Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: tha — Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
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Break the ice, or draw that which lives in the dimness out into the full light of speech - what happens is the same: that which is now seen and now grasped is not, in its clearness, the shadowy thing that was.

— Jens Peter Jacobsen, Niels Lyhne
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