It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it wa — Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it wa — Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it wa — Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it wa — Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it wa — Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
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It could be kindness. Faith felt hollow at the thought. She had needed kindness before, and has received none. Now it was too late, and she did not know what to do with it.

— Frances Hardinge, The Lie Tree
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