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“Don’t joke about murder. I was murdered once and it offends me.”
— Harry Potter [all the time] (via incorrect-harry-potter-quotes)
Misty of Chincoteague. Written by Marguerite Henry. Illustrated by Wesley Dennis. 1947.
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mors vincit omnia. // death conquers all.
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Jane Austen’s handwritten manuscript of Persuasion
“‘Be a gentleman.’ My mum drilled that into me. Good, old-fashioned politeness, basically. I’ve no time for people who behave one way to a Hollywood producer, then differently to the guy who brings them a mug of coffee.”
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Pan and Bacchante, 1834, by James Pradier.
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when you see someone from high school and they don’t recognize you that’s the exact opposite of the mortifying ordeal of being known. the gratifying relief of being forgotten