I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast ov — Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast ov — Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast ov — Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast ov — Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast ov — Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
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I will put warm woolen socks on the feet of the people in the other world; but I dream and cannot wake, and I am cast over the cliff and hang there by two fingers that are danced and trampled on by the giant unreality.

— Janet Frame, Faces in the Water
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