“They sent spies", Gramma went on, her voice a hush, "and they look like one man, but they can split into two, then four, and so on. I've seen it before. During the war. It's a Communist trick and they taught it to the Democrats so that they could take our guns. I would have fought them off, but they already made the shotgun disappear.”
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“I would dream of a place, a place to shelter all my madness.”
“It's madness, of course', thought Moist. 'But now I've got it, too.”
“Oh, you are mad!" she exclaimed, quite out of patience. "Possibly. But I like my madness.”