Thread: Dickens' 10 Greatest Novels according to Time Magazine
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Old 02-08-2012, 08:12 PM   #44
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Without a doubt for me this book still comes to mind every now and again. It left a very strong impression on me.
It left a strong impression on me (Tale of Two Cities that is). An impression of wanting to run a drill through my eyeballs before ever trying to read another Dickens novel .
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