No mother should lose her child. — Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
No mother should lose her child. — Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
No mother should lose her child. — Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
No mother should lose her child. — Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
No mother should lose her child. — Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
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No mother should lose her child.

— Ann Hood, The Knitting Circle
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On the morning of November 22nd, a Friday, it became clear the gap between living and dying was closing. Realizing that — Jay Stevens
There is, you will concede, a limit to the niceties a man is obliged to fulfill when his wife is dead and not yet cold. — Allan Dare Pearce, Paris in April
The light of a great man shines for generations to come. — Auliq-Ice
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It's everything and nothing ... It's like the absent moment between night and day. — Sophie Hardcastle, Breathing Under Water
That's what we think because we can't imagine what it's like to not exist. — Cath Crowley, Words in Deep Blue
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