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“Y no cogí la mano de mi padre moribundo. Nadie me enseñó a hacerlo. Me daba pánico hacerlo, me daba miedo, un miedo que iba agigantando mi soledad. El miedo a una mano, que acabó consintiendo la gran soledad en la que vivo.”

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Book:Ordesa

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