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“Will you be my ke’e, Cliopher Mdang?”
“As you are mine,” Cliopher said. “My fanoa.”
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The Tower at the Edge of the World
Chapter 2
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The fabric caught him before he could quite fall, and he nodded with satisfaction that Olor had guided him so well, and dismissed as a result any further concern for his safety.
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The Return of Fitzroy Angursell
Chapter 23: In Which I Lose My Temper
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I set things on fire when my emotions were roused beyond control; I did not make storms.
Yet when I had tried, and nearly failed, to make my household see that I was a man, and not merely a god, it was a tempest I had called up, a wall of rain and a storm of winds.
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Cliopher heard the plinking cascades of his Radiancy’s harp, and felt his heart overflowing again with gratitude, that his family could make his Radiancy so happy, that he was so happy, that his Radiancy was happy, that his family was happy.
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My father started to laugh again. “You successfully escaped the Orio City prison by means of a poem interpretation? Oh Jemis, Jemis!”
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Fitzroy had made the world a place where this could happen.
“Thank you,” Cliopher said, dazed, unable to do anything but smile.
“You’re welcome,” Fitzroy replied with a royal graciousness, and then his lips twitched.
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“She gave me the beads. My father carved them, when he was still an apprentice to his father, before ... My mother was the one to magic them. A gift for me, from—from both of them. And then she told me his name.”
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The Redoubtable Pali Avramapul
Chapter 11
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What sort of file did he have on her, to know how she took her tea?
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“I felt like a ghost. No one could touch me, and I could touch no one. I cast no shadow, and shadows did not land on me. My slightest whim was obeyed, but any real desires I had were forbidden by the entire edifice of Schooled magic and Imperial policy.”
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All had changed, surely. Hope was talking to him, a little shyly, entirely politely, her manners a little stiff but wholly proper—but talking. To him. Without a curtsey or a grace or the slightest hint she thought Hal intimidating in the least.
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Buru Tovo had told him he had to go back to the city so he didn’t forget all the modern ways, but Kip had grown up with them, and he wanted the old ways.
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Armion said, awkwardly sincere, “We know you couldn’t see or hear us.”
“Oh,” Tamsin said, reeling. Forro’s hand was solid on his shoulder. (He was solid to Forro.) His heart was beating so fast. “But I did.”
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The Return of Fitzroy Angursell
Chapter 24: In Which I Receive Some Advice