But the prosecution papers today summarized their findings and offered quotations from each.
Small bronze plaques close to the ground offered quotations from Shakespeare's plays, many familiar but others not so, all chosen because they employed a flower's name.
One of Lula's chief rivals, Anthony Garotinho, an evangelical Christian, routinely invoked God at campaign rallies, offered quotations from the Bible and narrowly missed making the runoff that eventually produced Lula as the winner.
To Scott's contention that "even the most passionate and literal-minded fan understands" Springsteen's persona "to be, to some degree, an artifact, an act," I offer two quotations.
Theroux offers both quotations from and anecdotes about many of the best of them.
In one of her most interesting chapters, "The Married Woman" (a chapter Parshley particularly savaged), she offers numerous quotations from the novels and diaries of Virginia Woolf, Colette, Edith Wharton, Sophia Tolstoy and others.
Indeed, a 450-foot curving wall offers brief quotations from Dr. King's speeches that emphasize his almost heroic faith in the face of unrelenting opposition: "Darkness cannot drive out darkness," he wrote in 1963, "only light can do that.
Sometimes the narration gives way to disjointed fragments, offered in quotations, which read as salvaged lines from other, failed attempts: "'A body just outside of town'… 'The motorcyclists are lost on the highway' … 'No one will ever close this window again' …" These breakdowns read as an unwillingness to discard or turn away from failure as a valid result.
They offer a quotation from Karl Marx who criticized the city of London for dumping waste into and contaminating the River Thames.
When I was shot and died, I was offered a quotation from Confucius: "Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves".
