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Quotes from A Trace of Memory — Keith Laumer

1925–1993 United States

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There’s nothing like a little slavery to make a man appreciate even a modest portion of freedom.

A Trace of Memory (1963)

I’m arguing with myself and I can’t tell who’s winning.

A Trace of Memory (1963)

I wanted to tell him that all lives are the same length when viewed from the foreshortened perspective of death, and that life, like music, requires no meaning but only a certain symmetry.

A Trace of Memory (1963)

I know; you don’t consider it impossible. That’s the trouble with you; you don’t consider anything impossible. It would make life a lot easier for me if you’d let me rule out a few items—like leprechauns who hang out at Stonehenge.

A Trace of Memory (1963)

Attribution

Quotes and notes from Wikiquote: Keith Laumer (page history), available under CC BY-SA 4.0.