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

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9 months, 1 week ago

continue with your inanities if you wish

“They’ve completed the new library, and we’re allowed two days off from classes to move the books from the old institution down the hill to the new institution. We are to be utilized as a merry and willing human chain. I resist being so utilized. I’m here to learn.”

“So you’re coming here instea…

—p.337 The Visiting Privilege: New and Collected Stories Hammer (334) by Joy Williams
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9 months, 1 week ago

discussing Kant with such earnestness

“I think it’s a little late for us to be discussing Kant with such earnestness,” Freddie said.

“You mean a little late at night or a little late in life?”

He nodded, meaning both.

—p.322 The Other Week (319) by Joy Williams
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9 months, 1 week ago

she wants a child, which I am resisting

My wife smiled and shook her head. If she had resolved to become relaxed in that moment it would be a great relief, for Bruce had been kind to me and there was no need for tension between them. Pauline prefers to be in control of our life and our friendships. She’s a handsome woman, canny and direc…

—p.309 The Visiting Privilege (264) by Joy Williams
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people have lost their interest in reality

“There’s a big river there, a big attraction, that runs right past all the shops and restaurants and that’s all lit up with fairy lights,” the Marksman said. “Tourists take cruises on it and stroll beside it. They promenade,” he said in a careful voice. “Once a year, they pump the whole thing out, …

—p.304 The Visiting Privilege (264) by Joy Williams
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there would possibly be a message waiting

Janice couldn’t imagine a child like ZoeBella thriving at school, but she squeezed the child’s sticky hand. The magician and the sheep had caused her to feel a little unwell and considerably undirected, though she now knew what she would do. She would take Rose and the children to their home. She w…

—p.297 The Visiting Privilege (264) by Joy Williams