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Dragons don't bother with introductions.
— Robin Hobb
It's strange how in the craziest moments you reach for normal things like handshakes and formal introductions.
— Corey Ann Haydu
One of the best introductions to the history and ideas of Calvinism, packed with insight and wisdom.
— Alister E. McGrath
The reduction of the universe to a single being, the expansion of a single being even to God, this is love.
— Victor Hugo
You know, stealing someone's kill is bad form," he complained, cutting through the quiet tension.
— Katherine McIntyre
No one who is young is ever going to be old.
— John Steinbeck
My room for books and study or for sitting and thinking about nothing in particular to see what would happen was at the end of a hall.
— Carl Sandburg
She thinks we were all killed when they made the Great Sweep, but I escaped in the mud.
— Harlan Ellison
My handshake is as firm as cooked spaghetti. So, do you prefer your introductions with Alfredo or marinara sauce?
— Jarod Kintz
Ask people you know if they can introduce you to someone you are specifically looking to meet.
— Beth Ramsay
I'm not sure whether or not any love matches are made in heaven, but some do suggest heaven had a hand in the introductions.
— Josephine Humphreys
So perhaps the best thing to do is to stop writing Introductions and get on with the book.
— A.A. Milne
Everyone has a transferable commodity-knowledge. Sharing your unique expertise and making introductions for someone creates a lasting legacy.
— Marsha Blackburn
I am the gaiaphage.
— Michael Grant
The more people that meet each other, the better it is for all of them. ("The Gift Of God").
— Fletcher Pratt
Literature suffers because writers give their books to colleagues who will then write glowing reviews or saccharine introductions.
— F. Sionil Jose
Walking is the desire for life.
— Jeffrey C. Robinson
Hugo is a raven,and, as such he knows many things. I, meanwhile, am Hodge Starkweathe, a professor of history, as such, I do not know nearly enough.
— Cassandra Clare
