Top 300 T. Kingfisher Quotes (2024 Update)
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T. Kingfisher Quote: “The old woman snorted. “Knives aren’t magic, girl. All they are is sharp. Cut or don’t, but don’t dither over it. It only makes it worse for both of you.” Janna.”

301. “The old woman snorted. “Knives aren’t magic, girl. All they are is sharp. Cut or don’t, but don’t dither over it. It only makes it worse for both of you.” Janna.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Was someone about to cut her head off? True, he was a bit far afield of Weaver’s Nest, but it wasn’t as if the sort of people who chopped off other people’s heads obeyed strict neighborhood boundaries.”

302. “Was someone about to cut her head off? True, he was a bit far afield of Weaver’s Nest, but it wasn’t as if the sort of people who chopped off other people’s heads obeyed strict neighborhood boundaries.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “That should do it. Tell me if you get the urge to take a bite out of someone, though.” “There’s a long list of people I’d like to bite,” said Marra, a bit dryly. The dust-wife snorted. “Fair enough. Just tell me if you get the urge to chew afterward, then.”

303. “That should do it. Tell me if you get the urge to take a bite out of someone, though.” “There’s a long list of people I’d like to bite,” said Marra, a bit dryly. The dust-wife snorted. “Fair enough. Just tell me if you get the urge to chew afterward, then.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Knitting socks was not a particularly glamorous hobby, but it filled the same mental need as the sword – careful work that held his attention and hopefully did not allow his mind to wander too far afield. Plus at the end, you got socks out of it, and no one appreciated good socks like a soldier.”

304. “Knitting socks was not a particularly glamorous hobby, but it filled the same mental need as the sword – careful work that held his attention and hopefully did not allow his mind to wander too far afield. Plus at the end, you got socks out of it, and no one appreciated good socks like a soldier.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Panic was definitely called for right now, but for some reason, if there’s two people, only one of you panics at a time.”

305. “Panic was definitely called for right now, but for some reason, if there’s two people, only one of you panics at a time.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Hours passed, like a kidney stone.”

306. “Hours passed, like a kidney stone.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “The first person we’d met and I wanted to get the hell away as quickly as I could. Typical.”

307. “The first person we’d met and I wanted to get the hell away as quickly as I could. Typical.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Why do gods always want you to walk to them? You’d think they’d do more good if they were near where most of the people live.”

308. “Why do gods always want you to walk to them? You’d think they’d do more good if they were near where most of the people live.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “We weren’t big on funerals in my family. I know some families have these massive orgies of grief, where all the third cousins come back and sob over the casket, but we’re not like that.”

309. “We weren’t big on funerals in my family. I know some families have these massive orgies of grief, where all the third cousins come back and sob over the casket, but we’re not like that.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Still, I have to admit I didn’t see the chicken or the puppet coming.”

310. “Still, I have to admit I didn’t see the chicken or the puppet coming.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Strange, the powers you find sometimes, in a garden at the end of the road.”

311. “Strange, the powers you find sometimes, in a garden at the end of the road.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “I asked my phone if it was connected to the internet and it told me that it had a very close relationship with the internet. I attempted to pull up a web page and it informed me that it was not that kind of relationship.”

312. “I asked my phone if it was connected to the internet and it told me that it had a very close relationship with the internet. I attempted to pull up a web page and it informed me that it was not that kind of relationship.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Summer’s mother believed that books were safe things that kept you inside, which only shows how little she knew about it, because books are one of the least safe things in the world.”

313. “Summer’s mother believed that books were safe things that kept you inside, which only shows how little she knew about it, because books are one of the least safe things in the world.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “I am not spending twenty dollars on a candle,” said my mother. Phil pulled her to her feet. She was clearly favoring her ankle and had to lean on his arm. “For twenty dollars, it would have to give me an orgasm every time I lit it.” Phil made a small sound of emotional distress.”

314. “I am not spending twenty dollars on a candle,” said my mother. Phil pulled her to her feet. She was clearly favoring her ankle and had to lean on his arm. “For twenty dollars, it would have to give me an orgasm every time I lit it.” Phil made a small sound of emotional distress.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “They pretended they weren’t there as guards and Nessilka pretended her goblins weren’t being guarded, and everyone was reasonably happy.”

315. “They pretended they weren’t there as guards and Nessilka pretended her goblins weren’t being guarded, and everyone was reasonably happy.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “How dare he tell me about his awful past at a particularly relevant moment? The nerve of the man!”

316. “How dare he tell me about his awful past at a particularly relevant moment? The nerve of the man!”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “I didn’t have that many boxes. Most of them were books. I have always been one of those who rhapsodized about the book as a physical object, but having to pack and carry the boxes was enough to make me want to throw over physical books altogether and just live on an e-reader.”

317. “I didn’t have that many boxes. Most of them were books. I have always been one of those who rhapsodized about the book as a physical object, but having to pack and carry the boxes was enough to make me want to throw over physical books altogether and just live on an e-reader.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “The room she found herself in, when they had tied her to yet another chair and removed the sack, was larger than the last one. It was also clean, but in the fashion of a room that can be easily sluiced down to get the bloodstains off the walls. That was a happy thought. I’m so glad I had it.”

318. “The room she found herself in, when they had tied her to yet another chair and removed the sack, was larger than the last one. It was also clean, but in the fashion of a room that can be easily sluiced down to get the bloodstains off the walls. That was a happy thought. I’m so glad I had it.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Shovels were good for burying dead bodies, and also for making bodies dead in the first place.”

319. “Shovels were good for burying dead bodies, and also for making bodies dead in the first place.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “Don’t stare,′ murmured the dust-wife, ’but don’t look away if someone looks at you. Show as little weakness as you can. Agree to nothing and accept nothing until you know the price.”

320. “Don’t stare,′ murmured the dust-wife, ’but don’t look away if someone looks at you. Show as little weakness as you can. Agree to nothing and accept nothing until you know the price.”

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T. Kingfisher Quote: “My dear, I am certain that you can go on about how unworthy and incapable you are for hours yet, but we have very little time. Let us pretend that we have done all that and that I have nodded correctly and made the proper noises, and skip to the point where you say, “I don’t know what I can do, but I’ll try.”

321. “My dear, I am certain that you can go on about how unworthy and incapable you are for hours yet, but we have very little time. Let us pretend that we have done all that and that I have nodded correctly and made the proper noises, and skip to the point where you say, “I don’t know what I can do, but I’ll try.”

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