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| so:text | You see, if I could believe that I shall see and touch him again, I shall not have lost him. And if I have not lost him, I shall never have had a son. Because I am I through bereavement and because of it. I do not know what I was nor what I shall be. But because of death, I know that I am. And that is all the immortality of which intellect is capable and flesh should desire. Anything else is for peasants, clods, who could never have loved a son well enough to have lost him. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/William_Faulkner |
| so:description | Beyond" (1933) (en) |
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