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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Looking at her, he thought of smoke, of incense and altars, and the painting of a girl he’d seen in a discarded museum catalogue.”

351. “Looking at her, he thought of smoke, of incense and altars, and the painting of a girl he’d seen in a discarded museum catalogue.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “You don’t understand,” he said. “I’m the worst of friends to you. You ought to spend more time with people who are more animated than me, younger and lively. I am like a rickety, haunted house, Miss Beaulieu. Best find a new abode. I won’t be troubling you any longer.”

352. “You don’t understand,” he said. “I’m the worst of friends to you. You ought to spend more time with people who are more animated than me, younger and lively. I am like a rickety, haunted house, Miss Beaulieu. Best find a new abode. I won’t be troubling you any longer.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Was she having lunch with a modern-day Robin Hood or someone more sinister? A cold-blooded killer, a kidnapper, a lurid, cartoonish monster. A villain!”

353. “Was she having lunch with a modern-day Robin Hood or someone more sinister? A cold-blooded killer, a kidnapper, a lurid, cartoonish monster. A villain!”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Often life doesn’t make sense, and if Elvis had a motto it was that: life’s a mess. That’s probably why he loved music and factoids. They helped him construct a more organized world.”

354. “Often life doesn’t make sense, and if Elvis had a motto it was that: life’s a mess. That’s probably why he loved music and factoids. They helped him construct a more organized world.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Often life doesn’t make sense, and if Elvis had a motto it was that: life’s a mess.”

355. “Often life doesn’t make sense, and if Elvis had a motto it was that: life’s a mess.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “The only thing Montserrat had done with her hair was tie it into a ponytail, but Nando was a horny dog trying to butter her up like a succulent lobster. She’d dodged enough creeps to know how to deal with this one.”

356. “The only thing Montserrat had done with her hair was tie it into a ponytail, but Nando was a horny dog trying to butter her up like a succulent lobster. She’d dodged enough creeps to know how to deal with this one.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “You’re kidding me, right? The ‘team-building exercise’ was drinking beer in very big glasses and pinching waitresses’ behinds. I don’t need to play sexist caveman games with the boys to do my job.”

357. “You’re kidding me, right? The ‘team-building exercise’ was drinking beer in very big glasses and pinching waitresses’ behinds. I don’t need to play sexist caveman games with the boys to do my job.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Her mystery eclipses tarnished stars we kept for wishing on. Perhaps our daughters will walk in shadow gladly, holding hunger inside them for a weapon.”

358. “Her mystery eclipses tarnished stars we kept for wishing on. Perhaps our daughters will walk in shadow gladly, holding hunger inside them for a weapon.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

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.”

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

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “If you gave me a name, who is to say it is not mine? If I had an ordinary name, I could have an ordinary story. I could swear I first saw you in Merida, standing in the middle of the street.”

360. “If you gave me a name, who is to say it is not mine? If I had an ordinary name, I could have an ordinary story. I could swear I first saw you in Merida, standing in the middle of the street.”

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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.”

361. “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: “Perhaps chirping even more loudly, the shadow of death creating a frenzy of need inside their small bodies, urging them on toward their own destruction.”

362. “Perhaps chirping even more loudly, the shadow of death creating a frenzy of need inside their small bodies, urging them on toward their own destruction.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “While her mother was expecting only a suitable match, Nina was hoping for the romance of a lifetime followed by the grandest wedding imaginable.”

363. “While her mother was expecting only a suitable match, Nina was hoping for the romance of a lifetime followed by the grandest wedding imaginable.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

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.”

364. “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: “And she had to admit to herself that part of what kept her next to him was not just the promise of freeing herself of the bone splinter or a sense of obligation, but the lure of change, of becoming someone else, someone other than a girl who starched shirts and shone shoes and had to make do with a quick glimpse of the stars at night.”

365. “And she had to admit to herself that part of what kept her next to him was not just the promise of freeing herself of the bone splinter or a sense of obligation, but the lure of change, of becoming someone else, someone other than a girl who starched shirts and shone shoes and had to make do with a quick glimpse of the stars at night.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Without meaning to, she also thought about him in other terms. Hector was hers. He was always hers, and even if she wouldn’t have him, he should remain so.”

366. “Without meaning to, she also thought about him in other terms. Hector was hers. He was always hers, and even if she wouldn’t have him, he should remain so.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “I don’t even know if I exist anymore.”

367. “I don’t even know if I exist anymore.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “That’s what his eyes were like: the night on the printed page. Blacker than the night outside the bus, the real and tangible night awaiting them here –.”

368. “That’s what his eyes were like: the night on the printed page. Blacker than the night outside the bus, the real and tangible night awaiting them here –.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “So do I. I still find the time to glance at a paper, especially these days when we’ve got the government engaged in vicious repressive activities.”

369. “So do I. I still find the time to glance at a paper, especially these days when we’ve got the government engaged in vicious repressive activities.”

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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.”

370. “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.”

— Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Have you exhausted the self-pity?”

371. “Have you exhausted the self-pity?”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “When he talked, he did it well. He carved each sentence with a graceful assurance. Each word was a jewel.”

372. “When he talked, he did it well. He carved each sentence with a graceful assurance. Each word was a jewel.”

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Silvia Moreno-Garcia Quote: “Love is a strange thing to us. We do not revel in it. We only know hunger.”

373. “Love is a strange thing to us. We do not revel in it. We only know hunger.”

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