Barbara Kingsolver Quotes
This Household Is Like A Pocketful Of Coins That Jingled Together For A Time, But Now Have Been Slapped On A Counter To Pay A Price. The Pocket Empties Out, The Coins Venture Back Into The Infinite Circulation Of Currency, Separate, Invisible, And Untraceable.
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