“Then why did you run? A man who runs needs no other accusation.” “Is that so? Really?” cried Steen. “Well, I… — Isaac Asimov
“Then why did you run? A man who runs needs no other accusation.”
“Is that so? Really?” cried Steen. “Well, I would run out of a burning building even if I had not set the fire myself.”
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