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  1. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    vacant at first light. Yet she carried
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  2. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    looked over at John. He had pulled a dozen books off the shelf and looked to be trying to read them all at once.
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  3. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    But for what reason? Council,
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  4. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    I was always unfailingly polite to Ladon-Tosh. I didn't care if he never looked at me or spoke to me. I just wanted him to know that he had a friend in me.
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  5. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    Listening to a sermonizer who above all loves to hear himself sermonize is about as much fun as having your toes sheared off
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  6. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    It was blood. Blood that looked as if it had just been spilled. As I watched, it started pouring down the cavern's walls.
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  7. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    will paint in pleasing colors." "How do you know which colors to use?" I asked. "There are instructions for each item on your workstation.
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  8. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    You are a danger to her and all of Wormwood, Vega, do you not understand that?
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  9. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    Even though we weren't old, we were old with all we carried inside.
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  10. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    Males. You have to lead them to the water and then show them how to slurp it.
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  11. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    We lost family all the time, and we mourned them and buried them and remembered them. Wouldn't it be better to celebrate family while they are alive to a greater degree than when they are no longer with us?
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  12. David Baldacci _ The Finisher

    At the end of a lifetime's worth of lights and nights, it seemed that family was really the only important thing there was. And yet how many of us truly appreciated that significance before our last breath left us? We lost family all the time, and we mourned them and buried them and remembered them. Wouldn't it be better to celebrate family while they are alive to a greater degree than when they are no longer with us?
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