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"I thought only of one thing, to account to myself for the laws of light and perspective. I did not attach any importance to what they found original, new and romantic in me, I sought the picture."
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"Cris didn't play fair. He had watched half an hour — then come out and thrown once. One perfect toss, one dead ringer."
— Philip K. Dick
Literature1928–1982
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