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“But alongside these sorts of facts, there are others less convenient for opining on The Rural.”
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“When I talk about our pond, I sound like someone ignorant of all that .”
“So, about graveyards, I can say that I get what Vance is after here.”
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“I expect there are no “national conversations” of such a type.”
“That eastern forsythia reliably comes into its spring color a week or more ahead of its western, low-lying cousin.”
“They explained their wish to come upon our land and politely asked permission.”
“It makes men who might not otherwise incline to listen, listen and obey.”
“I suppose the best that I can say is that, like all people everywhere, we are often cast in stereotypes.”
“Many years ago now, a group of college students showed up at our farm.”
“In fact, I think the upshot of all that formal learning most amounts to a sometimes-crippling self-doubt.”
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“They rest in a country acre I mow and tend, as my mother did before me.”
“Electrifying myself on the current of JD Vance could work a treat in that regard.”
“There is forsythia growing on a rocky hill at our easternmost bit of land, and more forsythia down the hill some 300 yards west.”
“They should expect us to be ornery and oppositional; watch out for bears and, also, for the locals.”
“I am never sure myself, but I can be sure that even when a stereotype will fit, it might not fit the way one might expect.”
“Sometimes government can really fuck you up, and even fuck you over.”