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“Fear is a strange thing. It has the power to make people close their eyes, turn away. Nothing good grows out of fear.” (The Near Witch Quotes)
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The Near Witch
“Funny how when we start to tell a secret, we can’t stop. Something falls open in us, and the sheer momentum of letting go pushes us on.”
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The Near Witch
“I feel connected to you, and I couldn’t bear the thought of that being severed. Lost.”
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The Near Witch
“Magda looks at me as if I’ve gone mad. Or I’ve grown up. It’s kind of the same thing.”
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The Near Witch
“Maybe one day the words will pour out like so many others, easy and smooth and on their own. Right now they take pieces of me with them.”
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The Near Witch
“My father taught me how to track, how to read the ground and the trees. He taught me that everything has a language, that if you knew the language, you could make the world talk. The grass and the dirt hold secrets, he’d say. The wind and the water carry stories and warnings.”
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The Near Witch
“The morning is a stealthy hunter, my father used to say. It sneaks up quiet and quick on the night and overtakes it.”
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The Near Witch
“The trees all whisper, leaves gossiping. The stones are heavy thinkers, the sullen silent types. He used to make up stories for everything in nature, giving it all voices, lives. If the moor wind ever sings, you mustn’t listen, not with all of your ears. Use only the edges. Listen the way you’d look out the corners of your eyes. The wind is lonely, love, and always looking for company.”
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The Near Witch
“The wind took hold of whatever I felt, and ran away with it.”
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The Near Witch
“The witch’s words rage in my ears, “Don’t you dare disturb my garden.”
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The Near Witch
“When I was small, the wind sang me lullabies. Lilting, humming, high-pitched things, filling the space around me so that even when all seemed quiet, it wasn’t. This is a wind I have lived with.”
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The Near Witch
