“Wisdom,” growled the Agirul. “Painful, isn’t it? We assume so much and resist learning to the contrary.” — Sheri S. Tepper
“Wisdom,” growled the Agirul. “Painful, isn’t it? We assume so much and resist learning to the contrary.”
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