Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, a — Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
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Pain was something to get used to, to inure yourself against. I would rather hurt myself than be hurt by someone else, and so I took up this practice with a sense of purpose and without remorse.

— Alice Hoffman, The Dovekeepers
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