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    Paula Daly

    "Another year of my life . . . wasted. All that work. All that time I’d devoted when I could have been doing something else. Something more productive."

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    "After what felt like many minutes of walking, I stopped. I thought of calling out to Captain Jane or the first-folk man or anyone at all but could not make my lips move."

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    Masako Togawa, Translated by Simon Grove

    "Last of all, the calloused finger that should one day have worn a wedding ring slipped and lost its grip. All contact with reality lost, she plunged to the earth below."

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    "The truth had slowly been revealed, and once he had the full grasp of it, the killing became as inevitable as the sunrise."

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