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The first time she saw the boy across the classroom, Ah Lee knew she was in love because she tasted durian on her tongue.

What are acquaintance for, if not to supply the pleasures of gossip?

Prunella took to the ballrooms of London in the spirit of ruthless calculation of a general entering a battlefield.

He would gaze at her with intrigued longan seed eyes.

But a woman should not marry where there is no respect. Respect is the most important thing.

Love was like swallowing a cili padi whole.

You are having a baby,' he said.

'I certainly hope it turns out to be a baby,' I agreed.

I might go anywhere and do any magic I pleased if I were Peter, not Prunella.

A female may be poor or delicate or a spinster, but it does seem ill-advised of Miss Liddiard to combine all three.

Why, all the greatest magic comes down to blood," said Mak Genggang. "And who knows blood better than a woman?

... it is strange to know you would be cast off by the people who greet you so warmly, if they knew the whole truth about you.

I should advise you not to stop there, but set fire to his house, too, and sell his children to pirates. That is the only way he will learn

But one may like someone enough to kiss them without liking them enough to confide in them. The two are quite different emotions.

Whether I'm a good wife doesn't have anything to do with what he was like.

I thought: if I die, I hope I get reincarnated into a mosquito so I can bite that fucker kau-kau.

[A] life passed amid the feuds and rivalries of a girls' school had left Prunella not wholly unprepared for battle.

Your amoral ingenuity in the pursuit of your interest is perfectly shocking," said Zacharias severely. "Yes, isn't it?" said Prunella, pleased.

The aunts' conception of the right to privacy went far enough to allow you to close the toilet door when you were peeing, but no further.

I can speak four dialects, but none of them is fairy language.

It is a mother's duty to teach her daughters about the uses of blood, particularly a magical daughter.

He was a typical specimen of the younger son in avid pursuit of mediocrity with which the Theurgist's teemed: