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  1. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    But every time we tell a lie, the thing that we fear grows stronger."
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  2. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    He shouldn't have had to die.""Nobody should have to die," Miriamele said slowly. "Especially while they're still alive.
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  3. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    Welcome, Simon, to the world of those who are every day condemned to thinking and wondering and never ever knowing with certainness.
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  4. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    Thank you for your news, Princess. It is none of it happy, but only a fool desires cheerful ignorance and I try not to be a fool. That is my heaviest burden.
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  5. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    Fight and live, fight and die, God waits for all.
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  6. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    To fight a war, you must believe it can accomplish something. We fight this one to save John's kingdom, or perhaps even to save all of mankind... but isn't that what we always think? That all wars are useless-except the one we're fighting now?
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  7. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    Good stories will tell you that facing the lie is the worst terror of all. And there is no talisman or magic sword that is half so potent a weapon as truth
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  8. Tad Williams _ To Green Angel Tower

    Even the king's Erkynguard might have wished to be elsewhere, rather than here on this killing ground where duty brought them and loyalty prisoned them. Only the mercenaries were here by choice. To Simon, the minds of men who would come to this of their own will were suddenly as incomprehensible as the thoughts of spiders or lizards-less so, even, for the small creatures of the earth almost always fled from danger. These were madmen, Simon realized, and that was the direst problem of the world: that madmen should be strong and unafraid, so that they could force their will on the weak and peace-loving. If God allowed such madness to be, Simon could not help thinking, then He was an old god who had lost His grip.
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