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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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5 years, 7 months ago

she didn't say anything inspo/dialogue

[...] we could see a garden with green things the size of baseballs hanging from the vines.

"What's that?" I said.

"How should I know?" she said. "Squash, maybe. I don't have a clue."

"Hey, Fran," I said. "Take it easy."

She didn't say anything. She drew in her lower lip and let it go. …

—p.7 Cathedral Feathers (3) by Raymond Carver
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still sufficiently flexible to contain multitudes

[...] When you're young you try to prove you can do it all, anything - you throw everything and the kitchen sink in there! You're profligate! You've got this sense of unlimited potential. You think you contain multitudes, and in my experience you kind of do, at that age, because you're still suff…

—p.202 Grand Union: Stories Blocked (201) by Zadie Smith
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with those lost years rolled tight in his fist

[...] Yet if he could only wipe those American years, that woman ... the wrong path, the years wasted. But what was the kind of pain you just had to live with. He'd give everything on this earth to be twenty-one again, to step into the river of time with Olivia, but have them both be the same age, …

—p.194 Kelso Deconstructed (181) by Zadie Smith
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our lives are easy, right?

"[...] You wanna know the secret? You do it for the feeling you get in the last minute. That's what you're looking for. Look, our lives are easy, right? We switch a button, the light comes on. Press another button, food gets cooked. But you gotta dig deeper than that when you run - into some deeper…

—p.144 Big Week (131) by Zadie Smith
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only guy I know who still owns a beeper inspo/dialogue

"Only guy I know who still owns a beeper."

McRae looked up over his half-moons with a wide-open, undimmed enthusiasm that made even his gentlest son fear for him.

"Really? A lot of the guys at work have 'em."

—p.140 Big Week (131) by Zadie Smith