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1 " the tendency to go native if you stay somewhere too long. "
― C.J. Box , In Plain Sight (Joe Pickett, #6)
2 " Hide in plain sight, that was the way out here. He would learn something from that. "
3 " some had falled "
4 " Keeley used the opening to bury the knife into Hank Scarlett’s heart. It took three tries. "
5 " from Brooklyn, "
6 " God, how sometimes he hated the distances. Everything out here was just so far from the next. "
7 " more time away from the family and additional "
8 " the fight continued in the "
9 " not actually shades of green. They had discussed the fact "
10 " This is technical whitewater,” Nate said, looking out at the foamy white rooster-tails that burst angrily on the surface. Downstream was a series of massive rollers. "
11 " It looks like a cow pissing on a flat rock, this rain. "
12 " We have enslaved the rest of the animal creation, and have treated our distant cousins in fur and feathers so badly that beyond doubt, if they were able to formulate a religion, they would depict the Devil in human form. —WILLIAM RALPH INGE, OUTSPOKEN ESSAYS, 1922 "
