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the little death. What would or could be left of a human being after such an experience?

Alice Borchardt

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Alice Borchardt (October 6, 1939 – July 24, 2007) was a writer of historical fiction, fantasy, and horror.

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Then he turned and walked away, and I gazed after him in sorrow. “Don’t look so, girl. He’s the first to fall at your feet; he will not be the last”

He is tremendously strong, she thought, and liked the idea, even as she had feared that strength when she first met him

Till we meet again, my heart awaits you.” “till we meet again, you will trouble my dreams”

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