Not yet, " he wailed, as raw as the earth. "But you lay as though already dead, and I cannot go on without you. Do not leave me; do not die! " And I felt a grief from him to melt the mountain ice. Grief to drown in. Grief to both rend my heart and mend it at once. Tosca Lee
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  2. The history keepers will no doubt tell their own tale, and the priests another. It is the men's accounts that seem to survive a world obsessed with conquest, our actions beyond bedchamber and hearth remembered only when we leave their obscurity. And so we become...

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  5. A mist crept into the valley–how could this be, by the light of the climbing sun? It drifted over the form in the grass, nearly obscuring it, seeming to draw all sound into itself. I thought I might burst from the strain of that silence......

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