Yes, lay grave. lie a grave long enough, get accustomed don’t want par — Isaac Bashevis Singer, American Fantastic Tales: Terror Uncanny 1940’s Now

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Yes, I lay in my grave. But if you lie in a grave long enough, you get accustomed to it and you don't want to part from it. He had given me a pill of cyanide, He and his wife and their son also carried such pills. We all lived with death, and I want you to know that one can fall in love with death. Whoever has loved death cannot love anything else any more. When the liberation came and they told me to leave, I didn't want to go. I clung to the threshold like an ox being dragged to the slaughter. ("Hanka")

Isaac Bashevis Singer, American Fantastic Tales: Terror and the Uncanny from the 1940's Until Now

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