"Nobody knows the night. Not me. Not you. Nobody."
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What Keiti had said was very true; no one knew the night. But I was going to learn it if I could alone and on foot. But I was going to learn it and I did not want to share it with anyone...I could not go to sleep and I would not take a sleeping pill because I wanted to hear the night and I had not decided whether I would go out at moonrise...[A]fter the moon rose we all paid for whatever happiness or sorrow we had bought.
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What Keiti had said was very true; no one knew the night. But I was going to learn it if I could alone and on foot. But I was going to learn it and I did not want to share it with anyone...I could not go to sleep and I would not take a sleeping pill because I wanted to hear the night and I had not decided whether I would go out at moonrise...[A]fter the moon rose we all paid for whatever happiness or sorrow we had bought.
