The Book of Three can say no more than ‘if' until at the end, of all things that might have been, one alone becomes what really is. (Lloyd Alexander)

The Book of Three can say no more than ‘if' until at the end, of all things that might have been, one alone becomes what really is.

Lloyd Alexander

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