“Let me make it clear: You don’t want his disapproval. He never forgets these things. If he needs to, he hires other people to carry his grudges for him.”

—  George Alec Effinger , book A Fire in the Sun

Source: A Fire in the Sun (1989), Chapter 3 (p. 31).

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