Shere Khan, The Big One, Has Shifted

(an Unhappy Childhood Was Not) An Unsuitable Preparation For My Future, In That It Demanded A Constant Wariness, The Habit Of Observation, And The Attendance On Moods And Tempers; The Noting Of Discrepancies Between Speech And Action; A Certain Reserve Of Demeanour; And Automatic Suspicion Of Sudden Favours.

The Glory Of The Garden Lies In More Than Meets The Eye.

Youth Had Been A Habit Of Hers For So Long That She Could Not Part With It.

If History Were Taught In The Form Of Stories, It Would Never Be Forgotten.

God Help Us For We Knew The Worst Too Young.