
Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)

extracted a soft brown banana from the recess behind it, and ate it with the quiet relish of one who knows that whatever the problems are, they belong firmly to human beings.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
It didn’t occur to her to start worrying. For the first eight years of her life the world had been a particularly boring place and now that it was becoming interesting Esk wasn’t about to act ungrateful.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
This was the time, when night wasn’t quite over but day hadn’t quite begun, when thoughts stood out bright and clear and without disguise.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
the air was full of the busy silence of the night, which is created by hundreds of small furry things treading very carefully in the hope of finding dinner while avoiding being the main course.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
a shadow’s width away.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
tried to avoid the next thought. But it persisted, arriving in her mind like the unexpected limbo dancer under the lavatory door of Life.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
Granny never laughed, she merely let the corners of her mouth turn up, but Hilta laughed like someone who had thought hard about Life and had seen the joke.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
it is well known that a vital ingredient of success is not knowing that what you’re attempting can’t be done. A person ignorant of the possibility of failure can be a half-brick in the path of the bicycle of history.
Terry Pratchett • Equal Rites: (Discworld Novel 3) (Discworld series)
But some things were too big to be really trapped in words, and even the words were too powerful to be completely tamed by writing.