Holden went to his bungalow and began to understand that he was not alone in the world and also that he was afraid for the sake of another which is the most soulsatisfying fear known to man.

Holden went to his bungalow and began to understand that he was not alone in the world and also that he was afraid for the sake of another which is the most soulsatisfying fear known to man.
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There is but one task for all
One life for each to give.
What stands if Freedom fall
- Rudyard Kipling
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TWENTY bridges from Tower to Kew
Wanted to know what the River knew
Twenty Bridges or twentytwo
For they were young and the Thames was old
And this is the tale that River told
- Rudyard Kipling

Holden went to his bungalow and began to understand that he was not alone in the world and also that he was afraid for the sake of another which is the most soulsatisfying fear known to man. Rudyard Kipling

Holden went to his bungalow and began to understand that he was not alone in the world and also that he was afraid for the sake of another which is the most soulsatisfying fear known to man.
Rudyard Kipling