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    Fallacy of the Mind: Alls Well that Ends Well, Part One
    Fallacy of the Mind: Alls Well that Ends Well, Part One
    Fallacy of the Mind: Alls Well that Ends Well, Part One
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    Fallacy of the Mind: Alls Well that Ends Well, Part One

    By Omar Osborne

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    Do words pierce souls deeper than any physical violence a person may suffer? Children are taught the “sticks and stones” ditty; but is it true that bad words can never hurt? A lone doctor hurt and haunted by her past, ventures down a spiraling path of chaos to turn her perception into reality.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOmar Osborne
    Release dateSep 8, 2011
    ISBN9781466018075
    Fallacy of the Mind: Alls Well that Ends Well, Part One

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