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Old 07-27-2014, 05:20 PM   #44
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Well, I have always been a fan of Chesterton so you'll have to excuse my enthusiasm but I really loved this book. The fact that I last read it some decades ago was an advantage as it was almost like reading it for the first time.

In the end I found this to be a delightful journey. Chesterton plays with a series of outrageously unlikely and seemingly impossible situations with remarkable literary panache and with consummate skill. On the surface the tales have a lovely, frothy insouciant elegance but watch out! Every so often Chesterton suddenly and brilliantly weaves in a revelatory moment of genuine aphoristic insight.

Amazing book!

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