H.G.Wells Quotes
By This Time I Was No
longer Very Much Terrified Or Very Miserable. I Had, As It Were, Passed The
limit Of Terror And Despair. I Felt Now That My Life Was Practically Lost,
and That Persuasion Made Me Capable Of Daring Anything
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