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“There’d be folkdancing, of course—there seemed to be no way of preventing it—and probably folksinging would be perpetrated.”

— Terry Pratchett

“They took hands, the living with the dead, and they began to dance.”

— Neil Gaiman

“It was entertaining to watch the dance play out in silence, through the glass, like an old silent movie. I’m sure many of those…

— Paul Hartford

“It was half past six and the hands were quietly moving forwards.”

— Franz Kafka

“I wondered how much time they'd spent practicing entrances like this one, smoothing away their rough edges and rendering them brief but potent expressions…

— Seanan McGuire

“When they married and gave in marriage They danced at the County Ball And some of them kept a carriage And the flood destroyed…

— Anonymous

“Manners flew out the window--along with tables, chairs, lamps and anything else that was of little obvious use and had the misfortune not to…

— Noel Monk

“I sprinted down the alley, not fast enough to avoid the cold water rolling down my back, with a childlike shriek. I caught his…

— Veronica Roth

“Yard after yard passed by, the berths empty, the grass growing about the sinking keel blocks. And now only the gaunt, dumb poles and…

— George Blake

“finished to raise their hands,”

— David McRaney

“I come with empty hands and the desire to unbuild walls.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“He slammed the door and ran blindly down the corridor, grabbing at handles. What exactly had he seen? They had been eating with their…

— Ramsey Campbell