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The giant tap-dancing noses scene from Shostakovich's The Nose (The Royal Opera)

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"Suddenly Don Marcial found himself thrown into the middle of the room. Relieved of the pressure on his temples, he stood up with surprising agility". (Carpentier pp. 420).

"After doing moderately well in his examinations, he attended courses of lectures, but understood less and less of his master's explanations. The world of his ideas was gradually growing emptier". (Carpentier pp. 424).

"Canelo and Marcial used to urinate side by side. Sometimes they chose the Persian carpet in the drawing room, spreading dark, cloudlike shapes over its pile. This usually cost them a thrashing. But thrashing were less painful than grown-up people realized". (Carpeniter pp. 429).

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"Two more women raced past Mist. She caught a bit of their signed conversation. Their hands spoke of the cutting, about mouth-speech. To her left, two young mothers with small children strapped to their chests were also signing about the implanted children and the encroachment of the mouth-speaking Federation". (McDonnell pp. 202).

"Shadow-of-Light-Turning finished listing Mist's many flaws and walked away without the requisite gesture of respect. Mist and Flowers-in-the-Sun exchanged knowing glances and Mist thought to herself, My little sunshine". (McDonnell pp. 205).

"She grabbed Flowers-in-the-Sun's hand and and the child stared up guiltily into her mother's eyes and began walking by her mother's side. But as her mother marched ahead, she looked behind at her cousin, smiled, and whispered something her mother could not hear". (McDonnell pp. 216).

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"He stuck in his fingers and pulled out-a nose! ... Ivan Yakovlevich
even dropped his arms; he began rubbing his eyes and feeling
it: a nose, precisely a nose! and, what's more, it seemed like a
familiar one. Terror showed on Ivan Yakovlevich's face. But this
terror was nothing compared to the indignation that came over his
wife". (Gogol pp. 302).

'My God! my God! Why this misfortune? If I lacked an arm or
a leg, it would still be better; if I lacked ears, it would be bad, but
still more bearable; but lacking a nose, a man is devil knows what:
not a bird, not a citizen-just take and chuck him out the window!
And if it had been cut off in war or a duel, or if I'd caused it
myself-but it vanished for no reason, vanished for nothing, nothing at all! ... Only, no, it can't be;' he added, after reflecting briefly". (Gogol pp. 315).

"And yet, for all that, though it is certainly possible to allow for
one thing, and another, and a third, perhaps even ... And then
too, are there not incongruities everywhere? ... And yet, once
you reflect on it, there really is something to all this. Say what you
like, but such incidents do happen in the world-rarely, but they
do happen". (Gogol pp. 326).