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“No hay otro modo de aprender que cometiendo errores. Pero, de pronto, un día descubrirás que gracias a esos errores has sido capaz de prever cosas, evitar las malas y aprovechar las buenas, De modo que todo el sufrimiento que hayas tenido habrá merecido la pena.”

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Book:Baile de Sombras
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