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Jennifer is on page 390 of 394 of Yesteryear
…as it turns out, the place where your life ends is exactly where mine begins: the moment when I saw the world and wanted every part of it
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Jennifer is on page 355 of 394 of Yesteryear
What were good Christian men if not experts at making their good Christian women vanish from the world?
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Jennifer is on page 233 of 394 of Yesteryear
I shared agreement between women to insist back-and-forth and endless conversation that this thing we spent our whole life preparing for – this thing we were born for – is anywhere close to what we thought it would be and do you know the truth behind that secret? The water beneath the ice? It never stops you never age out of it. Your mother lies to you, and then you lie to your children…
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Jennifer is on page 206 of 394 of Yesteryear
America hates angry women. The Lord hates angry women. You hate angry women. Do not be an angry woman. Except I am angry. I am very, very angry.
Jun 17, 2026 09:23AM Add a comment
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Jennifer is on page 206 of 394 of Yesteryear
It really is funny to think of how I all, but begged Caleb, in our early years of marriage, to become the kind of man who is standing before me now. The opposite of a kindergarten teacher. A farmer. A cowboy. A patriarch. A man without a single soft edge.
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Jennifer is on page 201 of 394 of Yesteryear
“ my fury circled back around, and it felt, suddenly, like I was eating myself alive.”
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Jennifer is on page 143 of 394 of Yesteryear
Evening. Wake baby from nap. Change diaper. Breast-feed. Breast-feed. Breast-feed. Close eyes and count to 10 over the sound of babies sudden, and inexplicable whales. Swallow very strong instinct to slap the baby.… Consider shaking baby. Resisted to shake baby. Strap baby to chest.
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Jennifer is on page 132 of 394 of Yesteryear
He could be perfect for politics someday… It’s actually one of the few positions of power where it benefits you to unthink. If you don’t think too hard, you never get rattled.
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Jennifer is on page 129 of 394 of Yesteryear
There comes a point in every marriage when a woman realizes that the man she married is a freak. This is inevitable. It cannot be avoided. The only real question in the matter is what type of freak your husband will be-
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Jennifer is on page 12 of 394 of Yesteryear
My eldest daughter was like me, not just in likeness, but in disposition, too: she held her intelligence like a knife behind her back. Now that she was creeping toward womanhood, I found our similarity is a bit unnerving. Like watching a clone of myself walk slowly toward me from a faraway point in the distance: what would happen when she arrived?
Jun 08, 2026 11:25AM Add a comment
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Jennifer is on page 218 of 688 of A Certain Justice (Adam Dalgliesh, #10)
“He felt along his veins a tingling happiness, almost frightening in its physicality, that would-possessing joy which is so seldom felt once youth has passed.”
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A Certain Justice (Adam Dalgliesh, #10)

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Jennifer is on page 197 of 688 of A Certain Justice (Adam Dalgliesh, #10)
“You couldn’t exorcise the past either by returning to it or by running away. You couldn’t resolve to put it out of your mind and memory, because it was part of mind and memory. You couldn’t reject it, because it had made you what you were.”
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A Certain Justice (Adam Dalgliesh, #10)

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Jennifer is on page 523 of 573 of Villette
“ to see and know the worst is to take from Fear her main advantage”
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Jennifer is on page 122 of 194 of Mrs. Dalloway
After that, how unbelievable death was!-that it must end; and no one in the whole world would know how she had loved it all
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Mrs. Dalloway

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