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She was not quiet by nature, but by inheritance, taught to tuck her truth beneath her tongue.

M. Dangi (Mukata Dangi)

She was not quiet by nature, but by inheritance—taught to tuck her truth beneath her tongue. — M. Dangi — She was not quiet by nature, but by inheritance, taught to tuck her truth beneath her tongue. M. Dangi

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