Ergh Quotes

To insist you’re a man without ever having ridden a horse! At least Jem would eventually serve a vital purpose whether he liked it or not—and surely he would not. Cador ignored the twinge of guilt. It was for the greater good. As they neared a cart, Jem leaned closer to it, peering carefully. He’d done so all afternoon, and Cador knew he was searching for his belongings. His books. Books were a luxury. Books didn’t put food in hungry bellies. Which was why he’d dumped them out of Jem’s trunk before they left the Holy Place. Hunters of Ergh traveled light, not with useless lodestones. Jem himself was enough of a burden.

What, in your knickers? Ergh, that’s disgusting!’ Daisy shrugs. ‘It’s what grown-ups do. It’s supposed to be nice.’ Nanxi stops texting for a moment and looks up. ‘I’m with Millie. I think it sounds disgusting. And any case, how come you know so much about it?’ Daisy throws her stone on to the hopscotch squares and watches it roll to a halt before starting back down the course.

That doesn’t make sense. They’re not getting younger, but I am getting older, and young guys don’t do it for me anymore. I think I’m … Growing up? Ergh. Kill me now.” “You’re only about fifteen years too late, but I’m so glad you finally hit adulthood.” “I’m proud of me too.