Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us. — Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us. — Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us. — Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us. — Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us. — Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
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Ferocity is a trait highly regarded amongst us.

— Stefan Mroczkowski, Tommy Avenger and the House of Bones
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More “Magic” Quotes

Yes, Marya thought, the smell of woodsmoke and old snow pushing back her long black hair. Magic does that. It wastes you — Catherynne M. Valente, Deathless
You want me to go back into that house protected by a magic sticky note?”“Don’t even start,” I told him. “It’s working. — Ilona Andrews
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Wizard’s work was a pleasure and a madness. No wonder the university magicians rambled at times like daft bastards. — Lita Burke, Forever Boy
Forget about weird Boy and move on — Laura J. Burns
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O, she's warm!If this be magic, let it be an artLawful as eating. — William Shakespeare, The Winter's Tale
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Every spell is a journey. — Lawren Leo, Love's Shadow: Nine Crooked Paths
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