She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending. — Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
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She had a face that had had lived a thousand stories and none with a happy ending.

— Jim McGrath, A Death in Winter: 1963
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