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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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(verb) uproot / (verb) to remove or separate from a native environment or culture / (verb) to remove the racial or ethnic characteristics or influences from

98

deracinated escapees from an ancient European empire

—p.98 Aleksander Hemon (89) by James Wood
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deracinated escapees from an ancient European empire

—p.98 Aleksander Hemon (89) by James Wood
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relating to a church parish; having a limited or narrow outlook or scope

100

the seeming parochialism or irrelevance to America of cricket

—p.100 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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the seeming parochialism or irrelevance to America of cricket

—p.100 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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(noun) an oval-shaped pigmented area near the center of the retina of the human eye and some other animalian eyes; provides the best detailed vision

101

childishly silly and trivial

103

not exaggerated or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental or solecistic

—p.103 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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not exaggerated or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental or solecistic

—p.103 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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a grammatical mistake in speech or writing

103

not exaggerated or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental or solecistic

—p.103 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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not exaggerated or solipsistic or puerile or sentimental or solecistic

—p.103 Beyond a Boundary: Netherland as Post-Colonial Novel (100) by James Wood
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(adjective) lacking facility in reading and writing and ignorant of the knowledge to be gained from books / (adjective) illiterate / (adjective) not marked with letters

115

Naipaul claimed that he had not even been published in America until the 1970s, 'and then the reviews were awful--unlettered, illiterate, ignorant'.

—p.115 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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Naipaul claimed that he had not even been published in America until the 1970s, 'and then the reviews were awful--unlettered, illiterate, ignorant'.

—p.115 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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(noun) a student or graduate of Oxford University

120

How could Vidia not have wanted to defend his father as soon as the Oxonian looked down his nose at him?

—p.120 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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How could Vidia not have wanted to defend his father as soon as the Oxonian looked down his nose at him?

—p.120 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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(noun) one employed to write from dictation or to copy manuscript

122

enjoyed being his spur and amanuensis

—p.122 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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enjoyed being his spur and amanuensis

—p.122 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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(verb) to command solemnly under or as if under oath or penalty of a curse / (verb) to urge or advise earnestly

122

the Athenian women adjured by Pericles

—p.122 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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the Athenian women adjured by Pericles

—p.122 Wounder and Wounded (115) by James Wood
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imitation, especially imitative representation of the real world in art and literature

130

Biblical style is famous for its stony reticence, for a mimesis that Erich Auerbach called 'fraught with background'

—p.130 Robert Alter and the King James Bible (128) by James Wood
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Biblical style is famous for its stony reticence, for a mimesis that Erich Auerbach called 'fraught with background'

—p.130 Robert Alter and the King James Bible (128) by James Wood
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