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Not scared away, like Alexandra Carmichael in Wolf's article, by what he found in his daily routines, Boswell — who was self-critical of his habits of sleeping in, "falling" on prostitutes and talking about himself too often, among others — comes off as rather enthralled, if also disappointed, by his own illuminating tally of what he thought, felt and did each day.
I brought this up to Mike the other day and asked him which he thought felt longer.
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