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The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

- Haruki Murakami

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The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

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The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

Haruki Murakami

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The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

The sound of raindrops hitting a windowpane at night, or the ripple of a stream over stones, or the rustling of leaves in a gust of wind, or the murmur of distant traffic, or the voices of people arguing in the distance—all these sounds have a rich musicality and a wealth of meaning.

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