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| Two worlds, unknown
each to the other: one where the dead return, another where the living
leave; one where battle is life, another where life is a battle. In the
courtyard of 44, rue d'Assas, Paris, where French lexicographer Emile
Littré died in 1881, the sound of an oboe wanders, trying to discover if
the two worlds intersect. If only it could find the words… |

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Zique
Delavigne hears. She has come home, old and embittered. The oboe can do nothing
for her, other than dredge up useless memories. Or can it? Is there not something in the sound—some
kind of manipulable psychotrope—that she can use to settle an old score?
Bosevo, the author of this book, is an oboe
made by the French firm Lorée Frères sometime in the nineteen-sixties. Somehow
it found the words.

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