“They might all be dead by now.”“Seventy-Five thousand homes were destroyed.”
Perfect.
“Every entry after that was the same way.”
Yes.
“And anyone?” I ask after a moment.
Oh, okay.
“Over the centuries, wine has been drunk out of a variety of glasses, ranging from heavy beakers to delicate crystal flutes.”
I don’t drink, so I can only assume this is a metaphor. …No, I still don’t know what this means.
” ‘But this one was walking, I tell you; and there ain’t no elm tree on the North Moors.’ “
welp.
“So well intended, and yet so insulting,”
Lol wut.
There are no words on page 45.
“There’s that evil word again.”
“For example, see the essays by romance writers collected in Jayne Ann Krentz’s ‘Dangerous Men & Adventurous Women’”
Not even lying. This was in my lit book.
“Whch keeps me pale! Light thickens, and the crow Makes wing to the rooky wood.”
I don’t know what this means, Shakespeare. Elaborate ._.
Why did the nearest book have to be my history textbook…. goddammit. The first line was “The Pilgrims’ first winter of 1620-1621 took a grisly toll.”
“Notable achievements.”
THANK YOU GAME OF THRONES
THIS IS GREAT
“She was only ten, a skinny girl on a stolen horse with a dark forest ahead of her and men behind who would gladly cut off her feet.”
Ok….
Just my luck to have this sentence from a very mature book lolol
(Source: your-savior-amon)
