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jacob graham
is on page 187 of 500
2/2: "The Frenchman was amazed and embarrassed at such a poignant answer to the question that had formed between his mouth and his mind, in the vapour of his heart, and evaporated in exact proportion to the intensity of their physical response."
— May 28, 2026 06:22PM
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jacob graham
is on page 187 of 500
1/2: "They turned . . . to look more intently at the Limboia, who instantly stopped moving and turned into their enquiry, staring back. Then, in unison, [they] unbent the index fingers of their left hands, raised their arms, and pointed to their own hearts . . ."
— May 28, 2026 06:21PM
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jacob graham
is on page 179 of 500
"The day was . . . converting his . . . conquests into a hollow gruel of cold disgust. He desperately wanted a hot bath and a long, dreamless sleep . . . He wanted to remove every last atom of the tastes and scents that he had so recently cherished; to comb out all their rotted sighs and smiles and never touch a human being again."
— May 28, 2026 02:30PM
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jacob graham
is on page 153 of 500
". . . [W]hite men always told you where they were. They sent out a bow wave, so that the earth and its animals would murmur, well in advance of their arrival. Their wake was immense. Crushed and contaminated, the land was forced to repair itself, even after the gentlest of their journeys."
— May 24, 2026 10:49PM
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jacob graham
is on page 136 of 500
"He possessed, or was possessed by, something else: a crippled soul, which might just pucker into genius, if only he allowed his wretched shred of joy to grow. She had seen it . . . The fruitless mangle of emotions, spurred and strangled by the auto-cannibalism of guilt. The humiliation of being animal, the whipping into cruelty of lost affections."
— May 21, 2026 10:24PM
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jacob graham
is on page 98 of 500
". . . [T]here was a . . . steep, carboniferous limestone valley. Glaciers had edged their razoring weight through, cutting twisting canyons and gouging out riverbeds, so that overhanging walls of jutting cliff leered above. At one point . . . the lofty, sheer sides almost touched, either side approaching the other with a heightened tone of suspense; remembrance, perhaps, of historical connectedness."
— May 19, 2026 12:51PM
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jacob graham
is on page 93 of 500
2/2: "This is the breath of the sickly wind called Burascio by the natives of the land; a wind that sucked rather than blew, it's hot, inverted breath giving movement but not relief. It toys with expectation by animating suffocation, tantalising the arid earth with its scent of rain, while beneath the reservoirs, caves, and cisterns strain their emptiness towards its skies."
— May 18, 2026 07:14PM
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jacob graham
is on page 93 of 500
1/2: "The heat of the day has become saturated with weight, the brightness sullen and pregnant with change. Clouds have thickened and coagulated with inner darkness; water is being born, heavy and unstable."
— May 18, 2026 07:11PM
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