“At the back of their personal troubles, hopes and fears, this less immediate trepidation grew, this intangible suggestion of change, that most unforgivable of all heresies.”

—  Mervyn Peake , book Titus Groan

Source: Titus Groan (1946), Chapter 59 “Presage” (p. 320)

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English writer, artist, poet and illustrator 1911–1968

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