Literature endings

janeevans | 14:02 Sun 04th Jan 2004 | Arts & Literature

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Which piece of Literature ends with the following lines.

1. 'Deadly, said Derek.'
2. 'And Tuin was gone'

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the second one is from 'Castaway' by Lucy Irvine, you're obviously doing the same quiz as me, do you know which book 'but before you could: from the time before speech you remembered and shouted - 'MRRLYMBRXBRX!' as it settled on your chest and its iridescent wings enfolded your breaking heart' comes from. Think that would be a fair swop?

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Thanks for the answer. In answer to your question some one told me the book was called "Swimmer" but I can not find anything to back it up.

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