It was his hope and ambition to cause many deaths. He was an arms salesman by choice, calm and even a little… — John Brunner
It was his hope and ambition to cause many deaths. He was an arms salesman by choice, calm and even a little happy to see his products in such demand, capable of trying to clinch a sale at the bedside of a fresh corpse.
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