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“- I closed my eyes and stepped myself in that long-ago darkness. I heard the wind with unusual clarity. A light breeze swept past me, leaving strangely brilliant trails in the dark. I open my eyes to find the darkness of the summer night a few degrees deeper than it had been.”

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Book:Norwegian Wood
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Norwegian Wood

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