PUEBLO in Classic Quotes
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Quotes from Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
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1 They walked out of the pueblo, across the mesa.
2 And there's a dance this afternoon at the pueblo.
3 The old men of the pueblo had much more definite answers.
4 All alone, outside the pueblo, on the bare plain of the mesa.
5 Some hunters from Malpais had found her and brought her to the pueblo.
6 She pointed to the Indian guide who had been appointed to take them up to the pueblo.
7 The rest-house was comfortable there, and up at the pueblo the savages would probably be celebrating their summer festival.
8 She liked even less what awaited her at the entrance to the pueblo, where their guide had left them while he went inside for instructions.
9 On the prow of that stone ship in the centre of the strait, and seemingly a part of it, a shaped and geometrical outcrop of the naked rock, stood the pueblo of Malpais.
10 The eagle and the man on the cross kept guard for a little while over the empty pueblo; then, as though they had seen enough, sank slowly down through their hatchways, out of sight, into the nether world.
11 At Malpais he had suffered because they had shut him out from the communal activities of the pueblo, in civilized London he was suffering because he could never escape from those communal activities, never be quietly alone.
12 Shakespeare and the old men of the pueblo had never mentioned science, and from Linda he had only gathered the vaguest hints: science was something you made helicopters with, something that caused you to laugh at the Corn Dances, something that prevented you from being wrinkled and losing your teeth.