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"Acabei “O Nariz” e sigo me surpreendendo muito como o Gogol consegue desenhar perfeitamente suas cenas. Vejo-as vivíssimas enquanto leio. É impressionante o trabalho com o elemento do absurdo." — Mar 02, 2026 05:48PM
"Acabei “O Nariz” e sigo me surpreendendo muito como o Gogol consegue desenhar perfeitamente suas cenas. Vejo-as vivíssimas enquanto leio. É impressionante o trabalho com o elemento do absurdo." — Mar 02, 2026 05:48PM
All her life the room had been warmed from baking bread, boiling butter beans, or bubbling fish stew. Now, it was stale, quiet, and dark. “Who’s gonna cook?” she asked out loud. Could have asked, Who’s gonna dance?
“Absence diminishes small loves and increases great ones, as the wind blows out the candle and fans the bonfire.”
― Maxims
― Maxims
“I said earlier that we are all poets, though not many of us write poetry; and so are we all novelists, that is, we have a habit of writing fictional futures for ourselves, although perhaps today we incline more to put ourselves into a film. We screen in our minds hypotheses about how we might behave, about what might happen to us; and these novelistic or cinematic hypotheses often have very much more effect on how we actually do behave, when the real future becomes the present, than we generally allow.”
― The French Lieutenant’s Woman
― The French Lieutenant’s Woman
“He knew the world and its absurdities as only an intelligent Irishman can; which is to say that where his knowledge or memory failed him, his imagination was always ready to fill the gap.”
― The French Lieutenant’s Woman
― The French Lieutenant’s Woman
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