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Spy Sinker 8Deighton 9

 

The local people called these hills "mountains," as people do in regions where no mountains exist. Well, he was beginning to understand why. After you walked these hills they became mountains. Everything was relative. The older he got the more mountainous the world became.
-- Len Deighton. Spy Sinker (novel, 1990) chapter 2.
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