You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, — Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
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You are too young, I think, to understand yet the nature of desire. You know what it is to want, perhaps even to yearn, but true desire is something else entirely.

— Augustus Rose, The Readymade Thief
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