She had come to Aka to learn how to sing this world's tune, to dance its dance; and at last, she thought… — Ursula K. Le Guin
She had come to Aka to learn how to sing this world's tune, to dance its dance; and at last, she thought, away from the city's endless noise, she was beginning to hear the music and to learn how to move to it.
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