Quotes from Jumper

Steven Gould ·  345 pages

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“There is an abandonment, an escape, that physical labor bestows.”
― Steven Gould, quote from Jumper


“What did you—" He swallowed. His voice was raspy. "What did you do to him?"
"Sightseeing. Your turn."
He shivered. "No, that's all right.”
― Steven Gould, quote from Jumper


“Why is it easier to get men to go to war than to see a counselor?”
― Steven Gould, quote from Jumper


“La mayoría de mis compras de muebles fueron estanterías. La mayoría de mis otras compras fueron libros.”
― Steven Gould, quote from Jumper


“Lo siento, abuelo, no llegué a decirte adiós. Hubiese preferido decirte hola.”
― Steven Gould, quote from Jumper



About the author

Steven Gould
Born place: in The United States
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