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the presence of that growing morbid pathos topic/infidelity

[...] another year or two later, I was in Paris on business; and one morning on the landing of a hotel, where I had been looking up a film actor fellow, there she was again, clad in a gray tailored suit, waiting for the elevator to take her down, a key dangling from her fingers. “Ferdinand has gone…

—p.419 The Stories of Vladimir Nabokov SPRING IN FIALTA (413) by Vladimir Nabokov
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our seemingly carefree, but really hopeless meetings for/pq-maybe project/nye-play project/secret-life project/stunt-story project/teacher-story

[...] regardless of what happened to me or to her, in between, we never discussed anything, as we never thought of each other during the intervals in our destiny, so that when we met the pace of life altered at once, all its atoms were recombined, and we lived in another, lighter time-medium, which…

—p.425 SPRING IN FIALTA (413) by Vladimir Nabokov
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we remained locked together like this project/stunt-story

I sat in the car while he filled the tank and a young man cleaned my windshield, which was unnecessary but I guessed part of the service. The guy with the squeegee had a Huckleberry Finn/Gilbert Blythe look that I used to flip out over as a teenager but with more closely cropped hair and a downy li…

—p.31 All Fours by Miranda July
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he'd been smitten before, but not decapitated project/stunt-story topic/beauty

The real football reason, in all its inevitable real-reason banality, was that, over the course of weeks of dawns of watching the autosprinklers and the Pep Squad (which really did practice at dawn) practices, Orin had developed a horrible schoolboy-grade crush, complete with dilated pupils and wea…

—p.289 Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace
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even, God help him, debonair project/stunt-story topic/love

Westhampton, her tanned legs and pale heels. The feeling she gave him of being younger, even, God help him, debonair. He was playful. On the beach he wore a coconut hat. He had fallen in love, deeply, and without knowing it. He hadn’t realized he had been living a shallow life. He only knew that he…

—p.94 Last Night Palm Court (88) by James Salter