Alan Marshall

  • iliasmshas quoted2 years ago
    The back is made for the burden
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    They say you breathe the germ in,’ he said. ‘It’s just floating about in the air – everywhere. You never know where it is. It must have been just floating past his nose when he breathed in and that was the end of him. He went down like a pole-axed steer. If he’d been breathing out when that germ passed he’d’ve been right.’
  • iliasmshas quoted2 years ago
    did not see her leaving me of her own will but leaving me because of some sudden, monstrous circumstance over which she had no control
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    I never associated Him with kindliness, only with severity
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    The eager life of it moved into me, refreshing and strengthening me so that I felt no weakness at all
  • iliasmshas quoted2 years ago
    ’s like a pot to a thirsty man.’
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    I’ll make him a bushman and a runner,’ he said with determination. ‘By God, I will!’
  • iliasmshas quoted2 years ago
    It’s good to make people laugh. There’s a hell of a lot of other things making them
  • iliasmshas quoted2 years ago
    when Mrs Carruthers handed Mary the present, did Mary touch her
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    I wished I was dead, seeing in death not a frightening absence of life, but a sleeping without pain
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