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One never thinks, until one is badly injured, about the myriad intricate ways in...
Author:
Jacqueline Carey
Book:
Kushiel's Justice
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One never thinks, until one is badly injured, about the myriad intricate ways in which the parts of one's body are connected.
( Jacqueline Carey )
[ Kushiel's Justice ]
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