The Fate, Third Edition, Volume 3
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The Fate, Third Edition, Volume 3
Narrated by:
Paul J. McSorley
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Narrated by:
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Paul J. McSorley
About this listen
In Greek and Roman mythology, there are three goddesses who control human destiny and life: The first (Clotho) spins the thread of life, the second (Lachesis) determines its length, and the third (Atropos) cuts it off. What forces come into play that decide where and when we are born and what family we are born into?
James Harding was born into wealth and lives his life with riches beyond anyone's imagination. Not until he is diagnosed with a terminal illness does he realize all the riches and possessions mean nothing, and he generously makes provisions to liquidate all that he has obtained with through his wealth.
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