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there was much about you that seemed mysterious project/stunt-story

When we had left the village, crossed the bridge, and were climbing the path toward your house, I took you under the elbow, and you flashed that special sidelong smile that told me you were happy. Suddenly I had the desire to tell you about Pal Palych’s little wrinkles, about the spangled St. Isaac…

—p.20 The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov SOUNDS (14) by Vladimir Nabokov
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two golden ladders on the floor project/secret-life project/stunt-story

In your misty bedroom, the sunlight, having penetrated the lowered Venetian blinds, formed two golden ladders on the floor. You said something in your muted voice. Outside the window, the trees breathed and dripped with a contented rustle. And I, smiling at that rustle, lightly and unavidly embrace…

—p.16 SOUNDS (14) by Vladimir Nabokov
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I recall you within a chance patch of sunlight project/stunt-story

I recall you within a chance patch of sunlight. You had sharp elbows and pale, dusty-looking eyes. When you spoke, you would carve the air with the riblike edge of your little hand and the glint of a bracelet on your thin wrist. Your hair would melt as it merged with the sunlit air that quivered ar…

—p.15 SOUNDS (14) by Vladimir Nabokov
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like a New Money dream of the Old World project/panopticon topic/wealthy-people

You keep walking, thinking briefly about the Missing Person, the one who’s come and gone for good. Out into the sunlight of Fifth Avenue and the Plaza, a gargantuan white chateau rising in the middle of the island like a New Money dream of the Old World. When you first came to the city you spent a …

—p.150 Bright Lights, Big City by Jay McInerney
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you want to do something nice for Megan project/stunt-story

In the top drawer you discover two empty rectangular packets. Actually, one of them is not quite empty; inside the black paper is a fine dusting of white. You scrape it onto the desk with a credit card, using the edge of the card to rake up two clean lines. You look over at Megan. She’s reading. Yo…

—p.130 by Jay McInerney