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eyes American soldiers drove past, looked no different women around me — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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Friendship a precious thing, Sayuri. One mustn’t throw away. — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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all, a stone dropped a pond, water continues quivering even stone sunk — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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a little child six so, watched a spider spinning web a corner house. s — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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a stone dropped a pond, water continues quivering even stone sunk bott — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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cannot tell guides us life; me, fell toward Chairman a stone fall towa — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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began feel people ever known died left fact gone away, continued live — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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Flowers grow old ones withered serve remind us death one day come us a — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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temple a poem called “Loss” carved stone. three words, poet scratched — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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raised look man who’d spoken, a feeling leaving misery behind stone wa — Arthur Golden, Memoirs a Geisha

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