It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad — I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad — I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad — I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad — I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad — I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
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It occurred to me then that the man might not be mad

— I found this far more disquieting than the alternative.
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I took the dog out for a walk tonight, and together we wandered across the meadow next door. It was a warm summer's nigh — Neil Gaiman
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