Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. — Erin Morgenstern
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Old stories have a habit of being told and retold and changed. Each subsequent storyteller puts his or her mark upon it. Whatever truth the story once had is buried in bias and embellishment. The reasons do not matter as much as the story itself.

— Erin Morgenstern
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