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  1. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    there are some mothers you just can't love, for they don't want you to love them.
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  2. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    I was fourteen years old--and that is an age when a girl just begins to feel her power over men. And I knew I was what most boys and men considered beautiful, and I guess, in a way, I was ripe for love.
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  3. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    I was the kind of child who always looked for fairies dancing on the grass. I wanted to believe in witches, wizards, ogres, giants and enchanted spells. I didn't want all of the magic taken out of the world by scientific explorations.
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  4. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    To love anything once extremely well made you vulnerable to another love attack.
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  5. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    When you grow up, and have a million adult things to do, you forget how long a day can be for a child
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  6. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    With everything you gained, you had to lose something - so I might as well as get used to it, and make the best of it.
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  7. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    Come and greet me with kisses if you love me.
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  8. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    of what value was the past when the present was so thrilling, and pleasing
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  9. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    I didn't know how I felt, except confused and bewildered, and very, very young. And the world all about us was wise, and old, so old.
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  10. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    Now they were inclined to only creep instead of fly, and smile instead of laugh.
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  11. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    Why was it I never realized when I was able to run wild and free that I was experiencing happiness? Why did I think back then, that happiness was always just ahead in the future, when I would be an adult, able to make my own decisions, go my own way, be my own person? Why had it seemed that being a child was never enough? Why had I thought that happiness reserved itself for those grown to full size?
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  12. V.C. Andrews _ Flowers in the Attic

    Still, we were young, and hope has strong roots inthe young, right down to their toes,
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