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Destiny is no more than the fulfillment of purposive potentialities within us. The human cerebral cortex is a single she — there is enough potential energy in a single person that if released would equal thirty hydrogen bombs. Destiny is nothing to sneeze at!
Destiny is no more than the fulfillment of purposive potentialities within us. The human cerebral cortex is a single she — there is enough potential energy in a single person that if released would equal thirty hydrogen bombs. Destiny is nothing to sneeze at!
Destiny is no more than the fulfillment of purposive potentialities within us. The human cerebral cortex is a single she — there is enough potential energy in a single person that if released would equal thirty hydrogen bombs. Destiny is nothing to sneeze at!
No. No… No!’ the fear ebbed my voice, cut through me like a knife. I ran, bare feet slipping and sliding over the floorb — Charlotte Munro, Skeletons in The Closet [A Horror Collection]
No. No… No!’ the fear ebbed my voice, cut through me like a knife. I ran, bare feet slipping and sliding over the floorb — Charlotte Munro, Skeletons in The Closet [A Horror Collection]
No. No… No!’ the fear ebbed my voice, cut through me like a knife. I ran, bare feet slipping and sliding over the floorb — Charlotte Munro, Skeletons in The Closet [A Horror Collection]
In a way it was worth it, she thought, except that it was such a total waste. — Diana Wynne Jones
In a way it was worth it, she thought, except that it was such a total waste. — Diana Wynne Jones
In a way it was worth it, she thought, except that it was such a total waste. — Diana Wynne Jones
Were such things here as we do speak about?Or have we eaten on the insane rootThat takes the reason prisoner? — William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Macbeth. by William Shakespear. to Which Are Added All the Original Songs.
Were such things here as we do speak about?Or have we eaten on the insane rootThat takes the reason prisoner? — William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Macbeth. by William Shakespear. to Which Are Added All the Original Songs.
Were such things here as we do speak about?Or have we eaten on the insane rootThat takes the reason prisoner? — William Shakespeare, The Tragedy of Macbeth. by William Shakespear. to Which Are Added All the Original Songs.
If sharks could smile, they'd smile like he was now. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
If sharks could smile, they'd smile like he was now. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
If sharks could smile, they'd smile like he was now. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
Tell me it's not true."He sighed. "Fine. It's not true."...And yet..."Are you lying?"He rolled his eyes. "Of course I'm — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
Tell me it's not true."He sighed. "Fine. It's not true."...And yet..."Are you lying?"He rolled his eyes. "Of course I'm — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
Tell me it's not true."He sighed. "Fine. It's not true."...And yet..."Are you lying?"He rolled his eyes. "Of course I'm — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
What a surprise. That boy doesn't have the sense God gave a cactus. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
What a surprise. That boy doesn't have the sense God gave a cactus. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock
What a surprise. That boy doesn't have the sense God gave a cactus. — Kathleen Peacock, Hemlock