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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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preyed upon

[...] He put his hand on her upper thigh and left it there. Pretty much every thought she'd had in the last week had led back to one thing. She was experiencing stronger symptoms of being in love, a queasiness more persistent, a heart more racing, than she remembered having ad with Stephen. But the…

—p.284 Purity Moonglow Dairy (239) by Jonathan Franzen
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secrets

"There's this imperative to keep secrets, and the imperative to have them known. How do you know that you're a person, distinct from other people? By keeping certain things to yourself. You guard them inside you, because, if you don't, there's no distinction between inside and outside. Secrets are …

—p.275 Moonglow Dairy (239) by Jonathan Franzen
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all the unspecial characters project/dystopian-fiction

"They're all about being the special one, the chosen one. 'Only you can save the world from Evil.' That kind of thing. And never mind that specialness stops meaning anything when every kid is special. I remember watching those movies and thinking about all the unspecial characters in the chorus or …

—p.269 Moonglow Dairy (239) by Jonathan Franzen
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Moonglow Dairy

"There was this place," she said. "This dairy called Moonglow Dairy, near where I lived when I was growing up. I guessit was a real dairy, because they had a lot of cows, but their real money didn't come from selling milk. It came from selling high-quality manure to organic farmers. It was a shit f…

—p.257 Moonglow Dairy (239) by Jonathan Franzen
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something better with the guts you've got

"A great job and a family doesn't sound so bad to me."

"You should do something better with the guts you've got."

—p.254 Moonglow Dairy (239) by Jonathan Franzen