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John Steinbeck, To a God Unknown Quotes: Everything seems to work with a recurring rhythm except life. There is only one birth and only one death. Nothing else is like that.
         

Everything seems to work with a recurring rhythm except life. There is only one birth and only one death. Nothing else is like that.


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Everything seems to work with a recurring rhythm except life. There is only one birth and only one death. Nothing else is like that.
         



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