You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not — Geraldine Brooks, March
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You go on. You set one foot in front of the other, and if a thin voice cries out, somewhere behind you, you pretend not to hear, and keep going.

— Geraldine Brooks, March
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