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By Hole Ousia Posted on January 23, 2017January 27, 2023

It sometimes becomes evident that the power of the narrator is greater than that of the learned professor

Hale Bopp teddy has travelled wide. Occasionally he sees his reflection in Brass plates. In this case the Royal College of Physicians, Queen Street Edinburgh.

The first series of quotes are by Gabriel García Marquez:

The second series of quotes are from "A Doctor's Line" 
by Sir Kenneth C Calman:

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