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Nobody’s Man

CHAPTER XII
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He was pitting his brain against his heart.

Lives had been wrecked in that fashion.

Philosophy, as the years creep on, is but a dour consolation.

He saw himself with the jewel of life in his hand, prepared to cast it away.

He turned around and ran up the stone steps, light-hearted and eager as a boy.


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