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Together with her, we feel how stuffy the car is, how the world is boxing her in.
Twilight and Other Stories (1992)
Shmaryahu's blue eyes seem frozen to him, focused on some other world.
Twilight and Other Stories (1992)
An extreme always appears more pure than a compromise.
The Vocabulary of Peace: Life, Culture, and Politics in the Middle East (1995)
The strength to carve signs in stones is for me the Levant, and is what makes it all worthwhile.
The Vocabulary of Peace: Life, Culture, and Politics in the Middle East (1995)
Two acquaintances meeting in the street would warm one another's hands with a shy smile.
Twilight and Other Stories (1992)
Reality seems to have broken up into little particles that she can't fit together again.
Twilight and Other Stories (1992)
We would lie numb, waiting for the night's Operation Cauldron to end, the leaden silence to return, the hollow grief.
Twilight and Other Stories (1992)
Any given discipline contains a majority of priests and a minority of prophets, and the eternal question is who prevails.
The Vocabulary of Peace: Life, Culture, and Politics in the Middle East (1995)
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