q u i e t as a /lamb/

[carlia]

{ L e a f }{ M o s s f e a t h e r }
truth hath a quiet breast

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meeting}

small cheer and great welcome
makes a merry feast.
^{The Comedy of Errors. Act III, scene i.}

Summer Starlight} MORE INFO AS THREAD PROGRESSES.
Shadow} MORE INFO AS THREAD PROGRESSES.
Bailey Longcut} MORE INFO AS THREAD PROGRESSES.
Robin Quickwhisker} MORE INFO AS THREAD PROGRESSES.

laughing}

in thy face i see
the map of honor, truth, and loyalty.
^{King Henry the Sixth, Part II. Act III, scene i.}

none.

partying}

the first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers.
^{King Henry the Sixth, Part II. Act IV, scene ii.}

none.

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flinging}

can one desire
to much of a good thing?
^{As You Like It. Act IV scene i.}

none.

crushing}

i will wear my heart on my sleeve
for daws to peck at.
^{Othello. Act I, scene i.}

none.

loving}

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?
^{Sonnet 18, line 1.}

none.

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annoying}

unbidden guests
are often welcomest when they are gone.
^{King Henry the Sixth, Part I. Act II, scene ii.}

none.

growling}

i will speak daggers...
but use none.
^{Hamlet. Act III, scene ii.}

none.

hating}

cry 'havoc' and let slip the dogs of war.
^{Julius Ceasar. Act III, scene i.}

none.