Rajavinte Makan Quotes & Sayings

It had become a chimney poking from a vertical universe of bookshelves.
There was motion below her. There were people on the shelves.
They clung to the edges of the cases and moved across them in expert scuttles. They wore ropes and hooks and carried picks on which they sometimes hung. Dangling from straps they carried notebooks, pens, magnifying glasses, ink pads, and stamps.
The men and women took books from the shelves as they went, checked their details, leaning against their ropes, replaced them, pulled out little pads and made notes, sometimes carried the books with them to another place and reshelved it there.
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I'm Margarita Staples. She bowed in her harness. 'Extreme librarian. Bookaneer. — China Mieville

In other words, he stands for both a phenotypical and a multivalent cultural admixture. — Fiona I.B. Ngo

Christianity always flourishes most as a life-giving minority, not as a powerful majority. It is through subversive, countercultural acts of love, justice, and service for the common good that Christianity has always gained the most ground. — Scott Sauls

He filled a bowl with cereal that looked like twigs a squirrel had pooped out. — David Baldacci

Though they spent so much time trying to make themselves beautiful, you were not supposed to admit to women that beauty mattered. — Robert Galbraith