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Anthony Ryan Quote: “In the morning they found that the remnants had been cleared, leaving only a circle of black ash to scar the grass. In the months and years that followed even that would fade.”

51. “In the morning they found that the remnants had been cleared, leaving only a circle of black ash to scar the grass. In the months and years that followed even that would fade.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Between lovers, betrayal is always the worst sin.”

52. “Between lovers, betrayal is always the worst sin.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Face after face contorted in hate, men, women, children. Whatever lies had been voiced against me had clearly gained near-universal acceptance. I knew then that, regardless of what transpired here, my home was now lost to me. It wasn’t just that these people would never accept me, more that I would never forgive their gullibility.”

53. “Face after face contorted in hate, men, women, children. Whatever lies had been voiced against me had clearly gained near-universal acceptance. I knew then that, regardless of what transpired here, my home was now lost to me. It wasn’t just that these people would never accept me, more that I would never forgive their gullibility.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Curiosity is also my worst vice, and once stirred one not to be denied.”

54. “Curiosity is also my worst vice, and once stirred one not to be denied.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “In order to contemplate, one must have something to contemplate. A life without experience provides no chance of contemplation. Those who have not lived cannot mediate om the mysterious of life.”

55. “In order to contemplate, one must have something to contemplate. A life without experience provides no chance of contemplation. Those who have not lived cannot mediate om the mysterious of life.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “It’s a rare man who can guard against beauty.”

56. “It’s a rare man who can guard against beauty.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Time,’ he told me, ’is both precious and worthless. It is eternal and fleeting. Like clay, you may make of it what you will, if your hands possess the skill to do so.”

57. “Time,’ he told me, ’is both precious and worthless. It is eternal and fleeting. Like clay, you may make of it what you will, if your hands possess the skill to do so.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Put more than one philosopher together and you’ll birth an argument,” Erlin commented. “A truism I’ve observed the world over. In fact, I once saw one argue with himself, it got quite violent in the end.”

58. “Put more than one philosopher together and you’ll birth an argument,” Erlin commented. “A truism I’ve observed the world over. In fact, I once saw one argue with himself, it got quite violent in the end.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “The world might be a better place were it ruled by disappointed souls.”

59. “The world might be a better place were it ruled by disappointed souls.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “True change has never been bloodless.”

60. “True change has never been bloodless.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “You mistake purpose for cruelty, and I have always had a purpose. I am not mindless.”

61. “You mistake purpose for cruelty, and I have always had a purpose. I am not mindless.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “She inclined her head and turned her gaze back to the sky. He was dismissed. The most beautiful woman he had ever seen, bathed in moonlight. It was a truly captivating sight, one he found himself fervently wishing he never saw again.”

62. “She inclined her head and turned her gaze back to the sky. He was dismissed. The most beautiful woman he had ever seen, bathed in moonlight. It was a truly captivating sight, one he found himself fervently wishing he never saw again.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Mercy is the sweetest wine and the bitterest wormwood,” Eliss, the mother, said. “For it rewards the merciful and shames the guilty.”

63. “Mercy is the sweetest wine and the bitterest wormwood,” Eliss, the mother, said. “For it rewards the merciful and shames the guilty.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “My mother used to say that men would fight and kill for money, but they would only die for their gods.”

64. “My mother used to say that men would fight and kill for money, but they would only die for their gods.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “There,” he said, pointing. “We’ll camp on the westward slope. No fires, and it would be greatly appreciated, Baron, if your men refrained from excessive noise.” “I’ll do what I can, my lord. But they’re not peasants, y’know. Can’t just flog them like your lot.” “Maybe you should, milord,” Dentos suggested. “Remind ’em they bleed the same colour as us peasants.”

65. “There,” he said, pointing. “We’ll camp on the westward slope. No fires, and it would be greatly appreciated, Baron, if your men refrained from excessive noise.” “I’ll do what I can, my lord. But they’re not peasants, y’know. Can’t just flog them like your lot.” “Maybe you should, milord,” Dentos suggested. “Remind ’em they bleed the same colour as us peasants.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “One of the curses suffered by the intelligent is the power of imagination, for a clever mind will explore the dark possibilities with far more dedication than the bright.”

66. “One of the curses suffered by the intelligent is the power of imagination, for a clever mind will explore the dark possibilities with far more dedication than the bright.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “He recalled those brief years when his song had fallen silent, his refusal to heed it leaving him bereft, without guidance. It had been hard to be so rudderless in a sea of chaos and war. This, however, was much worse, because now there was the chill, the bone-deep cold that had seeped into him in the Ally’s domain and lingered on here in this world of myriad paths, all seemingly so dark. And the words, of course, those words that hounded him from the Beyond. We will make an ending, you and I.”

67. “He recalled those brief years when his song had fallen silent, his refusal to heed it leaving him bereft, without guidance. It had been hard to be so rudderless in a sea of chaos and war. This, however, was much worse, because now there was the chill, the bone-deep cold that had seeped into him in the Ally’s domain and lingered on here in this world of myriad paths, all seemingly so dark. And the words, of course, those words that hounded him from the Beyond. We will make an ending, you and I.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “A historian is a hunter, my lord. Seeking out signs in the undergrowth of correspondence and memoir, tracking prey via the spoor of memory.”

68. “A historian is a hunter, my lord. Seeking out signs in the undergrowth of correspondence and memoir, tracking prey via the spoor of memory.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “I think I preferred him jaded. The world might be a better place were it ruled by disappointed souls.”

69. “I think I preferred him jaded. The world might be a better place were it ruled by disappointed souls.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “He wants to make an end. And we will.”

70. “He wants to make an end. And we will.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Speaking it aloud would reveal the absurdity of it, and he preferred the dream.”

71. “Speaking it aloud would reveal the absurdity of it, and he preferred the dream.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “I cannot believe the path to victory lies in staining our souls so black we become indistinguishable from those we fight.”

72. “I cannot believe the path to victory lies in staining our souls so black we become indistinguishable from those we fight.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “It was as if hardship bred indifference.”

73. “It was as if hardship bred indifference.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Anyone who claims they have a genius for war should be regarded as the greatest of fools. For the successful conduct of war is an exercise in the management of folly.”

74. “Anyone who claims they have a genius for war should be regarded as the greatest of fools. For the successful conduct of war is an exercise in the management of folly.”

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Anthony Ryan Quote: “Time is as much a delusion as your faith, brother. To look into the void is to see the vastness and smallness of everything at once, in an instant of terror and wonder.”

75. “Time is as much a delusion as your faith, brother. To look into the void is to see the vastness and smallness of everything at once, in an instant of terror and wonder.”

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