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if he were honest with himself, he'd understand that his hate was, in fact, a...
Author:
Nelson DeMille
Book:
The Panther
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if he were honest with himself, he'd understand that his hate was, in fact, a form of respect. You don't bother to hate what you think is contemptible.
( Nelson DeMille )
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