142 Quotes by Susan Dennard


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    The shanty soon ended, but Ryber kept pounding the drum and hollered, “‘The Maidens North of Lovats!’” – which Merik knew was her favorite song, since she was a maiden from north of Lovats.

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    Even the greatest feats of man lose their luster when one’s head is filled with storm clouds.

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    Merik had seen potential trade for Nubrevna where there was none. He’d seen a navy that had “needed his leadership” when it hadn’t. He’d seen a selfish domna in Safiya fon Hasstrel, a frustrating Threadwitch in Iseult det Midenzi, and then an inconsequential ship’s boy in Cam – yet none of those presumptions had proved true.

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    Though we are safe with our friends near, we are safest with our enemies nearer.

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    A person can grieve for herself yet still revel in someone else’s good fortune.

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    Sorry to make you wait!” Safi roared over the rapid four-beat race. Her legs were bared, her silk gown shredded, and she clutched a pitchfork to her stomach. “And sorry for the trouble on my ass!

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    Merik turned away, pretending not to hear. Not to care. But the truth was, he did hear and he did care.

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