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It is no quirk that the avid reader of James Joyce and a qualified linguist, atomic physicist Murray Gell-Mann, chose quark over quork, based on the phrase "Three quarks for Muster Mark" in "Finnegan's Wake," because he had found there were three kinds of quarks in a proton and the word echoed the phrase "three quarts for Mister" elsewhere in the novel "Dairy Daring: Quark," Week in Words, Jan. 21.

Quarks, Quorks, Joyce and a Wake

The phrase echoed in my head; I thought of Beckett's Waiting For Godot.

Ming Holden: Kenya Dispatch: The End of Structure

My name echoed from his lips like a prayer, murmured in gentle refrain.

Brush of Darkness

My name echoed between us like a prayer, and I answered with a mewling cry, tumbling over the precipice again.

Brush of Darkness

The name echoed through her mind, and then she remembered.

Ecstasy in Darkness

My name echoed in my head, his voice, not his voice.

The Legacy

The word echoed in the room; Neason took a step back at the force of it.

One Night in Scotland

Peter went from seeing his name on cut lists to hearing his name echoed over and over again like that of a champion.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Inside Basketball

Last night: the phrase echoed in my mind, and I blinked.

Oh My Goth

The word echoed inside him, a mournful reverberation that emanated from behind his breastbone and would not stop.

Say When