But now he had to have another look. It might not be so bad the second time. “It’s always darkest,” he told… — William Tenn
But now he had to have another look. It might not be so bad the second time. “It’s always darkest,” he told himself with determined triteness, “before the dawn.” And then found himself involuntarily adding, “Except on days when there’s an eclipse.”
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