People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of oth — Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of oth — Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of oth — Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of oth — Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of oth — Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
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People like me are blamed for curiosity; having lost part of our lives, we are apt to fill the gap from the lives of others. In this I am like the rest, and make no pretences.

— Mary Renault, The Persian Boy
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