itraiheday,nottheerthuor.itoftheapproaedsofullofhopeandtheproseofbeautifulseoftheguardsbiokefeellessonedge.ifoundselfreoptistiycesofsurvivingtheordealahefuture.

afterihadeheroondtheguardhadanraisedhisarnthedireaosportrait.iboetoreadthefollobroidery;itperate,kind,urteous,restrained,andgnanius.arevolutionisanactofviolencehhroher.”

“heuatesin1940”

“ore.ihavealriotiese.”

“ifatterofcitizenship,ore”

“yes,idesospeechesaboutthejapaneseinvasionofa.”

“doyouloveenglaerthanyoulovea”heasked.

feelingofeuphoriantiheday.eonlytheanandtheyoungedbehier.

“ationthatyoualsodespeeeryanjinguyfriendsation.probablyyoualsospokeatotherplaase,uedto

errogation,ihadnoticedthatthefeleguardsoerahisntihroughouttheed,theyhadallfinished,sotheguardethecetouseupthehoterthatinthepipes.

“yes,ionths.”

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ijuedoutofbed,grabbedsoapboxandto.ybody,irveledattheeoftheguardssinerleader,liushaoqi.ergedfrohesho,islippedintothecellquietly.soonaftereandshelock.

“didyoukespeecheshere”

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“iesecitizen.ofurseiloveabetter,”ianswered.