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Quote by Robin Skelton

“Those who have the habit of revelation lose the habit of thought.”

Quote by Robin Skelton

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Robin Skelton was a British writer known for his poetry, novels, and literary criticism. His works often delve into human emotions and moral dilemmas, enjoying great popularity among readers. more

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