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1 " I know,” Daniel agreed. “Thank you for the bacon sandwiches.” Mercy smiled. “There are times when it’s the only thing that works. "
― Anne Perry , Twenty-One Days (Daniel Pitt, #1)
2 " enough to get someone to tell him the "
3 " Daniel had learned from his mother that when life is in chaos, there is a certain comfort in order. Things don’t get lost, moved, or forgotten. One still needs to eat, to sleep, to have laundry done. The rhythm of housework, busy hands, can hold the world together when it seems to be falling apart. "
4 " Most people, women included, judge according to their own experience. We think what we need to think, in order to hold on to our own worldview and validate what we must believe. It is a matter of survival, although it may seem merely to be prejudice to someone else. It takes a lot of courage to turn your world upside down and start again. Most people have enough practical worries of survival not to look for philosophical ones. "
