Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

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iterant-route frozen confection S corp archive/silicon-jest

[...] and there it was again, the snatch of forced air-music that Sylvanshine couldn't place but made him want to leave his seat and go chase something on foot in the company of all the children in the neighborhood, all of whom come boiling out of their respective front doors and hotfooting it up t…

—p.49 The Pale King §7 (46) by David Foster Wallace
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a charted reorganization of the coat hooks archive/silicon-jest

A teacher whose homeroom the boy suggests a charted reorganization of the coat hooks and boot boxes lining one wall so that the coat and galoshes of the student whose desk is nearest the door would themselves be nearest the door, and the second nearest's second-nearest, and so on [...]

—p.36 §5 (31) by David Foster Wallace
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who dons the bright-orange bandolier archive/silicon-jest

It is this boy who dons the bright-orange bandolier and shepherds the lower grades' kids through the crosswalk outside school. [...]

—p.31 §5 (31) by David Foster Wallace
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Losses Through Theft of Service archive/silicon-jest

[...] except the telephone in the alleged apartment wasn't connected yet and he considered the prospects of being able to hail a cab from outside an apartment complex were at best iffy, and if he told the original cab he'd taken to the apartment to wait for him, there would be difficulties because …

—p.24 §2 (7) by David Foster Wallace
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one week thereafter gone so abruptly

[...] Named Bussy, Mr. Vince or Vincent Bussy, who wore a Kmart parka with a hood with a fake fur fringe, [...] Bussy one week thereafter gone so abruptly that his umbrella remained hanging from the Pod's communal coattrack for almost a quarter until someone finally took it down.

—p.22 §2 (7) by David Foster Wallace