Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I thi — Julian Barnes
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Perhaps grief, which destroys all patterns, destroys even more: the belief that any patterns exist. But we cannot, I think, survive without such belief. So each of us must pretend to find, or re-erect, a pattern.

— Julian Barnes
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