Some innuendo from Dark Shadows episode 1215.  A man named Gabriel's "drinking buddy" Tim is found in Gabe's bed, wearing Gabe's clothes.  As others begin to realize, Tim hadn't been invited into the bedroom for oral discourse.

It's an enduring question.  From Why Does My Cat ...? by Sarah Heath.

From Ethos, 1932.

It's rare to find an anti-dedication / non-acknowledgment in a book.  This one disrespects the Canadian Council for refusing a grant application, putting the author onto the street for an entire winter.  From Incurable Trucks & Speeding Diseases by Crad Kilodney, 1986.

"Take life by the strings; it swings -- when you stand aside."  From Ethos, 1967.

I'll have what astral twin she's having.  From Dark Shadows episode 1082.

"Plays in themselves have neither hopes nor fears.  Their fate is only in their hearers' ears."  From Mary Washington's 1916 yearbook.

It's not true that there's no such as fairies, but Jack Frost's family tree here is accurate.  From Outdoors, Indoors, and Up the Chimney by Charles McIlvaine, 1906.

"As one lamp lights another, nor grows less, so nobleness enkindleth nobleness" [James Russell Lowell].  From Mary Washington's 1916 yearbook.

"Legislative exorcism; or, the belief in word-magic."  From Gambling, or Fortuna, Her Temple and Shrine by James Harold Romain, 1891.

Who believes in curses?  "Anyone who has to."  From Dark Shadows episide 446.

"He had a big tantrum and then exhausted himself."  From Dark Shadows episode 492.

The ad behind the magazine cover -- coincidence? or did the ad inspire the cover?  From The Old Line, 1941.

This surprised us, as we've had no more than 78 good times out of doors.  From Eighty Good Times Out of Doors by Lilian Heath, 1902.

"You didn't come here on purpose and so you don't count as an Enemy."  From Mothers News, 2011.