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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Many of them had come from Mexico City, where they met doing yoga around Parque Hundido, and they’d spent time at Real de Catorce and Huautla, like any middle-class wannabe hippie did, before they stumbled onto Jalisco.”

151. “Many of them had come from Mexico City, where they met doing yoga around Parque Hundido, and they’d spent time at Real de Catorce and Huautla, like any middle-class wannabe hippie did, before they stumbled onto Jalisco.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The universe was unveiling new wonders every day, the motorcar and the photographic camera, to name but a handful of the inventions dazzling the world. She preferred to classify herself as one of these new wonders.”

152. “The universe was unveiling new wonders every day, the motorcar and the photographic camera, to name but a handful of the inventions dazzling the world. She preferred to classify herself as one of these new wonders.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She’d learned rebellion while muttering the rosary.”

153. “She’d learned rebellion while muttering the rosary.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He was chained to her, to this brilliant ideal of a perfect love.”

154. “He was chained to her, to this brilliant ideal of a perfect love.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Life may not be fair, but I must be fair.”

155. “Life may not be fair, but I must be fair.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Vice’, Noemi thought and was reminded of the nuns who had overseen her education. She’d learned rebellion while muttering the roseary.”

156. “Vice’, Noemi thought and was reminded of the nuns who had overseen her education. She’d learned rebellion while muttering the roseary.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “One moment he was flinching and the next there was a slow, sweet wave that dragged him down... it was a haze. The haze you experience when your eyes are heavy and you are about to fall asleep, where your limbs are tired, and your whole body is weighed down, and there is this soft pleasant sensation as you surrender to exhaustion.”

157. “One moment he was flinching and the next there was a slow, sweet wave that dragged him down... it was a haze. The haze you experience when your eyes are heavy and you are about to fall asleep, where your limbs are tired, and your whole body is weighed down, and there is this soft pleasant sensation as you surrender to exhaustion.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “It puzzled her to imagine death as a perfume that clung to her and, rather than striking the sour note of decay, could be as pleasant as the scent of a rose. But she did not give this too much thought because she was busier summoning her outrage.”

158. “It puzzled her to imagine death as a perfume that clung to her and, rather than striking the sour note of decay, could be as pleasant as the scent of a rose. But she did not give this too much thought because she was busier summoning her outrage.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Life had taught her to be untrusting. Dreamers and romantics like her father did not fare well, and though she had dreamed in Uukumil, she’d done so quietly, in secret.”

159. “Life had taught her to be untrusting. Dreamers and romantics like her father did not fare well, and though she had dreamed in Uukumil, she’d done so quietly, in secret.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “His hair was very pale, the color of the fragile crust of salt that forms upon the seawater when it evaporates.”

160. “His hair was very pale, the color of the fragile crust of salt that forms upon the seawater when it evaporates.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “War is seldom fair for any party involved.”

161. “War is seldom fair for any party involved.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Quiet now,” he said, his voice low. “The things you name grow in power.”

162. “Quiet now,” he said, his voice low. “The things you name grow in power.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She had experience dealing with irritating men. They did not fluster her. She had learned, by navigating cocktail parties and meals at restaurants, that showing any kind of reaction to their crude remarks emboldened them.”

163. “She had experience dealing with irritating men. They did not fluster her. She had learned, by navigating cocktail parties and meals at restaurants, that showing any kind of reaction to their crude remarks emboldened them.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She thought that men such as her father could be stern and men could be cold like Virgil, but women needed to be liked or they’d be in trouble.”

164. “She thought that men such as her father could be stern and men could be cold like Virgil, but women needed to be liked or they’d be in trouble.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Why? Because to imagine Indigenous intelligence and power would have been unthinkable. We are all taught to despise the whiff of darkness, of Indigenous blood and of Blackness. We speak about ‘bettering the race,’ and by that we mean injecting more European blood into our veins. What Wilhelm said wasn’t considered outrageous at the time. It’s not even outrageous now, sadly.”

165. “Why? Because to imagine Indigenous intelligence and power would have been unthinkable. We are all taught to despise the whiff of darkness, of Indigenous blood and of Blackness. We speak about ‘bettering the race,’ and by that we mean injecting more European blood into our veins. What Wilhelm said wasn’t considered outrageous at the time. It’s not even outrageous now, sadly.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I’ll think of you the night of the party, Judith, when I rush through the forest and tear open a stag’s throat with a single bite. I’ll remember how the red of the ribbon matches the red of its blood.” “You’re a madman,” she said, freeing herself of his grasp and adjusting the shawl. “Go, chase the moon, tell it your lies.”

166. “I’ll think of you the night of the party, Judith, when I rush through the forest and tear open a stag’s throat with a single bite. I’ll remember how the red of the ribbon matches the red of its blood.” “You’re a madman,” she said, freeing herself of his grasp and adjusting the shawl. “Go, chase the moon, tell it your lies.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Nobody can find you here.”

167. “Nobody can find you here.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Now she recalled one particular thing Jung wrote: everyone carries a shadow.”

168. “Now she recalled one particular thing Jung wrote: everyone carries a shadow.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “If she’d been a siren luring him to the bottom of the sea, he would have followed. If she’d been a gorgon he’d have let himself be turned into stone.”

169. “If she’d been a siren luring him to the bottom of the sea, he would have followed. If she’d been a gorgon he’d have let himself be turned into stone.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She’d said her vows and danced at her wedding party, and never once did she let the satisfied mask she wore slip.”

170. “She’d said her vows and danced at her wedding party, and never once did she let the satisfied mask she wore slip.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “We can only pay our debts with blood. The ultimate gift is always blood.”

171. “We can only pay our debts with blood. The ultimate gift is always blood.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “As for the Devil, he seemed to live everywhere in New England. There was a Devil’s Rock and a Devil’s Footprint and a Devil’s Pulpit.”

172. “As for the Devil, he seemed to live everywhere in New England. There was a Devil’s Rock and a Devil’s Footprint and a Devil’s Pulpit.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He knew that in the years to come, even when they were old and gray and their spines were bent by the weight of time, he would remember her as she was in that moment, with a couple of stray yellow flowers in her hair, her lips parted. He stood still, holding the moment against his heart. Then she turned her head and smiled at him.”

173. “He knew that in the years to come, even when they were old and gray and their spines were bent by the weight of time, he would remember her as she was in that moment, with a couple of stray yellow flowers in her hair, her lips parted. He stood still, holding the moment against his heart. Then she turned her head and smiled at him.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “When they were kids, she could outrun all the other children in the neighborhood despite her bad foot. He supposed she was still trying to outrun everyone.”

174. “When they were kids, she could outrun all the other children in the neighborhood despite her bad foot. He supposed she was still trying to outrun everyone.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “What? Are you suddenly bashful?” he asked. “Last time we were here it wasn’t the case.” “That was a dream,” she stammered. “It doesn’t mean it wasn’t real.”

175. “What? Are you suddenly bashful?” he asked. “Last time we were here it wasn’t the case.” “That was a dream,” she stammered. “It doesn’t mean it wasn’t real.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Besides, bitterness will only poison you, not them.”

176. “Besides, bitterness will only poison you, not them.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Besides, boys her age were dull, always talking about the parties they had been to the previous week or the one they were planning to go to the week after. Easy, shallow men. Yet the thought of anyone more substantial made her nervous, for she was trapped between competing desires, a desire for a more meaningful connection and the desire to never change.”

177. “Besides, boys her age were dull, always talking about the parties they had been to the previous week or the one they were planning to go to the week after. Easy, shallow men. Yet the thought of anyone more substantial made her nervous, for she was trapped between competing desires, a desire for a more meaningful connection and the desire to never change.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He was like the sun in the sky, lighting her days.”

178. “He was like the sun in the sky, lighting her days.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “We all have a animal double, Englishman.”

179. “We all have a animal double, Englishman.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “But she liked this man’s quirks and imperfections, the lack of playboy smarts coupled with a quiet intelligence.”

180. “But she liked this man’s quirks and imperfections, the lack of playboy smarts coupled with a quiet intelligence.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Nothing is easier.” Elisa said. “It’s just another way to get killed.”

181. “Nothing is easier.” Elisa said. “It’s just another way to get killed.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “We do not go to town often. If you have business there, you must ask me, and I’ll have Charles drive you.”

182. “We do not go to town often. If you have business there, you must ask me, and I’ll have Charles drive you.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “It was not effortlessly. It tore me apart, but the poison has bled out.”

183. “It was not effortlessly. It tore me apart, but the poison has bled out.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “He’d soared to rare heights without the benefit of family or friends.”

184. “He’d soared to rare heights without the benefit of family or friends.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Catalina’s mother was from France. My father is from Veracruz and my mother from Oaxaca. We are Mazatec on her side. What is your point?” she asked flatly.”

185. “Catalina’s mother was from France. My father is from Veracruz and my mother from Oaxaca. We are Mazatec on her side. What is your point?” she asked flatly.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “In her misery, she was able to find the beauty of spite and cling to it.”

186. “In her misery, she was able to find the beauty of spite and cling to it.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Elvis didn’t know what El Mago expected him to say. It seemed to him that when you’ve been sharing meals and assignments with a dude for months on end that you owe it to the guy to at least try and get him some help and not let him die like a dog in the street.”

187. “Elvis didn’t know what El Mago expected him to say. It seemed to him that when you’ve been sharing meals and assignments with a dude for months on end that you owe it to the guy to at least try and get him some help and not let him die like a dog in the street.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Back then, when I was a young woman, there were still witches. That was what Nana Alba used to say when she told Minerva bedtime stories; it was the preamble that led into a realm of shadows and mysteries.”

188. “Back then, when I was a young woman, there were still witches. That was what Nana Alba used to say when she told Minerva bedtime stories; it was the preamble that led into a realm of shadows and mysteries.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “In the papers, columnists accused communist foreigners of corrupting Mexico’s youth and attempting to destroy the nation. The cops were innocent, lawful citizens doing their jobs. Perhaps it wasn’t true, but it made Maite’s skin prickle with dread, because no one wanted a repeat of ’68.”

189. “In the papers, columnists accused communist foreigners of corrupting Mexico’s youth and attempting to destroy the nation. The cops were innocent, lawful citizens doing their jobs. Perhaps it wasn’t true, but it made Maite’s skin prickle with dread, because no one wanted a repeat of ’68.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Marriage could hardly be like the passionate romances one read about in books. It seemed to her, in fact, a rotten deal. Men would be solicitous and well behaved when they courted a woman, asking her out to parties and sending her flowers, but once they married, the flowers wilted.”

190. “Marriage could hardly be like the passionate romances one read about in books. It seemed to her, in fact, a rotten deal. Men would be solicitous and well behaved when they courted a woman, asking her out to parties and sending her flowers, but once they married, the flowers wilted.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She wishes to take flight. If she had wings she’d have reached the horizon.”

191. “She wishes to take flight. If she had wings she’d have reached the horizon.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Copulating with me won’t make you any more human. It’ll make you sadder, when you open your eyes and see my face instead of his. Copulating with me won’t make up for what happened in the lab, it won’t wipe away the things your father confessed, and it won’t heal him.”

192. “Copulating with me won’t make you any more human. It’ll make you sadder, when you open your eyes and see my face instead of his. Copulating with me won’t make up for what happened in the lab, it won’t wipe away the things your father confessed, and it won’t heal him.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “All of us are daughters denied some truth or other; craving ancient wisdom like the bitterness of stars against Her tongue, expiring into darkness.”

193. “All of us are daughters denied some truth or other; craving ancient wisdom like the bitterness of stars against Her tongue, expiring into darkness.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “What mattered was not the veracity of the story, but its power. The symbol. The hidden meaning. A woman and rebirth and the restoration of something lost.”

194. “What mattered was not the veracity of the story, but its power. The symbol. The hidden meaning. A woman and rebirth and the restoration of something lost.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “They were quiet and they were foolish, both of them, thinking they were treading with any delicacy, and that if they somehow moderated their voices they’d stop the tide of emotion. The things you name do grow in power, but others that are not ever whispered claw at one’s heart anyway, rip it to shreds even if a syllable does not escape the lips.”

195. “They were quiet and they were foolish, both of them, thinking they were treading with any delicacy, and that if they somehow moderated their voices they’d stop the tide of emotion. The things you name do grow in power, but others that are not ever whispered claw at one’s heart anyway, rip it to shreds even if a syllable does not escape the lips.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The land kept its riches in the dark, sprouting no trees with fruit.”

196. “The land kept its riches in the dark, sprouting no trees with fruit.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “She had not changed. He knew she would not, she’d remain suspended in amber, for him and him alone.”

197. “She had not changed. He knew she would not, she’d remain suspended in amber, for him and him alone.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “For all your intelligence, you don’t think sometimes.”

198. “For all your intelligence, you don’t think sometimes.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Feeling her gaze on him, he turned to her and smiled a crooked smile. He drew her against him, and then he tipped his head up, to look at the stars that he’d never bothered to survey before.”

199. “Feeling her gaze on him, he turned to her and smiled a crooked smile. He drew her against him, and then he tipped his head up, to look at the stars that he’d never bothered to survey before.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The parties at the Tunons’ house always ended unquestionably late, and since the hosts enjoyed costume parties in particular, it was not unusual to see Chinas Poblanas with their folkloric skirts and ribbons in their hair arrive in the company of a harlequin or a cowboy.”

200. “The parties at the Tunons’ house always ended unquestionably late, and since the hosts enjoyed costume parties in particular, it was not unusual to see Chinas Poblanas with their folkloric skirts and ribbons in their hair arrive in the company of a harlequin or a cowboy.”

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