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Believe me when I tell you that ten, twenty, even fifty years of silence is...
Author:
Susanna Clarke
Book:
Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
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Believe me when I tell you that ten, twenty, even fifty years of silence is worth the satisfaction of knowing at the end that you have said what you ought – no more, no less.
( Susanna Clarke )
[ Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell ]
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