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By Snow-Leavis Posted on Aug 22, 2017November 22, 2017

Frailty

These are selected quotes from the novel ‘How to stop time’ by Matt Haig

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My formal instruction of resignation as a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Fringe of Gold
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The ladder of participation
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Whatever happened . . .
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‘The house of bugs’
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Everybody was gone
One hundred years
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The progress of pisciculture
Room under the umbrella
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Silent as light
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That small space in the whole of time
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Network 3
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Edible science
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Free Expression Wall (#3)
Free Expression Wall (#2)
Free Expression Wall (#1)
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A whole Gothic world had come to an end
“Tired”
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The flight of the heron
Those inside-shiny-pumpkins
Lark ascending
The sun shines for all
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‘New World Disorder’
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Polarization
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