Now I understood the thing I´d overlooked;the point wasn´t to become a geisha but to be one. To become a… — Arthur Golden
Now I understood the thing I´d overlooked;the point wasn´t to become a geisha but to be one. To become a geisha . . . well, that was hardly a purpose in life. But to be a geisha . . . I could see it now as a stepping-stone to something else.
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