To Sylvan truth was truth and all else was black heresy, though on occasion he had the very human difficulty of deciding which was which. (Sheri S. Tepper)

To Sylvan truth was truth and all else was black heresy, though on occasion he had the very human difficulty of deciding which was which.

Sheri S. Tepper

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