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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave Just a taste. That was the Cambion policy, our credo. 'Just take enough to appease the spirit, then move on.' It sounded simple enough, but sometimes taking a little was worse than taking none at all. - Quote by Jaime Reed

Just a taste. That was the Cambion policy, our credo. ‘Just take enough to appease the spirit, then move on.’ It sounded simple enough, but sometimes taking a little was worse than taking none at all.

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