into the swamp of Mad Manfred himself in the year 1924, as Aunt Queen has already described to us
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QUINN is born. Patsy: 16yo
March 8, 1980
had despaired of having a child, begat Patsy. At age sixteen, Patsy gave birth to me
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QUINN: 3yo
March 8, 1983
My first distinct memory is a third birthday party in the kitchen,
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QUINN: 7yo - Aunt Queen: 70yo
1987
I must have been about seven years old when I saw the first ghosts in the cemetery, and I can see this very vividly now as I speak
I calculate she must have been near seventy around that time, but she looked younger than Pops
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QUINN: 14yo
1994
I saw Goblin—now fourteen, you understand, because I was fourteen—standing by the bedroom door and looking proudly at me.
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QUINN: 17yo
March 8, 1997
Just after I passed my seventeenth birthday, my days with Lynelle came to a close.
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+ 6mo +several mo
ch 9
NOT SIX MONTHS had passed before Little Ida died in my bed one night
Gradually, over a period of several months, a semi-calm came over me entirely due to Big Ramona,
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Mardi Gras
Feb. 27, 1998
Then Mardi Gras came, which meant that Sweetheart had to go to her sister Ruthie’s house,
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Mardi Gras Day was February twenty-seventh.
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QUINN: 18yo
March 8, 1998
My eighteenth birthday came and went with nothing much to mark it, except that I got a new pickup truck
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Sweetheart dies.
Mar. 14, 1998
And here it is March fourteenth. That’s how long she really suffered, and that’s not all that bad.’
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- ch 9
Spring 1998
As I watched the Shed Men lay in the late spring flowers
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- ch 10
Summer 1998
Now that summer was coming and the days were longer
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- ch 12
Mid. Summer
above a hot road in front of one’s car in the middle of summer.
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QUINN: 18.5yo - Jasmine: 35yo
ch 19
‘Just about nineteen,’ I said. ‘Does eighteen and a half mean anything?’
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Aunt Queen: 78
ch 22
Of course, she was seventy-eight (or so she said) and she wasn’t going to marry anyone,
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QUINN: 18 / MONA: 15
1998
‘Fifteen!’ I was amazed. ‘Well, I’m eighteen, ’ I said. ‘We’re both precocious. Our children will be geniuses.’
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- ch 28
Winter 1998
don’t you think, for the bitter cold Louisiana nights in winter of which outsiders know so little.
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- ch 31
Spring
To my utter amazement Stirling Oliver of the Talamasca had come to join us and in keeping with the mild late spring weather he wore a white three-piece suit
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