Pragya

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A sense of being more than himself stole over him, of what it felt like to live in a world that cared little for cities or castles or the worries of the folk who built them. Sometimes he was frightened by the size of this world, by the limitless depths of the evening sky salted with cold stars. But for all these unfamiliar insights, he still remained Simon: most of the time he was merely frustrated. “Surely
The Stone of Farewell (Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn, #2)
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