"life seemed a perpetual-motion machine, or an effect of gravity, something cyclic and unstoppable."
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p. 134 (2001 Fourth Estate)
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Lorna Sage
(13 January 1943 β 11 January 2001) was a Welsh-born, English academic, literary critic, book reviewer, editor, and author. Her memoir ' (2000) won the .
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