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“And this was my favorite rocking chair said Wooly to no one. He was standing on the porch, a little while after Duchess had gone to the general store. Giving the chair a push, he listened to the thwapping of its rockers as it rocked back and forth,  noticing how each individual thwap came closer and closer together as the back and forths became smaller and smaller, until they stopped altogether…

After giving one last push to his favorite chair, Wooly went back through the double doors into the great room.

– And this is the great room, he said, where we would play Parcheesi and complete jigsaw puzzles on rainy afternoons… And this is the kitchen, where Dorothy made fried chicken and her famous blueberry muffins. And that’s the table where we ate when we were too young to dine in the dining room.

Removing from his pocket the note that he had written while sitting at his great-grandfather’s desk, Wooly tucked it neatly between the salt and pepper shakers. Then he left the kitchen by means of the only door in the house that swung back and forth.

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- Amor Towles, The Lincoln Highway, p. 496

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