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Catherynne M. Valente, Palimpsest Quotes: He didn't even know how to talk about it. He had practiced not talking about the things he knew until no man could be called his equal.
         

He didn't even know how to talk about it. He had practiced not talking about the things he knew until no man could be called his equal.


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