Quotes in novels

Some quotes are famous that they are used all the time, I am not sure what copywrite issues would come into play on this type of thing, but I have seen it done many times and I find it to be a great boon to the stories I have read. Or at other times the quote has caused me to look up the reference. For instance, in one story I read describing the friendship between three characters two of them turned to each other and referred to the third friend as "The Thousandth Man" I am not sure if you are familiar with this poem, I was not, until I read the book, since I knew where the quote was from because the book specified it, So I went and looked up to read it and save it, it is by Rudyard Kipling, and it is wonderful and beautiful and something of Kipling's that some how was overlooked when I was in school, Just to teach the sentiment this is something that should be included in the poetry section of high school english, I don't even remember most of the poets used for high school english. Yet I remember this, because I read "the thousandth man" by Rudyard Kipling, in a book and wanted to understand the relationship to the story and the reference. Some quotes are wonderful and should continue to be shared.

I think it's a great idea. I love quotes and would read any book that named their chapters after a famous quote. It makes it sound so much more interesting and informational. Go for it sis.

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