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Compilations at Troynovant:
short (but rare and interesting) quotations,
suitable for stoking trains of thought;
listed by Title
These informal lists of quotations in prose or verse are intended to entertain, and perhaps to stimulate some new and wayward trains of thought. Lists are alphabetical by author, or chronological.
The engineer said, when they cheered his name,
"We're right on time, but this is yesterday's train."
"The Rock Island Line"
traditional
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Thine eyes, that taught the dumb on high to sing
And heavy ignorance aloft to fly,
Have added feathers to the learned's wing
And given grace a double majesty.
Yet be most proud of that which I compile,
Whose influence is thine and born of thee.
William Shakespeare
Sonnets, 78
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About our structure — at Troynovant a piece is a
book review or
story review, a
film review or
reel review,
if largely about a particular title; while a nod or counterblast or harumph or chuckle in reaction to a notable article or other published curiosity is a
comment; a
memoir is a firsthand reminiscence;
a compilation gathers illuminating quotations;
otherwise generally an essay.
Strata: an alternate Contents via topical StrataLinking.
Personae: an alternate Contents via emanant Olympians.
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