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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
The story never ends, but our part in the tale does, for a while, and I'm in the mood for some happy-ever-aftering! We earned it, as the Gods themselves know!
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
Lay on, MacDuff Lay on with the soup, and the Haggis and stuff; For though 'tis said you are our foe What side my bread's buttered on you bet I know!
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
Because in this life everything, absolutely everything, is either a challenge or a reward,
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
Sandra nodded. "Agreed. A…oh, God, let's not call it a United Nations, shall we? That would doom things from the start.
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
"By... earth," he said, more a movement of the lips than a thing of the throat and air. "By... sky..."Another breath, and it did hurt a little now. The next was harder. The women leaned over him, the mothers of his children. He blinked once more. His own mother, her black braids swinging as she rocked his hurt away. She was singing to him:
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
There may be a worse form of government than theocracy in the long run, but offhand I can't think of any.
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S.M. Stirling _ A Meeting at Corvallis
Strange, isn't it, that it's always more difficult to talk people of killing each other than it?
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