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On George Eliot’s birthday, revisit Rebecca Mead on “Middlemarch,” the classic novel about how to bear one’s share of sorrow, as well as to enjoy moments of hard-won happiness. https://t.co/NGmXID6B1s — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 22, 2022

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“Panicked, we rush to attach history and meaning to mass shootings, so that we can assimilate them into our minds,” @mashagessen writes. “But the meaning of terror is senselessness.” https://t.co/yDZWXm7DeY — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 22, 2022

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Ann Patchett writes about the worry she feels each time her husband, Karl, pilots a plane. “Eventually, Karl was going to die. Eventually, we were all going to die. I understood this, but I wanted him to give me the luxury of forgetting it.” https://t.co/SyPcXdUJVZ — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Nov. 22, 2022