Daniel Dantas

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Not only were children inefficient, they were also alien to the minds of those in the Community. And not merely alien but repellent. How fine the world would be when, one day, there was no small voice anywhere in it, no childish laughter, no laughter at all.
Lost Souls (Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, #4)
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