“I’m beginning to wonder if we ought not to re-examine your diet, Morley. Such unrelenting pessimism must… — Glen Cook
“I’m beginning to wonder if we ought not to re-examine your diet, Morley. Such unrelenting pessimism must have some deficiency at its base.”
“The only deficiencies bothering me are of good luck, financial wherewithal, and female companionship.”
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