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The Bone Key: The Necromantic Mysteries of Kyle Murchison Booth

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“The museum may lose things,” I said, “but it never throws them away.”

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“He rolled the syllables of my name out of his mouth as if they were at once contemptible and marvelous.”

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“I suppose she was pretty-at least everyone seemed to think so-but her mouth was small and ungenerous, and her eyes was hard. Her voice was high-pitched and always rather breathless, and she lisped slightly. The quality of her voice was childlike, innocent, and that was a deception worthy of the Serpent in Eden.”

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“I could see her blush, even through her tan, but her eyes were steady and unapologetic.”

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“I do not like children. I do not know how to speak to them. They frightened and confused me when I was a child myself, and they frighten and confuse me now that I am an adult.”

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“Asking why the creature had chosen to give me its bone was pointless. My foolish and unwilling foray into necromancy had made me attractive to such things, as a magnetic is attractive to iron.”

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“I felt as if I walked inside a cold shadow, a shadow cast by bricks and mortar.”

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“Old incompetence is incompetence still.”

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“The room looked exactly as it had looked when I left the Siddons house for good at the age of eighteen, as if the intervening years had never happened, as if my escape had been nothing but a dream.”

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“I thought of the boy I had been, his murderous, pent-up hatred, of his strange, silent green glass maelstorm of wrath.”

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