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The carriage, Tristam realized, was becoming the metaphor for this period of his life: he neither owned, drove, nor directed one in any way but was simply carried along.
Sean Russell
Never,” he said firmly, "be intimidated by a person because of the size of house in which they were born.
Sean Russell
It was difficult to believe these things had taken place such a very long time ago. The events seemed distant, as though he had only read about them and not experienced them at all. He knew that at this point his death was far closer, far more tangible. That was something he could almost touch. One could feel one's mortal form progressing slowly to ruin, like that old abbey-the signs were undeniable. Things went wrong inside a man and did not come right again. That was the truth that hung over one's head like a blade. Injuries and illnesses were no longer easily repaired. And as with some part of a painting that he could never get right, the great danger was to see nothing but what was wrong. The trap of age.
Sean Russell
They say wine will kill you slowly.” He nodded his head solemnly. "But that's all right, we're in no hurry.
Sean Russell
We continue to negotiate the treaty, endlessly apparently, to everyone's continuing loss.” He smiled wryly. "You know how such things go. We no longer debate to gain real advantage but to come away from the table having created the perception that we have somehow won. ‘Politics,' this is called.
Sean Russell
If men were only as wise as they are clever...
Sean Russell
My older cousins teased us-my sisters and brothers-with tales that Erasmus Flattery was a mage. We were all struck dumb in his presence, terrified that he would practice some enchantment upon us. In truth, we always hoped to see some magic, but of course we never did.” She laughed again. "Children do love to believe such things.
Sean Russell
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