Diana Wynne Jones citations

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Source: The Homeward Bounders (1981), p. 131.

Source: The Homeward Bounders (1981), p. 70.

References

Source: The Homeward Bounders (1981), p. 56.

Source: Hexwood (1993), p. 261.

Source: A Tale of Time City (1987), p. 73.

Source: Castle Series, Castle in the Air (1990), pp. 102-103.

Source: Fire and Hemlock (1985), p. 34.

First lines.
Source: Dalemark Quartet, Drowned Ammet (1977), p. 223.

Source: Fire and Hemlock (1985), p. 14.

Source: Magids Series, The Merlin Conspiracy (2003), p. 113.

Source: A Tale of Time City (1987), p. 21.

'About the Author', The Many Worlds of Diana Wynne Jones http://www.dianawynnejones.co.uk/author/default.aspx (HarperCollins, 2005). Retrieved June 14 2005.

Source: Fire and Hemlock (1985), p. 29.

Abdullah had heard that one before. He bowed over his tucked-up hands. "Many and various are the virtues said to reside in carpets," he agreed. "Which one does the poet of the sands claim for this? Does it welcome a man home to his tent? Does it bring peace to the hearth? Or maybe," he said, poking the frayed edge suggestively with one toe, "it is said to never wear out?"
Source: Castle Series, Castle in the Air (1990), pp. 16-17.

You can't go out and get it like a cup of tea. It's the way you feel about things."
Source: Fire and Hemlock (1985), p. 311.