Haruki Murakami Quotes

Tengo's Lectures Took On Uncommon Warmth, And The Students Found Themselves Swept Up In His Eloquence. He Taught Them How To Practically And Effectively Solve Mathematical Problems While Simultaneously Presenting A Spectacular Display Of The Romance Concealed In The Questions It Posed. Tengo Saw Admiration In The Eyes Of Several Of His Female Students, And He Realized That He Was Seducing These Seventeen- Or Eighteen-year-olds Through Mathematics. His Eloquence Was A Kind Of Intellectual Foreplay. Mathematical Functions Stroked Their Backs; Theorems Sent Warm Breath Into Their Ears.

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