And as he lay there a far crack of lightning went bluely down the sky and bequeathed him in an embryonic… — Cormac McCarthy
And as he lay there a far crack of lightning went bluely down the sky and bequeathed him in an embryonic bird's first fissured vision of the world and transpiring instant and outrageous from dark to dark a final view of the grotto and the shapeless white plasm struggling upon the rich and incunabular moss like a lank swamp hare.
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Yes mam. I'm sorry you've had such troubles.
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I've seen the meanness of humans till I dont know why God aint put out the sun and gone away.

