The ghosts that exert the most power in people__ lives-at least, the people I know__end to be of their own making, and consist of equal parts regret and old fears and just plain missing somebody.
At dusk in the Temple Gardens the barrier between past and present turned fluid and ghosts walked. Here and there if Buckler looked closely he caught a glimpse of knights filing toward the ancient round Church, heads bowed in penitence_Buckler didn__ mind the spirits. In fact, he preferred their company to that of the general run of human. For the ghosts reminded him that man__ petty cares, so all consuming in life, would one day become nothing more than fit matter for an amusing story.
The Rose in the Wheel
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At dusk in the Temple Gardens the barrier between past and present turned fluid and ghosts walked. Here and there if Buckler looked closely he caught a glimpse of knights filing toward the ancient round Church, heads bowed in penitence_Buckler didn__ mind the spirits. In fact, he preferred their company to that of the general run of human. For the ghosts reminded him that man__ petty cares, so all consuming in life, would one day become nothing more than fit matter for an amusing story.
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