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Phrase from which book: "she was afraid to measure the scale / extent of her loss"?

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worriedbigsis · 22/04/2017 19:53

Please help! I am being haunted by a half-remembered passage from a book which captured so well the female protagonist's sense of being bereft...

It was about the loss of love, I think through bereavement but not even sure about that. She was a very engaging character and it created a lot of empathy. I think it was written in the third person..?

She was left alone and then this phrase about being scared / afraid to measure the scale / extent of her loss?

I thought it might have been Penelope in The Shell Seekers (not very highbrow Blush) but I can't find it. Does this ring any bells with any one else?

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