Tag: serial fiction
THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF (30)
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“Even if I were an impostor you would dare to do nothing.”
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“No man can go up and seize another man in the street and say: You’re mad.”
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THE IRON HEEL (17)
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“You are lick-spittlers and panderers, the creatures of the Plutocracy.”
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How did the English law stand as regards escaped gentlemen with hallucinations?
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I have an uncle who is a duke yet I am no relation to him.
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THE IRON HEEL (16)
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We worshipped at the shrine of the Revolution, which was the shrine of liberty. It was the divine flashing through us.
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Jones thought that nothing could go quicker than the houses and walls rushing past him.
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“People bring their innercent children down here to play on the sands.”
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THE IRON HEEL (15)
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“Give us more pay and charge it to the public,” was the slogan of the strong unions.
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THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF (24)
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There was nothing to do but give the hunt time to cool off.
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THE IRON HEEL (14)
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“What he foresaw was the defection of the great labor unions and the rise of the castes.”
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THE IRON HEEL (13)
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It was the Plutocracy, weighing and balancing, that defeated us by dividing our strength.
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One of the inmates, a quiet mannered clergyman, with a taste for arson, had taken advantage of the confusion.
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“When a man’s mad what right has he to liberty — liberty to cut people’s throats maybe.”
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