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whatever humanness he had left felt the strangest of pleasures: that of offering...
Author:
Philip Pullman
Book:
The Subtle Knife
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whatever humanness he had left felt the strangest of pleasures: that of offering eager obedience to a stronger power that was wholly right.
( Philip Pullman )
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