| " What could you see on the ground if anything other than dirt and ash and...? " | |
| "...happens that I go into the tailors' shops and the movies... all shriveled up... impenetrabIe, like a felt swan... navigating on a water of origin and ash. | |
| "A moist, black ash dampens the filth of a dung-dark rat's nest and mingles with the thick scent of wood rot while the lark song of a guttersnipe..." | |
| "A mountain ash lives over 100 years." | |
| "And ash it will find, not from its flame "When it discovers the vile nonsense which it asked for, without a flower "Fruit in the branch | |
| " What could you see on the ground if anything other than dirt and ash and...? " | |
| "...happens that I go into the tailors' shops and the movies... all shriveled up... impenetrabIe, like a felt swan... navigating on a water of origin and ash. | |
| "A moist, black ash dampens the filth of a dung-dark rat's nest and mingles with the thick scent of wood rot while the lark song of a guttersnipe..." | |
| "A mountain ash lives over 100 years." | |
| "And ash it will find, not from its flame "When it discovers the vile nonsense which it asked for, without a flower "Fruit in the branch | |
| ! You lost my mother's ashes? | |
| ""...and let a new one rise from the ashes."" | |
| "... ashes to ashes... | |
| "...and let a new one rise from the ashes." | |
| "...and my ashes taken forthwith..." | |
| ! You lost my mother's ashes? | |
| ""...and let a new one rise from the ashes."" | |
| "... ashes to ashes... | |
| "...and let a new one rise from the ashes." | |
| "...and my ashes taken forthwith..." | |
| Cried all day and ashed pall malls all over my couch, but... man, could she lay the lumber. | |
| Sorry, I ashed on your floor. | |
| The ashed will return to the earth from which they rose. | |
| Yesterday, a small plane ashed in the jungle out five miles west of you. | |
| Like I get to punctuate tough conversations by ashing a cigarette. | |
| We need more patrols ashing these filthy rats. | |
| Cried all day and ashed pall malls all over my couch, but... man, could she lay the lumber. | |
| Sorry, I ashed on your floor. | |
| The ashed will return to the earth from which they rose. | |
| Yesterday, a small plane ashed in the jungle out five miles west of you. | |
| Like I get to punctuate tough conversations by ashing a cigarette. | |
| We need more patrols ashing these filthy rats. | |
