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"Stop fidgeting," Matt said, voice low. "You'll do fine." Okay. I went sitting like a statue, which wasn't unnatural at all. My back was so straight, I could have been used as a measuring stick.

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 260)

I felt like a peacock. A very unprepared peacock. No. A turkey dressed as a peacock. A turkey that might end up on a dinner table because, once everyone saw trough the ruse of it being a peacock, they'd want to eat it. Great. Now I was strangely hungry.

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 163)

"I know," he said so quietly, so small, that I was sure he was in pain again. I almost turned back, but then he added, "Oh look, there is a spell to turn someone into a toad." I changed my mind and fled.

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 117)

"Noted." I said in my flattest, driest tone. "Wow, you're tetchy." "You did wake me up." "You should be awake. It's almost midmorning." "If you're a chicken."

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 88)

"We have one of those?" Harlow clasped his hands in front of him, and I could only imagine the thoughts running through his head. They were probably along the lines of How the hells did this ignorant peasant-child defeat the most powerful being in ages? "Yes," he said, clipped.

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 38)

"Opening the door seems like an appropriate action," Rion said, completely serious. "It is time for breakfast."

— So This Is Ever After by F.T. Lukens (Page 32)

"Great golden Frith on a hill!" cried Blackberry suddenly. "Great jumping Rabscuttle! That's it! That's it! Bluebell, you shall be a water rabbit!"

— Watership Down by Richard Adams (Page 305)

"Well, anyway, let's go back now," said Hazel, rather dejectedly. "I'm affraid we don't seem to be any nearer to finding what we're looking for. "

— Watership Down by Richard Adams (Page 305)