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Question 1

But I could, if you asked me, write it down for you, every word of it.

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Question 2

Because of this, the prophecy has long been ignored.

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Question 3

She was a goat who formed peculiar and inexplicable antipathies, taking an intense dislike to certain individuals.

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Question 4

Sadly, this does not distinguish it from any other time; it was always a time of war.

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Question 5

Tears rolled down her face as she looked into his eyes, both of them - his steady eye and his wild and wandering eye - and did not look away.

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Question 6

The girl did not answer him.

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Question 7

She offered her ear, and the girl took hold of it.

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Question 8

The seahorse, it seemed, would never do anything but fall.

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Question 9

It was both a relief and a joy to him to make the letters match the world as he so often saw it: brilliant, luminous.

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Question 10

The kingdom is at stake, for the prophecies say it is so.

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Question 11

It is possible, it could be, that the beast has had a change of heart.

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Question 12

And when the fever broke, when she woke at last to the real world, she brought only one thing with her - her name.

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Question 13

That is not a book I would care to read.

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Question 14

It does not sound like a happy book, a joyful book.

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Question 15

I want her brought to me alive.

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Question 16

It was against the law to teach a girl to read, a woman to write.

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Question 17

His heart fluttered in relief, and also in a strange sort of disappointment.

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Question 18

A woman and her hair are one and the same.

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Question 19

He smelled of maple sugar, and the room smelled of dust and straw.

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Question 20

I’m cutting your hair so you will be safe.

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Question 21

I have friends in the world.

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Question 22

Never before had he stood before his brethren and made such an outrageous request.

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Question 23

The lines of text were a mystery to her, something hidden inside of her.

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Question 24

I ran as fast as I have ever run, and I am a very fast runner.

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Question 25

In fact, it made her weary to consider it - the constant need of people to run from one thing to another, thinking that they would avoid some sorrow, when sorrow was waiting for them no matter where they went.

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Question 26

In addition, he had a talent for mimicry.

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Question 27

I will someday have that knife from between the robber's teeth.

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Question 28

If it is written, then there will be a chance of forgiveness.

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Question 29

I mean I do not want to know a secret.

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Question 30

It was a sky blue enough to break your heart in two.

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Question 31

Providence has provided us with a solution, a way out and through.

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Question 32

Again and again, the world insisted upon betrayals, goodbyes.

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Question 33

I will write the story of your mermaid.

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Question 34

Write down that I have taken life after life, too many lives to count.

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Question 35

He heard the buzz of a bee and then, finally, the sound of hooves and the jingle of the king's soldier's spurs as he led the horse away.

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Question 36

Under the bed there is a sword.

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Question 37

I think we should climb this tree.

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Question 38

The robes were gray and the hair was gray, and altogether the creature resembled a spirit more than a human being.

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Question 39

The man was on his back again, rolling around on the forest floor, laughing and laughing.

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Question 40

But he thought it mattered that he should look for her, that he should never give up searching for her.

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Question 41

She dreamed beside a man with a beard that came down to his knees.

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Question 42

I will keep walking.

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Question 43

And he who rules the king rules the world.

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Question 44

Let her be true to what runs in her blood.

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Question 45

What world is this I now inhabit, and how shall I live in it?

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Question 46

Nothing is more terrifying to evil than joy.

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Question 47

They sat in the hollow of the great tree.

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Question 48

He transformed the whole of himself with the exception of his left paw.

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Question 49

She thought about the wonder of being known by others for who you were - beloved.

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Question 50

We shall, in the end, be led to where we belong.

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Question 51

We shall all, in the end, find our way home.

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Question 52

She was in a cell in a dungeon.

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Question 53

It was late morning when they came upon the black-bearded robber.

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Question 54

All that matters now is that we find her.

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Question 55

The learned man came to the castle to teach this man's children.

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Question 56

In spite of the fact that I am not of noble birth, I have made my way to the halls of power.

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Question 57

Well, then, what you believe in is love.

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Question 58

The true king has at last returned.

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Question 59

Wherever you lead, light of my heart, river of my soul.

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Question 60

The only sound was that of the far-off weeping.

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Question 61

The counselor you rely upon is an evil liar.

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Question 62

Within that day, he exiled both the foolish king and his scheming counselor.

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