Samuel R. Delany book Triton
Source: Triton (1976), Chapter 7 “Tiresias Descending, or Trouble on Triton” (p. 329)
“Who is accustomed to constantly telling the truth easily perceives where is the falsity.”
— Prevale
Original: Chi è abituato a dire costantemente la verità percepisce facilmente dov'è la falsità.
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