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| "She did not produce it easily, but when it came, she had a starving smile." pg. 31 |
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| "There was sleep, starving sleep, and the irritation of half awakeness, and the punishment of the floor." pg. 139 |
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| "Strangely, as he turned the pages and progressed through the chapters, it was only two words he ever tasted." pg.160 |
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| "After approximately fifteen minutes, the diabolical plan bore its fruit, so to speak." pg.162 |
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| "Five days after their bittersweet little victory..." pg.164 |
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| "The horizon was the color of milk." pg.175 |
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| "The bittersweetness of uncertainty:" pg.189 |
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| "Apart from his drukenness and expensive lechery, Ernest Vogel, according to Rosa, was constantly scratching his louse-ridden hair, licking his fingers, and then handing over the money." pg. 42 |
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