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whatever fate sends us quickly becomes us, and we grow blind to what we might...
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William T. Vollmann
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Europe Central
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whatever fate sends us quickly becomes us, and we grow blind to what we might otherwise have been. And
( William T. Vollmann )
[ Europe Central ]
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