Gore Vidal - The City and the Pillar (1948)

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We affect one another quite enough merely by existing. Whenever the stars cross, or is it comets? fragments pass briefly from one orbit to another. On rare occasions there is total collision, but most often the two simply continue without incident, neither losing more than a particle to the other, in passing.

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I have begun writing what I have said I'd never write, a memoir ("I am not my own subject," I used to say with icy superiority).

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Of course his dust would be absorbed in other living things and to that degree at least he would exist again, though it was plain enough that the specific combination which was he would never exist again.

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