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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
Kathleen is truly and utterly and completely Kathleen in New York. That's what the city does for you if it's meant for you.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
Ignore them. Don't give them the opportunity to snub you. Carry yourself like you own the place.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
Freedom consists of being insulated from the envy and ignorance of the unimportant people who temporarily surround her.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
He loved her way: acting casual, working like a Trojan, singing like an angel. Not"angelically." The voice of an angel. Winged, lethal, close to the sun.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
How unhappy are they who have a gift that's left to germinate in darkness. The paleplant will sink invisible roots and live whitely off their blood.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
He felt, before he learned anything about where she came from, that the photographhad made them one.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
He was neither frightened nor skeptical, but felt himself drawn in with an involuntaryfaith--which is what faith is--
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
She follows the putrid cloud downstairs and
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
I am here as a speck, but I don't feel scared or about to be blown away, I feel like all New York is a warm embrace just waiting to enfold me.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
Good women discuss these things the way epidemiologists identify and track disease without alarming the public. This is woman's work. Men are unfitted for it by nature and should be protected from it the same way women shouldn't have to go down the mines. Men are so innocent.
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
Anthony has experienced the feeling before-no matter where he is, there is something about people's struggles to keep their memories that bruises his heart, because it's too soft to break. The world is his orphanage. Why he should feel so sorry for the other people on the planet is a mystery to him. He's actually a very happy person. It's just that he doesn't know there's a difference between love and empathy, nor does he question why he should be overcome so frequently with nostalgia for times and places not his own. He can't see differences. Only variety. He travels well. The"
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Ann-Marie MacDonald _ Fall on Your Knees
There is love, there is music, there is no limit, there is work, there is the precious sense that this is the hour of grace when all things gather and distill to create the rest of my life. I don't believe in God, I believe in everything.
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