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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Oh, the embroidery. Symptom of overwork, I’m afraid. If I don’t work at it a bit every now and then I go gently mad.”

51. “Oh, the embroidery. Symptom of overwork, I’m afraid. If I don’t work at it a bit every now and then I go gently mad.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “How old are you, twenty-five? People don’t usually stick where they are at twenty-five for the rest of their lives.”

52. “How old are you, twenty-five? People don’t usually stick where they are at twenty-five for the rest of their lives.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “In a shilling-spin of an instant I realised that he wasn’t a crude work but the ruin of something fine.”

53. “In a shilling-spin of an instant I realised that he wasn’t a crude work but the ruin of something fine.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “It was much better to be able to think anything could happen, even if it couldn’t.”

54. “It was much better to be able to think anything could happen, even if it couldn’t.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “I do sometimes remember science by accident,′ he sighed.”

55. “I do sometimes remember science by accident,′ he sighed.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “If someone had said he was dreaming, he would have clapped them on the shoulder and said yes, of course.”

56. “If someone had said he was dreaming, he would have clapped them on the shoulder and said yes, of course.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “I’m in disguise and running away from my husband’s best friend, who can remember the future,’ she said, because her mind was too full to conjure lies. ‘I’m trying to beat him back to his house now, so that I might steal his clockwork octopus, which runs on random gears.”

57. “I’m in disguise and running away from my husband’s best friend, who can remember the future,’ she said, because her mind was too full to conjure lies. ‘I’m trying to beat him back to his house now, so that I might steal his clockwork octopus, which runs on random gears.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “He’d been stitching a fragile cloak of half-imagined hopes, barely with the substance of thule but there all the same. It dissolved and left him with a nasty residue of shame.”

58. “He’d been stitching a fragile cloak of half-imagined hopes, barely with the substance of thule but there all the same. It dissolved and left him with a nasty residue of shame.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “If it kills me it does, I don’t need to call it by its first name.”

59. “If it kills me it does, I don’t need to call it by its first name.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Grace felt her eyebrow twitch and went on down the spiral steps. She had never understood why anyone listened to the rule about unaccompanied women and libraries. Everybody, professors and students and Proctors the same, knew that if the sign said ‘do not walk on the grass’, one hopped. Anybody who didn’t had failed to understand what Oxford was.”

60. “Grace felt her eyebrow twitch and went on down the spiral steps. She had never understood why anyone listened to the rule about unaccompanied women and libraries. Everybody, professors and students and Proctors the same, knew that if the sign said ‘do not walk on the grass’, one hopped. Anybody who didn’t had failed to understand what Oxford was.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Come home, if you remember.”

61. “Come home, if you remember.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “There were a few advantages in having a resting expression that looked like you were about to kick someone.”

62. “There were a few advantages in having a resting expression that looked like you were about to kick someone.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “It was hard to communicate with somebody who spent every waking hour poring over the linguistic cleverness of men who had been dead for two thousand years. Matsumoto was bad enough, but classicists were honorary Catholics.”

63. “It was hard to communicate with somebody who spent every waking hour poring over the linguistic cleverness of men who had been dead for two thousand years. Matsumoto was bad enough, but classicists were honorary Catholics.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “The chamber dissolved in a row where all the colours of everyone’s voices clashed and mixed into an indistinguishable brown cloud. Thaniel looked down at his own shorthand. It was a bad idea to take an exact transcript of a fight. It looked crass if it got into dispatches. You were supposed to summarize, softly. He thought about translating it as the fall of Japanese modernism, which was overdramatic, and wrote, ’the gentlemen continue to disagree.”

64. “The chamber dissolved in a row where all the colours of everyone’s voices clashed and mixed into an indistinguishable brown cloud. Thaniel looked down at his own shorthand. It was a bad idea to take an exact transcript of a fight. It looked crass if it got into dispatches. You were supposed to summarize, softly. He thought about translating it as the fall of Japanese modernism, which was overdramatic, and wrote, ’the gentlemen continue to disagree.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Clockwork doesn’t bark all the time and it’s easier to take on a ship.”

65. “Clockwork doesn’t bark all the time and it’s easier to take on a ship.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Throughout winter, she always believed that she was a summery sort of person. Unfortunately, this was not true, and after a week of good weather, she was sick of being too hot.”

66. “Throughout winter, she always believed that she was a summery sort of person. Unfortunately, this was not true, and after a week of good weather, she was sick of being too hot.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Thaniel couldn’t think of anything less civilised than making a terrible noise at somebody until they answered you.”

67. “Thaniel couldn’t think of anything less civilised than making a terrible noise at somebody until they answered you.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “You won’t sit down, you will wander around being nice to people, and then you will collapse and die. Look at the state of you.”

68. “You won’t sit down, you will wander around being nice to people, and then you will collapse and die. Look at the state of you.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “In bright light, with his hair turned that dark red and never having regained all the colour in his skin, he looked nationless.”

69. “In bright light, with his hair turned that dark red and never having regained all the colour in his skin, he looked nationless.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “The border works both ways.”

70. “The border works both ways.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “When he was unhappy, Jem turned even better-spoken than usual, until there was so much cut glass in his voice that speaking to him was more like trying to talk to a chandelier than a person.”

71. “When he was unhappy, Jem turned even better-spoken than usual, until there was so much cut glass in his voice that speaking to him was more like trying to talk to a chandelier than a person.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Guilt like that, it’s a sort of arrogance, you know? An assumption that everything is your own fault when that’s clearly absurd.”

72. “Guilt like that, it’s a sort of arrogance, you know? An assumption that everything is your own fault when that’s clearly absurd.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Joe smiled his charming smile, which was less broad than his real one. Kite was so immune that Joe had forgotten how well it worked on everyone else. He wondered if anybody had ever been brave enough to flirt with Kite, and which ditch they’d ended up in.”

73. “Joe smiled his charming smile, which was less broad than his real one. Kite was so immune that Joe had forgotten how well it worked on everyone else. He wondered if anybody had ever been brave enough to flirt with Kite, and which ditch they’d ended up in.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “He thought wearily that he had better recruit some women. Women didn’t do stupid thing just to prove they were really good at being women.”

74. “He thought wearily that he had better recruit some women. Women didn’t do stupid thing just to prove they were really good at being women.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “All the same, he had a feeling that life should not have been about ten candles and two baths a week.”

75. “All the same, he had a feeling that life should not have been about ten candles and two baths a week.”

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Natasha Pulley Quote: “Isn’t that what impoverished young artists usually do with old millionaires who fall in love with them?”

76. “Isn’t that what impoverished young artists usually do with old millionaires who fall in love with them?”

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