“Mulch's tongue lolled out, resting on the centaur's neck. "Mmm," he mumbled around his tongue. "Horse. Tasty"

"Let's go," said Foaly nervously. "Let's go right now.”

—  Eoin Colfer

Source: The Atlantis Complex

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Irish author of children's books 1965

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