BOOK REVIEW: The Cloisters by Katy Hays
Nothing, I knew, was as powerful as curiosity. I had always considered it more powerful than lust.
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It's true that for years before he died, I would look at his face and think, What a pity, what a waste. But the waste was my own.
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