The Crash of Hennington. Patrick Ness

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rel="nofollow" href="#ulink_f49854fc-96b2-5705-92c9-af2b86e5d3d3">75. Listen.

       76. An End and a Beginning.

       Part V. Hopeful Campaigns.

       77. The Furniture Cave.

       78. Letter To The Editor.

       79. The Inevitable Disappointment By Those We Love.

       80. How Things Add Up.

       81. The Smell of Blood.

       82. The Hard Bit.

       83. Re-linking.

       84. Triumph of the Will.

       85. Getting to the Bottom.

       86. The Debate.

       87. Old Love.

       88. The Immobile Journey.

       89. The Schism, Arriving on Schedule.

       90. Cracking Skulls.

       91. An Invisible Threat, Real Nonetheless.

       92. Not the Highest Bid, but the Earliest.

       93. What We Wish For.

       94. A Cold Dish.

       95. Unprecedented Measures.

       96. The Living River.

       Part VI. Election Day.

       97. One Up, One Down.

       98. The Faces in the Distance.

       99. Thrust, Parry, Feint, Touch.

       100. The Message to the Light Wind.

       101. In the Last Quiet Hours.

       102. The Journey of Faith.

       103. The View From Here.

       104. War It Is, Then.

       105. A Kindness.

       106. Three.

       107. Father and Son.

       108. A Lover’s Hand, A Lover’s Breath.

       109. Outside City Hall.

       110. An Albert and Cora.

       111. The Field of Battle.

       112. The Messenger.

       113. Who Are You?

       114. Lair.

       115. To The Faithful Departing.

       116. Ashes, Ashes.

       117. Out.

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       Acknowledgements

      About the Publisher

      She smelled dawn even before the sun looked over the horizon. A low mist clung to the sleeping bodies surrounding her at intervals across the lea. Breath clouded up from her great nose in increasing puffs as wakefulness filled her body. She raised her head and glanced around the sloping green of the meadow.

      The first one awake. Usual and expected. The way it should be and was.

      She turned her head to the sunrise coursing down from the hilltop. A low flood of light illuminated the mist and cast the dozing members of the

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