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''Up close, they were impressive enough. As a pair, they certainly looked the part. They were young, some way short of thirty. They were heavy, padded with that dense flesh which isn't quite pure muscle but which works nearly as well.''
Sayfa 12 - Bantam Books, Copyright Lee Child 2000Kitabı okuyor
''The dynamics of the city. The strong terrorize the weak. They keep on at it, like they always have, until they come up against somebody stronger with some arbitrary humane reason for stopping them.''
Sayfa 9 - Bantam Books, Copyright Lee Child 2000Kitabı okuyor
''Life is full of decisions and judgements and guesses, and it gets to the point where you're so accustomed to making them you keep right on making them even when you don't strictly need to.''
Sayfa 2 - Bantam Books, Copyright Lee Child 2000Kitabı okuyor
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''The more knowledge, the more power.''
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''He gave it up after a mile or so. A tiny town, but still big enough for a couple of guys to lose themselves in. He turned left along the edge of the graveyard and headed back toward the noise. There was a guy on the sidewalk against the chain-link fence. Sprawled out and inert.''
''He walked a sort of spiral through the darkness. Nobody around. He walked in the middle of the road.''
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"No problem, Tarzan," the left-hand guy said.
Reacher smiled. He had been called a lot of things, but that was a new one.
''Some kind of a blend of menace and confidence. Some arrogance in there, maybe. A suggestion they normally got their own way. But they were far from home.''
''But the lizard part of his brain buried behind the frontal lobes told him he liked it. He liked the anonymity. He liked his secrecy. It felt warm and comfortable and reassuring. He guarded it. He was friendly and gregarious on the surface, without ever saying much about himself.''
''From being a senior and valued member of a highly structured community to being just one of 270 million anonymous civilians. From being necessary and wanted to being one person too many. From being where someone told him to be every minute of every day to being confronted with three million square miles and maybe forty more years and no map and no schedule.''