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Fortunately, he was the sort of person who, when he demanded an explanation, listened to it.

— Elizabeth Ann Scarborough The Healer's War (1988)

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You do comprehend, do you not, that symbolically is not the same as fillingly?

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas (1986)

I attempted to explain and he attempted to understand, but the truth fell somewhere between us.

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas (1986)

We must draw the line somewhere. Observance of good form is necessary to the orderly completion of lessons. Orderly completion of lessons leads to the orderly growth of society.

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas (1986)

William gave me a look that said it was too bad I was brain-damaged.

The Healer's War (1988)

While it was not bloodthirsty—for human blood anyway—it didn’t discourage bloodthirsty practices: its attitude was aloof, as befitted its station, the god who couldn’t be bothered with the petty problems of its worshipers.

The Drastic Dragon of Draco, Texas (1986)

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