Top 150 Tricia Levenseller Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “So, no, Alosa, I cannot promise that I won’t ignore orders again. Like I said, when it comes to you, I have no control over my actions.”

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52. “Now someone’s nuzzling my neck. “You stole my blanket, Alosa.”

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53. “If you’re sorry, that means you want forgiveness. Is that what you’re asking for? If you want forgiveness, that means you want to make things right. And if you want to make things right, that means that you don’t intend to put me in harm’s way again. So, if you are saying you’re sorry, I don’t think you understand what that entails.”

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54. “When fancy strikes, a man gets this notion in his mind that everything a woman does is for him.”

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55. “You may know what is best for you, but you have no right to say what is best for someone else. Iric has his own beliefs. Don’t try to take those away from him.”

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56. “I can feel Riden’s breath in my face. He’s so close and so angry, I almost want to laugh. “No, it wasn’t,” he insists. Then he’s kissing me.”

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57. “A challenge and an insult all wrapped into one. My specialty.”

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58. “There is at least one thing she cares about more than her own justice. You.”

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59. “Aren’t we all drawn to friends in the beginning by trifling things? True bonds develop afterward, when character is revealed.”

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60. “He wears his confidence as if it is merely another article of clothing upon his person.”

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61. “Your enchantments last long after your song fades.”

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62. “When a man sees something that several other men want, he can’t help but want it, too.”

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63. “Pain goes away eventually,” he says. “Death is permanent.”

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64. “Don’t be afraid, only cautious.”

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65. “I told you, you’re my equal. You’ve assisted me in more ways than one. You’ve been my constant companion these last couple of months, and I don’t ever want you to leave, Alessandra. I want to show you how I respect and appreciate you.”

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66. “Princess, Riden’s dealt with hundreds of women already in his life. He’s never had trouble leaving one of them. You will be no different.”

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67. “Passion leads to fierce heartbreak, Rhoda. You might think twice about how badly you wish for it.”

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68. “Imagine that you traveled all over the world, looking for happiness, looking for thrills to pass the time. Imagine seeing everything there is to see and still not finding happiness. Well, that would give you a very bleak outlook on life, would it not?”

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69. “Because we are not our fathers. We saw what evil looked like, and we knew we wanted to be different.”

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70. “Many can’t even grow hair on their chins.”

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71. “She’s got a fiery temperament that matches the red hair atop her head.”

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72. “Draxen smiles. “If you ever try to make me lose face in front of my men like that again, I may just leave your cell unlocked at night so anyone can wander in, and I will fall asleep, listening to your screams.” “You’re daft if you think you will ever hear me scream. And you’d better pray you never fall asleep while my cell is unlocked.”

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73. “He glares at me. “Sympathy is not what I want from you, Alosa.”

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74. “Oh, the ridiculous things one has to do when one is a pirate.”

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75. “I don’t want to talk. Why can’t everyone just keep to themselves?”

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76. “I am shocked by the sudden realization that I would rather have this life. This life of Kallias’s trust and friendship, of helping him to rule a kingdom without having any real power, just a king’s ear – I would rather have all of that than another fling with a man who will just give me jewels because he likes things I do to him in bed.”

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77. “I’ll say whatever I please. I’m not a lady, I’m a pirate!”

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78. “The point is, Father, I know what I’m doing. And I’m going to keep doing whatever I wish, because I am the master of myself.”

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79. “Do you have any idea how hard it was to find a girl my size to steal those from?”

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80. “Every soul parted from this world is a star in the sky.”

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81. “I step toward my room, taking one last look at my king. “I didn’t tell Leandros no because of some deal I have with you. I told him no because it would take me away from you.”

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82. “Yes, we should all worship the stars. They are as useful as they are beautiful. Some never change position. They are constants in the sky. Without them, we would be lost.”

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83. “Not everyone knows how to love the right way.”

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84. “He’s watching me with clear astonishment. As he should. I am power and beauty. I am song and water. I rule the sea and all creatures within it.”

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85. “The men don’t stray from their meal as our feet touch the ground. They probably can’t hear us over the sounds of their own chomping. Men can be so disgusting, especially when they think no one is looking.”

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86. “Then disinherit me! The king sends me expensive gifts. I have plenty of money, and I live in the palace. There is nothing you can do to threaten me. You’ve outlived your usefulness, Father. You got me into the palace, and now I can take it from here. In fact, once I win the king’s favor, I’ll make sure you don’t see one penny out of my treasury.”

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87. “I’m not a trollop, i announce to the empty room. “i’m a sexually empowered woman, and there is nothing wrong with that.”

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88. “You didn’t really know me,” I say. “If you had, you’d know I’ve already killed for love once before.”

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89. “I nudge the body with a foot, look up at my father, and say “Here is your god.”

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90. “I may be strong, but I also need to be able to walk.”

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91. “Which means if I’m to keep up appearances, I’ll have to escape the ship. Then get caught on purpose. Oh, the ridiculous things one has to do when one is a pirate.”

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92. “Sometimes change takes generations,” Kellyn says. “And sometimes people disregard the law to pursue their own beliefs.”

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93. “He says something I can’t quite make out, then rubs tears from his eyes and tries again. “You killed him!” He throws his head back and laughs and laughs.”

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94. “How can I be betrayed by someone who was never on my side to begin with? My.”

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95. “I am always the one in control.”

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96. “It’s Tuesday, which means we go out for dinner. I hate going out.”

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97. “At the Shadow King.”

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98. “I may have lost much. But I have also gained much. And I am better for it.”

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99. “Because pirates aren’t supposed to look like you look and talk like you talk an do what you do. You’re confusing and it’s messing with my head.”

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100. “He sighs. “What are you doing?” He’s talking to himself.”

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