305 9820 Will He... Fill the void veins of Life again with youth? Owen, Wilfred War Poems Poem Lope, Manuel De The wrong Blood Spanish 2000 Fiction 9781590513095 9821 Verano era aquel, verano hazia... Leon, Fray Luis de Lope, Manuel De The wrong Blood Spanish 2000 Fiction 9781590513095 9822 From the brake the Nightingale Sings exulting to the Rose; Though he sees her waxing pale In her passionate repose, While she triumphs waxing frail, Fading even while she glows; Though he knows How it goes -- Knows of last year's Nightingale Dead with last year's Rose... Henley, W. E. Lorrimer, Claire Last Year's Nightingale 1984 Fiction 9781473613027 9823 Woe to those who deeply hide their plans from the Lord, and whose deeds are done in a dark place, and they say, "Who sees us?" or "Who knows us?" Isaiah 29:15 Lott, Bret Dead Low Tide 2012 Fiction 9781400063758 9824 A poet is like the birds of passage... They pass singing in the distance, the world Knows nothing of them except their voice... I was singing, my friends, as a man breathes, As a bird mourns, as the wind sighs, As murmurs float on flowing water. Lamartine Le Poete Mourant Lovric, Michelle The Floating Book 2003 Fiction 9781408843833 9825 Christmas isn't just a day; it's a frame of mind. Davies, Valentine Lovett, Charlie Ebenezer Scrooge 2015 Fiction 9780525429104 9826 Describe a circle, stroke its back and it turns vicious. Ionesco, Eugene The Bald Prima Donna Lovesey, Peter The Circle 2005 Fiction 1950 9781569473924 9827 In the meantime...(the inviting gesture of dots, dots, dots.) Of old, this dodge was the darling of the Kinematograph, alias Cinematograph, alias Moving Pictures. You saw the hero doing this or that, and in the meantime... Dots -- and the action switched to the country. Nabokov, Vladimir Despair Lippincott, Robin In The Meantime 2006 Fiction 9781592642007 9828 All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts... Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play UK Lippincott, Robin In The Meantime 2006 Fiction 9781592642007 9829 Will anyone remember that there were three of us? Chekhov, Anton Three Sisters Lippincott, Robin In The Meantime 2006 Fiction 9781592642007 9830 I detest the man who hides one thing in the depths of his heart, and speaks for another. The Iliad Lippman, Laura Life Sentences 2009 Fiction 9781847560933 9831 Sell while you can: you are not for all markets Shakespeare, William As You Like It Play UK Lipsky, David The Art Fair 1996 Fiction 747529485 9832 Alas for maiden, alas for Judge, For rich repiner and household drudge! God pity them both! and pity as all, Who vainly the dreams of youth recall. Whittier, John Greenleaf Maud Muller Lippman, Laura The Most Dangerous Thing 2011 Fiction 9780061706516 9833 Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. Millay, Edna St. Vincent Lippman, Laura After I'm Gone 2014 Fiction 9780062083395 9834 The first memory is of memory itself. Agamben, Giorgio Lish, Gordon Peru 1986 Fiction 9781564788023 9835 Amar e um elo entre o azul e o amarelo (Love is a link between blue and yellow) Leminski, Paulo Lisboa, Adriana Hut of Fallen Persimmons 2011 Fiction 9780896727212 9836 Every noun, given by the form, said by the form, falls away from the form. Lille, Alain de Lish, Gordon Self-Imitation of Myself 1997 Fiction 9837 Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Propertius, Sextus Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9838 Familiarity breeds contempt. Syrus Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9839 A penny saved is a penny earned. Franklin, Benjamin US Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9840 You can't take it with you. Hart, Moss & Kaufman, George S. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9841 God must love the common man, he made so many of them. Lincoln, Abraham US Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9842 God must hate the common man, he made him so common. Wylie, Philip Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9843 I've steered clear of God. He was an incredible sadist. Collier, John Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9844 There is a superstition in avoiding superstition. Bacon, Francis Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9845 There's a sucker born every minute. Barnum, P. T. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9846 Man is a social animal. Spinoza, Baruch Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9847 Man is a political animal. Aristotle Greece Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9848 Man is the measure of all things. Protagoras Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9849 Man is a blind, witless, low-brow anthropocentric clod who inflicts lesions upon the earth. McHarg, Ian Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9850 The main thing needed to make men happy is intelligence... and it can be fostered by education. Russell, Bertrand Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9851 Learned men are the cisterns of knowledge, not the fountainheads. Northcote, James Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9852 All paid employments absorb and degrade the mind. Aristotle Greece Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9853 A perpetual holiday is a good working definition of hell. Shaw, George Bernard Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9854 If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy, practice compassion. Dalai Lama Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9855 Happiness? That's nothing more than health and a poor memory. Schweitzer, Albert Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9856 A humanitarian is always a hypocrite. Orwell, George Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9857 Sisyphus was bascially a happy man. Camus, Albert France Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9858 Every actual state is corrupt. Good men must not obey laws too well. Emerson, Ralph Waldo US Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9859 What do I care about the law? Hain't I got the power? Vanderbilt, Cornelius Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9860 Reality is a crutch for people who can't cope with drugs. Tomlin, Lily Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9861 Of all the things I've lost, I miss my the most. Hendrix, Jimi Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9862 There are two ways to slide easily through life; to believe everything or to doubt everything. Both ways save us from thinking. Korzybski, Alfred Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9863 The no-mind not-thinks no-thoughts about no-things. Buddha Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9864 The art of living is the art of knowing how to believe lies. Pavese, Cesare Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9865 Always be sincere, even when you don't mean it. Peter, Irene Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9866 When a man has pity on all living creatures, then only is he noble. Buddha Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9867 I tend to be suspicious of people whose love of animals is exaggerated; they are often frustrated in their relationships with humans. Ylla Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9868 He gave her a look you could have poured on a waffle. Lardner, Ring Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9869 The only really happy folk are married women and single men. Mencken, H. L. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9870 The body of a dead enemy always smells sweet. Vitellius, Aulus Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9871 Rubble is trouble. Muhammad Ali Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9872 The trouble with our time is that the future is not what it used to be. Valery, Paul Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9873 A conclusion is the place where you got tired thinking. Fischer, Martin H. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9874 A problem well-stated is a problem half-solved. Kettering, Charles F. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9875 The certainties of one age are the problems of the next. Tawney, R. H. Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9876 This is my death... and it will profit me to understand it. Sexton, Anne Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9877 I'm not afraid to die. I just don't want to be there when it happens. Allen, Woody US Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9878 The universe it but one vast Symbol of God. Carlyle, Thomas Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9879 Taken as a whole, the universe is absurd. Landor, Walter Savage Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9880 Put three grains of sand inside a vast cathedral, and the cathedral will be more closely packed with sand than space is with stars. Jeans, Sir James Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9881 When it is dark enough you can see the stars. Emerson, Ralph Waldo US Listi, Brad Attention Deficit Disorder 2006 Fiction 9781906321093 9882 The worst, the most corrupting lies are problems poorly stated. Bernanos, Georges Listfield, Emily Best Intentions 2009 Fiction 9781416576716 9883 ...et chacun effectuera avec son ame, telle l'hirondelle avant l'orage, un vol indescriptible. Mandelstam Littell, Robert The Stalin Epigram 2009 Fiction 9781416598640 9884 I am alone; all round me drowns in falsehood: Life is not a walk across a field. Pasternak, Boris Hamlet Poem Littell, Robert The Stalin Epigram 2009 Fiction 9781416598640 9885 Every poet's death is murder. Tsvetaeva, Marina letter to poet Rainer Maria Rilke Letter Russia Littell, Robert The Mayakovsky Tapes 2016 Fition 1926 9781250100566 9886 Or that the Everlasting had not fix'd His canon 'gainst self-slaughter! Shakespeare, William Hamelt Play UK Littell, Robert The Mayakovsky Tapes 2016 Fition 1926 9781250100566 9887 Don't come. We were mistaken. Schwartzman, Manya note to her relatives, cited in The Idea of an Unmarked Grave by Sandrine Treiner Russia Littell, Robert The Mayakovsky Tapes 2016 Fition 1926 9781250100566 9888 And I remembered something you once told me And I'll be damned if it did not come true Twenty thousand roads I went down, down, down And they all led me straight back home to you. Parsons, Gram The Return of the Grievous Angel Litt, Toby I play the drums in a band called okay 2008 Fiction 9780141017921 9889 So where is the visitin' professor visitin' from, huh? And when he gets his act together, what is his act? Perkins, Word Littell, Robert The Visiting Professor 1994 Fiction 9780143115533 9890 Order. Routine. Chaos. Joie de vivre. Ravel, M. Littell, Robert The Visiting Professor 1994 Fiction 9780143115533 9891 Hey, I like your music. C major, wow! Rock 'n' roll. The Tender To Littell, Robert The Visiting Professor 1994 Fiction 9780143115533 9892 If the affections are mutual and everlasting, does it matter that they cannot be together in everyday life? The Magpie Bridge Liu, Hong The Magpie 2003 Fiction 747265100 9893 Home is the sailor, home from the sea And the hunter home from the hill. Stevenson, Robert Louis Requiem Livesey, Margot The Flight of Gemma Hardy 2012 Fiction 9780062064226 9894 The Butterfly Effect was the reason. For small pieces of weather -- and to a global forecaster small can mean thunderstorms and blizzards -- any prediction deteriorates rapidly. Errors and uncertainties multiply, cascading upward through a chain of turbulent features, from dust devils and squalls up to continent-size eddies that only satellites can see. Gleick, James Chaos Lively, Penelope How it all began 2012 Fiction 9780670023448 9895 Today te combat takes a different shape; instead of wishing to put man in a prison, woman endeavors to escape from one; she no longer seeks to drag him into the realms of immanence but to emerge, herself, into the light of transcendence. Now the attitude of the males creates a new conflict: it is with a bad grace that the man lets her go. Beavoir, Simone de The Second Sex Levin, Ira The Stepford Wives 1972 Fiction 9781849015899 9896 O, what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive! Scott, Sir Walter Lewis, Steve & Uhlmann, Chris The Marmalade Files 2012 Fiction 97808732294748 9897 Our joys as winged dreams do fly; Why then should sorrow last? Since grief but aggravates thy loss, Grieve not for what is past. Percy, Thomas Lewis, Beverly The Revelation 2005 Fiction 764228749 9898 Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all. Dickinson, Emily Lewis, Susan No Place to Hide 2015 Fiction 9780345549556 9899 What doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Micah 6:8 Lewis, Beverly The Sacrifice 2004 Fiction 9780764228728 9900 We live in new times -- the age of the hero is past -- now it the time of the non-virtuous man. Gogol, Nikolai Dead Souls Lewycka, Marina Various Pets Alive & Dead 2012 Fiction 1842 9781905490554 9901 I take thee at thy word: Call me but love, and I'll be new baptized; Henceforth I never will be Romeo. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Libaire, Jardine White Fur 2017 Fiction 9780451497925 9902 I remember a little girl who had a white rabbit coat and hat and muff. Actually, I don't remember the little girl. I remember the coat and the hat and the muff. Brainard, Joe I Remember Libaire, Jardine White Fur 2017 Fiction 9780451497925 9903 ... One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life: that word is love. Sophocles Oedipus at Colonus Lichtenstein, Alice Lost 2010 Fiction 9781439159828 9904 "BigLaw" is an industry nickname for the nation's largest law firms. BigLaw firms are full-service law firms that traditionally: - Employ large numbers of attorneys (100+) - Rank among the top-grossing law firms in the nation; - Pay top-market salaries; - Recruit from tier one law schools; - Maintain a national or global presence, with multiple offices across the country or the world. About .com Legal Careers Glossary Liebman, Ron Big Law 2017 Fiction 9781101982990 9905 Size matters. Anonymous Liebman, Ron Big Law 2017 Fiction 9781101982990 9906 Some enjoy life, some suffer it; we fight it. Old Saying of the Siberian Urkas Lilin, Nicolai Siberian Education 2011 Fiction 9780399308058 9907 I was getting bored at home, coddled by my mom, Then one fine spring day, the dear Fatherland called me away. Now I'm not bored one bit, time flies like a bullet... Russian army song Russia Lilin, Nicolai Sniper 2012 Fiction 9780393082111 9908 If any citizen, in the absence of legal grounds, fails to appear at the appropriate commissariat in response to the summons for military conscription, he will be considered a 'deserter' and tried according to the law of the Russian Federation. Russian Federation law on military service, Article 31.5 Russia Lilin, Nicolai Sniper 2012 Fiction 9780393082111 9909 Walking with my shadow on the ground, going down the rocky road, boots making me cripple-toed, and my helmet slipping down. Rifle thumping on my arse, girls still on my mind. I trip on stones and fall behind, cursing every Russian curse. Op-lya, the army is me! Op-lya, the army is me! Trofimov, Sergei The Army is Me Song Lilin, Nicolai Sniper 2012 Fiction 9780393082111 9910 Having a prostitute for a daughter brings a family less dishonor than a soldier for a son. Old Russian Proverb Proverb Russia Lilin, Nicolai Sniper 2012 Fiction 9780393082111 9911 Success is always and everywhere a racket. Chandler, Raymond Limon, Martin G. I. Bones 2009 Fiction 9781569478639 9912 We are not machines! Tae-IL, Jeon Lim, Eugene Dear Cyborgs 2017 Fiction 9780374537111 9913 Catch me solving mysteries like Wikipedia Brown. It's the future get down. We make a sound even if nobody's around. Das Racist Lim, Eugene Dear Cyborgs 2017 Fiction 9780374537111 9914 Resist -- a plot is brought home -- The tour. Swift, Jonathan Gulliver's Travels Linmark, R. Zamora Leche 2011 Fiction 9781566892544 9915 But to draw the lessons of the good that came my way, I will describe the other things I saw. Dante Inferno Linmark, R. Zamora Leche 2011 Fiction 9781566892544 9916 There will be no armed uprising of Japanese... For the most part local Japanese are loyal to the United States... Their family life is disciplined and honourable. The children are obedient and the girls virtuous... [The Nisei] show a pathetic eagerness to be Americans. There is a remarkable even extraordinary degree of loyalty among this suspect group. Special Agent Munson, Curtis Report to President Roosevelt Lindley, Maureen A Girl Like You 2013 Fiction 1941 9781608192656 9917 I'm for catching every Japanese in America, Alaska, and Hawaii now and putting them in concentration camps... Damn them! Let's get rid of them now! Rankin, John Congressional record Lindley, Maureen A Girl Like You 2013 Fiction 1941 9781608192656 9918 I am for the immediate removal of every Japanese on the West Coast to a point deep in the interior. I don't mean a nice part of the interior either. Herd 'em up. Pack 'em off and give 'em the inside room in the badlands. Let 'em be pinched, hurt, hungry and up against it. Mclemore, Henry Lindley, Maureen A Girl Like You 2013 Fiction 9919 These violent delights have violent ends And in their triumph die, like fire and powder, Which as they kiss consume. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play UK Linnea, Sharon These Violent Delights 2012 Fiction 9781933608617 9920 In one great gulp I drank my tea and gazed Upon the grim and gloomy world anew -- And gasped at how my griping eye had lied. The rain still fell, the wind still blew, but now I thought it grand! I love the rain! Not rain nor cloud did cloud my eye -- 'twas thirst! Savage, Lionel Lupus The Epiphany Leom Forrest The Gentle Man 2016 Fiction 9921 Dalla sua pace la mia dipende, quel che a lei piace vita mi rende, quel che le incresce morte mi da. S'ella sospira, sospiro anch'io, e mia quell'ira, quel pianto e mio e non ho bene s'ella non l'ha. My peace depends upon hers: what pleases her gives me life, that which pains her gives me death. If she sighs, I will sigh as well, her anger and her sorrows are mine and I have no joy unless she shares it. Giovanni, Don Leon, Donna Acqua Alta 2009 Fiction 9780802120281 9922 E scenderem col fiume, e in seno accolti il mar ci avra pria che risorga il giorno. We'll go down with the stream, and the sea Will have us before the day dawns. Handel Ottone Play Leon, Donna Earthly Remains 2017 Fiction 9780802126474 9923 Le voci di virtu Non cura amante cor, o pur non sente A loving heart pays no attention to the voice of virtue, or cannot hear it. Handel Rodelinda Leon, Donna Falling in Love 2015 Fiction 9780434023585 9924 Oh mio fiero Destin, perversa sorte! Spari mia vita e non mi date a morte. Oh, my proud Destiny, perverse Fate! To destroy my life, but not give me to death. Steffani, Agostino Niobe Play Leon, Donna The Jewels of Paradise 2012 Fiction 9780434022274 9925 Di questo tradimento Chi mai sara l'autor? Of this treachery, who could be the author? Mozart La Clemenza di Tito Leon, Donna Fatal Remedies 1999 Fiction 9780812124964 9926 E sempre bene Il sospettare un poco, in questo mondo. It's always better, in this world, To be a little suspicious. Mozart Cosi fan tutte Leon, Donna Quietly in Their Sleep 1997 Fiction 9780802123824 9927 Welche Freude wird das sein, Wenn die Gotter uns bedenken, Unsrer Liebe Kinder schenken, So liebe kleine Kinderlein! How happy we will be If the gods are gracious And bless our love with children, With darling little children! Mozart Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute) Leon, Donna Suffer the Little Children 2007 Fiction 9780434016259 9928 Signor dottore Che si puo fare? Honoured doctor What can be done? Mozart Cosi fan tutte Leon, Donna Doctored Evidence 2004 Fiction 9780802146014 9929 In fact, the absolute is available to everyone in every age. There never was a more holy age than ours, and never a less. Dillard, Annie For the Time Being Spragg, Mark Bone Fire US 2010 Fiction 307272753 9930 The distance that the dead have gone Does not at first appear- Their coming back seems possible For many an ardent year. Dickinson, Emily Freeman, Brian Immoral US 2005 Fiction 739457128 9931 Must crimes be punished but by other crimes, and greater criminals? Lord Byron Freeman, Brian Stripped US 2006 Fiction 312340443 9932 Where the dead red leaves of the years lie rotten, The cold old crimes and the deeds thrown by, The misconceived and the misbegotten, I would find a sin to do ere I die. Swinburne, Algernon Charles The Triumph of Time Freeman, Brian Stalked US 2007 Fiction 312363273 9933 O, are you come, Iago? you have done well, That men must lay their murders on your neck.' Shakespeare, William Othello Freeman, Brian Burying Place US 2009 Fiction 755348753 9934 I'll be judge, I'll be jury,' said cunning old Fury: 'I'll try the whole cause, and condemn you to death.' Carroll, Lewis Freeman, Brian Bone House US 2010 Fiction 312562837 9935 TO THE ATTENTION OF MR. FLORIAN STEELE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF MONDAMIN RESEARCH I KNOW YOUR SINS YOU SACRIFICE THE INNOCENT YOU SEVER FAMILIES WITH YOUR EVIL YOU BELIEVE YOURSELF A GIANT IN THE EARTH BUT YOUR HEART IS FILLED WITH VIOLENCE AND CORRUPTION NOW RETRIBUTION IS COMING DESTRUCTION WILL RAIN DOWN ON ALL THAT YOU HAVE CREATED NO ONE WILL BE SPARED I AM A TORRENT WITHOUT MERCY I AM THE VENGEANCE OF GOD MY NAME IS AQUARIUS Freeman, Brian Spilled Blood US 2012 Fiction 1402798121 9936 ‘We are healed of a suffering only by experiencing it to the full.’ Proust, Marcel Freeman, Brian Goodbye to the Dead US 2015 Fiction 1623659116 9937 Nobody sees it happen, but it does. For suddenly, it seems, the woods are bare. Updike, John Leaf Season Cronin, Justin Mary and O’Neil US 2001 Fiction 385333595 9938 I’ll look for you in old Honolulu, San Francisco, Ashtabula, Yer gonna have to leave me now, I know. But I’ll see you in the sky above, In the tall grass, in the ones I love, Yer gonna make me lonesome when you go. Dylan, Bob You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go Cronin, Justin The Summer Guest US 2004 Fiction 385335822 9939 When I have seen by Time’s fell hand defac’d The rich proud cost of outworn buried age; When sometime lofty towers I see down-raz’d, And brass eternal slave to mortal rage; When I have seen the hungry ocean gain Advantage on the kingdom of the shore, And the firm soil win of the watery main, Increasing store with loss, and loss with store; When I have seen such interchange of state, Or state itself confounded to decay; Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate That Time will come and take my love away. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 64 Cronin, Justin The Passage US 2010 Fiction 345504968 9940 The road to death is a long march beset with all evils, and the heart fails little by little at each new terror, the bones rebel at each step, the mind sets up its own bitter resistance and to what end? The barriers sink one by one, and no covering of the eyes shuts out the landscape of disaster, nor the sight of crimes committed there. Porter, Katherine Anne Pale Horse, Pale Rider Cronin, Justin The Passage US Fiction 345504968 9941 She stood beside me for years, or was it a moment? I cannot remember. Maybe I loved her, maybe I didn’t. There was a house, and then no house. There were trees, but none remain. When no one remembers, what is there? You, whose moments are gone, who drift like smoke in the afterlife, tell me something, tell me anything. Strand, Mark In the Afterlife Cronin, Justin The Twelve US 2012 Fiction 978-0-345-53489-7 9942 Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall. Measure for Measure, Act 2 Scene1 Tobey, Danny The Faculty Club US 2010 Fiction 1439154295 9943 Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack in everything That’s how the light gets in. Cohen, Leonard Anthem Kerman, Piper Orange is the New Black US 2010 Fiction 385523386 9944 demurrage n. Rate or amount payable to shipowner by charterer for failure to load or discharge ship within time allowed; similar charge on railway trucks or goods; such detention, delay. [f. OF demo(u)rage (demorer, as DEMUR see — AGE)] Banks, Iain Canal Dreams Scottish 1989 Fiction 034910171X 9945 Idolatry is worse than carnage. The Koran, 2: 190 Banks, Iain Consider Phlebas Scottish 1987 Fiction 1857231384 9946 Gentile or Jew O you who turn the wheel and look to windward, Consider Phlebas, who was once handsome and tall as you Eliot, T.S "The Waste Land', IV Banks, Iain Consider Phlebas Scottish 1987 Fiction 1857231384 9947 Slight Mechanical Destruction' Zakalwe enfranchised;_Those lazy curls of smoke above the city,_Black wormholes in the air of noontime's bright Ground Zero._Did they tell you what you wanted to be told?_Or rain-skinned on a concrete fastness,_Fortress island in the flood;_You walked amongst the smashed machines,_And looked through undrugged eyes_For engines of another war,_And an attrition of the soul and the device._With craft and plane and ship,_And gun and drone and field you played, and_Wrote an allegory of your regress_In other people's tears and blood;_The tentative poetics of your rise_From a mere and shoddy grace._And those who found you,_Took, remade you_('Hey, my boy, it's you and us knife missiles now,_Our lunge and speed and bloody secret: _The way to a man's heart is through his chest! )_- They thought you were their plaything,_Savage child; the throwback from wayback_Expedient because_Utopia spawns few warriors._But you knew your figure cut a cipher_Through every crafted plan,_And playing our game for real_Saw through our plumbing jobs_And wayward glands_To a meaning of your own, in bones._- The catchment of these cultured lives_Was not in flesh,_And what we only knew,_You felt,_With all the marrow of your twisted cells.__ Rasd-Coduresa Diziet Embless Sma da" Marenhide. c/o SC, Year 115 (Earth, Khmer calendar). Marain original, own translation. Unpublished. Banks, Iain Use of Weapons 1990 Fiction 185723135X 9948 Any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: 'I served in the United States Navy.' Kennedy, John F. President John F. Kennedy Speech to the new plebe class United States Naval Academy August 1, 1963 Brown, Don Black Sea Affair US 2008 Fiction, Thriller 1963 310272149 9949 He who controls the seas controls the world. Raleigh, Sir Walter Brown, Don The Malacca Conspiracy US 2010 Fiction, Thriller 310272157 9950 She was not old, nor young, nor at the years Which certain people call a "certain age," Which yet the most uncertain age appears. Lord Byron McMahon, Neil To The Bone US 2003 Fiction 60529164 9951 Extinction: Many species have become extinct because of human destruction of their natural environments. Indeed, current rates of human-induced extinctions are estimated to be about 1,000 times greater than past natural rates of extinction, leading some scientists to call modern times the sixth mass extinction. Encyclopedia Britannica McMahon, Neil and Patterson, James Toy US 2011 Fiction 316097365 9952 TOY A material object for children or others to play with (often an imitation of some familiar object); a plaything; also, something contrived for amusement rather than for practical use. The Oxford English Dictionary McMahon, Neil Toy US 2011 Fiction 316097365 9953 Many a time I've heard the tale from the men in the shipyards about the rat that could speak. I never laid no confidence in that before; but tonight, if I'd demeaned myself to lay my ear to the door of the further bin, I could pretty much have heard what they was saying. James, M.R McMahon, Neil Dead Silver US 2008 Fiction 61340766 9954 … enemies that whisper to the blood… Roethke, Theodore Prognosis Stabenow, Dana Whisper to the Blood US 2009 Fiction 312369743 9955 Home is the sailor, home from the sea And the hunter, home from the hill. Stabenow, Dana So Sure Of Death US 1999 Fiction 451199448 9956 “Sex is dead. Money is the sex of our time.” Steiner, Sally Sanders, Lawrence Timothy's game US 1988 Fiction 425116417 9957 There came a time when there were assignments that had to be done right, and they would seek Zeb out. These assignments included police shootings, civil-rights violations, and he tracked down fugitives all over the country. He was not your average cop. He was very, very professional. Lebofsky, Howard Howard Lebofsky, Deputy Solicitor of Philadelphia Griffin, W. E. B. and Butterworth, William E. IV The Traffickers US 1996 Fiction 399155864 9958 The necessity of procuring good intelligence is apparent and need not be further urged. Griffin, W. E. B. and Butterworth, William E. IV Hazardous Duty US 2013 Fiction 399160671 9959 People always leave traces. No person is without a shadow. You forget what you want to remember and remember what you would prefer to forget. Graffiti on buildings in New York City Mankell, Henning The Troubled Man Swedish 2009 Fiction, Crime Fiction 307593495 9960 It is not so much the sight of immorality of the great that is to be feared as that of immorality leading to greatness. de Tocqueville, Alexis Democracy in America Mankell, Henning The Man Who Smiled Swedish 1994 Fiction, Crime Fiction 1565849930 9961 “I saw God in a dream and He had two faces. One was soft and kind like a mother’s face, and the other looked like the face of Satan.” Nawal El Saadawi The Fall of the Imam Mankell, Henning The Fifth Woman Swedish 1996 Fiction, Crime Fiction 1400031540 9962 “With love and care the spiderweb weaves its spider.” African proverb Mankell, Henning The Fifth Woman Swedish 1996 Fiction, Crime Fiction 1400031540 9963 Shall I bend, in vain, shall I shake the old, hard, immovable bars? — they will not stretch, they will not break for the bars are riveted and forged inside myself, and the bars will not shatter until I shatter too Froding, Gustaf A Ghasel Mankell, Henning Sidetracked Swedish 1995 Fiction 1400031567 9964 There are always many more disordered than ordered systems Second Law of Thermodynamics Mankell, Henning One Step Behind Swedish 1997 Fiction 99448874 9965 ‘But because truly, being here is so much; because everything here apparently needs us, this fleeting world, which in some strange way keeps calling to us. Us, the most fleeting of all.’ Rilke, Rainer Maria Temple, Peter Truth South African 2009 Fiction 9781921520914 9966 Who made thee a prince and judge over us? Intendest thou to kill me, as thou killedst the Egyptian? Exodus 2:14 Bible Chadda, Sarwat Devil’s Kiss 2009 Fiction 141325879 9967 I came upon a small child, the daughter of a local farmer. She was no more than four, with shining eyes and curling auburn hair. I devoured her. Her flesh was most delicious. de Gévaudan, Pierre Confession of Pierre de Gévaudan, December 1767 Chadda, Sarwat Dark Goddess 2010 Fiction 1767 1423127595 9968 ‘Battle not with monsters, lest ye become a monster, and if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.’ Nietzsche, Friedrich Bolton, Sharon Blood Harvest UK 2010 Fiction 312600518 9969 There are nights when the wolves are silent and only the moon howls.' Carlin, George Bolton, Sharon Sacrifice UK 2008 Fiction 312381131 9970 The stars move still, time runs, the clock will strike, The Devil will come, and Faustus must be damned. Marlowe, Christopher The Tragical History of Doctor Faustus Cooper, Glen The Devil Will Come US 2011 Fiction B00OPGSDQ8 9971 We have here in America an all too obvious and objectionable prejudice against Russia. And this, you will agree, is born of fear. In Russia, something strange and foreboding has occurred, it threatens to undo our present civilization and instinctively we fear change? There are those among us who whisper that this change will mean darkness and chaos, there are those who claim it is but a golden light which, starting from a little flame, shall circle the earth and make it glow with happiness. All that is not for me to say. I am but a messenger who lays his notes before you. Bryant, Louise Six Red Months in Russia Hyde, Anthony The Red Fox 1985 Fiction 1918 140083987 9972 The Russian Revolution, when it comes, will be all the more terrible because it will be proclaimed in the name of religion. Russian policy has melted the Church into the State and confounded heaven and earth: a man who sees a god in his master scarcely hopes for paradise, except through the favours of the Emperor. Marquis de Custine Hyde, Anthony The Red Fox 1985 Fiction 1839 140083987 9973 I have never liked anyone at first sight. Maugham, W. Somerset Hallinan, Timothy The Bone Polisher US 1995 Fiction 380713721 9974 You know the sheriff has his problems, too, and he will surely take them out on you. Zevon, Warren “Muhammad’s Radio” Hallinan, Timothy The Bone Polisher US 1995 Fiction 380713721 9975 A President once said, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself” Now it seems like we’re supposed to be afraid It’s patriotic in fact and color-coded And what are we supposed to be afraid of? Why, of being afraid That’s what terror means, doesn’t it? That’s what it used to mean Newman, Randy A Few Words in Defense of Our Country Hallinan, Timothy The Fear Artist US 2012 Fiction 1616951125 9976 The links among the Chinese make up a network that covers the globe. De Poncins, Gontran From a Chinese City Hallinan, Timothy The Man With No Time US 1993 Fiction 688103448 9977 The dog is a creature that keeps watch and is skillful in its selection of men. On this account the ancients on all their festive occasions of eating and drinking employed it. Khan Hsaing-Tao Hallinan, Timothy The Man With No Time US 1993 Fiction 688103448 9978 Pilot, pirate, and gentleman, he vanquished the blue-nosed eagles. Belated thanks to Matt Sartwell for the squeal; And love, as always, to Munyin Choy … how frail they are, the skin, the nerves, the blood and bone that frame the soul's disguise. Herbst, George Hallinan, Timothy Skin Deep US 1991 Fiction 1938 451403096 9979 The curious life cycle of the botfly begins with an egg laid on a mammal's lip or fur. When the egg is licked and swallowed, its coating dissolves and a voracious larva is freed to float in the juices of the stomach. Eventually it begins to eat its way out, gaining weight as it goes. When it reaches the surface, usually through a flat muscle, the baby fly leaves behind an exit wound about the size of a.22 caliber bullet. Wendt, Frederick An Entomologist's Notebook Hallinan, Timothy Everything but the Squeal US 1990 Fiction 451402618 9980 Home is where you hang your head. Marx, Groucho Hallinan, Timothy Everything but the Squeal US 1990 Fiction 451402618 9981 Oh, the little chickie hollered, And the little chickie begged, And they poured hot water Up and down his leg. … Traditional American children's song Hallinan, Timothy Everything but the Squeal US 1990 Fiction 451402618 9982 But the bravest are surely those who have the clearest vision of what is before them, glory and danger alike, and yet notwithstanding, go out to meet it. THUCYDIDES Greany, Mark Dead Eye US 2013 Fiction 425269051 9983 Pandemonium the Palace of Satan rises, suddenly built out of the Deep. Milton, John Paradise Lost Fahy, Warren Pandemonium US 2011 Fiction 765333295 9984 As he walked to the Senate, a note was thrust into Julius Caesar’s hand. His spies had done their job, giving him a list of conspirators and their plans to kill him. Unfortunately, Caesar was in a hurry and did not read it. An hour later, he was assassinated. The Book of Spies Lynds, Gayle The Book of Spies US 2007 Fiction 312380895 9985 In the abstruse world of espionage, it’s not always easy to know when you are in on a secret. Time magazine, January 9, 2006 Lynds, Gayle The Book of Spies US 2007 Fiction 2006 312380895 9986 Leave us, proud person! We are wild and have no laws, We do not torture or execute- We have no need of blood or moans- But we won’t live with a murderer… You are not born for the wild life, You want freedom only for yourself. Pushkin, Aleksandr The Gypsies Siger, Jeffrey Target: Tinos US 2012 Fiction 1590589785 9987 “[I]n this century, scarcely a word has been written on the remote and barren but astonishing region of the Mani…but the name of the Mani at once suggests four ideas to any Greek: the custom of the blood feud, dirges, Petrobey Mavromichalis, the leader of the Maniots in the Greek War of Independence and the fact that the Mani…wrested its freedom from the Turks and maintained a precarious independence.” Fermor, Patrick Leigh MANI: Travels in the Southern Peloponnese (1958) Siger, Jeffrey Sons of Sparta US 2014 Fiction 1464203148 9988 Magick: “It is theoretically possible to cause in any object any change of which that object is capable by nature." Crowley, Aleister The Wickedest Man On Earth Siger, Jeffrey Mykonos After Midnight US 2013 Fiction 1482924390 9989 My poppa used to always say life just ain’t fair, and I guess of all the things he ever taught me, that makes more sense than anything else. At least it helps to explain what follows. Lane, Johnny Johnny Lane, Denver, Colorado 1993 Zeltserman, Dave Fast Lane US 2004 Fiction 1930997620 9990 And he laid bold on the dragon, that old serpent, which is the Devil, and Satan, and bound him a thousand years. Revelation 20:2 Bible Hayder, Mo Pig Island UK 2006 Fiction 871139529 9991 Stone walls do not a prison make, Nor iron bars a cage; Minds innocent and quiet take That for an hermitage. If I have my freedom in my love, And in my soul am free, Angels alone, that soar above, Enjoy such liberty. Lovelace, Richard Zandri, Vincent The Innocent US 2010 Fiction 1649 2940011815430 9992 “Many nights in a row now I’ve been woken up by the past.” Barter, C.S. Drawing Zandri, Vincent The Remains US 2010 Fiction 982770502 9993 “Three little kittens they lost their mittens, and they began to cry. ‘Oh mother dear, we sadly fear that we have lost our mittens.’ ‘What! Lost your mittens, you naughty kittens! Then you shall have no pie.’” Mother Goose Nursery Rhyme Zandri, Vincent The Remains US 2010 Fiction 1843 982770502 9994 For the angels who inhabit this town, although their shape constantly changes, each night we leave some cold potatoes and a bowl of milk on the windowsill. Usually they inhabit heaven where, by the way, no tears are allowed. They push the moon around like a boiled yam. The Milky Way is their hen with her many children. When it is night the cows lie down but the moon, that big bull, stands up. Sexton,Anne “Locked Doors” Zandri, Vincent Locked Doors US Fiction 9995 You may have tangible wealth untold; Casketes of jewels and coffers of gold, Richer than I you can never be- I had a Mother who read to me. Strickland, Gillian Spencer-Fleming, Julia Out Of The Deep I Cry US 2004 Fiction 312988885 9996 My father moved through dooms of love through sames of am through haves of give, singing each morning out of each night my father moved through depths of height Cummings, E.E. Spencer-Fleming, Julia To Darkness And To Death US 2005 Fiction 312988877 9997 My father didn’t tell me how to live; he lived, and let me watch him do it. Kelland, Clarence B. Spencer-Fleming, Julia To Darkness And To Death US 2005 Fiction 312988877 9998 When the wicked man turneth away from his wickedness that he hath committed, and doeth that which is lawful and right, he shall save his soul alive. Ezek. 18:27 Bible Spencer-Fleming, Julia To Darkness And To Death US 2005 Fiction 312988877 9999 The day is gently sinking to a close, Fainter and yet more faint the sunlight glows: O Brightness of Thy Father’s glory, Thou eternal Light of light, be with us now: Where Thou art present darkness cannot be; Midnight is glorious noon, O Lord, with Thee. Our changeful lives are ebbing to an end; Onward to darkness and to death we tend; O Conqueror of the grave, be Thou our Guide; Be Thou our Light in death’s dark eventide; Then in our mortal hour will be no gloom, No sting in death, no terror in the tomb. Thou, Who in darkness walking didst appear Upon the waves, and Thy disciples cheer, Come, Lord, in lonesome days, when storms assail, And earthly hopes and human succors fail; When all is dark, may we behold Thee nigh, And hear Thy voice, “Fear not, for it is I.” The weary world is moldering to decay, Its glories wane, its pageants fade away: In that last sunset, when the stars shall fall, May we arise, awakened by Thy call, With Thee, O Lord, forever to abide, In that blest day which has no eventide. Wordsworth, Christopher The Day Is Gently Sinking to a Close Spencer-Fleming, Julia To Darkness And To Death US 2005 Fiction 312988877 10000 Let all mortal flesh keep silence, And with fear and trembling stand; Ponder nothing earthly-minded, For with blessing in his hand Christ our God to earth descendeth, Our full homage to demand. King of kings, yet born of Mary, As of old on earth he stood, Lord of lords in human vesture, In the Body and the Blood, He will give to all the faithful His own self for heavenly food. Rank on rank the host of heaven Spreads its vanguard on the way, As the Light of Light descendeth From the realms of endless day, That the powers of hell may vanish As the darkness clears away. At his feet the six-winged seraph; Cherubim with sleepless eye, Veil their faces to the Presence, As with ceaseless voice they cry: “Alleluia, alleluia! Alleluia, Lord Most High!” Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence – Liturgy of St. James; para. by Gerard Moultrie The Hymnal, 1982, The Church Publishing Company Spencer-Fleming, Julia All Mortal Flesh US 2006 Fiction 312312644 10001 My Shepherd will supply my need, Jehovah is his Name; In pastures fresh he makes me feed Beside the living stream. He brings my wandering spirit back When I forsake his ways, And leads me, for his mercy's sake, In paths of truth and grace. When I walk through the shades of death, Thy presence is my stay; One word of thy supporting breath Drives all my fears away. Thy hand, in sight of all my foes, Doth still my table spread; My cup with blessings overflows, Thy oil anoints my head. The sure provision of my God Attend me all my days; Oh, may thy house be mine abode And all my work be praise. There would I find a settled rest, While others go and come; No more a stranger or a guest, But like a child at home. Watt, Isaac Isaac Watts (1674-1748) paraphrase of Psalm 23, The Hymnal, 1982, The Church Pension Fund Spencer-Fleming, Julia I Shall Not Want US 2008 Fiction 312334877 10002 Mother whose heart hung humble as a button On the bright splendid shroud of your son, Do not weep. War is kind. Crane, Stephen Spencer-Fleming, Julia One Was a Soldier US 2011 Fiction 312334893 10003 I BELIEVE IN… THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS… The Apostles’ Creed, The Book of Common Prayer Spencer-Fleming, Julia One Was a Soldier US 2011 Fiction 312334893 10004 WINTER MUST BE COLD FOR THOSE WITH NO WARM MEMORIES. Daves, Delmer and Mccary, Leo Spencer-Fleming, Julia In the Bleak Midwinter US 2002 Fiction 312986769 10005 In the bleak midwinter, frosty wind made moan, Earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone; Snow had fallen, snow on snow, snow on snow, In the bleak midwinter, long ago. Our God, heaven cannot hold him, nor earth sustain; Heaven and earth shall flee away when he comes to reign; In the bleak midwinter a stable place sufficed The Lord God incarnate, Jesus Christ. Angels and archangels may have gathered there, Cherubim and seraphim thronged the air; But his mother, in her maiden bliss, Worshiped the beloved with a kiss. What can I give him, poor as I am? If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb; If I were a wise man, I would do my part; Yet what I can give him: give him my heart. Rossetti, Christina IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTER Spencer-Fleming, Julia In the Bleak Midwinter US 2002 Fiction 312986769 10006 There is a fountain filled with blood drawn from Emmanuel’s veins; And sinners plunged beneath that flood lose all their guilty stains. Lose all their guilty stains, lose all their guilty stains; And sinners plunged beneath that flood lose all their guilty stains. The dying thief rejoiced to see that fountain in his day; And there have I, though vile as he, washed all my sins away. Washed all my sins away, washed all my sins away; And there have I, though vile as he, washed all my sins away. Dear dying Lamb, Thy precious blood shall never lose its power Till all the ransomed church of God be saved, to sin no more. Be saved, to sin no more, be saved, to sin no more; Till all the ransomed church of God be saved, to sin no more. E’er since, by faith, I was the stream Thy flowing wounds supply, Redeeming love has been my theme, and shall be till I die. And shall be till I die, and shall be till I die; Redeeming love has been my theme, and shall be till I die. Then in a nobler, sweeter song, I’ll sing Thy power to save, When this poor lisping, stammering tongue lies silent in the grave. Lies silent in the grave, lies silent in the grave; When this poor lisping, stammering tongue lies silent in the grave. Cowper, William Conyer’s Collections of Psalms and Hymns Spencer-Fleming, Julia A Fountain Filled With Blood US 2003 Fiction 312995431 10007 WE WILL MEET, BUT WE WILL MISS HIM THERE WILL BE HIS VACANT CHAIR WE WILL LINGER TO CARESS HIM WHILE WE BREATHE OUR EVENING PRAYER Washburn, Henry. J and Root, George F. Spencer-Fleming, Julia A Fountain Filled With Blood US 2003 Fiction 312995431 10008 She ne're from Courts, yet Courts could have undone with untaught Looks, and an unpractised Heart; Her Nets, the moft prepar'd, could never than, For Nature spread them in the fear of Art. Gond. lib. 2, Cant 7 Anonymous Virtue Rewarded; or the Irish Princess 1693 10009 In vain from Fate we fly, For first or last, as all must die So 'tis as much decreed above That first or last, we all must love. Lansdown Haywood, Eliza Love in Excess; or, The Fatal Enquiry 1719 10010 How gaily is as first begun, Our Live's uncertain- Rave. How soft the first Ideas move, That wander o'er the Mind. How full the Joy, how fair the Love, Which does that early Season move, Like Flowers the Western Wind. Manley Atalantis Boyd, Elizabeth The Happy-Unfortunate; or the Female-Page 1732 10011 Si probitas, sensus, virtutum gratia, census, nobilitas orti possint resistere morti, non foret extintus Federicus, qui iacet intus. (If probity, reason, abundance of virtue, nobility of birth, could prevent death, Frederick, who lies here, would not have died.) Inscription on Frederick's tomb Inscription Leoni, Giulio The Kingdom Light Italian 2005 Fiction 9780099516460 10012 Ah, perche, oh Dio, Perche non mi lasciasti crudel, morir nell'acque, e mi salvasti? (Ah, why, oh God, Did you not leave me, oh cruel One, to drown in the waters, but saved me? Handel Radamisto Leon, Donna The Waters of Eternal Youth 2016 Fiction 10013 Since the house is on fire, let us warm ourselves. Italian Proverb Proverb Italy Leotta, Allison A Good Killing 2015 Fiction 9781476760995 10014 In womini, in soldati sperare fedelta? (You expect fidelity in men, in soldiers?) Mozart Cosi fan tutte Leon, Donna Uniform Justice 2003 Fiction 9780802120298 10015 the Love that moves the sun and the other stars Dante The Divine Comedy Lernet-Holenia, Alexander Mona Lisa German 1987 Fiction 9781782271901 10016 Woman's virtue is man's greatest invention. Skinner, Cornelia Otis Lescroart, John The Keeper 2014 Fiction 9780755383251 10017 We can never break free from the dark and degrading past. Let us see life again, nevertheless, in the words of Isaac Babel as a meadow over which women and horses wander. Kumin, Maxine Women and Horses Les Becquets, Diane Breaking Wild 2016 Fiction 9780425283783 10018 The total amount of suffering per year in the natural world is beyond all decent contemplation. Dawkins, Richard Lescroart, John Damage 2011 Fiction 9780525951766 10019 Life is a cheap thing beside a man's work. Hemingway, Ernest Lescroart, John Damage 2011 Fiction 9780525951766 10020 A loving person lives in a loving world. A hostile person lives in a hostile world: everyone you meet is your mirror. Keyes Jr., Ken Lescroart, John The Fall 2015 Fiction 9781476709215 10021 What extraordinary vehicles destiny selects to accomplish its design. Kissinger, Henry Lescroart, John Fatal 2017 Fiction 9781501115677 10022 The first song brings a blush to the cheek. Saying Leskov, Nikolai The Enchanted Wanderer 2013 Fiction 9780307268822 10023 If I can stop one heart from breaking I shall not live in vain If I can ease one life the aching Or cool one pain Or help one fainting robin Unto his nest again I shall not live in vain. Dickinson, Emily Poem Le Tellier, Herve Electrico W French 2011 Fiction 9781590515334 10024 The borders which divide Life from Death are at best shadowy and vaugue. Who shall say where the one ends, and where the other begins? Poe, Edgar Allan Premature Burial Poem Le Tolle, James At What Cost 2016 Fiction 1844 9781629539959 10025 For me, love has always been the most important of matters, or rather the only one. Stendhal The Life of Henry Brulard Le Tellier, Herve Enough About Love French 2009 Fiction 9781590513996 10026 The years seemed to stretch before her like the land: spring, summer, autumn, winter, spring; always the same patient fields, the patient little trees, the patient lives; always the same yearning; the same pulling at the chain -- until the instinct to live had torn itself and bled and weakened for the last time, until the chain secured a dead woman, who might cautiously be released. Cather, Willa O Pioneers! Leung, Brian Take Me Home 2010 Fiction 9780061769078 10027 If heaven and earth will endure, Our reunion will come as surely as our parting. The dust of my carriage has obliterated the interminable road, But the road is interminable: how can I forget? T'an, Ssu-T'ung Parting Chant Leung, Brian Take Me Home 2010 Fiction 9780061769078 10028 Their happiness was to be together; they radiated something of their calm amongst others, and could take their place in society. Forster, E. M. Maurice Leung, Brian Take Me Home 2010 Fiction 9780061769078 10029 Lemon tree very pretty And the lemon flower is sweet But the fruit of the poor lemon Is impossible to eat Holt, Will Lemon tree Levy, Andrea Fruit of the Lemon 1999 Fiction 747261148 10030 How happy one would be if one could throw off one's self as one throws off others. Madame Du Deffand Levy, Marc Replay 2012 Fiction 9781609452025 10031 "Deep down, Peter, what is it that makes you love adventure?" "I don't know..." He looked out to sea, at the gathering clouds. He had spent his life traveling the oceans and continents, and he occasionally had an urge to put away his suitcases. Icy sea spray whipped his face. He ran his tongue over his lips. There was the answer: the taste of salt... Sanders, H. R. The Call of Gibraltar Levy-Bertherat, Deborah The Travels of Daniel Ascher French 2013 Fiction 9781590517079 10032 That boy might be happy if he would stay at home, but if he goes abroad he will be the miserablest Wretch that was ever born. Defoe, Daniel Robinson Crusoe Levy-Bertherat, Deborah The Travels of Daniel Ascher French 2013 Fiction 9781590517079 10033 They say that 'Time assuages' -- Time never did assuage -- An actual suffering strengthens As Sinews do, with age -- Time is a Test of Trouble -- But not a Remedy -- If such it prove, it prove too There was no Malady -- Dickinson, Emily Poem Levy, Tatiana Salem The House in Smyina Portugese 2007 Fiction 9781925106411 10034 Comfort me with apples, for I am sick with love. Song of Songs Levi, Jonathan Septimania 2016 Fiction 9781468312485 10035 The Hate had started. Orwell, George Nineteen Eighty-Four Levene, Louise The Following Girls 2014 Fiction 9781408842898 10036 Every family has its joys and its horrors, but however great they may be, it's hard for an outsider's eye to see them; they are a secret. Chekhov, Anton Difficult People Levinson, David Samuel Tell Me How This Ends 2017 Fiction 9781472152930 10037 Do not be daunted by the enormity of the world's grief. Do justly, now. Love mercy, now. Walk humbly, now. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it. Rabbit Tarfon the Talmud Levinson, David Samuel Tell Me How This Ends 2017 Fiction 9781472152930 10038 Historians are forgers. The Life of Flavius Josephus Levin, Daniel The Last Ember 2009 Fiction 1st CE, A. D. 9781594488726 10039 Jake Lassiter. The Jakester! The mouthpiece who took the shy out of shyster and put the fog into pettifogger. State Attorney Pincher, Ray Levine, Paul Bum Rap 2015 Fiction 9781477829868 10040 Ahi, Constantin, di quanto mal fu matre, non la tua conversion, ma quella dote che da te prese il primo ricco patre! (Ah Constantine, how many evils did your deed give birth to -- not your conversion, but the gift that the first rich Pope received from you! Dante Inferno Italy Levay, Simon The Donation of Constantine 2013 Fiction 10041 With your faults, don't hurry. Don't correct them thoughtlessly. What would you put in their place? Michaux, Henri Levine, Sara Treasure Island!!! 2012 Fiction 9781609450618 10042 If the whole of history is in one man, it is all to be explained from individual experience... Each new fact in his private experience flashes a light on what great bodies of men have done, and the crises of his life refer to national crises. Emerson, Ralph Waldo History Esasy Leveen, Lois The Secrets of Mary Bowser 2012 Fiction 1841 9781444736250 10043 Who shall go forward, and take off the reproach that is cast upon the people of color? Shall it be a woman? Stewart, Maria Lecture Delivered at the Franklin Hall Lecture Speech Leveen, Lois The Secrets of Mary Bowser 2012 Fiction 1832 9781444736250 10044 Christ, Marx, Wood, and Wei Led us to this perfect day. Marx, Wood, Wei and Christ; All but Wei were sacrificed. Gave us lovely schools and parks. Wei, Christ, Marx, and Wood Made us humble, made us good. child's rhyme for bouncing a ball Rhyme Levi, Ira This Perfect Day 1970 Fiction 9781605981291 10045 I said to myself, I've fought to be free. What have I done with my freedom, what's become of it? de Beauvoir, Simone Levy, Deborah Pillow Talk in Europe and Other Places 2004 Fiction 1564783332 10046 Man is not truly one, but truly two. I say two, because the state of my own knowledge does not pass beyond that point. Others will follow, others will outstrip me on the same lines; and I hazard the guess that man will be ultimately known for a mere polity of multifarious, incongruous and independent denizens. Stevenson, Robert Louis The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Novel UK Levine, Daniel Hyde 2014 Fiction 9780544191181 10047 Sir, if that was my master, why had he a mask upon his face? Stevenson, Robert Louis The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Novel UK Levine, Daniel Hyde 2014 Fiction 9780544191181 10048 Dog Days (Dies Canicularis) (i) Period of the year when the sun rises wih the Dog Star, Sirius. Traditionally period of the year when dogs are susceptible to rabies. (ii) Days of unwholesome heat, season of sickness, madness and malign influences. In modern almanacs reckoned between 3rd July and 11th August. Definition of a word Lee, Jeffrey Dogdays 2002 Fiction 553814990 10049 Somewhere someone is traveling furiously toward you, At incredible speed, traveling day and night, Through blizzards and desert heat, across torrents, through Narrow passes. But will he know where to find you, Recognize you when he sees you, Give you the thing he has for you? Ashbery, John At North Farm Poem Lee, Rebecca Bobcat 2013 Fiction, Short Stories 1981 9781616201739 10050 Happiness is the light on the water. The water is cold and dark and deep. Maxwell, William Lee, Jonathan Joy 2012 Fiction 9780434020423 10051 Unable to find peace within myself, I made use of the external surroundings to calm my spirit, and unable to find delight within my heart, I borrowed a landscape to please it. Therefore, strange were my travels. T'u Lung Lee, Rebecca The City is a Rising Tide 2006 Fiction 9780743276658 10052 In it is no lacrimae rerum, No art. Only the gift To see things as they are, halved by a darkness From which they cannot shift. Walcott, Derek A Map of Europe Lee, Andrea Lost Hearts in Italy 2006 Fiction 9780007172863 10053 How difficult is it to remain just one person, for our house is open, there are no keys in the doors, and invisible guests come in and out at will. Milosz, Czeslaw Ars Poetica Lee, Jonathan High Dive 2015 Fiction 9781101874592 10054 Silence if the perfectest herald of joy. Shakespeare, William UK Leganski, Rita The Silence of Bonaventure Arrow 2012 Fiction 9780062113764 10055 My poppa used to always say life just ain’t fair, and I guess of all the things he ever taught me, that makes more sense than anything else. At least it helps to explain what follows. Lane, Johnny Johnny Lane, Denver, Colorado Zeltserman,Dave Fast Lane 1992 10056 Kes lusigaga alustab, see kulbiga lobetab, Kes kulbiga alustab, see lusigaga lobetab. Estonian Proverb Montanari, Richard Kiss Of Evil 10057 If there be demons, there must be demonesses. Voltaire Montanari, Richard Kiss Of Evil 10058 Lie down and die. Yeats, William Butler Montanari, Richard The Echo Man 10059 A hard heart shall fear evil at the last: and he that loveth danger shall perish in it. ECCLESIASTICUS, 3:27 Bible Montanari, Richard The Killing Room 10060 And the smoke of the incense, which came with the prayers of the saints, ascended up before God out of the angel’s hand. REVELATION, 8:4 Bible Montanari, Richard The Killing Room 10061 ‘If God had abandoned this unlucky town, he had surely not abandoned the whole world that was beneath the skies?’ Andric, Ivo Ivo Andric, The Bridge Over The Drina Y Guttridge, Peter The Last King of Brighton 10062 If only he had been able to breathe in more air. If only the road were less steep. If only he were able to reach home.’ Andric, Ivo Ivo Andric, The Bridge Over The Drina Guttridge, Peter The Thing Itself 10063 ‘To Brighton, to Brighton, Where they do such things, And they say such things, In Brighton, in Brighton, I’ll never go there anymore.’ Music Hall Song Guttridge, Peter The Thing Itself 10064 "The crudest lies are often told in silence." Stevenson, Robert Louis Spindler, Erica In Silence 10065 Be sober, be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 1 Peter 5:8 Bible Spindler, Erica Dead Run 10066 At dawn, the hills wake from the mist, One row, then another, Beyond is loneliness Endless as the distant peaks. O Sung Hui Church, James A Corpse in the Koryo 10067 What the caterpillar thinks is the end of the world, the rest of the world calls a butterfly Lao Tzu The Way of Virtue Carofiglio, Gianrico Involuntary Witness 10068 I spend part of my childhood waiting for the Stearns County Bookmobile. When it comes to town, it makes a U-turn in front of the grade school and glides into its place under the elms. It is a natural wonder of late afternoon. I try to imagine Dante, William Faulkner, and Emily Dickinson traveling down a double lane highway together, country-western on the radio. Even when it arrives, I have to wait. The librarian is busy, getting out the inky pad and the lined cards. I pace back and forth in the line, hungry for the fresh bread of the page, Because I need something that will tell me what I am; I want to catch a book, clear as a one-way ticket, to Paris, to London, to anywhere. Sutphen, Joyce Sansom, Ian The Bad Book Affair 10069 I had received serious injury from someone who, at considerable cost to myself, I had disinterestedly helped, and I was sorely tempted to retaliate… Dion Fortune Psychic Self-Defence (1930) Rickman, Phil The Chalice 10070 They came for me in darkness They were black-eyed, grey and thin Robinson, Lol Mephisto’s Blues Rickman, Phil The Secrets of Pain 10071 ‘The Bible record is unmistakable in its references to the old straight track as having partly or wholly gone out of use: “the ancient high places are in possession of the enemy”; “my people have forgotten me, they stumble in their ways from the ancient paths.”’ Alfred Watkins, The Old Straight Track (1925) Rickman, Phil The Remains of an Altar 10072 Goddess worshippers… are particularly concerned with creativity, intuition, compassion, beauty and cooperation. They see nature as the outward and visible expression of the divine, through which the goddess may be contacted. They have therefore more to do with ecology and conservationism than with orgies and are often gentle worshippers of the good in nature. Deliverance (ed. Michael Perry), The Christian Deliverance Study Group Rickman, Phil A Crown of Lights 10073 Sacrifice should not be equated with our modern attitude to murder. Burl, Aubrey Rites of the Gods. Rickman, Phil The Cold Calling 10074 Tears are the Wine of Angels ... the best ... to quench the devil’s fires. from a seventeenth-century meditation attributed to Thomas Traherne Rickman, Phil The Wine of Angels 10075 Old Winter’s frost and hoary hair With garland’s crowned ... Traherne, Thomas Poems of Felicity Rickman, Phil The Wine of Angels 10076 The light of the righteous rejoiceth, but the lamp of the wicked shall be put out. Proverbs 13.9 Bible Rickman, Phil The Lamp of the Wicked 10077 They had gone a mile or two when they passed one of the night shepherds upon the moorlands, and they cried to him to know if he had seen the hunt. And the man, as the story goes, was so crazed with fear that he could scarce speak… Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan The Hound of the Baskervilles Rickman, Phil The Prayer of the Night Shepherd 10078 No record in cold print can give the reader an idea of the pleasure experienced in collecting the elusive material we call folk-lore from the living brains of men and women of whose lives it has formed an integral part. In some cases, with regard to superstitious beliefs, there is a deep reserve to be overcome; the more real the belief, the greater the difficulty… The folk of the Welsh districts are more superstitious, as a rule… Leather, Ella Mary The Folk-lore of Herefordshire Rickman, Phil The Prayer of the Night Shepherd 10079 Shapen of clay and kneaded with water A bedrock of shame and a source of pollution A cauldron of iniquity and a fabric of sin … What can I say that hath not been foreknown Or what disclose that hath not been foretold? The Essenes: Poems of Initiation Rickman, Phil The Fabric of Sin 10080 Do I believe in ghosts…? I answer that I am prepared to consider evidence and accept it if it satisfies me. James, M. R. Introduction to his Complete Ghost Stories. Rickman, Phil The Fabric of Sin 10081 Betty said she prayed today For the sky to blow away Drake, Nick River Man Rickman, Phil To Dream of the Dead 10082 The Bible record is unmistakable in its references to the old straight track as having partly or wholly gone out of use: “the ancient high places are in possession of the enemy”; “my people have forgotten me, they stumble in their ways from the ancient paths. Watkins, Alfred The Old Straight Track (1925) Rickman, Phil Remains of an Altar 10083 All my life I had spent in learning… with great pain, care and cost I had, from degree to degree, sought to come by the best knowledge that man might attain unto in the world. And I found, at length, that neither any man living, nor any book I could yet meet withal, was able to teach me those truths I desired and longed for… Dee, John Rickman, Phil The Heresy of Dr Dee 10084 But little by little he gained courage, flew close to him, and drew with his little bill a thorn that had become embedded in the brow of the Crucified One. And as he did this there fell on his breast a drop of blood from the face of the Crucified One-it spread quickly and floated out and coloured all the little fine breast feathers. Then the Crucified One opened his lips and whispered to the bird: 'Because of thy compassion, thou hast won all that thy kind have been striving after, ever since the world was created.' Lagerlof, Selma and Redbreast, Robin Selma Lagerlof, Robin Redbreast, Christ Legends Nesbo, Jo The Redbreast 10085 Who is this that comes from Edom, coming from Bozrah, his garments stained crimson? Who is this, in glorious apparel, marching in the greatness of his strength? 'It is I, who announce that right has won the day, it is I,' says the Lord, 'for I am mighty to save.' Isaiah, 63:1 Bible Nesbo, Jo The Redeemer 10086 And he will come again to judge the living and the dead Nesbo, Jo The Son 10087 During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act. Orwell, George Nesbo, Jo The Wreckage 10088 ‘Everybody lies - every day; every hour; awake; asleep; in his dreams; in his joy; in his mourning; if he keeps his tongue still, his hands, his toes, his eyes, his attitude, will convey deception.’ Twain, Mark Robotham, Michael Bleed For Me 10089 ‘She was Lo, plain Lo, in the morning, standing four-feet-ten in one sock. She was Lola in slacks. She was Dolly at school. She was Dolores on the dotted line. But in my arms she was always Lolita.’ Nabokov, Vladimir Lolita Robotham, Michael Bleed For Me 10090 Wealth lost, something lost; Honor lost, much lost; Courage lost, all lost. German Proverb Robotham, Michael Lost 10091 When the first baby laughed for the first time, the laugh broke into a thousand pieces and they all went skipping about, and that was the beginning of fairies. Barrie, Sir James Peter Pan Robotham, Michael The Night Ferry 10092 He was a very good man who led a good life and raised two good daughters, and me. He hated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, the New York Yankees, and the Texas A&M Aggies, and loved most other Texas teams. He lived to see the Red Sox humiliate the Yankees, and a lot of people didn't. Little Fuzzy, A child of the ice age Varley, John Mammoth 10093 Meanwhile, "Black sheep, black sheep!" we cry, Safe in the inner fold; And maybe they hear, and wonder why, And marvel, out in the cold. Burton, Richard Black Sheep Lehane, Dennis The Drop 2014 Fiction 9780349140797 10094 ... I'm driving a stolen car On a pitch black night And I'm telling myself I'm gonna be alright. Springsteen, Bruce Stolen Car Song US Lehane, Dennis World Gone By 2015 Fiction 9780060004903 10095 A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! Rose plot, Fringed pool, Ferned grot -- The veriest school Of peace; and yet the fool Contends that God is not -- Not God! In gardens! When the eve is cool? Nay, but I have a sign; 'Tis very sure God walks in mine. Brown, Thomas Edward My Garden Leith, Prue The Gardener 2007 Fiction 9781905175345 10096 Avec ma main brûlée, i'écris sur la nature du feu. With my burnt hand I write about the nature of fire. Bachmann, Ingeborg Malina Letter to Louise Colet Leigh, Julia Disquiet 2008 Fiction 1852 9780571239993 10097 By the way, gentlemen, has anyone heard lately of Hare? I understand he is comfortably settled in Ireland, considerably to the west, and does a little business now and then, but only as a retailer, nothing like the fine thriving wholesale business so carelessly blown up in Edinburgh. De Quincey, Thomas On Murder Considered as One of the Fine Arts Leitch, Maurice Seeking Mr Hare 2013 Fiction 9781846889376 10098 Colors without objects -- colors alone -- wriggle in the tray of my eye, incubated under the great flap lamp of the sun... Swenson, May Colors without Object Leithauser, Brad The Art Student's War 2009 Fiction 9780307271112 10099 The Eskimo have a word for this kind of long waiting, prepared for a sudden event: quinuituq. Lopez, Barry Arctic Dreams Leigh, Julia The Hunter 1999 Fiction 9780142000021 10100 rupture [noun]: an instance of breaking or bursting suddenly and completely Defintion of a word Lelic, Simon Rupture 2010 Fiction 9780330507684 10101 rupture [noun]: an instance of breaking or bursting suddenly and completely Defintion of a word Lelic, Simon A Thousand Cuts 2010 Fiction 9780670021505 10102 The men... had come wanting to kill the kids who'd killed the kid, because there's nothing worse than killing a kid. Morrison, Blake As If Lelic, Simon The Child Who 2012 Fiction 1997 9780143120919 10103 Let us make a date to meet in heaven where I hope God will reunite us. Goodbye till there, my darling wife... Blanchard, Jean Lemaitre, Pierre The Great Swindle 2013 Fiction 1914 9780857053244 10104 We only know about one per cent of what's happening to us. We don't know how little heaven is paying for how much hell. Gaddis, William The Recognitions Lemaitre, Pierre Camille 2015 Fiction 9780857052766 10105 After the death of his mother, he had spent five years in the house of his brother. It was not from what he said but from the way he said it that his enormous animosity toward the domineering, cold, and unfriendly nature of his brother became evident. Then, in short, not very pregnant sentences, he related that he had a friend now who very much loved and admired him. Following this communication, there was a prolonged silence. A few days later he reported a dream: he saw himself in a strange city with his friend, except that the face of his friend was different. Reich, Wilhelm Character Analysis Lennon, J. Robert Familar 2012 Fiction 9781555976255 10106 He goes off whistling, loving the weather. Photons beat on his broad chest, neutrinos penetrate black leather and swamp his toenails. There is a secret to life, but he hasn't delievered it yet. Updike, John The Mailman Lennon, J. Robert Mailman 2003 Fiction 10107 The Mara Salvatrucha, also known as MS-13, is the world's most dangerous gang. National Geographic Explorer's words Leotta, Allison Speak of the Devil 2013 Fiction 9781451644852 10108 Mean as he was, he is my brother now. Handel Saul Leon, Donna By Its Cover 2014 Fiction 9780434023028 10109 I would love to be like the lilies of the field. Someone who managed to read this age correctly would surely have learned just this: to be like a lily of the field. Hillesum, Etty Etty: A Diary diary entry Lawton, John A Lily of the Field 2010 Fiction 1981 9780802119568 10110 There is, in the city's sun-blistered canyons of concrete, a stories section known as Greenwich Village. And into it on August 6, this tall, stately woman walks, utterly disregarding the heat, on a pilgrimage out of the past. She isn't alone. She is accompanied by a ghost. Her name is Stella Crater. Fraley, Oscar The Empty Robe preface Lawhon, Ariel The Wife, The Maid, and The Mistress 2014 Fiction 9780385537629 10111 He has no identity; he is continually in for -- and filling -- some other body. Keats, John letter to Richard Woodhouse letter Lawrie, Ewan Gibbous House 2017 Fiction 1818 9781783520893 10112 When that hour comes -- when they realize they can't do without me any longer -- when they come upstairs to me in this room and go down on their knees and beg me to take up the reins at the bank again -- the new bank -- which they founded and can't manage -- here I will stand and receive them. Ibsen, Henrik John Gabriel Borkman Lawson, Mark The Deaths 2013 Fiction 9781447235699 10113 In my last will I have not much to give; A many hungry guests have fed upon me; ... I pray thee look thou giv'st my little boy Some syrup for his cold, and let the girl Say her praters, ere she sleep. Webster, John The Duchess of Malfi Lawson, Mark The Deaths 2013 Fiction 9781447235699 10114 I wonder if that's why we sleep at night, because the darkness still... frightens us? They say we sleep to let the demons out -- to let the mind go raving mad, our dreams and nightmares all our logic gone awry, the dark side of our reason. And when the daylight comes again... comes order with it. Albee, Edward A Delicate Balance Lawson, Mark The Deaths 2013 Fiction 9781447235699 10115 Tell me again When the victims are singing And Laws of Remorse are restored... Cohen, Leonard Amen Lawson, Mark The Deaths 2013 Fiction 9781447235699 10116 ...Never tell all you feel, or (a better way still), feel very little... at any rate never have any feelings which may make you uncomfortable, or make any promises which you cannot at any required moment command and withdraw. That is the way to get on... Thackeray, William Makepeace Vanity Fair Lawton, John Then We Take Berlin 2013 Fiction 1847 9780802121967 10117 Wer spricht von Seigen> Uberstehen ist Alles. Rilke, Rainer Maria Requiem, fur Wolf Graf von Kalckreuth Lawton, John Then We Take Berlin 2013 Fiction 1908 9780802121967 10118 The warriars are dead. The warriors died in two world wars. Those who remain are the barterers. They know the price of coffee and cocoa and sugar and flour in a defeated country. Boyle, Kay The Lovers of Gain Lawton, John Then We Take Berlin 2013 Fiction 1950 9780802121967 10119 A graceful generation that had to work for men wrapped up in their individual egos, a sin their flesh is not heir to. Flaherty, Joe Managing Mailer Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10120 ...the best of a generation were being lost -- some among the hippies to drugs, some among the radicals to an almost hysterical frenzy of alienation. Stone, I. F. Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10121 It was fun to have that sense of engagement when you jumped on the earth and the earth jumped back. Hoffmann, Abbie Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10122 It takes a long time for sentiments to collect into action, and often they never do... I wanted to make actions rather than effect sentiments. Mailer, Norman Paris Review Interview Interview Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10123 Worst of all, expansion is eroding the precious and time honoured values of community with neighbors and communion with nature. The loss of these values breeds loneliness and boredom and indifference... once the battle is lost, once our natural splendor is destroyed, it can never be recaptured. And once man can no longer walk with beauty or wonder at nature his spirit will wither and his sustenance be wasted. Johnson, Lyndon Baines Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10124 You can't dig the moon Until You dig the earth. Eastlake, William Whitney's on the Moon Now Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10125 No one was saved. McCartney, Paul Lawton, John Sweet Sunday 2002 Fiction 9780802123077 10126 I'm not a kneeling Jew who comes to sing songs in your ears. Lansky, Meyer Lazar, Zachary I Pity the Poor Immigrant 2014 Fiction 1950 9780906254098 10127 Come at dawn, brave friend, come at dawn. We recognized one another, erased one another, friend whom I cherished above all others. I, present at my birth, at my death. And I wandered through the deserts of this world and even in death will I search for you, you, who have been the place of love. Pizarnik, Alejandra Extraction of the Madness Stone Le, Linda The Three Fates 1997 Fiction 9780811216104 10128 If equal affection cannot be, Let the more loving one be me. Auden, W. H. The More Loving One Poem Leavitt, David Equal Affections 1989 Fiction 9781408854709 10129 It was May And all the blossoms burst forth; Blue lilac spindles spread their fragrance. May imposed itself on the land And everyone touched freedom, As a blind man, the face of a loved one. Hilarova, Dagmar Mai 1945 Lebrecht, Norman The Game of Opposites 2009 Fiction 9780307389176 10130 Haec sat erit, divae, vestrum cecinisse poetam, dum sedet et gracili fiscellam texit hibisco. Virgil The Eclogues Poem Italy Barbauld, Anna Poems (Volume) English 1773 Children ISBN0-8203-1528-I 10131 parcere subiectis, et debellare superbos Virgil Aenied Poem Italy Barbauld, Anna The Mouse's Petition English 1773 Children 10132 ................. and their voice, Turning again towards childish treble, pipes And whistles in its sound. -- Shakespeare As You Like It Play England Barbauld, Anna Washing-Day English 1797 Children ISBN 1-55111241-8 10133 Qui de nous n'a eu sa terre promise, son jour d'extase et sa fin en exil? Amiel, Henri Switzerland Conrad, Joseph Almayer's Folly English 1895 Fiction ISBN 0-375-76014-8 10134 We look at the world once, in childhood. The rest is memory. Gluck, Louise Nostos Poem North America Keith Donohue The Stolen Child American 2006 Fiction ISBN - 10: 0-385-51616-9 10135 Ohé Lambert! Où est Lambert? As-tu vu Lambert A popular French saying France Dostoevsky, Fyodor The Crocodile Russian 1865 Fiction 1800s - 1900s ISBN 978-0-8112-2098-9 10136 I STOOD within the city disinterred, And heard the autumnal leaves like light footfalls Of spirits passing through the streets… Percy Bysshe Shelley Ode to Naples Poem England Harris, Tessa The Sixth Victim English 2017 Fiction 1876-79 ISBN 9781683244387 10137 The city changes faster than the human heart Baudelaire, Charles The Swan Poem France Harrison, Colin You Belong to Me American 2017 Fiction ISBN 978140888630 10138 Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh. NA Genesis 2:23-24 Bible NA Harris, Eve The Marrying of Chani Kaufman English 2013 Fiction NA ISBN 9781770894754 10139 I will provide you with the available words and the available grammar. But will that help you to interpret between privacies? I have no idea. Friel, Brian Translations Play Ireland Harris, Shelley Jubilee English 2011 Fiction 1980 ISBN 9780297864608 10140 The gaudy, blabbing and remorseful day Is crept into the bosom of the sea; And now loud-howling wolves arouse the jades That drag the tragic melancholy night; Who, with their drowsy, slow and flagging wings, Clip dead men's graves and from their misty jaws Breathe foul contagious darkness in the air. Shakespeare, William Henry VI Play England Harris, C.S. What Darkness Brings American 2013 Fiction 1691 ISBN 9780451418180 10141 It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives. The act of dying is not of importance, it lasts so short a time. Johnson, Samuel NA Article England Harris, Tessa The Anatomist's Apprentice English 2011 Fiction 1769 ISBN 97807528266989 10142 If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants Newton, Isaac Letter to Robert Hooke Letter England Harris, Tessa The Dead Shall Not Rest English 2012 Fiction 1675 ISBN 9780758266996 10143 I feel like a ghost wandering in a world grown alien. Rachmaninoff, Sergei The Musical Courier Interview Russia Harrison, Melissa At Hawthorn Time English 2015 Fiction 1939 ISBN 9781408859049 10144 When the morning skies grow red and oér their radiance shed, Thou, O Lord, appeareth in their light. When the Alps glow bright with splendour, Pray to God, to Him surrender, For you feel and understand, That he dwelleth in this land, That he dwelleth in this land NA Schweizerpsalm The Swiss National Anthem Switzerland Essbaum, Jill Hausfrau American 2015 Fiction 1841 ISBN 9781447280804 10145 Like everything metaphysical the harmony between thought and reality is to be found in the grammar f the language. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Philosophical Investigation Article England Essbaum, Jill Hausfrau American 2015 Fiction 1953 ISBN 9781447280804 10146 Love is a fire. But whether it is going to warm your hearth or burn down your house, you can never tell. Crawford, Joan NA NA North America Essbaum, Jill Hausfrau American 2015 Fiction 1953 ISBN 9781447280804 10147 She read all such works as heroines must read to supply their memories with those quotations which are so serviceable and so soothing in the vicissitudes of their eventful lives. Austen, Jane Northanger Abbey Novel England Evans Harriet Happily Ever After English 2012 Fiction 1817 ISBN 9781451677263 10148 Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Whose woods these are I think I know. His house is in the village though, He will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow. My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year. He gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound’s the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake. The woods are lovely, dark and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep. Frost, Robert Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening Poem North America Evans, Richard Miles to Go American 2011 Poetry 1923 ISBN 9780552164078 10149 It is said that all bamboos of the same stock flower together and die together, no matter how far apart they are planted Quignard, Pascal France Faye, Eric Nagasaki French 2010 Historical Fiction ISBN 9781908313652 10150 Are you surprised that the end of the world is upon us? You might rather be surprised that the world has grown so old. The world is like a man; he is born, he grows up, he ages and he dies… In old age a man is filled with complaints in the old age the world, too, is filled with troubles... Christ says to you, "The world is passing away, the world is old, the world is going under, the world is already gasping with the breathing of old age, but be not afraid, your youth shall be renewed like the eagle's." St. Augustine Sermon 81, Paragraph 8 Sermon Algeria Ferrari, Jerome Sermon on the Fall of Rome French 2012 Historical Fiction ISBN 9781623657277 10151 Beati Immaculati Europe Ford, Ford Madox The Good Soldier English 1915 Fiction ISBN 9781423777915 10152 The pressure of life when one is fending for oneself alone on a desert island is really no laughing matter. It is no crying one either. Woolf, Virgina The Common Reader Essay England Gardam, Jane Crusoe's Daughter English 1985 Fiction 1925 ISBN 9780349114101 10153 The sun was shining on the sea, Shining with all his might: He did his very best to make The billows smooth and bright-- And this was odd, because it was The middle of the night. Carrol, Lewis Alice Through the Looking Glass Novel England Gardam, Jane A Long Way from Verona English 1971 Fiction 1871 ISBN 9781408411018 10154 For the hair, it seems, is less concerned in the resurrection than other parts of the body. Aquinas, Thomas On the Integrity of Resurrected Bodies Article Italy Marquez, Gabriel Garcia Of Love and Other Demons Colombian, Mexican 1994 Fiction ISBN 9781400034925 10155 Every life is many days, day after day. We wealk through ourselves, meeting robbers, ghosts, giants, old men, young men, wives, widows, brothers-in-love, but always meeting ourselves. Joyce, James Ulysses Novel Ireland Gavin, Jim Middle Men: Stories American 2004 Fiction 1918 ISBN 9781451649369 10156 Like flies, the minute-winnig days buzz home to death, and every moment is a window on all time. Look Homeward, Angel Wolfe, Thomas Novel North America Gay, William The Long Home American 1999 Fiction 1929 ISBN 9781941088531 10157 Also when they shall be afraid of that which is high, and fears shall be in the way, and the almond tree shall flourish, and the grasshopper shall be a burden, and desire shall fail; because man geoth to his long home, and the mourners go about the streets. NA Ecclesiastes Bible NA Gay, William The Long Home American 1999 Fiction ISBN 9781941088531 10158 The difference between a lady and a flower girl is not how she bahves, but how she's treated. Shaw, George Bernard Pygmalion Play Ireland Gaynor, Hazel A Memory of Violets Irish 2015 Fiction 1912 ISBN 9781467696944 10159 For there is no friend like a sister In callm or stormy weather; To cheer one on the tedious way, To fetch one if one goes astray, To life on if one totters down, To strengthen whilst one stands. Rossetti , Christina Goblin Market Novel England Gaynor, Hazel A Memory of Violets Irish 2015 Fiction 1862 ISBN 9781467696944 10160 Not what we have, but what we use; Not what we see, but what we choose -- These are the things that mar or bless The sum of human happiness. Urmy, Clarence The Things that Count Inscription at Woodbridge Chapel in memory of John Groom North America Gaynor, Hazel A Memory of Violets Irish 2015 Fiction ISBN 9781467696944 10161 You will know me, I am the one who passes by… Rene-Paul Entremont France Gallay, Claudie The Breakers French 2008 Fiction ISBN 9781743343036 10162 We always act if there were something more valuabe than human life. Antoine De Saint-Expery Night Flight Novel France Gaito Gazdanov The Buddha's Return Russian 2015 Fiction 1931 ISBN 9781782271109 10163 To myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the sea-shore, and diverting myself now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me. Newton, Isaac Memoirs of Newton England Genovesi, Fabio The Breaking of a Wave Italian 2015 Fiction ISBN 9781609453886 10164 All images will disappear Ernaux, Annie Journal France Gestern, Helene The People in the Photo French 2014 Fiction ISBN 9781910477496 10165 On the thirty-first of the month of August To leeward we did espy A frigate from England Cleaving through the waves and sea (…) French Mariner's Song Song France Cosse, Laurence An Accident in August Canadian 2003 Fiction ISBN 978-1-60945-049-6 10166 When you realise how perfect everything is you will tilt your head back and laugh at the sky. Buddha Wright, Camron The Rent Collector US 2012 Fiction 10167 A scuffed file in my desk drawer labeled The Lawgiver contains a few typed yellow pages turning brown with age. When I was writing The Caine Mutiny, it occurred to me that there was no greater theme for a novel, if I could rise to it, than the life of Moses. The file dates to that time. The years have rolled over me. I have not quailed at large tasks. World War Two and the wars of Israel were sizable challenges, but I took them on. The Lawgiver remains unwritten. I have never found the way to do it. Other ideas for books I have set aside (no time, no time!), but I still hope against hope for a bolt of lightning, which will yet inspire me to pen my own picture of Maysheh Rabbenu, the Rav of mankind. The Will to Live On Wouk, Herman The Lawgiver US 2012 Fiction 10168 Well they gave him his orders in Munroe, Virginia Saying “Steve, you’re way behind time It’s not 38, this is Old 97 You must bring her to Spencer on time.” . . . He was goin’ down the grade doing 90 miles an hour When the whistle broke into a scream He was found in the wreck with his hand on the throttle He was scalded to death by the steam . . . The Wreck of Old '97 Wouk, Herman Sailor and Fiddler: Reflections of a 100-Year-Old Author US 2016 Fiction 10169 Teach these things diligently to your children. Moses Deuteronoy 6:7 Wouk, Herman The Will to Live On, This is our Heritage US 2010 Fiction 10170 Now my hand slows. The task needed an Ezra, and it found only this poor pen. I have done the best I could to tell my brothers that our law of Moses is great and honorable, now as when it first came to us. This is my God, and I will praise him; the God of my father, and I will exalt him. Wouk, Herman The Will to Live On, This is our Heritage US 2010 Fiction 10171 a world of dew, and within every dewdrop a world of struggle Issa Woodhouse, Jake After the Silence UK 2014 Fiction 10172 If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts, he shall end in certainties. Sir Francis Bacon Wood, Benjamin The Bellwether Revivals US 2012 Fiction 10173 -" Whom they please they lay in basest bonds." Venice Preserved Wood, Benjamin Fort Lafayette: Or, Love and Secession. US 1862 Fiction 10174 "O, beauteous Peace! Sweet union of a state ! what else but thou Gives safety, strength, and glory to a people ?" Thomson Wood, Benjamin Fort Lafayette: Or, Love and Secession. US 1862 Fiction 10175 " Oh, Peace ! thou source and soul of social life ; Beneath whose calm inspiring influence, Science his views enlarges, art refines, And swelling commerce opens all her ports ; Blest be the man divine, who gives us thee !" Thomson Wood, Benjamin Fort Lafayette: Or, Love and Secession. US 1862 Fiction 10176 " A peace is of the nature of a conquest ; For then both parties nobly are subdued, And neither party loser." Shakespeare Wood, Benjamin Fort Lafayette: Or, Love and Secession. US 1862 Fiction 10177 Playing war is played out! Jennison, Charles R. Woodrell, Daniel The Bayou Trilogy US 2012 Fiction 10178 I wish that road had bent another way. Tomato Red Wood, Benjamin Tomato Red US 1998 Fiction 10179 A wounded deer leaps highest. Dickinson, Emily Wood, Benjamin The Maid's Version UK 2013 Fiction 10180 Thou desirest truth in the inward parts. Psalms 51:6 Wood, Benjamin The Maid's Version UK 2013 Fiction 10181 We know many things about those we love - things we nevertheless refuse to believe. Canetti, Elias Wood, Benjamin The Death of Sweet Mister US 2001 Fiction 10182 Mother is the best bet and don't let Satan draw you too fast. Schultz, Dutch Wood, Benjamin The Death of Sweet Mister US 2001 Fiction 10183 If it weren't for the rocks in its bed, the stream would have no song. Perkins, Carl Wood, Benjamin The Ones You Do US 1998 Fiction 10184 Are we to paint what is on the face, what's inside the face, or what's behind it? Picasso, Pablo Wolff, Isabel The Very Picture of You UK 2011 Fiction 10185 Show me your garden, and I shall tell you what you are. Chinese proverb Wolff, Isabel Forget Me Not UK 2008 Fiction 10186 A pound of knowledge is worth an ounce of love. Wesley, John Wolff, Isabel A Question of Love UK 2005 Fiction 10187 The past is never dead. It isn't even past. Faulkner, William Requiem for a Nun Wolff, Isabel Ghostwritten UK 2014 Fiction 10188 Courage is the price that life extracts for granting peace. Earhart, Amelia Wolff, Isabel Behaving Badly UK 2011 Fiction 10189 Why did not somebody teach me the constellations and make me at home in the starry heavens which are always overhead and which I don't know to this day? Carlyle, Thomas Wolff, Isabel Rescuing Rose UK 2004 Fiction 10190 Through we live surrounded by evidence of our own importance... deep down we know that we are merely tiny particles in a vast interconnected chang of life, but for the sake of our immediate survival, we don't focus on that fact... In moments of relaxation, passion, joy, and fear or when we are confronted by death, injury or emergencies, this larger context is suddenly reopened for an instant, like a never healed wound. Shawn, Allen Wish I Could Be There: Noted from a Phobic Life Whittall, Zoe Holding Still For As Long As Possible CA 2009 Fiction 10191 The planes move in, the towers collase, and people react with heartfelt shock and horror. You cry because you're sad and frightened. And then, before you know it, the images are repeated in slow motion with the Samuel Barber soundtrck and a close-up photograph of a sinegd teddy bear. Then you cry because somebody is making you and you wind up feeling confused and manipulated, like your own feelings weren't quite good enough and you needed professional help. Sedaris, David This American Life Whittall, Zoe Holding Still For As Long As Possible CA 2009 Fiction 10192 Every success brings us nearer to the end of the long and desperate struggle and we are now justified in believing that one more great victory may turn the scale finally. Haig, Douglas Williams, Andrew The Suicide Club UK 2014 Fiction 10193 In the spring our U-boat war will begin at sea, and they will notice that we have not been sleeping... the year 1941 will be, I am convinced, the historical year of a great European New Order. Hitler, Adolf Williams, Andrew The Interrogator UK 2009 Fiction 10194 We are a better species for having fought this war. Wallace, Cormac Wilson, Daniel H. Robopocolypse US 2011 Fiction 10195 If an intelligence, at a given instant, knew all the forces that animate nature and the position of each constituent being; if, moreover, this intelligence were sufficiently great to submit these data to analysis, it could embrace in the same formula the movements of the greatest bodies in the universe and those of the smallest atoms: to this intelligence nothing would be uncertain, and the future, as the past, would be present to its eyes. Laplase, Pierre-Simon Wilson, Daniel H. Robogenesis US 2014 Fiction 1814 10196 We can change ourselves. Think of the possibilities. Sagan, Carl Wilson, Daniel H. Amped US 2012 Fiction 10197 One of my responsibilities as commander-in-chief is to keep an eye on the robots. And I’m pleased to report that the robots you manufacture here seem peaceful. At least for now . Obama, Barack Wilson, Daniel H. Robot Uprisings US 2014 Fiction 10198 Somos una especie superior por haber librado esta guerra. Wallace, Cormac Wilson, Daniel H. Robopocalipsis US 2012 Fiction 10199 “One can be hated just as much for good deeds, as for evil ones.” Machiavelli The Prince Wilson, Daniel H. Quarantine Zone US 2016 Fiction 10200 No future amendment of the Constitution shall affect the five preceding articles...and no amendment shall be made to the Constitution which shall authorize or give to Congress any power to abolish or interfere with slavery in any of the States by whose laws it is, or may be, allowed or permitted. Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution Winters, Ben H. Underground Airlines US 2016 Fiction 987-0-316-26123-4 10201 Even for a Voltaire, the supreme rationalist, a purely rational suicide was something prodigous and slightly grotesque, like a comet or a two-headed sheep. Alvarez, A. The Savage God: A Study of Suicide Winters, Ben H. The Last Policeman US 2012 Fiction 978-1-59474-577-5 10202 And there's a slow, slow train comin', up around the bend. Dylan, Bob Slow Train Song Winters, Ben H. The Last Policeman US 2012 Fiction 978-1-59474-577-5 10203 Nahui Olin was not the first sun. According to the Aztecs and their neighbors, there have been four previous suns. Each of them presided over a world that was destroyed in a cosmic catastrophe. These catastrophes did not always result in mass extinction; the results were sometimes transformative, i.e., of humans into animals. Kohler, Ulrich Meteors and Comets in Ancient Mexico Winters, Ben H. Countdown City US 2013 Fiction 10204 Forever doesn't mean forever anymore I said 'forever' but it doesn't look like I'm gonna be around much anymore. Costello, Elvis Riot Act Winters, Ben H. Countdown City US 2013 Fiction 10205 And I won't let go and I can't let go I won't let go and I can't let go I won't let go and I can't let go no more Dylan, Bob Solid Rock Winters, Ben H. World of Trouble US 2014 Fiction 10206 Annabel, Annabel, where did you go? I've looked high and I've looked low. I've looked low and I've looked high... Goldman, Kat Winter, Kathleen Annabel UK 2011 Fiction 10207 Different though the sexes are, they inter-mix. In every human being a vacillation from one sex to the other takes place, and often it is only the clothes that keep the male or female likeness, while underneath the sex is the very opposite of what it is above. Woolf, Virginia Winter, Kathleen Annabel UK 2011 Fiction 10208 Water, land, wind, sky - these are the only ones with absolute freedom. Dean, Bernadette Winter, Kathleen Annabel UK 2011 Fiction 10209 The body is a feather blown across the tundra. Peter, Aaju Winter, Kathleen Boundless UK 2014 Fiction 10210 Past fifty, we learn with surprise and a sense of suicidal absolution that we intended and failed could never have happened - and must be done better. Lowell, Robert For Sheridan Winterson, Jeanette The Gap of Time UK 2015 Fiction 10211 When thick rinds are used the top must be thoroughly skimmed, or a scum will form marring the final appearance. Mrs Beeton The Making of Marmalade Winterson, Jeanette Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit US 1985 Fiction 10212 You have navigated with raging soul far from the paternal home, passing beyond the seas' double rocks and now you inhabit a foreign land. Medea Winterson, Jeanette The Passion UK 1987 Fiction 10213 Time's glory is to calm contending kinds To unmask falsehood, and bring truth to light. Shakespeare The Rape of Lucrece Winder, Robert The Final Act of Mr Shakespeare UK 2010 Fiction 10214 To remain silent and indifferent is the greatest sin of all. Wiesel, Elie Witterick, J. L. My Mother's Secret UK 2013 Fiction 10215 The Knight looked surprised... 'What does it matter where my body happens to be?' he said. 'My mind goes on working all the same.' Caroll, Lewis Alice Through the Looking Glass Williams, Nigel R.I.P UK 2015 Fiction 10216 How long will Harry Doe live?...Who will win the war?... Will Mary Jane Brown ultimately find a husband...? Markun, Leo Williams, Diane Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine US 2016 Fiction 10217 Behold, I tell you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changes, In a moment, in the twinking of an eye... 1 Corinthians 15:51-52 Williams, Joy The Visiting Privilege US 2015 Fiction 10218 Man is the sun of his climatic experiences Father said. Man is the sum of what have you. A problem in impure properties carried tediously to an unvarying nil: stalemate of dust and desire. Faulkner, William Williams, Conrad Dust and Desire UK 2015 Fiction 10219 To see all without looking; to hear all without listening. Ritz, Cesar Williams, Beatriz Along the Infinite Sea US 2015 Fiction 10220 “Gravitation is not responsible for people falling in love.” Einstein, Albert Williams, Beatriz The Secret Life of Violet Grant US 2014 Fiction 10221 Ah, love, let us be true To one another! for the world, which seems To lie before us like a land of dreams, So various, so beautiful, so new, Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light, Nor certitude, nor peace, nor help for pain, And we are here as on a darkling plain Swept with confused alarms of struggle and flight, Where ignorant armies clash by night. Arnold, Matthew Dover Beach Williams, Beatriz A Hundred Summers US 2013 Fiction 1867 10222 In olden times, sacrifices were made at the altar—a practice which is still continued. Rowland, Helen Williams, Beatriz A Certain Age US 2016 Fiction 10223 Just one look and the earth trembled beneath my feet. Greenwood, Millie Wilde Lori Love at First Sight US 2013 Fiction 10224 Archaeology: The scientific study of material evidence to find out about human cultures of the past. Wilde Lori Somebody to Love US 2013 Fiction 10225 Flake: To remove a stone fragment from a core or tool. Wilde Lori Somebody to Love US 2013 Fiction 10226 Inflorescence: a group or cluster of flowers arranged on a main stem. Wilde Lori All Out of Love US 2013 Fiction 10227 Traditional meaning of striped carnation—no, sorry, I cannot be with you. Y Wilde Lori The Welcome Home Garden Club US 2011 Fiction 10228 Traditional meaning of hibiscus—delicate beauty. Y Wilde Lori The Welcome Home Garden Club US 2011 Fiction 10229 Therenever was an idea stated that woke men out of their stupid indifference but its originator was spoken of as a crank. Holmes, Oliver Wendell Wilson, Epaul Panacea US 2016 Fiction 10230 I can believe anything, provided that it is quite incredible. Wilson, Epaul Panacea US 2016 Fiction 10231 In winter with warm tears I'll melt the snow And keep eternal spring-time on thy face. Titus Andronicus; Act 3, Scene 1 Wilson, Teri Unmasking Juliet US 2014 Fiction 10232 But the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being. And who is willing to destroy a piece of his own heart? Solzhenitsyn, Alexander The Gulag Archipelago Wilson, Robert Capital Punishment UK 2013 Fiction 10233 Woe is me, woe is me! The acorn’s not yet fallen from the tree That’s to grow the wood That’s to make the cradle That’s to rock the babe That’s to grow a man That’s to lay me to my rest. The Ghost's Song Wilson, Robert A Bridge of Years UK 1991 Fiction 10234 We read the past by the light of the present, and the forms vary as the shadows fall, or as the point of vision alters. Froude, James Anthony Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-Century America US 2009 Fiction 10235 Look not for roses in Attalus his garden, or wholesome flowers in a venomous plantation. And since there is scarce any one bad, but some others are the worse for him, tempt not contagion by proximity, and hazard not thyself in the shadow of corruption. Sir Thomas Browne Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-Century America US 2009 Fiction 10236 Crowns, generally speaking, have thorns. Hertzler, Arthur E. Wilson, Robert Julian Comstock: A Story of 22nd-Century America US 2009 Fiction 10237 Calm as that second summer which precedes The first fall of the snow, In the broad sunlight of heroic deeds, The City bides the foe. Timrod, Henry Wilson, Robert Last Year US 2016 Fiction 10238 When an obscure data-management company launched what it called “the Affinities” a couple of years ago, almost no one paid attention. It was a quixotic idea that seemed to gain no traction: there was no ad campaign outside of a few media outlets in a few major cities, and not much press coverage even in those markets. But something surprising was happening under the radar … Invited as a special guest to a local meeting, I arrived with limited expectations. What I would find, I suspected, was a group of perfectly ordinary people who had been convinced to pay annual dues for the privilege of flattering one another, a commercial conceit of which P. T. Barnum might have been proud. But there was a real energy in the gathering—social, sexual, intellectual—that took me by surprise. It made me wonder where all this was going, and I asked one young woman what she thought the members of her Affinity might be doing in twenty or thirty years. She laughed at the question. “Writing our memoirs, I guess,” she said. “Or maybe signing our confessions.” The Atlantic “Teleodynamics, Meir Klein, and the Rise of the Affinities” Article Wilson, Robert The Affinities US 2015 Fiction 10239 Fiction 10240 You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. Between the earth and sky, thought I heard my savior cry, You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. God gave Noah the rainbow sign, don’t you see. God gave Noah the rainbow sign, don’t you see. God gave Noah the rainbow sign, no more water but fire next time. You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. Poor man Lazarus, poor as I, don’t you see. Poor man Lazarus, poor as I, don’t you see. Poor man Lazarus, poor as I, when he died he had a home on high. You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. Rich man Dives lived so well, don’t you see. Rich man Dives lived so well, don’t you see. Rich man Dives lived so well, when he died he had a home in Hell. You’d better get a home in that rock, don’t you see. Negro Spiritual Wilson, JJ Amaworo Damnificados US 2016 Fiction 10241 Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. Matthew 5:5 Wilson, JJ Amaworo Damnificados US 2016 Fiction 10242 An object at rest tends to stay at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force. Sir Isaac Newton Wilson, Adam Flatscreen US 2012 Fiction 10243 Hold steady. The Hold Steady Wilson, Adam Flatscreen US 2012 Fiction 10244 As if we held in the heavens of our arms not cherishable things, but only the strength it takes to leave home and then go back again. Johnson, Dennis Enough Wilson, Adam What's Important is Feeling US 2014 Fiction 10245 A Scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens. Baden-Powell, Robert Scouting for Boys Wiggs, Susan Return to Willow Lake US 2012 Fiction 10246 “What nice little children you do have, mother,” said the old duck with the rag around her leg. “They are all pretty except that one. He didn’t come out so well. It’s a pity you can’t hatch him again.” And the poor duckling who had been the last one out of his egg, and who looked so ugly, was pecked and pushed about and made fun of by the ducks, and the chickens as well. “He’s too big,” said they all. The turkey gobbler, who thought himself an emperor because he was born wearing spurs, puffed up like a ship under full sail and bore down upon him, gobbling and gobbling until he was red in the face. The poor duckling did not know where he dared stand or where he dared walk. He was so sad because he was so desperately ugly, and because he was the laughingstock of the whole barnyard. When morning came, the wild ducks flew up to have a look at the duckling. “What sort of creature are you?” they asked, as the duckling turned in all directions, bowing his best to them all. “You are terribly ugly,” they told him, “but that’s nothing to us so long as you don’t marry into our family.” Andersen, Hans Christian Wiggs, Susan The Charm School US 1999 Fiction 10247 “Our youth now love luxury, they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders, and love to chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up their food and tyrannize their teachers.” Socrates Wiggs, Susan Home Before Dark US 2003 Fiction 10248 How weak and powerless I am in this whirlwinf od plotting and treachery. Empress Marie-Louie Wiggs, Susan Miranda US 1996 Fiction 10249 Stay with me with flagons, comfort me with apples: for I am sick of love. The Song of Solomon 2:5 Wiggs, Susan The Apple Orchard US 2013 Fiction 10250 Of all things visible, the highest is the heaven of the fixed stars. Copernicus, Nicolaus Wiggs, Susan Starlight on Willow Lake US 2015 Fiction 10251 Most of us become parents long before we have stopped being children. McLaughlin, Mignon The Second Neurotic's Notebook Wiggs, Susan The You I Never Knew US 2001 Fiction 10252 Wanted: a needle swift enough to sew this poem into a blanket. Simic, Charles Wiggs, Susan The Goodbye Quilt US 2011 Fiction 10253 The devotee recognizes in every divine the Name the totality of Names. Arabi, Muhammad ibn Fusus al-Hikam Wilson, G. Willow Alif the Unseen US 2013 Fiction 10254 If the imagination of the dervish produced the incidents of these stories, his judgement brought them to the resemblance of truth, and his images are taken from things that are real. de la Croix, Francois Petis Les Mille et Un Jous (The Thousand and One Days) Wilson, G. Willow Alif the Unseen US 2013 Fiction 10255 Everything is on its way to the river. Hughes, Ted Williams, Nial History of the Rain UK 2014 Fiction 10256 NAture is mindless, but it has mastered the art of deception. Iverson, Ethan The Fisherman and the Spider Wilson, Robert Burning Paradise US 2013 Fiction 10257 One may smile, and smile, and be a villain. Shakespeare Hamlet Act 1, Scene 5 Wiehl, Lis A Matter of Trust US 2013 Fiction 10258 And who,' I said, 'was his father, and who his mother?' Plato Symposium Wieringa, Tommy Caesarion UK 2011 Fiction 10259 The world couldn't exist without madmen Maimonides Wiesel, Elie Twilight UK 1991 Fiction 10260 For everyone will be salted with fire. Jesus Mark 9:49 Wiebe, Rudy Come Back US 2014 Fiction 10261 For now we look through a mirror into an enigma, but then face to face. Paul I Corinthians 13:12 White, Karen Flight Patterns US 2016 Fiction 10262 The keeping of bees is like the direction of sunbeams. Thoreau, Henry David Ned Bloodworth's Beekeeper's Journal White, Karen Flight Patterns US 2016 Fiction 10263 For time is the longest distance between two places. Williams, Tennessee White, Karen The Time in Between US 2013 Fiction 10264 The ocean is the same ocean as it has been of old; the events of today are its waves and its rivers. Sayyid Haydar Amuli White, Karen On Folly Beach US 2010 Fiction 10265 But such a tide as moving seems asleep Too full for sound and foam When that which drew from out the boundless deep Turns again home. Alfred, Lord Tennyson White, Karen The Color of Light US 2005 Fiction 10266 When I have seen by Time’s fell hand defaced The rich proud cost of outworn buried age; When sometime lofty towers I see down-razed, And brass eternal slave to mortal rage; When I have seen the hungry ocean gain Advantage on the kingdom of the shore, And the firm soil win of the watery main, Increasing store with loss, and loss with store; When I have seen such interchange of state, Or state itself confounded to decay; Ruin hath taught me thus to ruminate, That Time will come and take my love away. This thought is as a death, which cannot choose But weep to have that which it fears to lose. Shakespeare, William Sonnet 64 White, Karen The Beach Trees US 2011 Fiction 10267 One need not be a chamber to be haunted, One need not be a house; The brain has corridors surpassing Material place. Dickinson, Emily White, Karen The Sound of Glass US 2015 Fiction 10268 Even the seasons form a great circle in their changing, and always come back again to where they were. The life of a man is a circle from childhood to childhood, and so it is in everything where power moves. Black Elk Oglala Sioux Holy Man White, Karen Sea Change US 2012 Fiction 10269 The golden moments īn the stream of life rush past us and we see nothing but sand; The angels come to visit us, and we only know them when they are gone. Eliot, George White, Karen The Lost Hours US 2009 Fiction 10270 For I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; and shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. Exodus 20:5-6 White, Karen The Memory of Water US 2008 Fiction 10271 The law of humanity ought to be composed of the past, the present, and the future, that we bear within us; whoever possesses but one of these terms, has but a fragment of the law of the moral world. Quinet, Edgar White, Karen Spinning the Moon US 2016 Fiction 10272 The law of humanity ought to be composed of the past, the present, and the future, that we bear within us; whoever possesses but one of these terms, has but a fragment of the law of the moral world. Quinet, Edgar White, Karen In the Shadow of the Moon US 2000 Fiction 10273 Amor cuerdo, no es amor. (Sane love, is not love.) Martf, Jose White, Randy Wayne Cuba Straits US 2015 Fiction 10274 You should enter a ballpark the way you enter a church. Lee, Bill White, Randy Wayne Cuba Straits US 2015 Fiction 10275 The loneliness you get by the sea is personal and alive. It doesn’t subdue you and make you feel abject. It’s stimulating loneliness. Lindbergh, Anne Morrow White, Randy Wayne Dark Light US 2007 Fiction 10276 I had a little Sorrow, Born of a little Sin, I found a room all damp with gloom And shut us all within; And, “Little Sorrow, weep,” said I, “And, Little Sin, pray God to die, And I upon the floor will lie And think how bad I’ve been!” Millay, Edna St. Vincent White, Randy Wayne Dark Light US 2007 Fiction 10277 These are the clouds about the fallen sun, The majesty that shuts his burning eye. Yeats, W. B. White, Randy Wayne Ten Thousand Islands US 2001 Fiction 10278 They (the Calusa) said to me that their forbears had lived under this law from the beginning of time and that they also wanted to live under it, that I should leave them, that they did not want to listen to me. Father Juan Rogel White, Randy Wayne Ten Thousand Islands US 2001 Fiction 10279 Your office sent bones in cloth bags. These bags have rotted and caused much chaos. When people came to claim them, it was not possible to identify individual sets correctly. Our hearts have no peace. A letter from Tung Wah Hospital, Hong Kong, to the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association regarding the repatriation of Chinese dead, San Francisco White, Randy Wayne Mangrove Lightning US 2017 Fiction 1928 10280 Florida archaeologists . . . found a mastodon tusk, scarred by circular cut marks from a knife. The tusk was 14,500 years old. The age was surprising, even shocking, for it suddenly made the Aucilla [Florida] sinkhole one of the earliest places in the Americas to betray the presence of human beings. Smithsonian Magazine Article White, Randy Wayne Bone Deep US 2014 Fiction 2013 10281 Now on the day that John Wayne died I found myself on the Continental Divide Tell me where do we go from here? Think I’ll ride into Leadville and have a few beers. Buffet, Jimmy Incommunicado White, Randy Wayne Night Moves US 2013 Fiction 10282 See, when you are a kid, you do not listen to all this [stories from old fishing families]. It just goes whisp. Then, when it is too late, you wished you had listened to a whole lot of that stuff. Captain Esperanza Woodring Fisherfolk of Charlotte Harbour White, Randy Wayne Deceived US 2013 Fiction 10283 An ocean without its unnamed monsters would be like a completely dreamless sleep. Steinback, John Sea of Cortez White, Randy Wayne Deep Blue US 2016 Fiction 10284 It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change. Darwin, Charles White, Randy Wayne Deep Blue US 2016 Fiction 10285 There is no room for moral baggage on a small island. Anything bigger than a bikini is better left at home. Tomlinson, S. M. One Fathom Above Sea level White, Randy Wayne Chasing Midnight US 2012 Fiction 10286 If religion is opium to the masses, the Internet is a crack, crank, pixel-huffing orgy that deafens the brain, numbs the senses, and scrambles our peer list to include every anonymous loser, twisted deviant and freak, as well as people we normally wouldn’t give the time of day. Tomlinson, S. M. Sudden Internet Isolation Response In An Unprepared Society White, Randy Wayne Chasing Midnight US 2012 Fiction 10287 Humanity has a limited biological capacity for change, but an unlimited capacity for spiritual change. The only human institution incapable of evolving spiritually is a cemetery. Tomlinson, S. M. One Fathom Above Sea level White, Randy Wayne Tampa Burn US 2005 Fiction 10288 God, why’d you send me down here with a trigger finger and a tallywhacker, if you didn’t expect me to use ’em? Gatrell, Tucker White, Randy Wayne Tampa Burn US 2005 Fiction 10289 The nervous system of the Herring is fairly simple. When the Herring runs into something, the stimulus is flashed to the forebrain, with or without results. Cuppy, Will White, Randy Wayne Shark River US 2002 Fiction 10290 Technology is the knack of so arranging the world that we do not experience it. Risch, Max White, Randy Wayne Shark River US 2002 Fiction 10291 The Simiadae then branched off into two great stems, the New World and the Old World monkeys; and from the latter at a remote period, Man, the wonder and the glory of the Universe, proceeded. Darwin, Charles White, Randy Wayne Twelve Mile Limit US 2003 Fiction 10292 For a great bachelorette party, try planning a weekend getaway at a spa or tropical resort. Get pampered, go sightseeing, dance with dashing foreign men who don’t speak English. Pack a survival kit . . . including a disposable camera. The pictures you take at the bachelorette party will come in handy when you need to blackmail the bride later! Advice to Maids of Honour www.foreverwed1.com White, Randy Wayne Black Widow US 2008 Fiction 10293 “My grandfather was a powerful Houngan, a vitch [voodoo priest] known from Nassau through the islands. Now I’m a Houngan, keeper of that knowledge. I will tell you about assault obeahs, blue stone, fire, blood spells, and the lost Books of Moses. But you cannot write everything I tell you.” Smith, Victor Free & Accepted Mason, Queen Esther White, Randy Wayne Black Widow US 2008 Fiction 10294 Hope could not exist if man were created by a random, chemical accident. Pleasure, yes. Desire, yes. But not hope. Selfless hope is contrary to the dynamics of evolution or the necessities of a species. Tomlinson, S. M. One Fathom Above Sea Level White, Randy Wayne Everglades US 2004 Fiction 10295 I have always thought there might be a lot of cash in starting a religion. Orwell, George White, Randy Wayne Everglades US 2004 Fiction 1938 10296 My letter of yesterday will inform you of the departure of Tecumseh. There can be no doubt his object is to excite the southern Indians to war. [These] include the Seminole of Florida. The implicit obedience and respect which the followers of Tecumseh pay is astonishing. He is one of those uncommon geniuses which spring up occasionally to produce revolutions, and overturn the established order of things. If it were not for the vicinity of the United States, he would, perhaps, be the founder of an empire that would rival in glory Mexico or Peru. No difficulties deter him. Harrison, William Henry White, Randy Wayne Everglades US 2004 Fiction 10297 The Ox Woman (Sarah McLain Smith) had blue eyes and wore her hair in a bun at the back of her neck, as did many women at that time. She was always polite and well-spoken, behaved as a lady, and was grateful for anything that was done for her. There was no record of her ever having misused her great strength to injure anyone, or do harm. Philcox, Phil & Boe, Beverly The Sunshine State Almanac and Book of Florida-related stuff White, Randy Wayne Gone US 2012 Fiction 10298 Pain is an inescapable part of the human experience. Misery, however, is not. Misery is an option. Tomlinson, S. M. One Fathom Above Sea Level White, Randy Wayne Gone US 2012 Fiction 10299 He who fights too long against dragons becomes a dragon himself; and if you gaze too long into the abyss, the abyss will gaze into you. Nietzsche, Friedrich White, Randy Wayne Deep Shadow US 2010 Fiction 10300 The universities of Cuba are available only to those who share my revolutionary beliefs. Castro, Fidel White, Randy Wayne Dead Silence US 2009 Fiction 10301 As a child I was taught the Supernatural Powers (Taku Wakan) were powerful and could do strange things. Matthiessen, Peter Red Cloud; In the Spirit of Crazy Horse White, Randy Wayne Dead Silence US 2009 Fiction 1903 10302 It is not the mission of Freemasonry to engage in plots and conspiracies against the civil government. It is not the fanatical propagandist of any creed or theory. It is the apostle of liberty and equality. Pike, Albert Morals and Dogma White, Randy Wayne Dead Silence US 2009 Fiction 1871 10303 When the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat. Genesis 3:6 White, Randy Wayne Seduced US 2016 Fiction 10304 Seduction begins with a fantasy that, pending a willing partner and a safe place, choreographs its own dangerous reality. Tomlinson, H. M. White, Randy Wayne Seduced US 2016 Fiction 10305 Everything that has happened, everything that will happen, it all exists in this single moment, endlessly surfacing and submerging; natural order, perfect law. The word “coincidence” is an invention that defines our own confusion better than it describes a unique occurrence. Tomlinson, S. M. White, Randy Wayne Night Vision US 2011 Fiction 10306 One life is all we have and we live it as we believe in living it. But to sacrifice what you are and to live without belief, that is a fate more terrible than dying. Joan of Arc White, Randy Wayne Night Vision US 2011 Fiction 10307 Reptiles are abhorrent because of their cold body, pale color, cartilaginous skeleton, filthy skin, fierce aspect, calculating eye, offensive smell, harsh voice, squalid habitation, and terrible venom; wherefore their creator has not exerted his powers to make many of them. Linnaeus, Carolus White, Randy Wayne Dead of Night US 2006 Fiction 1758 10308 Thou shalt not fear the terror of night; nor the arrow that flieth by day; nor the pestilence that walketh in darkness; nor the destruction that wasteth at noonday. A thousand may fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. Psalm 91:5-7 White, Randy Wayne Dead of Night US 2006 Fiction 10309 “. . . and they died with the smiles on their faces.” Nelson, Willie White, Randy Wayne Key West Connection US 2006 Fiction 10310 All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. Burke, Edmund White, Randy Wayne Hunter's Moon US 2007 Fiction 10311 It’s easier to be a genuinely humane person if you can afford to hire your own personal son of a bitch. Tomlinson, S. M. White, Randy Wayne Hunter's Moon US 2007 Fiction 10312 In conclusion, my despair: the conept that Echo City could be all there is; the thought that we are alone; the conceit that humanity rose from one man, expanding into one place, shunning the beyond though dangerous it must be. This is abhorent to me. It denies our nature, which has been proven again and again to be exultant and brave. It disregards the very idea of our progress as a race and the ultimate triumph that must come. But such ignorance is clasped to the heart of those who claim rule over us. And though I see glory in our future, before glory, I see pain. Daxia, Benjermen Truth -- An Exhortation to Revolt Lebbon, Tim Echo City 2010 Fiction 9781841499376 10313 No resident of this town, no dead man, but something in between. Brodsky, Joseph Lebedev, Sergei Oblivion Russian 2011 Fiction 9781939931252 10314 and now faint with fear, the miserable Lares scramble to the back of the shrine, shoving each other and stumbling, one little god falling over another, because they know what kind of sound that is, know by now the footsteps of the Furies. Cavafy, C. P. Footsteps Poem Lebedev, Sergei The Year of the Comet Russian 2014 Fiction 9781939931412 10315 Come what may, bad fortune is to be conquered by endurance. Virgil Lebbin, T. J. The Hunt 2015 Fiction 9780008122904 10316 Run when you can, walk if you have to, crawl if you must; just never give up. Karnazes, Dean Lebbin, T. J. The Hunt 2015 Fiction 9780008122904 10317 But let us leave this city & press on. Marco Polo Le Clezio, J. M. G. The Book of Flights French 1969 Fiction 9780099530473 10318 Human blood is a commodity. US Federal Trade Commission le Carre, John Single & Single 1999 Fiction 1966 340738979 10319 Just give me one thing that I can hold on to To believe in This living is a hard way to go. Prine, John Angel from Montgomery LeClaire, Anne Entering Normal 2001 Fiction 752847880 10320 So much to do today: kill memory, kill pain, turn heart into stone, and yet... Akhmatova, Anna LeClaire, Anne The Law of Bound Hearts 2004 Fiction 345460464 10321 Descendit as inferna: that is to say he discended down beneth into the lowe places. In stede of which loew places ye english tongu hathe euer vsed thys word hel. More, Thomas Ledgard, J. M. Submergence 2011 Fiction 9780224091374 10322 And is it not true in this instance also that one whom God blesses he curses in the same breath? Kierkegaard, Soren Leduc, Amanda The Miracles of Ordinary Men 2013 Fiction 9781770411111 10323 Democritus if he were still on Earth would deride a throng gazing with open mouth at a beast half camel, half leopard Horace Ledgard, J. M. Giraffe 2007 Fiction 9780099490531 10324 No hope. See, that's what gives me guts. Minutemen It's Expected I'm Gone Lance, Richard This Wicked World 2009 Fiction 9780316017374 10325 It doesn't matter whom you are paired against; your opponent is always yourself. Nakamura Lansdale, Joe. R. Mucho Mojo 1994 Fiction 9781473633506 10326 Heat not a furnace for your foe so hot That it do singe yourself. Shakespeare, William Henry VIII Play UK Lansdale, Joe. R. Rumble Timble 1998 Fiction 9781473633568 10327 "Remember what Nietzsche said -- 'Live dangerously.'" "You know what happened to Nietzsche." "What?" "He's dead." Sudden Fear Lansdale, Joe. R. Rumble Timble 1998 Fiction 9781473633568 10328 Life's like a bowl of chili in a strange cafe. Sometimes it's pretty tasty and spicy. Other times, it tastes like shit. Luke, Jim Bob Lansdale, Joe. R. Bad Chili 1997 Fiction 9781473633544 10329 A hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is braver five minutes longer. Emerson, Ralph Waldo Land, Jon The Tenth Circle 2013 Fiction 9781480414792 10330 In order for the light to shine so brightly, the darkness must be present. Bacon, Francis Land, Jon Strong Darkness 2014 Fiction 9780765370273 10331 The rising world of waters dark and deep. Mitlon, John Paradise Lost Lansdale, Joe. R. The Two-Bear Mambo 1995 Fiction 9781473633520 10332 If a lion could speak, we could not understand him. Wittgenstein, Ludwig Philosophical Investigations Lane, Andrew Netherspace 2017 Fiction 9781785651847 10333 What we've got here is a failure to communicate. Pearce, Donn & Pierson, Frank R. Cool Hand Luke Film Lane, Andrew Netherspace 2017 Fiction 1967 9781785651847 10334 He felt as though he carried within himself all that remained of the honor of men. Kessel, Joseph La Regle de l'Homme Lapierre, Alexandra Between Love & Honor 2008 Fiction 9781611091458 10335 Alas! the love of women! it is known to be a lovely and a fearful thing. Lord Byron Don Juan LaPlante, Alice A Circle of Wives 2014 Fiction 9780802122346 10336 I sing the body electric; The armies of those I love engirth me and I engirth them, They will not let me off till I go with them, respond to them, And discorrupt them, and charge them full with the charge of the soul. Whitman, Walt Leaves of Grass Larsen, Reif I Am Radar 2015 Fiction 9781594206160 10337 The only thing I am certain of is uncertainty itself and of this I cannot be certain. Roed-Larsen, Per Spesielle Partikler Larsen, Reif I Am Radar 2015 Fiction 9781594206160 10338 Double dead : adj. Meat that comes from an animal that has died of disease. Does not pass the necessary sanitary standards. Wendig, Chuck Double Dead UK 2011 Fiction 10339 She’s only a bird in a gilded cage, A beautiful sight to see. You may think she is happy and free from care, She’s not, though she seems to be. ’Tis sad when you think of her wasted life For youth cannot mate with age; And her beauty was sold for an old man’s gold, She’s a bird in a gilded cage. Lamb, Arthur J. A Bird in a Gilded Cage Wendig, Chuck Mockingbird UK 2012 Fiction 10340 formication (n) 1. the sensation that ants or other insects are crawling on one’s skin. Wendig, Chuck Invasive UK 2016 Fiction 10341 “Is this what you want? Will this make you happy? So Be It.” Weldon, Phaedra Phantasm US 2009 Fiction 10342 Why, then ’tis none to you, for there is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. To me it is a prison. Shakespeare, William Hamlet Weldon, Phaedra Revenant US 2010 Fiction 10343 Home is so sad. It stays as it was left, Shaped to the comfort of the last to go As if to win them back. Instead, bereft Of anyone to please, it withers so, Having no heart to put aside the theft And turn again to what it started as, A joyous shot at how things ought to be, Long fallen wide. You can see how it was: Look at the pictures and the cutlery. The music in the piano stool. That vase. Larkin, Philip Weiner, Jennifer Good in Bed US 2001 Fiction 10344 Love is nothing, nothing, nothing like they say. Phair, Liz Weiner, Jennifer Good in Bed US 2001 Fiction 10345 I married Isis on the fifth day of May But I could not hold on to her very long So I cut off my hair and I rode straight away For the wild unknown country where I could not go wrong. Dylan, Bob Isis Song Weiner, Jennifer Who Do You Love US 2015 Fiction 10346 “What is REAL?” asked the Rabbit one day, when they were lying side by side near the nursery fender, before Nana came to tidy the room. “Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stick-out handle?” “Real isn’t how you are made,” said the Skin Horse. “It’s a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become real.” “Does it hurt?” asked the Rabbit. “Sometimes,” said the Skin Horse, for he was always truthful. “When you are Real you don’t mind being hurt.” Williams, Margery The Velveteen Rabbit Weiner, Jennifer Little Earthquakes US 2004 Fiction 10347 “I wrote my way out.” Hamilton Hurricane Weiner, Jennifer Hungry Heart US 2016 Fiction 10348 Some say a parent should teach a child to swim. The Talmud Weiner, Jennifer Certain Girls US 2008 Fiction 10349 “Please, please, please, let me, let me, let me, let me get what I want this time.” The Smiths Song Weiner, Jennifer The Next Best Thing US 2012 Fiction 10350 Each suburban wife struggled with it alone. As she made the beds, shopped for groceries, matched slipcover material, ate peanut butter sandwiches with her children, chauffeured Cub Scouts and Brownies, lay beside her husband at night—she was afraid to ask even of herself the silent question—‘Is this all?’ Friedan, Betty The Feminine Mystique Weiner, Jennifer Goodnight Nobody US 2005 Fiction 10351 “Sighed Mayzie, a lazy bird hatching an egg: ‘I’m tired and I’m bored And I’ve kinks in my leg From sitting, just sitting here day after day. It’s work! How I hate it! I’d much rather play! I’d take a vacation, fly off for a rest, if I could find someone to stay on my nest! ” Dr. Seuss Horton Hatches the Egg Weiner, Jennifer Goodnight Nobody US 2005 Fiction 10352 “Well I had a dream and in it I went to a little town And all the girls in town were named Betty.” Anderson, Laurie Smoke Rings Weiner, Jennifer Goodnight Nobody US 2005 Fiction 10353 “So,” said Estella, “I must be taken as I have been made. The success is not mine, the failure is not mine, but the two together make me.” Dickens, Charles Great Expectations Weiner, Jennifer Then Came You US 2011 Fiction 10354 Vera said: “Why do you feel you have to turn everything into a story?” So I told her why: Because if I tell the story, I control the version. Because if I tell the story, I can make you laugh, and I would rather have you laugh at me than feel sorry for me. Because if I tell the story, it doesn’t hurt as much. Because if I tell the story, I can get on with it. Ephron, Nora Heartburn Weiner, Jennifer All Fall Down US 2014 Fiction 10355 “I can’t say that I’m sorry for the things that we done At least for a little while sir me and her we had us some fun” Springsteen, Bruce Nebraska Weiner, Jennifer Best Friends Forever US 2009 Fiction 10356 The witching hour, somebody had once whispered to her, was a special moment in the middle of the night when every child and every grown-up was in a deep deep sleep, and all the dark things came out from hiding and had the world to themselves. Dahl, Ronals The BFG Weiner, Jennifer The Littlest Bigfoot US 2016 Fiction 10357 In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. I simply can’t build up my hopes on a foundation consisting of confusion, misery, and death. I see the world gradually being turned into a wilderness, I hear the ever approaching thunder, which will destroy us too, I can feel the sufferings of millions and yet, if I look up into the heavens, I think that it will all come right, that this cruelty too will end, and that peace and tranquillity will return again. Frank, Anne Werner, Ursula The Good at Heart US 2017 Fiction 10358 In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. I simply can’t build up my hopes on a foundation consisting of confusion, misery, and death. I see the world gradually being turned into a wilderness, I hear the ever approaching thunder, which will destroy us too, I can feel the sufferings of millions and yet, if I look up into the heavens, I think that it will all come right, that this cruelty too will end, and that peace and tranquillity will return again. Elliot, T. S. The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock Wells, Dan I Am Not A Serial Killer US 2009 Fiction 10359 From childhood’s hour I have not been As others were—I have not seen As others saw. Poe, Edgar Allen Alone Wells, Dan Mr. Monster US 2010 Fiction 10360 where always it’s Spring) and everyone’s in love and flowers pick themselves Cummings, E. E. Who knows if the moon's Wells, Dan I Don't Want to Kill You US 2011 Fiction 10361 This, this the doom must be Of all who’ve loved, and lived to see The few bright things they thought would stay For ever near them, die away. Moore, Thomas Alone In Crowds to Wander On Wells, Dan The Devil's Only Friend US 2015 Fiction 10362 Come away, O human child! To the waters and the wild With a faery, hand in hand, For the world’s more full of weeping than you can understand. Yeats, William Butler The Stolen Child Wells, Dan Over Your Dead Body US 2016 Fiction 10363 Oh dreadful is the check—intense the agony— When the ear begins to hear, and the eye begins to see; When the pulse begins to throb, the brain to think again; The soul to feel the flesh, and the flesh to feel the chain. Bronte, Emily The Prisoner Wells, Dan The Hollow City US 2012 Fiction 10364 I sought my death and found it in my womb, I lookt for life and saw it was a shade, I trode the earth and knew it was my tomb, And now I die, and now I am but made. The glass is full, and now the glass is run, And now I live, and now my life is done. Tichborne, Chidiock Elegy Wells, Dan Nothing Left to Lose US 2017 Fiction 10365 And when they had decreed that Solomon should die, nothing discovered his death unto them, except the creeping thing of the eart, which ganwed his staff. And when his body fell down, the djinn plainly perceived that if they had known that which was hidden, they would not have continued in vile punishement. NA 10:14 Holy Qurán NA Gibson, William Singapore Yellow Singaporean 2015 Fiction IBSN 9789814423656 10366 Things are always different from what they might be. James, Henry The Portrait of a Lady Novel North America Gibbon, Maureen Thief American 2010 Fiction ISBN 9781848871847 10367 Strive to enter in at the strait gate NA Luke xiii Bible NA Gide, Andre Strait is the Gate French 1909 Fiction ISBN 10: 159569062 10368 Take hold of the kettle, broom, and pan, then you'll surely get a man! Shop and office leave alone, your true life's work lies at home. Common German Rhyme NA Rhyme Germany Gillham, David City of Women American 2012 Fiction 1930s ISBN 9781611761276 10369 Who will ever ask in three or five hundred year's time whether a Fraulein Muller or Schulze was unhappy? Himmler, Heinrich The Role Of Women In The Third Reich Speech Germany Gillham, David City of Women American 2012 Fiction ISBN 9781611761276 10370 What life is, we know not. What life does, we know well. Lord Perceval Letter England Gilbert, Elizabeth The Signature of All Things American 2013 Historical Fiction ISBN 9781408841914 10371 We were born of risen apes, not fallen angels, and the apes were armed killers besides. And so what shall we wonder at? Our murders and massacres and missiles, and our irreconcilable regiments? Or our treaties whatever they may be worth; our symphonies however seldom they may be played; our peaceful acres, however frequently they may be converted to battlefields; our dreams however rarely they may be accomplished. The miracle of man is not how far he has sunk but how magnificently he has risen. We are known among the stars by our poems, not our corpses. Ardrey, Robert African Gensis: A Personal Investigation into the Animal Origins and Nature of Man Non-fiction Scientific Review South Africa Gilchrist, Ellen Acts of God American 2014 Fiction ISBN 9781616205720 10372 As a man is, so he sees. Blake, William Letter to Revd. Dr. Trusler Letter England Gillard, Linda Star Gazing English 2008 Fiction ISBN 9781846524981 10373 What does it mean to love somebody? It is always to seize that person in a mass, extract him or her from a group, however small, in which he or she participates, whether it be through the family only or through something else; then to not find that person's own {wofl} packs, the multiplicities he or she encloses within himself or herself which may be of an entirely different anture Delueze, Gilles A Thousand Plateaus Novel France Giordano, Paolo Like Family Italian 2015 Fiction ISBN 9781682620557 10374 We knew very well that we were damned, But hope of love along the way Made both of us think Of what the Gypsy did prophesy. Apollinaire, Guillaume Poem France Girard, Anne Madame Picasso American 2014 Fiction ISBN-10: 141047593 10375 Ask the locals how sweet the wreckage of damned near everybody was around that little pube-rioting Julet and her moon-whelp Romeo. Hannah, Barry High Lonesome Novel North America Giraldi, William Busy Monsters American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9780393079623 10376 We hunt the wind, we worship the statue, cry aloud to the desert. Hazlitt, William On Living to One's Self Letter England Giraldi, William Busy Monsters American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9780393079623 10377 What is your beast? Whitman, Charles Speech North America Giraldi, William Busy Monsters American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9780393079623 10378 O unteachably after evil, but unuttering truth. Hopkins, Gerard Wreck of the Deutschland Poem UK Giraldi, William Hold the Dark American 2014 Fiction ISBN 13: 9780393079623 10379 We fear the cold and the things we do not understand. But most of all we fear the doings of the heedless ones among ourselves. Eskimo Shaman The Winter of Man interview Artic Region Giraldi, William Hold the Dark American 2014 Fiction ISBN 9780871404947 10380 What are little boys made of? Snips and Snails, and puppy-dog's tails. That's what little boys are made of. Nursery Rhyme What are Little Boys Made of? Nursery Rhyme England Girard, Geoffrey Cain's Blood Germany 2013 Fiction ISBN 9781476704050 10381 The rain was so hard that it cleaned the pigs and covered the humans in filth. Lichtenberh, Georg NA Article Germany Gakas, Sergios Ashes Greece 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781849164924 10382 In the way that a gambler who has lost can easily imagine himself again in possession of his money, thinking how false, how undeserved was the process that took it from him, so he sometimes found himself unwilling to believe what had happened, or ertain that his marraige would somehow be foundagain. So much of it was still in existence. Salter, James Light Years Novel North America Glass, Julia The Widower's Tale American 2010 Fiction ISBN 9780307750990 10383 nothing every repeats itself in human history everything that at first glance seems the same is in its own way exactly the same; every human being is a star unto himself, everything happens perpetually and never at all, everything repeats itself endlessly and nevermore Kis, Danilo Poem Serbia Gleichmann, Gabi Elixir of Immortality Swedish 2013 Fiction ISBN 9781306914406 10384 BAR-KOKHBA (raising a dagger) A salve who wields a dagger is not a slave! Halkin, Shmuel Bar-Kohkba Play Moscow Goldberg, Paul The Yid American 2016 Fiction ISBN-13: 978-1250079039 10385 Caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar. Wayfarer, there is no road, you make the road as you go. Machado, Antonio Proverbios y Cantares, 34 Poem Spain Godwin, Gail Queen of the Underworld American 2006 Fiction ISBN 9781588365187 10386 Tamino: Wann wird das Licht mein Auge finen! Priests: Bald, Bald, Jungling. Oder nie. [when will my eyes find the light! Soon, soon, Youth, or never.] Emanuel Schikaneder The Magic Flute Opera Germany Godwin, Gail Violet Clay American 1978 Fiction ISBN 9780394499123 10387 At this point I must explain that absolution by means of repentance is possible for all sins with the exception of three. One of these is elading people astray by estblishing an evil practice or issuing a wrong decision, since the damage done cannot be repaired. Of one who commits such a sin Scripture says: Whoso causeth the upright to go astray in an evil way, he shall fall himself into his own pit. Gaon, Saadia Kitab al-Amanat wal-l'tikadat (The Book of Belief and Opinions) Religious Text Iraq Goldberg, Myla The False Friend American 2010 Fiction ISBN 9780307390707 10388 We cannot become the person we long to be by ignoring the persons we have been. Hirsch, Richard Mahzor Leyamim Nora'im (Prayerbook for the Days of Awe) Religious Text Israel Goldberg, Myla The False Friend American 2010 Fiction ISBN 9780307390707 10389 if thou be among people make for thyself love, the begininng and end of the heart. Vizier Ptahhotep Instructions of Ptah-Hotep Religious Text Egypt Golding, William The Pyramid English 1967 Fiction ISBN 9780571309184 10390 Vladimir: Suppose we repented… Estragon: Our being born? Beckett, Samuel Waiting for Godot Play Ireland Goldman, Francisco Say Her Name American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781410439529 10391 It isn't simply death - it's always the death of someone. Leclaire, Serge NA Article France Goldman, Francisco Say Her Name American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781410439529 10392 Dear Losse! Since thy untimely fate My task hath beene to meditate on Thee, on Thee; Thou art the Book, The Library whereon I look, Though almost blind. King, Henry (Bishop of Chichester) Exequy on his Wife Poem England Goldman, Francisco Say Her Name American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781410439529 10393 I wouldn’t want to be faster or greener than now if you were with me O you were the best of all my days O'Hara, Frank Animals Poem North America Goldman, Francisco Say Her Name American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781410439529 10394 … and perhaps you will find out when you go to heaven, after your gig with the Shanghai Bureau. And perhaps you will find your bear costume in a closet in heaven. Estrada, Aura My Shanghai Days Novel Mexico Goldman, Francisco Say Her Name American 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781410439529 10395 O that thou wouldest hide me in the grave, that thou wouldest keep me secret, until thy wrath be past, that thou wouldest appoint me a set time, and remember me! If a man die, shall he live again? All the days of my appointed time will I wait, till my change come. Thou shalt call, and I will answer thee: thou wilt have a desire to the work of thy hands. For now thou numberest my steps: dost thou not watch over my sin? My transgression is sealed up in a bag, and thou sewest up mine inquity. And surely the mountain falling cometh to nought, and the rock is moved out of his place. The waters near the stones: thou washest away the things which grow out of the dust of the earth; and thou destroyest the hope of man. Thou prevailest for ever against him, and he passeth: thou changest his countenance and sendest him away. His sons come to honour, and he knoweth it not; and they are brought low, but he perceiveth it not of them. But his flesh upon him shall have pain, and his soul within him shall mourn. Job 14:13-22 Larsson, Asa Until Thy Wrath Be Past 2008 Fiction 9780857050724 10396 Fly-by-wire \ˈflī-bī-ˌwī(-ə)r\ adjective, (1968): of, relating to, being, or utilizing a flight-control system in which controls are operated electrically rather than mechanically. Merriam-Webster's 11th Collegiate Dictionary Definitionof a word Larsen, Ward Fly By Wire 2010 Fiction 9781933515861 10397 History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake. Joyce, James Ulysses Novel Ireland Larteguy, Jean The Praetorians 1961 Fiction 9780143110231 10398 You think of Detroit in the modern period as a huge, vast African-American ghetto. It's like New Orleans after the flood. Detroit has been through all this and they didn't even have a natural disaster. It just got washed over by America. Sinclair, John US Lasser, Scott Say Nice Things About Detroit 2012 Fiction 9780393082999 10399 I don't mean to be sarcastic, but there just isn't anyone left to kill. Christmas, Stanley US Lasser, Scott Say Nice Things About Detroit 2012 Fiction 9780393082999 10400 High status is thought by many (but freely admitted by few) to be one of the finest of earthly goods. de Botton, Alain Lat, David Supreme Ambitions 2015 Fiction 9781627220460 10401 If nothing else, there's applause... like waves of love pouring over the footlights. All About Eve Lat, David Supreme Ambitions 2015 Fiction 9781627220460 10402 I'm tough, I'm ambitious, and I know exactly what I want. If that makes me a bitch, OK. Madonna US Lat, David Supreme Ambitions 2015 Fiction 9781627220460 10403 Wearing a hat confers undeniable authority over those without one. Bernard, Tristan Laurain, Antoine The President's Hat 2013 Fiction 9781908313478 10404 God has pity on kindergarten children. He has less pity on school children. And on grownups he has no pity at all. Amichai, Yehudah Lavigne, Michael The Wanting 2013 Fiction 9780805212556 10405 Like birds in flight He sends them on their way To what shore or branch Or outstretched arm I cannot say Only that, once gone, They may never return. Chernoff, Pierre "The Children", The Winter Notebook Lavigne, Michael The Wanting 2013 Fiction 2003 9780805212556 10406 Nobody trusts anybody now, and we're all very tired. Carpenter, John The Thing La Valle, Victor Big Machine 2009 Fiction 9780385527989 10407 Why is the Universe so big? Because we are here! Wheeler, John Lawhead, Stephen The Skin Map 2010 Fiction 9781595549358 10408 You be the judges Between Me and My vineyard: What more could have been done for My vineyard? That I failed to do in it? Why, when I hoped it would yield grapes, Did it yield wild grapes? Isaiah 5:3 Labiner, Norah Let the Dark Flower Blossom 2013 Fiction 9781566893206 10409 There sat down, once, a thing on Henry's heart so heavy, if he had a hundred years & more, & weeping, sleepless, in all them time Henry could not make good. Starts again always in Henry's ears the little cough somewhere, an ordour, a chime. And there is another thing he has in mind like a grave Sienese face a thousand years would fail to blur the still profiled reproach of. Ghastly, with open eyes, he attends, blind. All the bells say: too late. This is not for tears; thinking. But never did Henry, as he thought he did, end anyone and hacks her body up and hide the pieces, where they may be found. He knows: he went over everyone, & nobody's missing. Often he reckons, in the dawn, them up. Nobody is ever missing. Berryman, John Dream Song 29 Poem Lacey, Catherine Nobody is Ever Missing 2014 Fiction 9780374534493 10410 I say to you againe, doe not call up Any that you can not put downe. Lovecraft, H. P. The Case of Charles Dexter Ward La Farge, Paul The Night Ocean 2017 Fiction 9781101981085 10411 Opinion is not worth a rush; In this altarpiece the knight, Who grips his long spear so to push That dragon through the fading light. Yeats, W. B. Michael Robartes and the Dancer Poem Lagercrantz, David Fall of Man in Wilmslow 2009 Fiction 9780857059895 10412 Run! Hartley, Hal La Farge, Paul Luminous Airplanes 2011 Fiction 9780374194314 10413 At the end of daybreak... Cesaire, Aime Notebook of a Return to the Native Land Laferriere, Dany The Return 2009 Fiction 1939 9781553658085 10414 The beginning of all art in the deep north a rice-planting song Basho Japan Laferriere, Dany I am a Japanese Writer 2008 Fiction 9781553655831 10415 Since love and fear can scarely exist together, if we must choose between them, it is much safer to be feared than loved. Machiavelli, Niccolo Lakhous, Amara Divorce Islamic Style 2010 Fiction 9781609450663 10416 As for my irony, or if we prefer, my satire, I think it frees me from everything that irriates me, oppresses me, offends me, makes me feel uneasy in society. Flaiano, Ennio Lakhous, Amara Divorce Islamic Style 2010 Fiction 9781609450663 10417 Imagine that Noah knocked his house apart and used the planks to build an ark, while his neighbors looked on, full of doubt. A house, he must have told them, should be daubed with pitch and built to float cloud high, if need be. A lettuce patch was of no use at all, and a good foundation was worse than useless. A house should have a compass and a keel. The neighbors would have put their hands in their pockets and chewed their lips and strolled home to houses they now found wanting in ways they could not understand. Robinson, Marilynne Housekeeping Laken, Carrie Dream House 2009 Fiction 9780060840921 10418 Mr. Editor, you show these southerners too much respect by taking an interest in them in your noble, long-established newspaper. As far as I'm concerned, there is no "question of the southerners in Turin" but only the problem of sending home shirkers and good-for-nothings, who come to the north not to work but only to commit crimes. Send them back to their land, and let that be the end of it. Gazzetta del Popolo Lakhous, Amara Dispute Over a Very Italian Piglet 2013 Fiction 1959 9781609451882 10419 I am a southerner, married, with a child a few months old. I ask no favors, only an apartment to rent, and I can give the highest guarantee of payment. I buy La Stampa every day, and I read with pleasure some article or item of news, good or bad, and finally my gaze falls on the classified ads. Even though I bombard the advertisers with telephone calls all day, starting early in the morning, I always find the line busy, and if someone should happen to answer, the first question I get is the following: "You're a southerner? I'm sorry, I can't." Or other responses too repellent to repeat, or perhaps, "Our rooms are quiet, and we don't want the disturbances that children cause." Since I don't have the privilege of at least explaining myself, and since as soon as I'm identified as southerner the excuse of the children comes up, I would like to address a few words to these people who are more civilized than me: I am and feel myself a Christian, and so I believe that all of us in the world are children of God. In all the nations of the world, without distinction between north and south, there are good people and bad, with children and without children. I personally deplore these ways of thinking: How can we celebrate the Centenary of Italian Unification with such feelings? La Stampa Lakhous, Amara Dispute Over a Very Italian Piglet 2013 Fiction 1961 9781609451882 10420 There has never been since New-York was founded so low and ignorant a class among the immigrants who poured in here as the Italians. [...] They become the scavengers of our streets, their children grow up in filthy cellars, packed with rags and bones, or in crowded attics, where many families lodge together, and then are sent out into the streets to make money by the street trades. The New York Times Newspaper Article US Lakhous, Amara The Prank of the Good Little Virgin of Via Ormea 2014 Fiction 1882 9781609453091 10421 A wise man laughs when he can. He knows very well that there will be much to cry about in life. Roma Proverb Proverb Lakhous, Amara The Prank of the Good Little Virgin of Via Ormea 2014 Fiction 9781609453091 10422 ...il n'est pas de désir plus grand que celui du blessé pour une autre blessure. (No greater desire exists than a wounded person's need for another wound.) Bataille, Georges Le Coupable Lalo, Eduardo Simone 2011 Fiction 9780226207483 10423 Habla con su propia palabra sólo la herida. (Only the wound speaks its own word.) Porchia, Antonio Voces Lalo, Eduardo Simone 2011 Fiction 9780226207483 10424 Sometimes the fairies fancy mortals, and carry them away into their own country, leaving instead some sickly fairy child... Most commonly they steal children. If you "over look a child", that is look on it with envy, the fairies have it in their power. Many things can be done to find out if a child's a changeling, but there is one infallible thing -- lay it on the fire... Then if it be a changeling it will rush up the chimney with a cry... Yeats, W. B. Lally, Caitriona Eggshells 2015 Fiction 9781909718999 10425 Silence is death And you, if you speak, you die If you are silent you die So, speak and die. Djaout, Tahar Lalami, Laila Secret Son 2009 Fiction 9781565129795 10426 The fact that I am writing to you in English already falsifies what I wanted to tell you. Firmat, Gustavo Perez Dedication Lalami, Laila Secret Son 2009 Fiction 9781565129795 10427 False face must hide what the false heart doth know. Shakespeare, William Macbeth Play UK Lam, Laura False Hearts 2016 Fiction 9780765382054 10428 Rocks stand stock-still, unawared by time and change. Waters lie rippling, grieved at ebb and flow. Lady Thanh Quan Lam, Vincent The Headmaster Wager 2012 Fiction 9780307986467 10429 Anything is bearable as long as you can make a story out of it... Momaday, M. Scott Lam, Andrew Birds of Paradise Lost: Stories 2013 Fiction 9781597092685 10430 No hero is immortal till he dies. Auden, W. H. Land, Jon Pandora's Temple 2012 Fiction 9781453224656 10431 Justice consists not in being neutral between right and wrong, but in finding out the right and upholding it, wherever found, against the wrong. Roosevelt, Teddy Land, Jon Strong Justice 2010 Fiction 9780765323361 10432 But the hearts of small children are delicate organs. A cruel beginning in this world can twist them into curious shapes. McCullers, Carson Land, Ali Good Me Bad Me 2017 Fiction 9780718182922 10433 By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity. Another man's, I mean. Twain, Mark Following the Equator Lansdale, Joe. R. Paradise Sky 2015 Fiction 9781444787177 10434 I can't stand a damn liar and have no respect for one. But an artful exaggerator always gets my full attention and my undying respect. Love, Nat Lansdale, Joe. R. Paradise Sky 2015 Fiction 9781444787177 10435 ...I regarded men as something much less than the buildings they made and inhabited, as mere lodgers and short-term sub-lessees of small importance in the long, fruitful life of their homes. Ryder, Charles Brideshead Revisited Lane, Johanna Black Lake 2014 Fiction 9780316228831 10436 Count your colours, oh chameleon, Aborigine of wood and wind, Count your colours in the rainbow of the fern, In the thick, ashen hide of the sapling tree. Osundare, Niyi Langa, Mandla The Lost Colours of the Chameleon South African 2008 Fiction 9781770100848 10437 We'll walk you through every step of the way. A soldier accompanying a condemned man to a firing squad Langa, Mandla The Lost Colours of the Chameleon South African 2008 Fiction 9781770100848 10438 The world breaks everyone, and afterward, some are strong at the broken places. Hemingway, Ernest Land, Jon Strong at the Break 2011 Fiction 9780765323378 10439 He walked toward the sheets of flame. They did not bite his flesh, they caressed him and flooded him without heat or combustion. With relief, with humiliation, with terror, he understood that he also was an illusion, that someone else was dreaming him. Borges, Jorge Luis The Circular Ruins Langer, Adam The Thieves of Manhattan 2010 Fiction 9781400068913 10440 A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies. Wilde, Oscar Lancaster, Jen The Best of Enemies 2015 Fiction 9780451471093 10441 Love your enemies, for they tell you your faults. Franklin, Benjamin Lancaster, Jen The Best of Enemies 2015 Fiction 9780451471093 10442 A strong foe is better than a weak friend. Dahlberg, Edward Lancaster, Jen The Best of Enemies 2015 Fiction 9780451471093 10443 I don't believe an accident of birth makes people sisters of brothers. It makes them siblings, gives them mutuality of parentage. Sisterhood and brotherhood is a condition people have to work at. Angelou, Maya Lancaster, Jen Twisted Sisters 2014 Fiction 9780451239655 10444 Big sisters are the crabgrass in the lawn of life. Schulz, Charles M. Lancaster, Jen Twisted Sisters 2014 Fiction 9780451239655 10445 Me and my sisters all have such different body types. Kardashian, Kim Lancaster, Jen Twisted Sisters 2014 Fiction 9780451239655 10446 Now, gods, stand up for bastards. Shakespeare, William King Lear Play UK Lange, Richard Sweet Nothing: Stories 2015 Fiction 9781444790023 10447 We remember our lives as if they were fables. Anonymous Lansdale, Joe. R. The Thicket 2013 Fiction 9781444736915 10448 The word to me is like a lasting storm. Shakespeare, William Pericles Land, Jon Strong Rain Falling 2013 Fiction 9780765331502 10449 Truth is like a sentence. How did I deserve it? Saylor, Steven Krajewski, Marek Phantoms of Breslau 2005 Fiction 9781612192727 10450 In that case, I'll miss the thing by waiting for it. FK Krasznahorkai, Laszlo Satantango Hungarian 1985 Fiction 9780811217347 10451 Either it's night, or we don't need light. Pynchon, Thomas Thelonious Monk Krasznahorkai, Laszlo Seiobo There Hungarian 2008 Fiction 9780811219679 10452 I'd often dreamed of going West to see the country, always vaguely planning and never taking off. Kerouac, Jack On the Road Novel US Kraft, Eric Flying 2006 Fiction 9780312428723 10453 You shall not discern the footprints of any other; you shall not see the face of man; you shall not hear any name -- Emerson, Ralph Waldo Self-Reliance Essay US Krauss, Nicole Man Walks into a Room 2002 Fiction 385721919 10454 Grave et religieux il reprend sa calme attitude: il demeure -- symbole qui grandit -- et, penche sur l'apparence du Monde, sent vaguement en lui, resorbees, les generations humaines qui passent. Gide, Andre Kracht, Christian Imperium 2012 Fiction 9780374175245 10455 Naked people have little or no influence on society. Twain, Mark US Kracht, Christian Imperium 2012 Fiction 9780374175245 10456 Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow, He who would reac for pearls must dive below. Dryden, John Kress, Nancy Fountain of Age 2012 Fiction 9781931520454 10457 ...That was how things were back then. Anything that grew took its time growing, and anything that perished took a long time to be forgotten. But everything that had once existed left its traces, and people lived on memories just as they now live on the ability to forget quickly and emphatically. Roth, Joseph The Radetzky March Krivak, Andrew The Sojourn 2011 Fiction 9781934137345 10458 It's difficult with the weight of the rifle. Leave it -- under the oak. Jones, David In Paranthesis Krivak, Andrew The Sojourn 2011 Fiction 9781934137345 10459 So now I am still awatch for the signal-flame, the gleaming fire that is to harbinger news from Troy... Aeschylus Agamemnon Krivak, Andrew The Signal Flame 2017 Fiction 9781501126376 10460 Darest thou now O soul, Walk out with me toward the unknown region, Where neither ground is for the feet nor any path to follow? Whitman, Walt Krusoe, Jim Erased 2009 Fiction 9780980243673 10461 Somewhere someone is traveling furiously toward you, At incredible speed, traveling day and night, through blizzards and desert heat, across torrents, through narrow passes. But will he know where to find you, Recognize you when he sees you, Give you the thing he has for you? Ashbery, John At North Farm Krusoe, Jim Toward You 2011 Fiction 9780982569115 10462 There are nights when I awake from a terrible nightmare, my simplest and most frightening dream. I am lying in a deep sleep in the bed I lay down in that evening. The setting and the time are the same as the actual setting and time. If the nightmare begins at midnight, for instance, it places me in precisely the degree of darkness and silence reigning at that hour. I can see and feel my position; I know the bed and room I am sleeping in. My dream stretches like a fine skin over my body and over the state of my sleep at the moment. One might even say I am awake. I am awake though asleep and dreaming my wakefulness at the same moment I am dreaming my sleep. Blecher, Max Adventures in Immediate Krusoe, Jim The Sleep Garden 2016 Fiction 9781941040188 10463 Everyone that sleeps is beautiful, every thing in the dim light is beautiful... Whitman, Walt The Sleepers Krusoe, Jim The Sleep Garden 2016 Fiction 9781941040188 10464 Il pleure dans mon coeur Comme il pleut sur la ville. Quelle est cette langueur Qui penetre mon coeur? It rains in my heart As it rains on the town What is this sadness That creeps into my heart? Verlaine Krusoe, Jim Parsifal 2012 Fiction 9781935639343 9781451645828 10465 Interns are invisible. You can tell executives your name a hundred times and they will never remember it because they have no respect for someone at the bottom of the barrel, working for free. The irony is that they will heap important duties on you with total abandon. The more of these duties you voluntarily accept, the more you will get, simultaneously acquiring TRUST AND ACCESS. Ultimately, your target will trust you with his life and that is when you will take it. The Intern's Handbook Fictional? Kuhn, Shane The Intern's Handbook 2014 Fiction 9781476733807 10466 It is not light that we need, but fire, it is not the gentle shower, but thunder. We need the storm, the whirlwind, and the earthquake. Douglass, Frederick The Meaning of Fourth of July Speech North America Golden, Christie Tides of War American 2012 Fiction ISBN 9781416550761 10467 Wherever there is light, one can photograph. Stieglitz, Alfred NA NA North America Golden, Peter Wherever There is Light American 2015 Fiction ISBN 9781501107634 10468 Treason and murder ever kept together As two yoke-devils sworn to either’s purpose, Working so grossly in a natural cause That admiration did not whoop at them: But thou, 'gainst all proportion, didst bring in Wonder to wait on treason and on murder, And whatsoever cunning fiend it was That wrought upon thee so preposterously Hath got the voice in hell for excellence... Shakespeare, William Henry V Play England Gomez-Jurado, Juan The Traitor's Emblem Spainish 2011 Fiction ISBN 9781439198797 10469 I am the Lord thy God Thou Shalt have no other gods before me Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy Honour thy father and mother Thou shalt not kill Thou shalt not commit adultery Thou shalt not steal Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's house NA The Ten Commandments The Holy Bible NA Gomez-Jurado, Juan Contract with God Spainish 2013 Fiction ISBN 9781494242176 10470 Start with an empty canvas Sketch in broad outline the forms of men, women, and children. Dip into the unconsciousness well of your own disowned darkness with a wide brush and strain the strangers with the sinister hue of the shadow. Trace onto the face of the enemy the greed, hatred, carelessness you dare not claim as your own. Obscure the sweet individuality of each face. Erase all hints of the myriad loves, hopes, fears that play through the kaleidoscope of every infinite heart. Twist the smile until it forms the downward arc of cruelty. Strip flesh from bone until only the abstract skeleton of death remains. Exaggerate each feature until man is metamorphasized into beast, vermin, insect. Fill in the background with malignant figures from ancient nightmares – devils, demons, myrmidons of evil. When your icon of the enemy is complete you will be able to kill without guilt, slaughter without shame. The thing you destroy will have become merely an enemy of God, an impediment to the sacred dialectic of history Sam Keen Faces of the Enemy Poem North America Gomez-Jurado, Juan Contract with God Spainish 2010 Fiction ISBN 9781494242176 10471 Of the not very many ways known of sheddding one's body, falling, falling, falling is the supreme method, but you have to select your sill or ledge very carefully so as not to hurt yourself or others. Nabokov, Vladimir Pale Fire Novel Russia Goodman, Joanna The Finishing School Canadian 2017 Fictoin ISBN 9780062465597 10472 I love you, even if there isn't any me, or any love, or even any life. Fitzgerald, Zelda Letter to Scott Letter North America Goodman, Joanna The Finishing School Canadian 2017 Fictoin ISBN 9780062465597 10473 It wasn’t the cold river bottom I felt rushing over me It wasn't the bitterness of a dream that didn’t come true It wasn’t the wind in the gray fields I felt rushing through No no baby, baby it was you Springsteen, Bruce Valentine's Day Song North America Goolrick, Robert Heading Out to Wonderful American 2012 Fiction ISBN 9781443412377 10474 Hush little baby My poor little thing You've been shuffled about Like a pawned wedding ring It must seem strange Love was here then gone And the Oklahoma sunrise Becomes the Amarillo dawn What's important in this life? Ask the man Who's lost his wife Hunde, Chrissie Thumbelina Song North America Gordon, Neil The Company You Keep South African 2003 Fiction 1984 ISBN 9780142004524 10475 Midway in our life's journey, I went astray from the straight road and woke to find myself alone in a dark wood. Dante Inferno Poem Italy Gordon, Alex Gideon American 2015 Fiction 1300s (ISBN)0061687375 10476 We have come this far This is given to us, to touch each other in this way Rilke, Rainer Second Duino Elegy Elegy Austria Gordon, Mary The Love of My Youth American 2012 Fiction ISBN-13: 978-0307390325 10477 Therefore where your treasure is, there also your heart lies. NA Matthew 6:21 The Holy Bible NA Gordon, Mary There Your Heart Lies American 2017 Fiction ISBN 10: 0307907945 ISBN 10478 The past cannot be cured. Elizabeth I Statement to Parliament Speech England Gortner, C.W. The Tudor Vendetta American 2014 Fiction ISBN 9781444720891 10479 Se gli uomini sapessino le ragioni della paura mia, capir potrebbo il mio dolor. (If people knew the reasons for my fears, they would be able to understand my pain) Borgia, Lucrezia NA Speech Borgian/ Italian Gortner, C.W. The Vatican Princess American 2016 Fiction ISBN 9781444755084 10480 I am, at heart, a gentleman. Dietrich, Marlene NA Statement Germany/ America Gortner, C.W. Marlene American 2016 Fiction ISBN 9780062465870 10481 Bottle! Whose mysterious deep does ten thousand secrets keep, With attentive ear I wait; Ease my mind and speak my fate. Rabelais, François Book 5 Gargantua and Pantagruel France Gortner, C.W. The Confessions of Catherine de Medici American 2011 Fiction ISBN-10: 9780345501875 10482 I have come to this land I certainly do not intend to leave it to flee or shirk my work; nor shall I give such glory to my enemies or such pain to my subjects. Isabella I of Castille NA Speech Spain Gortner, C.W. The Queen's Vow American 2012 Fiction ISBN 9781455154012 10483 I knew , sitting there, that I might be a real nihilist, that it wasn’t always just a hip pose. That I drifted and quit because nothiing meant anything, no one, choice, was really better. That I was, in a way, too free, or tha t this kind of freedom wasnt actually real - I was free to choose 'whatever'because it didnt really matter. But that this, too, was because of something I chose - I had somehow chosen to have nothing matter... The point was that through making this choice, I didnt matter - even just to myself - I would have to be less free, by deciding to choose in some kind of definite way. Even if it was nothing more than an act of will. Wallace, David Foster The Pale King Novel North America Gould, Emily Friendship American 2014 Fiction 2011 ISBN 9780349004419 10484 Can I handle the season of my life? Nicks, Stevie Landslide Song North America Gould, Emily Friendship American 2014 Fiction 2009 ISBN 9780349004419 10485 There are many cumbersome ways to kill a man. You can make him carry a plank of wood to the top of a hill and nail him to it. To do this properly you require a crowd of people wearing sandals, a cock that crows, a cloak to dissect, a sponge, some vinegar and one man to hammer the nails home. Or you can take a length of steel, shaped and chased in a traditional way, and attempt to pierce the metal cage he wears. But for this you need white horses, English trees, men with bows and arrows, at least two flags, a prince, and a castle to hold your banquet in. Dispensing with nobility, you may, if the wind allows, blow gas at him. But then you need a mile of mud sliced through with ditches, not to mention black boots, bomb craters, more mud, a plague of rats, a dozen songs and some round hats made of steel. In an age of aeroplanes, you may fly miles above your victim and dispose of him by pressing one small switch. All you then require is an ocean to separate you, two systems of government, a nation's scientists, several factories, a psychopath and land that no-one needs for several years. These are, as I began, cumbersome ways to kill a man. Simpler, direct, and much more neat is to see that he is living somewhere in the middle of the twentieth century, and leave him there. Brock, Edwin Five Ways to Kill a Man Poem England Gray, Alex Five Ways to Kill a Man Scottish 2010 Fiction ISBN 9781407409870 10486 What do you think a man does who has a hundred sheep and one of them gets lost? He will leave the other ninety-nine grazing hillside and go and look for the lost sheep. When he finds it, I tell you, he feels, happier over this one sheep than over the ninety-nine that did not get lost. In just the same way your father in heaven does not want any of these little ones to be lost. St. Matthew's Gospel Luke 18: 12-14 The Holy Bible NA Gray, Alex A Pound of Flesh Scottish 2012 Fiction ISBN 9781847443939 10487 This is the bird that never flew This is the tree that never grew This is the bell that never sang This is the fish that never swam NA Legend of the Glasgow Coat of Arms Verse UK Gray, Alex The Bird that Did Not Sing Scottish 2014 Fiction ISBN 9780751548273 10488 There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. Edith Wharton North American Review Review North America Grannec, Yannick The Goddress of Small Victories French 2014 Fiction 1902 ISBN 9781322200651 10489 In the day when the keepers of the house shall tremble, and the strong men shall bow themselves, and the grinders cease because they are few, and those looking through the windows be darkened, AND the doors shall be shut in the street, when the sound of grinding is low, and he shall rise up at the voice of the bird, and all the duaghters of musick shall be brought low; ALSO when they shall be afraid of that which is high, and dears shall be in the way, and the almond tree shall flourish, and the grasshopper shall be a burden, and desire shall failL because man goeth to his long home, and the mourners go about the streets. NA Ecclesiastes 12:3-5 The Holy Bible NA Grau, Shirley Ann The Keeper s of the House American 1964 Fiction ISBN 9780807120316 10490 He has cast me into the mire, and I have become like dust and ashes. NA Job 30:19 The Holy Bible NA Graham, Marc Of Ashes and Dust English 2017 Fiction ISBN 978-1432833930 10491 Let flow the purest blood, give from your own veins, To blend with many bloods and thus his cult sustain Sor Juana Ines De La Cruz The Divice Narcissus Play Mexico Gray, Casey Discount American 1689 Fiction (ISBN)9780715650394 10492 We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep. Shakespeare, William The Tempest Play England Gray, Alex Sleep Like The Dead Scottish 2011 Fiction 1611 ISBN 9780751543797 10493 The distinction between the past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion. Einstein, Albert Letter to Michelle Besso Letter Germany Gray, Juliiana A Most Extraordinary Pursuit American 1964 Fiction 1954 ISBN 9780698176485 10494 … the very existence of London depends on the navigation of the Thames, insomuch that if this river were rendered unavigable, London would soon become a heap of ruins, like nineveh and Babylon… NA The Picture of London for 1818 Illustration/ Guide Book England Granger, Ann The Dead Woman of Deptford English 2016 Fiction 1918 ISBN 9781472204530 10495 I fear, too early: for my mind misgives Some consequence yet hanging in the stars Shall bitterly begin his fearful date With this night's revels and expire the term Of a despised life closed in my breast By some vile forfeit of untimely death. But He, that hath the steerage of my course, Direct my sail! On, lusty gentlemen. Shakespeare, William Romeo and Juliet Play England Duncan, Elizabeth Untimley Death Canadian 2015 Fiction 1597 ISBN 9781629532042 10496 I have lived in the desert for years and I have come to believe in such things. It is a place of pockets. The trompe l'oeil of time and water. The jackal with one eye that looks back and one that regards the path you consider taking. In his jaws are pieces of the past he delivers to you, and when all of that time is fully discovered it will prove to have been already known. Ondaatje, Michael Kumar, Amrita Damage 2009 Fiction 9788172236748 10497 The Lord God fashioned Adam from the dust of the earth and blew the spirit of life into his nostrils so that Adam became a living being. Genesis 2:7 Scripture al-Koni, Ibrahim Anubis: A desert Novel 2002 Fiction 9789774166365 10498 For that which befalleth the sons of men befalleth beasts; even one thing befalleth them: as the one dieth, so dieth the other; yea, they have all one breath; so that a man hath no preeminence above a beast: for all is vanity. All go unto one place; all are of the dust, and all turn to dust again. Ecclesiastes 3:19-20 al-Koni, Ibrahim Gold Dust 1990 Fiction 9781906697020 10499 Among those owing fealty to the sultan of this kingdom are the peoples of the deserts of gold dust. The heathen savages who live there bring him gold each year, and when the sultan wishes, he seizes them as his slaves. But as the rulers of this kingdom know from experience, no sooner do they conquer one of these cities than the gold begins to dwindle. No sooner do they establish Islam there, and no sooner does the call to prayer go out, than the gold dries up completely. Meanwhile, throughout the neighboring heathen countries, the gold continues to grow and grow. al-'Umari, Ibn Fadlallah The Kingdom of Mali and its Surroundings al-Koni, Ibrahim Gold Dust 1990 Fiction 9781906697020 10500 Be watchful, and strengthen the things which remain, that are ready to die: for I have not found thy works perfect before God. Revelation 3:2 Kunstler, James Howard The Witch of Hebron 2010 Fiction 9780802119612 10501 Dans le desert, voyes-vous, il y a tout, et il n'y a rien... c'est Dieu sans les hommes. Balzac Une passion dans le desert Kunzru, Hari Gods Without Men 2011 Fiction 1830 9780141020211 10502 De Indio y Negra, nace Lobo, de Indio y Mestiza, nace Coyote... de Islas, Andre Las Castas Kunzru, Hari Gods Without Men 2011 Fiction 1774 9780141020211 10503 My God! It's full of stars! Clarke, Arthur C. 2001: A Space Odyssey Kunzru, Hari Gods Without Men 2011 Fiction 1968 9780141020211 10504 Whom will you cry to, heart? More and more lonely, your path struggles on through incomprehensible mankind. All the more futile perhaps for keeping its own direction, keeping on toward the future, toward what has been lost. Rilke Kunstler, James Howard World Made By Hand 2008 Fiction 9780802144010 10505 I am a pilgrim and a stranger Traveling through this wearisome land I've got a home in that yonder city And it's not (good Lord it's not) not made by hand American gospel song Kunstler, James Howard World Made By Hand 2008 Fiction 9780802144010 10506 There are no animals on land or birds flying on their wings, but are communities like your own. Quran 6:38 al-Koni, Ibrahim The Bleeding of the Stone 2013 Fiction 1566564174 10507 I am for Broadway when the moon is low And magic weaves along the fabled street For I can search for ghosts of long ago When time was slow and violins were sweet. And few there are who note the haunted eyes That hint of dreams too gossamer to last And few there are when youth and beauty dies Who bar the benediction of the past... Stack, Philip Kurland, Michael The Girls in the High-Heeled Shoes 1998 Fiction 9781783295388 10508 In time he understood that nature was not something outside the human world. The reverse is true. Nature is the real world, and humanity exists on islands within it. Wilson, E. O. Anthill Kurlansky, Mark City Beasts 2015 Fiction 2010 9781594485879 10509 I went down to the crossroads Fell down on my knees Johnson, Robert Kureishi, Hanif Something to You 2008 Fiction 9780571238767 10510 Who can live... in Russia? Nekrasov, Nikolai Kurkov, Andrey The Bickford Fuse 2009 Fiction 9780857055583 10511 All is order there, and elegance, pleasure, peace and opulence. Inviation to the Voyage Kushner, Rachel Telex from Cuba 2008 Fiction 9780099586999 10512 Two friends who met here and embraced are gone, Each to his own mistake; one flashes on To fame and ruin in a rowdy lie, A village torpor holds the other one, Some local wrong where it takes time to die: This empty junction glitters in the sun. So at all quays and crossroad: who can tell These places of decision and farewell To what dishonour all adventure leads, What parting gift could give that friend protection, So orientated his vocation needs The Bad Lands and the sinister direction? Auden, W.H. The Crossroads Poem Koch, Christopher The Memory Room 2007 Fiction 9780224084932 10513 Community, kinship, roots? It was the essence of your situation that you had no such connections. You were, if you could bear it, ideally free. Bellow, Saul Kocan, Peter Fresh Fields 2004 Fiction 9781933372297 10514 those who knew the old order only as a broken promise, yet who took the promise more seriously than those who merely took it for granted. Lasch, Christopher Kocan, Peter Fresh Fields 2004 Fiction 9781933372297 10515 It's very difficult to keep the line between the past and present. You know what I mean? It's awfully difficult. Grey Gardens Kogan, Deborah Copaken The Red Book 2012 Fiction 9781401340827 10516 Midway in our life's journey, I went astray from the straight road and woke to find myself alone in a dark wood. Alighieri, Dante The Inferno Kogan, Deborah Copaken Between Here and April 2008 Fiction 9781565125629 10517 Little man: "I've got an umbrella." "That's a nice umbrella. Nice and big." Little man: "But it's not raining." "True. You have an umbrella because it might rain. Seems like it's going to, as well. Look at those black clouds!" Little man: "If it rains, I'm not going to put my umbrella up." "Why not? I mean, you'll get wet, and your umbrella can save you from getting wet, and when you're wet, when you're soaked through, you can easily get sick." Little man: "I'm not putting my umbrella up because it's new." "Are you afraid it might get broken?" Little man: "If I don't put it up, it won't break." You're right there. But then you might as well leave it at home." Little man: "If I leave it at home, people will ask me if I don't have an umbrella." Helfer, Monika Die Bar im Freien (The Outdoor Bar) Kohlmeier, Michael Two Gentlemen on the Beach 2014 Fiction 9781910376461 10518 But suddenly he disappears, As so much else has down the years... Until I feel him deep inside The emptiness, preoccupied. McClatchy, J. D. Mercury Dressing Koja, Kathe Under the Poppy 2010 Fiction 9781931520706 10519 The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. Proust Konig, Orly The Distance Home 2017 Fiction 9780765390417 10520 What does it matter, a dream of love Or a dream of lies We're all gonna be in the same place When we die... We're all gonna be Just dirt in the ground. Waits, Tom Kornegay, Jamie Soil 2015 Fiction 9781473607033 10521 I keep hoping for a cure, for some medicine, just one conversation. I can't return to you, you must return to me, that's the deal. I'm sorry. Did I say I'm sorry? Ryan, Matthew Return to Me Koryta, Michael The Prophet 2012 Fiction 9780316122610 10522 Again it is peaceful, the valley is silent, Only the birds and the stream have their noise, The twittering, bubbling sounds of nature. Apart from this -- silence which nothing destroys. Gallie, George Fraser Korkeakivi, Anne Shining Sea 2016 Fiction 1943 9780316307840 10523 The true mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible. Wilde, Oscar Koslow, Sally The late, lamented molly marx 2009 Fiction 9780345506214 10524 Fortune helps those who dare. Virgil Koslow, Sally The Widow Waltz 2013 Fiction 9780670025640 10525 People are just about as happy as they make up their minds to be. Lincoln, Abraham US Koslow, Sally The Widow Waltz 2013 Fiction 9780670025640 10526 First, the fact that labor is external to the worker, i.e., it does not belong to his intrinsic nature; that in his work, therefore, he does not affirm himself but denies himself, does not feel content but unhappy, does not develop freely his physical and mental energy but mortifies his body and ruins his mind. The worker therefore only feels himself outside his work, and in his work feels outside himself. He feels at home when he is not working, and when he is working he does not feel at home. His labor is therefore not voluntary, but coerced; it is forced labor. It is therefore not the satisfaction of a need; it is merely a means to satisfy needs external to it. Its alien character emerges clearly in the fact that as soon as no physical or other compulsion exists, labor is shunned like the plague. External labor, labor in which man alienates himself, is a labor of self-sacrifice, of mortification. Marx, Karl The Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844 Kovacs, Alex The Currency of Paper 2013 Fiction 9781564788573 10527 No one wants to be the muse; In the end, everyone wants to be Orpheus. Gluck, Louise Lute Song Poem Kozak, Jane Dead Ex 2007 Fiction 9780385518024 10528 Venn diagrams, named for the English logician John Venn, who devised them in 1880, depict graphically the relationships defined by logical statements about classes of things and, in the words with which the great Polish-American metamathematician Alfred Tarski began his discussion of operations on classes in his Introduction to Logic and to the Methodology of the Deductive Science, "certain operations which, if performed on given classes, yield new classes." Over the years, it has occured to me that a similar kind of diagram, the Dorset Diagram if I may be permitted to call it that, can be used to depict the relationships that certain operations establish between people: specifically the Venn diagram that depicts the product ot the multiplication (in the logical sense) of two classes can be used to depict the product of that complex operation (or, to be more accurate, set of operations) that we call love, operations that join two people, bind them, link them. The linking image is particularly nice, I think, because the diagram resembles two linked rings... Over the years some lovers' circles become so overlapped that only the thinnest crescents of lunes remain at the outer edges... they fill the lens of love so full... become so completely a couple that they belong together in that strong way we acknowledge in things by joining them in speech with 'n' instead of and, as if the attraction between the things joined was so strong, so magnetic, that they had rushed together, crushing their conjunction between them, collapsing it at both ends: flatsam 'n' jetsam, Scotch 'n' soda, ham 'n' swiss, ham 'n' eggs, macaroni 'n' cheese, thunder 'n' lightning, cares 'n' woes, death 'n' taxes, life 'n' times, time 'n' tide, stuff 'n' nonsence, rock 'n' roll, Laurel 'n' Hardy, Mutt 'n' Jeff, mom 'n' pop, Herb 'n' Lorna. Dorset, Mark The Dorset Diagram and How to Use It Kraft, Eric Herb 'n' Lorna 1988 Fiction 9781935597018 10529 The idea that one has long held of a person is apt to stop one's eyes and ears: my mother, for three whole years, had no more noticed the salve with which one of her nieces used to paint her lips than if it had wholly and invisibly dissolved in some clear liquid: until one day a streak too much, or possibly something else, brought about the phenomenon known as supersaturation; all the paint that hitherto passed unperceived was now crystallized, and my mother, in the face of this sudden riot of colour, declared, in the best Combray manner, that it was a perfect scandal. Proust, Marcel Remembrance of Things Past "Within a Budding Grove" Kraft, Eric Herb 'n' Lorna 1988 Fiction 9781935597018 10530 One never knows, do one? Waller, Fats Kraft, Eric Herb 'n' Lorna 1988 Fiction 9781935597018 10531 Her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she has loved much. Luke 7:47 Bible Mofina, Rick Perfect Grave Canadian 2007 Fiction 786018488 10532 Give sorrow words: the grief that does not speak Whispers the o’er-fraught heart and bids it break. Shakespeare, William Macbeth, Act iv, Scene iii Mofina, Rick The Burning Edge Canadian 2011 Fiction 778313018 10533 I was born tomorrow today I live yesterday killed me Owsia, Parviz Watson, S.J Before I Go to Sleep UK 2011 Fiction, Thriller, Suspense 62060554 10534 If repression has indeed been the fundamental link between power, knowledge, and sexuality since the classical age, it stands to reason that we will not be able to free ourselves from it except at a considerable cost. Foucault, Michel Watson, S.J SECOND LIFE UK 2015 Fiction 857520199 10535 God guard me from those thoughts men think In the mind alone Yeats, W.B Ireland Watson, S.J SECOND LIFE UK 2015 Fiction 857520199 10536 As it had never occurred to him to leave word behind, he was mourned over for dead till, after eight months, his first letter arrived from Talcahuano Conrad, Joseph Typhoon Reading, Mario The Nostradamus Prophecies UK 1999 Fiction 1848871244 10537 ‘Perhaps proof of how aleatory the concept of nationality is lies in the fact that we must learn it before we can recognize it as such.’ Manguel, Alberto From A Reading Diary by Alberto Manguel Reading, Mario The Nostradamus Prophecies UK 1999 Fiction 1848871244 10538 ‘Our business in this world is not to succeed, but to continue to fail, in good spirits.’ Stevenson, Robert Louis Robert Louis Stevenson, Complete Works, vol. 26, Reflections and Remarks on Human Life Reading, Mario The Nostradamus Prophecies UK 1999 Fiction 1848871244 10539 Eat, eat, while you still have bread Drink, drink, while you still have water A day will come when dust will possess the earth And the face of the world will be blighted On that day a cloud will rise On that day a mountain will be lifted up On that day a strong man will seize the land On that day things will fall to ruin On that day the tender leaf will be destroyed On that day dying eyes will close On that day there will be three signs seen on a tree On that day three generations of men will hang there On that day the battle flag will be raised And the people will be scattered in the forests. From The Nine Books Of Chilam Balam Translated by the author Reading, Mario The Mayan Codex UK 2010 Fiction 1848877102 10540 The foolish man knows not an insult, neither does a dead man feel the cutting of a knife. The Talmud Goldberg, Tod Gangsterland US 2014 Fiction 161902344X 10541 To my father-in-law, Nate Zorman, for the stories told and for those that still remain inside Recent reports both through the newspapers and through secret service, have given indications that the Germans may be in possession of a powerful new weapon which is expected to be ready between November and January [1944]. There seems to be considerable probability that this new weapon is tube alloy [i.e., uranium]. It is not necessary to describe the probable consequences which would result if this proves to be the case. It is possible that the Germans will have, by the end of this year, enough material accumulated to make a large number of gadgets which they will release at the same time on England, Russia and this country. In this case, there would be little hope for counter-action… This would place particularly Britain in an extremely serious position but there would be hope for counter-action from our side before the war is lost, provided our own tube alloy program is drastically accelerated in the next few weeks. Bethe, Hans and Teller, Edward MANHATTAN PROJECT PHYSICISTS EDWARD TELLER AND HANS BETHE TO ROBERT OPPENHEIMER AUGUST 21, 1943 Gross, Andrew The One Man 2016 Fiction 1250079500 10542 When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions Shakespeare, William Linskey, Howard The Dead 2013 Fiction 1842439626 10543 I give you a tablet of war; I give you a tablet of peace. King Tudhaliyas IV of the Hittites After a letter from King Tudhaliyas IV of the Hittites to the Assyrian king, late thirteenth century BC Gibbins, David The Mask of Troy Canadian Fiction 10544 His sharpen’d spear let every Grecian wield, And every Grecian fix his brazen shield; Let all excite the fiery steeds of war, And all for combat fit the rattling car. This day, this dreadful day, let each contend; No rest, no respite, till the shades descend; Till darkness, or till death, shall cover all: Let the war bleed, and let the mighty fall. Homer Homer, The Iliad, Book II, lines 382-94, eighth century BC or earlier, translated by Alexander Pope, 1715-20 Gibbins, David The Mask of Troy Canadian Fiction 10545 … he perished in a catastrophe which destroyed the loveliest regions of the earth, a fate shared by whole cities and their people, and one so memorable that it is likely to make his name live for ever; and he himself wrote a number of books of lasting value: but you write for all time and can still do much to perpetuate his memory. The fortunate man, in my opinion, is he to whom the gods have granted the power either to do something which is worth recording or to write what is worth reading, and most fortunate of all is the man who can do both … Pliny the Younger, Letter to the historian Tacitus. c. AD 106 Gibbins, David The Last Gospel Canadian Fiction 10546 … after this, toward the east and with the ocean on the right, sailing offshore past the remaining lands on the left, you come upon the land of the Ganges; in this region is a river, itself called the Ganges, that is the greatest of all the rivers in India, and which rises and falls like the Nile. Close by this river is an island in the ocean, the very farthest part of the inhabited world toward the east, beneath the rising sun itself it is called Chryse, the land of gold. Beyond this land, by now at the most northerly point-where the sea ends at some place in the outer limits-there lies a vast inland place called Thina. From there, wool, yarn and silk are transported overland by way of Bactria to Barygaza, and by way of the river Ganges back to Limyrike. As for this place, Thina, it is not at all easy to get to; for people only rarely come from it, and then only in small numbers. The place lies directly beneath Ursa Minor, and is said to be anchored together, as it were, with parts of the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea, where they turn away… What lies beyond this region, because of extreme storms, immense cold and impenetrable terrain, and because of some divine power of the gods, has not been explored… From the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea Egyptian Greek, c. First Century AD Gibbins, David The Tiger warrior Canadian Fiction 10547 In the ninth month the First Emperor was interred at Mount Li. When the emperor first came to the throne he began digging and shaping Mount Li. Later, when he unified the empire, he had over seven hundred thousand men from all over the empire transported to the spot. They dug down to the third layer of underground springs and poured in bronze to make the outer coffin. Replicas of palaces, scenic towers and the hundred officials, as well as rare utensils and wonderful objects, were brought to fill up the tomb. Craftsmen were ordered to set up crossbows and arrows, rigged so they would immediately shoot down anyone attempting to break in. Mercury was used to fashion imitations of the hundred rivers, the Yellow River and the Yangtse, and the seas, constructed in such a way that they seemed to flow. Above were representations of all the heavenly bodies, below, the features of the earth… After the interment had been completed, someone pointed out that the artisans and craftsmen who had built the tomb knew what was buried there, and if they should leak word of the treasures, it would be a serious affair. Therefore, after the articles had been placed in the tomb, the inner gate was closed off and the outer gate lowered, so that all the artisans and craftsmen were shut in the tomb and were unable to get out. Trees and bushes were planted to give the appearance of a mountain… Sima Qian Records of the Grand Historian Second Century BC Gibbins, David The Tiger warrior Canadian Fiction 10548 A mighty empire once ruled the larger part of the world. Its rulers lived in a vast citadel, up against the sea, a great maze of corridors like nothing seen since. They were ingenious workers in gold and ivory and fearless bullfighters. But then, for defying Poseidon the Sea God, in one mighty deluge the citadel was swallowed beneath the waves, its people never to be seen again. Gibbins, David Atlantis Canadian Fiction 10549 For this shall everyone that is godly pray unto thee in a time that thou shalt be found; In the flood of many waters they shall not come nigh unto him. Psalms 32:6 Bible Gibbins, David Pharaoh Canadian Fiction 10550 Now MARK THIS, if the Expeditionary Force, and I ask for no more than two hundred men, does not come in ten days, the town may fall; and I have done my best for the honour of our country. Good bye. Major General Charles Gordon Final journal entry of Major General Charles Gordon at Khartoum, 14 December 1884 Gibbins, David Pharaoh Canadian Fiction 10551 Behold now Behemoth, which I made with thee. He moveth his tail like a cedar; the sinews of his thighs are knit together. He is chief of the ways of God. Who can open the doors of his face? Round about his teeth is terror. His strong scales are his pride, shut up together as with a close seal. His neesings flash forth light, and his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning; Out of his mouth go burning torches, and sparks of fire leap forth. In his neck abideth strength, and terror danceth before him. When he raiseth himself up, the mighty are afraid; He maketh the deep to boil like a pot. Job 41 Gibbins, David Pharaoh Canadian Fiction 10552 Pharaoh…made ready his chariot, and took his people with him; and he took six hundred chosen chariots, and all the chariots of Egypt, and captains over every one of them. And the Lord hardened the heart of Pharaoh King of Egypt, and he pursued after the children of Israel…and overtook them encamping by the sea, beside Piha-hirth, before Ball-zephon…And Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the Lord caused the sea to go back…And the children of Israel went into the midst of the sea upon the dry ground: and the waters were a wall unto them on their right hand, and on their left. And the Egyptians pursued, and were in after them to the midst of the sea, even all Pharaoh’s horsemen, his chariots and his horsemen…and the Lord overthrew the Egyptians in the midst of the sea…And the waters returned, and covered the chariots, and the horsemen, and all the host that came into the sea after them; there remained not so much as one of them… Exodus 14:6–28 Bible Gibbins, David Pyramid Canadian Fiction 10553 Moses threw down his staff and thereupon it changed to a veritable serpent…Pharaoh sent forth heralds to all the cities. “These,” they said, “are but a puny band, who have provoked us much. But we are a numerous army, well-prepared.”…At sunrise the Egyptians followed them. And when the two multitudes came within sight of each other, Moses’ companions said: “We are surely undone!” “No,” Moses replied, “my Lord is with me, and He will guide me.” We bade Moses strike the sea with his staff, and the sea was cleft asunder, each part as high as a massive mountain. In between We made the others follow. We delivered Moses and all who were with him, and drowned the rest… Qur’ān, Al-Shu’Arā’ (The Poets), 26: 32–66 (trans. N. J. Dawood) Gibbins, David Pyramid Canadian Fiction 10554 Omens of fire in the chariots’ wind, Pillars of fire in thunder and storm Yannai, possibly c. seventh century AD (a Hebrew poem in the Cairo Geniza, about the Book of Exodus) Gibbins, David Pyramid Canadian Fiction 10555 It’s a cold and it’s a broken halleluja. Cohen, Leonard Hart, John Redemption Road US 2016 Fiction 312380364 10556 Until last week the Red Cross, acting on orders from the services, refused to accept blood from Negro donors, although there is no physiologic difference between Negro and white blood plasma. Negroes, proud of Dr. Charles R. Drew who headed the Blood for Britain service, protested. Negro blood donations are now accepted, but the plasma will be segregated for exclusive use of Negro casualties. Time, February 2, 1942 Nadelson, Reggie Blood Count US 2010 Fiction 802777678 10557 If I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, I hope I should have the guts to betray my country. Forster, E. M. Two Cheers for Democracy Nadelson, Reggie Londongrad US 2009 Fiction 802717527 10558 Understanding does not cure evil, but it is a definite help, inasmuch as one can cope with a comprehensible darkness. Jung, Carl Ellison, J.T The Cold Room US 2010 Fiction 778327140 10559 Cutout: A third person used to conceal the contact between two people — usually an agent and a handler who do not want to meet because one or both may be under surveillance. Polmar, Norman and Len, Thomas B. AI. The Encyclopedia of Espionage Mathews, Francine The Cutout US 2001 Fiction 553581503 10560 Opposites attract, the wise men claim, Still I wish that we had been a little more the same, It might have been a shorter war. Levine, Paul Solomon versus Lord US 2005 Fiction 440242738 10561 But I Loved You Sinatra, Frank Written by Gordon Jenkins Recorded by Frank Sinatra Levine, Paul Solomon versus Lord US 2005 Fiction 440242738 10562 I had received serious injury from someone who, at considerable cost to myself, I had disinterestedly helped, and I was sorely tempted to retaliate… Dion Fortune Psychic Self-Defence (1930) Rickman, Phil The Chalice UK 1997 Fiction 330342673 10563 The opinions which naturally spring from the character and the situation of the hero are by no means to be conceived as existing always in my own conviction; nor is any inference justly to be drawn from the following pages as prejudicing any philosophical doctrine of whatever kind. Shelley, Mary preface to Frankenstein Guilfoile, Kevin Cast Of Shadows US 2005 Fiction 1400078261 10564 Man is a predator with an instinct to kill and a genetic cultural affinity for the weapon. Ardrey, Robert Curran, Tim The Devil Next Door US 2009 Fiction 10565 Human aggression is instinctual. Lorenz, Konrad Curran, Tim The Devil Next Door US 2009 Fiction 10566 Only the dead are without fear. Tomas The Magnificent Seven Curran, Tim Cannibal Corpse, M/C US 2012 Fiction 1618680587 10567 ... there was one part of the ancient land... which had come to be shunned as vaguely and namelessly evil. Lovecrapft, H.P Curran, Tim Hive US 2005 Fiction 975922947 10568 Those whom God wishes to destroy, he first makes mad. Anon. Curran, Tim Toxic Shadows US 2003 Fiction 141371269X 10569 Bring me the Zombies! Lugosi, Bela Voodoo Man Curran, Tim Zombie Pulp US 2011 Fiction 098079966X 10570 Machbet filius Finlach... et Gruoch filia Bodhe, Rex et Regina Scotorum... (Macbeth son of Finlach... and Gruoch, daughter of Bodhe, King and Queen of Scots...) Cartularium of the Priory of Saint Andrews King, Susan Fraser Lady Macbeth 2008 Fiction 1049 9780307341754 10571 You may bury my body Ooh, down by the highway side So my old evil spirit Can catch a Greyhound bus and ride Johnson, Robert Me and the Devil Blues Kittredge, Caitlin Grim Tidings 2016 Fiction 9780062316936 10572 The world is never the less beautiful though viewed through a chink or knot-hole. Thoreau Kiteley, Brian Still Life with Insects 1989 Fiction 978194036203 10573 Beside a well, one does not thirst. Beside a sister, one does not despair. Chinese Proverb Proverb China Kittle, Katrina The Kindness of Strangers 2005 Fiction 9780060564742 10574 Well, boys, your troubles are over now; mine have just begun. Lincoln, Abraham Kleine, Andrea Calf 2015 Fiction 1860 9781593766191 10575 It could be said that the orchid imitates the wasp, reproducing its image in a signifying fashion (mimesis, mimicry, lure, etc.)...At the same time, something else entirely is going on: not imitation at all but a capture of code, surplus value of code, an increase in valence, a veritable becoming, a becoming-wasp of the orchid and a becoming-orchid of the wasp. Deleuze and Guattari A Thousand Plateus Kleeman, Alexandra You too can have a body like mine 2015 Fiction 9780062388674 10576 It is a queer and fantastic world. Why can't people have what they want? The things were all there to content everybody, yet everybody has the wrong thing. Ford, Ford Madox The Good Soldier Kline, Christina Baker bird in hand 2009 Fiction 9780688177249 10577 Our whole happiness and power of energetic action depend upon our being able to breathe and live in the cloud; content to see it opening here and closing there; rejoicing to catch, through the thinnest films of it, glimpses of stable and substantial things; but yet perceiving a nobleness even in the concealment, and rejoicing that the kindly veil is spread where the untempered light might have scorched us, or the infinite clearness wearied. Ruskin, John Modern Painters, Vol IV Klimasewiski, The Cottagers 2006 Fiction 9780393060775 10578 It should be quite a sight, the going under of the evening land. That's us all right. And I can tell you., my young friend, it is evening. It is very late. Percy, Walker The Moviegoer Knight, Michael Eveningland 2017 Fiction 9780802125972 10579 (for a book is a song) Elsschot, Willem Kass Author's Preface Knight, Afsaneh Slaughterhouse Heart 2008 Fiction 9780552774659 10580 10581 10582 10583 10584 10585 10586 10587 10588 10589 10590 10591 10592 10593 10594 10595 10596 10597 10598 10599 10600 10601 10602 10603 10604 10605 10606 10607 10608 10609 10610 10611 10612 10613 10614 10615 10616 10617 10618 10619 10620 10621 10622 10623 10624 10625 10626 10627 10628 10629 10630 10631 10632 10633 10634 10635 10636 10637 10638 10639 10640 10641 10642 10643 10644 10645 10646 10647 10648 10649 10650 10651 10652 10653 10654 10655 10656 10657 10658 10659 10660 10661 10662 10663 10664 10665 10666 10667 10668 10669 10670 10671 10672 10673 10674 10675 10676 10677 10678 10679 10680 10681 10682 10683 10684 10685 10686 10687 10688 10689 10690 10691 10692 10693 10694 10695 10696 10697 10698 10699 10700 10701 10702 10703 10704 10705 10706 10707 10708 10709 10710 10711 10712 10713 10714 10715 10716 10717 10718 10719 10720 10721 10722 10723 10724 10725 10726 10727 10728 10729 10730 10731 10732 10733 10734 10735 10736 10737 10738 10739 10740 10741 10742 10743 10744 10745 10746 10747 10748 10749 10750 10751 10752 10753 10754 10755 10756 10757 10758 10759 10760 10761 10762 10763 10764 10765 10766 10767 10768 10769 10770 10771 10772 10773 10774 10775 10776 10777 10778 10779 10780 10781 10782 10783 10784 10785 10786 10787 10788 10789 10790 10791 10792 10793 10794 10795 10796 10797 10798 10799 10800 10801 10802 10803 10804 10805 10806 10807 10808 10809 10810 10811 10812 10813 10814 10815 10816 10817 10818 10819 10820 10821 10822 10823 10824 10825 10826 10827 10828 10829 10830 10831 10832 10833 10834 10835 10836 10837 10838 10839 10840 10841 10842 10843 10844 10845 10846 10847 10848 10849 10850 10851 10852 10853 10854 10855 10856 10857 10858 10859 10860 10861 10862 10863 10864 10865 10866 10867 10868 10869 10870 10871 10872 10873 10874 10875 10876 10877 10878 10879 10880 10881 10882 10883 10884 10885 10886 10887 10888 10889 10890 10891 10892 10893 10894 10895 10896 10897 10898 10899 10900 10901 10902 10903 10904 10905 10906 10907 10908 10909 10910 10911 10912 10913 10914 10915 10916 10917 10918 10919 10920 10921 10922 10923 10924 10925 10926 10927 10928