“It isn’t reasonable!” insisted Holmes. “It doesn’t make sense!” “The question,” observed Burke, “isn’t… — Murray Leinster
“It isn’t reasonable!” insisted Holmes. “It doesn’t make sense!”
“The question,” observed Burke, “isn’t whether it makes sense, but whether it’s fact.”
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