Because i'm well-miseducated i know a chap called John Ruskin wrote some books called the Stones of Venice. These are not they.
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each stone, no matter big or small
carries with it a long history, but unlike the seashell who will sing it's song to anyone who passes along and picks it up, the stones silent singing must be experienced with quiet contemplation.
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