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Joan Didion reflects on the personal and introspective nature of keeping a notebook, delving into memory, self-reflection, and the significance of past experiences.

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According to Estelle, Antony never hit her. It didn’t matter to Lally whether or not this was true, because if you’re afraid your husband is going to hit you, and you’re shrinking yourself down to a pinprick, does it matter whether or not the blow lands?

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I AM NOT SURE, myself, that I should open the door of Mrs. Garr’s house and let you in. I’m not at all sure that the truth about what happened there is tellable. People keep saying to me that the rumors going around are simply ghoulish, and ought to be laid to rest. But I’ve heard those rumors, some of them at least, and they’re not a bit more nigh

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our husbands had nothing to do with them.

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