Robin Bridges Quotes

#1. I could not see my own cold light, but I imagined it to be shimmering brightly, with Death looming close by. After such a dream, how could it not?

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#2. Was I going mad? I prayed for warmth and daylight. I prayed for my sanity.

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#3. Count Chemenensky was quietly gnawing on something, which, upon further inspection, appeared to be his own tattered clothing. Mon Dieu.

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#4. Give me one year.Give me a year to prove to you that we belong together. That your darkness won't blot out my light. Promise me

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#5. You know what must be done."
"No, I do not know what must be done. I do not routinely summon people from the grave and have them following me around!

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#6. You waltz with vampires and parade about town with undead monsters, and yet you are afraid of me, Duchess?

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#7. Such polite manners for an armed man who was kidnapping me. Danilo could take a few lessons from him.

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#8. Your Imperial Highness, will you do me the honor of this dance?" I turned to see Miechen's twelve-year-old son, Boris Vladimirovich, looking at me solemnly.
"Of course," I said with a polite curtsy. Angels and ministers of grace, defend me.

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#9. Balls, balls, balls! I am sick to death of balls!

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#10. I noticed Maman and Papa dancing. Papa looked like he'd rather be shot, but Maman was very happy.

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#11. The house was cozy, with a fire burning in every fireplace. The familiar scents of tea brewing in the samovar and Maman's warmed cherry brandy smelled like love to me.

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#12. Dariya and I used to play French Revolution when we were little. We'd take turns being Marie Antoinette. Our grandmamma caught us once and had us whipped for revolutionary sentiments. We were six years old at the time and had no idea even what revolutionary sentiments were.

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#13. I wore a white velvet gown, similar to my Smolny dress. I looked forward to the day when I could wear any color in public other than white. White was innocent. My soul was not.

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