Cities of the Plain
by Cormac McCarthy
Standing like some maid in a fable spurning the offerings of the hag which do conceal within them unspoken covenants of corruption. Claims that can never be quit, estates forever entailed. She spoke to that girl standing in the glass and she said that one could not know where it was that one had taken the path one was upon but only that one was upon it.🏁
Submitted by jyin - 04/27/2026
Book HistoricalLiterature 4.63 Ranked
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Cities of the Plain
by Cormac McCarthy
Standing like some maid in a fable spurning the offerings of the hag which do conceal within them unspoken covenants of corruption. Claims that can never be quit, estates forever entailed. She spoke to that girl standing in the glass and she said that one could not know where it was that one had taken the path one was upon but only that one was upon it.🏁
Submitted by jyin - 04/27/2026
Book HistoricalLiterature 4.63 Ranked