Chapter 5
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quot;My grandson. Giannos boy.”
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t to ;taeri killed ; ;I t abbed o deny tever t t ; ed absently.
t to eac interty coffin.
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quot;For t; Sandre moved for t time, stiffly making o t on ttering flame. A shower of sparks flew up. he
nursed it, poking il a tongue of flame licked free of the ash bed.
turned and nos, but th a cold defiance.
quot;I am ; Sandre said, quot;and you are goes on. It goes on o e. My quest and your oil hey go on.”
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quot;t deal of o say,quot; traigeur in ;I you named yourself, and o tell t I know who you are.”
ook a step to straig him.
quot;I knoly igana!”
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If ibar!
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Devin simply stopped trying to put it all toget o listen and look—to absorb as muco t —and to let understanding come after, o think.
So resolved, er a blank silence more to r