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Quotes from Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
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1 Told them of the growing embryo on its bed of peritoneum.
2 It took eight minutes for the tubes to go through, he told them.
3 The happiest times were when she told him about the Other Place.
4 Never, he told himself, never would he speak to Helmholtz again.
5 'It reminds me of a lower-caste Community Sing,' she told Bernard.
6 'I told you so,' was all that Fanny said, when Lenina came and made her confidences.
7 At the full moon, in the Antelope Kiva, secrets would be told, secrets would be done and borne.
8 In the Other Place, she told him, people threw away clothes with holes in them and got new ones.
9 Linda told him to sit in the corner with the other children, while she went and helped the women.
10 'You're more like what you were at Malpais,' he said, when Bernard had told him his plaintive story.
11 Whereupon,' it concluded, 'I simply told him to go to the Bottomless Past and marched out of the room.
12 Strange stories, all the more wonderful to him for being told in the other words and so not fully understood.
13 Dr. Wells told me that brunettes with wide pelvises, like me, ought to have their first Pregnancy Substitute at seventeen.
14 Yes, what hadn't he hoped, when Lenina confidentially told him that the Arch-Community-Songster would accept an invitation if it were sent.
15 And long evenings by the fire or, in summer time, on the roof of the little house, when she told him those stories about the Other Place, outside the Reservation: that beautiful, beautiful Other Place, whose memory, as of a heaven, a paradise of goodness and loveliness, he still kept whole and intact, undefiled by contact with the reality of this real London, these actual civilized men and women.