Sometimes she couldn't think what jerrybuilt frame was holding her together. It wasn't willpower anymore… — Tim Winton
Sometimes she couldn't think what jerrybuilt frame was holding her together. It wasn't willpower anymore. She'd gone past that lately. She only had will enough to make everything else work, these days. There was never enough left for her. She was like that blessed truck of Lester's, running on an empty sump.
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