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The Screwtape Letters (1942)

The enchantment of unsatisfied desire produces results which the humans can be made to mistake for the results of charity. Avail yourself of the ambiguity in the word ‘Love’: let them think they have solved by Love problems they have in fact only waived or postponed under the influence of the enc...

The Screwtape Letters (1942) by C. S. Lewis
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The Silver Chair

WHISPERED Scrubb. Jill found that her mouth was so dry that she couldn’t speak a word. She nodded savagely at Scrubb. Thinking to himself that he would never forgive her (or Puddleglum either), Scrubb licked his lips and shouted up to the King giant. “If you please, Sire, the Lady of the Green Ki...

The Silver Chair by C. S. Lewis
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The Pilgrim's Regress (2014)

Wisdom caused John and Vertue both to sit by him in a porch of his house looking westward. The wind was in the South and the sky was a little clouded and over the western mountains there was a delicate mist, so that they had the air of being in another world, though they were not more than a mile...

The Pilgrim's Regress (2014) by C. S. Lewis
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The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

And every night they saw that there rose in the east new constellations which no one had ever seen in Narnia and perhaps, as Lucy thought with a mixture of joy and fear, no living eye had seen at all. Those new stars were big and bright and the nights were warm. Most of them slept on deck and tal...

The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis
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The Magician's Nephew

Suddenly they heard a soft noise from the end of the room which was still undamaged. They turned quick as lightning to see what it was. One of the robed figures, the furthest-off one of all, the woman whom Digory thought so beautiful, was rising from its chair. When she stood up they realized tha...

The Magician's Nephew by C. S. Lewis
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Perelandra

When at last he raised his eyes from the four blessed feet, he found himself involuntarily speaking though his voice was broken and his eyes dimmed. ‘Do not move away, do not raise me up,’ he said. ‘I have never before seen a man or a woman. I have lived all my life among shadows and broken image...

Perelandra by C. S. Lewis
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Perelandra

‘I can’t. I can’t.’ Cold slimy things slid upwards over his agonised body. He decided to stop holding his breath, to open his mouth and die, but his will did not obey this decision. Not only his chest but his temples felt as if they were going to burst. It was idle to struggle. His arms met no ad...

Perelandra by C. S. Lewis
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Miracles (1947)

Beware; for God will not endure For men to make their hope more pure Than His good promise, or require Another than the five-stringed lyre 1 Which He has vowed again to the hands Devout of him who understands To tune it justly here! C. PATMORE, The Victories of Love In the earliest days of Christ...

Miracles (1947) by C. S. Lewis
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A Year with Aslan: Daily Reflections from The Chronicles of Narnia

“Help! Help! We’re buried in the hill. Come and dig us out.” The Narnians, who had not even noticed the little hole in the hillside, were of course very surprised, and looked about in several wrong directions before they found out where the voice was coming from. But when they caught sight of Jil...

A Year with Aslan: Daily Reflections from The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis
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The Great Divorce

‘That is quite, quite out of the question,’ said a female Ghost to one of the bright Women, ‘I should not dream of staying if I’m expected to meet Robert. I am ready to forgive him, of course. But anything more is quite impossible. How he comes to be here…but that is your affair.’ ‘But if you hav...

The Great Divorce by C. S. Lewis
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The Chronicles of Narnia -Complete Series-

We don't know when he will act. In his time, no doubt, not ours. In the meantime he would like us to do what we can on our own. You say, Caspian, we are not strong enough to meet Miraz in pitched battle?" "I'm afraid not, High King," said Caspian. He was liking Peter very much, but was rather ton...

The Chronicles of Narnia -Complete Series- by C. S. Lewis
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A Grief Observed (1961)

book I can find in the house; at least nearly empty, for there are some pages of very ancient arithmetic at the end by J. I resolve to let this limit my jottings. I will not start buying books for the purpose. In so far as this record was a defence against total collapse, a safety-valve, it has d...

A Grief Observed (1961) by C. S. Lewis
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Prince Caspian

But of course he had not many hours to spare, for now his education was beginning in earnest. He learned sword-fighting and riding, swimming and diving, how to shoot with the bow and play on the recorder and the theorbo, how to hunt the stag and cut him up when he was dead, besides Cosmography, R...

Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis
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The Last Battle

He was no coward, and would have fought single-handed against Tirian and the Dwarf if need were. But he could not take on the Eagle and the Unicorn as well. He knew how Eagles can fly into your face and peck at your eyes and blind you with their wings. And he had heard from his father (who had me...

The Last Battle by C. S. Lewis

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