But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably t — Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably t — Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably t — Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably t — Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably t — Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
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But there are some born to do penance by nature. Maybe they lift the load for some of us who take it quite comfortably that we're humankind, and not angels.

— Ellis Peters, The Confession of Brother Haluin
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