The Same Sea book by Amos Oz
“Life goes on. One way or another everyone gets left alone,” is the prescriptive claim of The Same Sea, stated…
“Life goes on. One way or another everyone gets left alone,” is the prescriptive claim of The Same Sea, stated…
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