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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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of which he is the principal curator and possessor

[...] The wind sped through the morning sky, transporting soft clouds; the clouds arrayed themselves in cirrus festoons, then in cumuli; toward nine-thirty there was a rain shower, and the pluviometer collected a few centiliters; there followed a partial rainbow, of brief duration; the sky darkened…

—p.67 If on a Winter's Night a Traveler Leaning from the steep slope (54) by Italo Calvino
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when I went back to my children

[...] When I went back to my children—a long time ago now—the days became heavy again, sex a sporadic and therefore quiet practice, without expectations. Men, even before exchanging a kiss, made it clear to me, with polite conviction, that they had no intention of leaving their wives, or that they …

—p.93 The Lost Daughter by Elena Ferrante
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showy beauty was an invitation to dependence topic/beauty

“A picture. Maybe the drugstore.” The studied way she avoided his eyes told him boys would be present. Natalie was boy-crazy, and Tabby had grown prettier than Dexter would have liked. Not that he wished ugliness on his only daughter, but showy beauty was an invitation to dependence. He’d have like…

—p.81 Manhattan Beach by Jennifer Egan
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a technicality they don’t deserve topic/heartbreak

[...] I would try not to put too much weight on the moments that are the worst in marriage: when one of you is in a good mood and the other can’t recognize it or rise to its occasion and so leaves the other dangling in the loneliness of it; when one of you pretends to not really understand what the…

—p.370 Fleishman Is in Trouble: A Novel Part Three: Rachel Fleishman Is in Trouble (293) by Taffy Brodesser-Akner