A Court of Mist and Fury by Sara Robertson

Chapter 1, page 1

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"I vomited in the toilet, hugging the cool sides, trying to contain the sounds of my retching."

Ianthe, chapter 2, page 14

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"She was the heart of her people, ordained by the Hand of the Goddess to lead them from despair and darkness."

chapter 2, page 16

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"'my sister Nesta detests your kind.' 'our kind,' Ianthe corrected quickly."

chapter 2, page 17

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"I didn't know what I'd really expected from Ianthe---one of the twelve High Priestesses who together governed their sisters across every territory in Prythian."

chapter 2, page 19

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"Ianthe said carefully adjusting the circlet atop her hood. Teal eyes met mine."

chapter 1, page 7

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"be glad of your human heart, Feyre. Pity those who don't feel anything at all."

chapter 1, page 7

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"But I hadn't felt like Rhysand's enemy the last time I'd spoken to him, in the hours after Amaranthas defeat."

chapter 3, page 29

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"'I've given him time,' I said. 'I can't stay cooped up in this house forever.'"

Chapter 3, page 32

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"bile burned in my throat. But this wedding . . . yes, perhaps it would be the start of things."

Chapter 4, page 33

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"I was grateful I'd never be High Lady, never be Tamlin's equal in responsibility and power."

chapter 4, page 38

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"It was a monstrosity of tulle and chiffon and gossamer, so unlike the loose gowns I usually wore: the bodice fitted, the neckline curved to plump my breast, and the skirts . . . the skirts were a sparkling tent, practically floating in the balmy spring air."

chapter 4, page 42

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"please, save me. Get me out. End this"

chapter 4, page 40

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"Like drops of blood amongst the white, red petals had been sprayed across the path ahead."

Feyre chapter 4, page 41

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"So unaware of the true extent of how broken and dark I was inside. How unfit I was to be clothed in white when my hands were so filthy."

Rhysand, chapter 5, page 56

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"Rhys leaned back in his chair, folding powerful arms that even the fine clothes couldn't hide. 'For this week? I want you to learn how to read.'"

chapter 7, page 71

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"We now have several untested High Lords, broken courts with high priestesses angling for control like wolves around a carcass."

chapter 7, page 75

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"every day, one miserable sentence-with one changing word of varying arrogance and vanity. and every day, another simple set of instructions: shield up, shield down; shied up, shield down. over and over and over."

chapter 8,page 88

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"So I spent the week alone, waking in the middle of the night to hurl up my guts, to sob through the nightmares. Ianthe, if she'd learned of my sister's massacre in the north, said nothing about it the few times I saw her."

chapter 10, page 101

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"A shield. Not just a mental one-but a physical one, too."

chapter 15, page 142

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"No monsters. No darkness. Not a hint of fear, of despair."

Rhysand, chapter 14, page 139

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"'I wasn't aware that High Lords kept things so casual,"'

Morrigan, chapter 16, page 163

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"'Everyone wants to talk-talk-talk,' Mor said, giving a warning glare at Cassian, who had indeed opened his mouth. 'Can't we eat-eat-eat, and then talk?'"

chapter 16, page 175

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"Only pure-blood pricks get siphons-born and bread for the killing power."

chapter 16, page 175

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"apparently having a half-breed high lord was made worse by his appointment of two females and two Illyrian bastards."

chapter 10, page 103

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"perhaps he was right. And perhaps I didn't have anything left to give, anyway."

chapter 10, page 105

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"'Feyre.' Rhy's eyes lingered, taking in every detail. 'are you running low on food here?'"

chapter 18, page 201

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"Even the bone carver said gently, 'With the cauldron, you could do other things than raise the dead. You could shatter the wall."'

chapter 18, page 195

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"'Yes and no. He'll appear to you as one thing, and I might be standing right beside you and see another."'

chapter 16, page 177

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"They fell quiet again, Azriel's gaze now considering. He hadn't told his story. Did it ever come up? Or did they never discuss those burns on his hands?"

chapter 15, page 154

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"'when I was a boy,' Rhy's said in my ear, 'I'd sneak out of the House of Wind by leaping out my window-and I'd fly and fly all night, just making loops around the city, the river, the sea. sometimes I still do.'"

Azriel, chapter 30, page 302

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"Unsurprisingly, Az won every round. But at least he was smiling by the end of the night."

Amren, chapter 39, page 373

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"she owned the top floor of a three-story building, the sloped ceiling ending on either side in a massive window."

chapter 47, page 462-463

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"Perhaps that had been the problem all along. Why I hadn't dared take that final step at Starfall. was guilty that I didn't feel awful, not truly. Not for wanting him."

chapter 69, page 624

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"And so Tamlin unwittingly led the High Lady of the Night Court into the heart of his territory."

chapter 52, page 507

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"I painted all day. And when the sun vanished, I painted all through the night. The moon had set by the time I washed my hands and face and neck."

chapter 52, page 506

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"I'd walked away from him-a day after I'd told him he was the only thing I'd never walk away from."

chapter 51, page 498

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"'Because I'm his mate?' She kept wading through the knee-high snow. 'did you guess, or did he tell you?'"

chapter 51, page 499

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"'I've never seen him as happy as he is when he's with you."'

chapter 38, page 372

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"He'd shared enough horrific things with me that they had to be . . . beyond nightmares, then."

chapter 37, page 356

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"the water-wraiths floated, staring with dark, large eyes. the sun rising beyond them-the city encircling us stirring. the one in the center said, 'our sister's debt is paid."'

chapter 37, page 357

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"'only an immortal with a mortal heart would have given one of those horrible beasts the money."'

chapter 28, page 273

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"Cassian had merely laughed, his eyes snaking over Nesta's ice-blue gown with predatory intent that, given her hiss of rage, he knew would set her spitting."