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Quote August 24, 2012 by dereknewmanstille

“I swear, I do not know how word travels so quickly. It’s a magic far stronger than mine.”

-Lindsey Carmichael – The Prince and the Hedgewitch (Canadian Tales of the Fantastic)

Quote – Understanding How Word Travels So Fast

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