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We can never make sense of death,' I said. 'It doesn't obey any laws or follow...
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Henning Mankell
Book:
After the Fire
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We can never make sense of death,' I said. 'It doesn't obey any laws or follow any rules. Death is an intractable anarchist.
( Henning Mankell )
[ After the Fire ]
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