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The Richest Caveman

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H. G. Wells: The Complete Works Collection (Annotated): (48 Complete Works Including The Invisible Man, The Island of Doctor Moreau, War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, The Sleeper Awakes and More)

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“Why was it, Ruth mused in a quiet inner voice, that tragedy has such a vicious way of reaching out of the mists of the future, like a falling man, blindly grabbing at anything to restore balance and avert his fall?”
― Anne McCaffrey, The Wings of Pegaus

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“There is not a special person that is you. You are that special person.”
― Svetla Maneva

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“Mommy says I have to brush each night before prayers, so I can talk to God with a clean mouth.”
― EE Isherwood, 1000 Miles of Bad Road 3: After the EMPs

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“Science, gentlemen, by definition, is any skill that reflects a precise application of principles.”
― Anne McCaffrey, The Wings of Pegasus: To Ride Pegasus: Pegasus in Flight

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