“This is a terrible work,” I said. “Why did you do it?” “The usual reasons,” said the Magister. “I told… — Ben Aaronovitch
“This is a terrible work,” I said. “Why did you do it?”
“The usual reasons,” said the Magister. “I told myself it was piety and duty to the Church, but a thousand years of contemplation will batter down the doors of one’s own delusions.”
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