Springer Nature Quotes

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Etty saw Rowan, daughter of Robin Hood, lifting her green kirtle, her brown braid lashing like a wildcat's tail as she tried to run.
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Nancy Springer (Outlaw Princess of Sherwood (Rowan Hood, #3))
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Walking away barefoot on the soft loam, with mist rising in ribbons all around her, Etty tucked the year's first violets into her hair.
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Nancy Springer (Outlaw Princess of Sherwood (Rowan Hood, #3))
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She lay all too aware of how frost stiffened her hair, furred her blankets.
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Nancy Springer (Outlaw Princess of Sherwood (Rowan Hood, #3))
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Still, the thought of having someone to spend time with, to talk to, maybe to hold while she slept? It sounded romantic. Perfect. Why was it so difficult for others to contemplate a relationship built on mutual affection, on romantic gestures that didn’t extend into the bedroom? Abby wanted roses and inside jokes, something easy and natural. Sex was a complication she didn’t have any interest in.
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Elyse Springer (Thaw (Seasons of Love, #2))
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of nature, which I most definitely was not. β€œSo, Enola,” asked Mycroft gruffly after a while, β€œare you feeling well enough to tell us what has happened?” I did so, but there was little to add to what they already knew. Mum had left home early on Tuesday morning and had not returned since. No, she had left me no message or explanation of any sort. No, there was no reason to think she might have taken ill; her health was excellent. No, there had been no word of her from anyone. No, in answer to Sherlock’s questions, there had been no bloodstains, no footprints, no signs of forced entry, and I did not know
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Nancy Springer (The Case of the Missing Marquess (Enola Holmes, #1))
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How do I write an essay? My mind is like a clam that snags a little grain of truth and then tries to worry it into a pearl.
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Tom Springer (The Star in the Sycamore: Discovering Nature’s Hidden Virtues in the Wild Nearby)
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Welshie owners need to be specially careful about their own behaviour standards because the nature of the animal, as already outlined, is more complex. Many are so sensitive to harsh correction while simultaneously being slow to learn, or too interested in following various scents, that they need, much more patience and time than, say, a good strain of working English Springer might.
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John M Phillips
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Welshie owners need to be specially careful about their own behaviour standards because the nature of the animal, as already outlined, is more complex. Many are so sensitive to harsh correction while simultaneously being slow to learn, or too interested in following various scents, that they need, much more patience and time than, say, a good strain of working English Springer might.
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John M. Phillips