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That porch is a happy-looking place, and my father - burdened, stoop-shouldered, cadaverously thin - doesn't seem to belong on it.
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house
out-of-place
worries
worry
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Margaret Peterson Haddix |
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She had a strong, if erroneous, conviction of her own futility, and wished she had never come out of her backwater, where nothing happened except art and literature, and where no one ever got married or succeeded in remaining engaged.
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futility
howards-end
insecure
out-of-place
self-doubt
society
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E.M. Forster |
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e0d7d64
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He wanted to be a universal man . . . and I suppose that isn't possible now. He belongs in fifteenth-century Italy. This age doesn't suit him.
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old-soul
out-of-place
out-of-time
the-message-to-the-planet
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Iris Murdoch |
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e82208d
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I felt so ashamed with them because everything in their life was going so well and they were so sort of successful. I couldn't talk about what I wanted with them and they were always in a hurry.
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inferiority
iris-murdoch
jealous
not-wanted
out-of-place
outsider
shame
the-black-prince
unspoken
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Iris Murdoch |