For some reason, we know not what, his childhood was sharply severed. It lodged in him whole and entire. He could not disperse it. (Virginia Woolf)

For some reason, we know not what, his childhood was sharply severed. It lodged in him whole and entire. He could not disperse it.

Virginia Woolf

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