Danh ngôn của John Banville
Death is such a strange thing. One minute you're here and then just gone. You'd think there would be an anteroom, a place where you could be visited before you go.
Death is such a strange thing. One minute you're here and then just gone. You'd think there would be an anteroom, a place where you could be visited before you go.
Cái chết là một điều kỳ lạ. Một phút bạn ở đây và sau đó biến mất. Bạn sẽ nghĩ rằng sẽ có một phòng chờ, một nơi mà bạn có thể được ghé thăm trước khi đi.
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