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frostschutz · 12-31-2011, 07:51 PM

I felt about the same at first with Robinson Crusoe (1719, Penguin Classics edition), which I had to read for an English class once. The thing has 240 pages printed in a rather small font, and it takes ages to read the whole thing, but still, I'm glad I read it after all. Once you get used to the style, you can enjoy it like any other book.

12-31-2011, 07:51 PM	#17
frostschutz Linux User Posts: 2,282 Karma: 6123806 Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Heidelberg, Germany Device: none	I felt about the same at first with Robinson Crusoe (1719, Penguin Classics edition), which I had to read for an English class once. The thing has 240 pages printed in a rather small font, and it takes ages to read the whole thing, but still, I'm glad I read it after all. Once you get used to the style, you can enjoy it like any other book.