Quotes from Unsouled

Will Wight ·  264 pages

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“I have so little. To a beggar, even scraps become a feast.”
― Will Wight, quote from Unsouled


“The son of a cripple might be a cripple, but the son of tigers won’t be a dog.”
― Will Wight, quote from Unsouled


“Only storms turn fish into dragons,”
― Will Wight, quote from Unsouled


“The very idea beggared his imagination, but that only meant his imagination was too limited.”
― Will Wight, quote from Unsouled


About the author

Will Wight
Born date August 11, 1989
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