"For a moment while you dazzled me, I seemed to stand at the side of the Land's redemption." -- Liand, pg 104
"Aloud, the Seven Words are spoken thus. Melenkurion abatha. Duroc minas mill. Harad khabaal." -- the Theomach, pg 192
"Pssht, lady, is the Mahdoubt disquieted? She is not. In her youth, such concerns may perchance have vexed her, but her old bones have felt their full measure of years, and naught troubles her now." -- the Mahdoubt, pg 286
"As you know, my people will no longer address their thoughts to me, or respond to mine. When I had experienced their rejection for a time, I found that I wished to foil it. Though I comprehend their denunciation, I became lath to countenance it. Therefore I have learned to mute my inward voice. I hear the silent speech of the Masters, but they do not hear mine." -- Stave, pg 323
"Linden Avery, you are the Chosen, and will determine much. But that choice is not vouchsafed to you. All who live share the Land's plight. Its cost will be borne by all who live. This you cannot alter. In the attempt, you may achieve only ruin." -- Anele, pg 328
"The Mahdoubt's knowledge does not partake of Law. It has preserved her far beyond her mortality. Assuredly. Now her end cannot be undone." -- the Mahdoubt, pg 366
"Chosen, the days that I have spent as your companion have been an unremitting exercise in humility." -- Stave, pg 369
"Chosen, thus would I speak of my own sons, though they remain among the Masters, and with the Masters have spurned me." -- Stave, pg 376
"It will measure your worthiness to adjudge her as you have adjudged me." -- Stave, pg 385
"Well done, Haruchai. Well done in all sooth. Here is a tale to gladden the hearts of the Ramen. At last blows have been struck which may humble the sleepless ones. And we have witnessed it, a Manethrall and his Cords. No longer may these Masters feign that their worth exceeds yours." -- Manethrall Mahrtiir, pg 389
"Mane and Tail, Ringthane! My life is yours. It was so before. Now it is yours utterly. If the Manethrall and the Ranyhyn do not forbid it, I will accompany you into the depths of Gravin Threndor, or the inferno of Hotash Slay, or the bitter heart of the Sarangrave, and name myself blessed." -- Bhapa, pg 431
"Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainnir, since the Chosen's coming I have been humbled both profoundly and often. I no longer deem myself wise enough to discourage the friendship of Giants." -- Stave, pg 488
"Do not be dismayed, Stonedowner. There is no mystery here. She is Linden Avery, Chosen and Sun-Sage. Our tales say that she is merely magnificent." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 491
"Linden Avery, the third son of the third son of Glowlimn and Pitchwife was Exalt Widenedworld. But now the Giants of Home name him Lostson, and among the Swordmainnir he is called Longwrath." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 494
"Linden Avery, it is enough. Seeking the import of our many labors, we will accompany you. If Stave of the Haruchai stands at your side, joined by the courteous and considerate Ramen - likewise this wide-eyed Stonedownor and the anguished son of Sunder and Hollian - the Swordmainnir can do no less." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 507
"My friend, your cunning grows ever more evident. If it should chance that you weary of being Haruchai, know that you will be made welcome among the Swordmainnir. Lacking the good fortune - and also the stature - of our blood and bone, you will become a Giant by acclamation rather than by birth." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 513
"Linden Giantfriend, that tale is too sad for tears. 'Out of the habit.' And its dolor is made more cruel by brevity. We are Giants. If we do not laugh, we will be compelled to insist upon the full tale of your years and loneliness. The very blood in our veins will require it." -- Rime Coldspray, Ironhand of the Swordmainner, pg 514
"Though we are large and for the most part foolish, we know a stick when it jabs our eyes. Any man as blighted as your old companion compels our esteem. Already we prize him." -- Frostheart Grueburn, pg 517
"There is more in Andelain - and among the Dead - and in your heart - than Lord Foul can conceive." -- Hollian, pg 547
"Oh, Linden. What have you done?" -- Thomas Covenant, pg 590
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