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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Men who are certain of everything – well, perhaps they’re not men at all.”

451. “Men who are certain of everything – well, perhaps they’re not men at all.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Hope,’ said Demus, ’is an essential tool in any torturer’s kit bag. Hope is the thing that we will torture ourselves with after he’s knocked off and gone home for the night.”

452. “Hope,’ said Demus, ’is an essential tool in any torturer’s kit bag. Hope is the thing that we will torture ourselves with after he’s knocked off and gone home for the night.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “She loved the library, or at least she loved books. She valued the knowledge and the passion they held. The memory of races and species beyond knowing. The culture and achievements of untold millennia.”

453. “She loved the library, or at least she loved books. She valued the knowledge and the passion they held. The memory of races and species beyond knowing. The culture and achievements of untold millennia.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “The two saving graces of explosions are that from the outside they’re pretty and from the inside they’re quick.”

454. “The two saving graces of explosions are that from the outside they’re pretty and from the inside they’re quick.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “The greater tragedy of our world is not the victims of cruelty, but that so many of those victims would, given the opportunity, stand in the shoes of their oppressors and wield the same whip with equal enthusiasm.”

455. “The greater tragedy of our world is not the victims of cruelty, but that so many of those victims would, given the opportunity, stand in the shoes of their oppressors and wield the same whip with equal enthusiasm.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “A man cannot take on new burdens of debt at every turn or he will buckle beneath the weight and be unable to move.”

456. “A man cannot take on new burdens of debt at every turn or he will buckle beneath the weight and be unable to move.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Life’s cheap, easily spent. And if there’s any joy to be had it’s in the moments between. So, when you find something that makes you happy you take it with both hands, and you hold on to it for as long as you can.”

457. “Life’s cheap, easily spent. And if there’s any joy to be had it’s in the moments between. So, when you find something that makes you happy you take it with both hands, and you hold on to it for as long as you can.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “I already told you: we choose sides with our gut. The words are to make us feel better afterwards.”

458. “I already told you: we choose sides with our gut. The words are to make us feel better afterwards.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “To sow knowing that you will not reap is an old kind of love, and love has always been the best key for unlocking the future.”

459. “To sow knowing that you will not reap is an old kind of love, and love has always been the best key for unlocking the future.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “There are few journeys more painful than going back to a place you haven’t seen in many years. If you are lucky, it will have changed beyond recognition and, by having done so, will allow you to ignore the still larger changes in yourself. No Returns: A Librarian’s Tale, by Ook Longarm.”

460. “There are few journeys more painful than going back to a place you haven’t seen in many years. If you are lucky, it will have changed beyond recognition and, by having done so, will allow you to ignore the still larger changes in yourself. No Returns: A Librarian’s Tale, by Ook Longarm.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “People fasten on to hatred for reasons that have little or nothing to do with fairness or reason. And neither fairness nor reason is a tool that will prise them free from it.”

461. “People fasten on to hatred for reasons that have little or nothing to do with fairness or reason. And neither fairness nor reason is a tool that will prise them free from it.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Choosing a book should be a private business, conducted in the secrecy of the aisles, not on display for strangers’ judgment.”

462. “Choosing a book should be a private business, conducted in the secrecy of the aisles, not on display for strangers’ judgment.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Yaz shrugged. ‘People get like that if they live long enough to turn grey. They think they’ve seen it all and have answers for everyone. But they’re so distant from living life that they forget that we all have different paths.”

463. “Yaz shrugged. ‘People get like that if they live long enough to turn grey. They think they’ve seen it all and have answers for everyone. But they’re so distant from living life that they forget that we all have different paths.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “We’re all the story we tell about ourselves, silly.” Another wave rocked them. “That’s all anyone ever is – the story they tell, and the stories told about them. Fiction captures more than facts do. That’s why the library keeps it. It’s the most important part of our memories.”

464. “We’re all the story we tell about ourselves, silly.” Another wave rocked them. “That’s all anyone ever is – the story they tell, and the stories told about them. Fiction captures more than facts do. That’s why the library keeps it. It’s the most important part of our memories.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Sometimes he wondered about that. About how a man might retrace his steps and yet still not return to the place he’d come from.”

465. “Sometimes he wondered about that. About how a man might retrace his steps and yet still not return to the place he’d come from.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “The alphabet of scars exists so that those lessons need not be carved into our flesh a second time. Holocaust, author unknown.”

466. “The alphabet of scars exists so that those lessons need not be carved into our flesh a second time. Holocaust, author unknown.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “Language is like a tree,” Logaris said apropos of nothing, his deep voice descending from on high as if declaiming a favourite poem. “It grows and changes too slowly for us to see, and yet we know that it was once a seed small enough to be lost in the breadth of our palm, and we know that one day it will topple and die and rot away.”

467. “Language is like a tree,” Logaris said apropos of nothing, his deep voice descending from on high as if declaiming a favourite poem. “It grows and changes too slowly for us to see, and yet we know that it was once a seed small enough to be lost in the breadth of our palm, and we know that one day it will topple and die and rot away.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “We are victims of our first friendships. They are the foundations of us. Each anchors us to our past. The blows that drive those nails home are randomly struck, but they echo down all our days even so.”

468. “We are victims of our first friendships. They are the foundations of us. Each anchors us to our past. The blows that drive those nails home are randomly struck, but they echo down all our days even so.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “The library can make sure that nobody has a good excuse for forgetting what happens and striving to prevent repetition. But it cannot stop even that. People have to want to know. I wish I could tell you that free and easy access to information solves these problems – it doesn’t. People find their own wells of poison to drink from.”

469. “The library can make sure that nobody has a good excuse for forgetting what happens and striving to prevent repetition. But it cannot stop even that. People have to want to know. I wish I could tell you that free and easy access to information solves these problems – it doesn’t. People find their own wells of poison to drink from.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “I could go with you, Lady. I could take what you offer. But who would I be then? Who would I be if I let go the wrongs that have shaped me?” “You would be happy,” she said. “Someone.”

470. “I could go with you, Lady. I could take what you offer. But who would I be then? Who would I be if I let go the wrongs that have shaped me?” “You would be happy,” she said. “Someone.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “He sighed and, after a long pause, admitted, “I worry.” “You seem to have summed up your existence in two words, Arpix.”

471. “He sighed and, after a long pause, admitted, “I worry.” “You seem to have summed up your existence in two words, Arpix.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “The person who finished writing it was very different from the one who started it.”

472. “The person who finished writing it was very different from the one who started it.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “It turns out that the most important lesson that history teaches us is that history should not teach us. Lessons should be learned, not taught. Wisdom has to be earned, and no number of words can wrap the gift of knowledge sufficiently to keep it safe from misuse. The definition of madness is repeating the same action and expecting a different result.”

473. “It turns out that the most important lesson that history teaches us is that history should not teach us. Lessons should be learned, not taught. Wisdom has to be earned, and no number of words can wrap the gift of knowledge sufficiently to keep it safe from misuse. The definition of madness is repeating the same action and expecting a different result.”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “So we’re literally changing the course of history?’ Demus shrugged. ‘Over a girl?’ ‘There’s a better reason?”

474. “So we’re literally changing the course of history?’ Demus shrugged. ‘Over a girl?’ ‘There’s a better reason?”

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Mark Lawrence Quote: “We don’t even know what kansas is anymore.” Mayland said that in the histories some held it to be a real place, some a mythical city, and others still an enlightened state of being. Evar leaned towards agreeing with those who thought it was a state.”

475. “We don’t even know what kansas is anymore.” Mayland said that in the histories some held it to be a real place, some a mythical city, and others still an enlightened state of being. Evar leaned towards agreeing with those who thought it was a state.”

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