I Cheerfully Refuse by Enger, Leif -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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I Cheerfully Refuse Also by Leif Enger Title Page Copyright Dedication first do no harm quixotes the Greenstone Fair when a flame is lit, move toward it when you see him standing in your kitchen a bear in human form an affable ghost anchored nearby trouble me no more a church you could bear sea like a shroud promises I made and meant and broke the windmill is a giant white-maned horses so young to be in jail Tonio to the letter the garment was occupied our bright & zippy Kellan the Great Girard an immortal sea of influence O God that maple fretboard probably doomed and perplexingly merry bad thoughts about authority Death right down to the cheekbones the bitter ends in their teeth the djinn the phantom gramps lines of poison longitude the medicine ship stubby golems on the fretboard Kellan had drawn his face forty-two years skeletons climbing stairs in the rain the twelve the day I remembered the future the twelve, again a bold round face and a curving tail perihelion Acknowledgments Back Cover

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