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Gary Inbinder, The Hanged Man: A Mystery in Fin de Siecle Paris Quotes: Tears streamed down her wrinkled face. This world that she had longed to change for the better was as bad as the one into which she had been born.
         

Tears streamed down her wrinkled face. This world that she had longed to change for the better was as bad as the one into which she had been born. "An exercise in futility, " she murmured.


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