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Old 08-26-2021, 09:06 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by John F View Post
So, I would like to read some of these classics again (OK, not Romeo and Juliet), and read some I haven't read (Jane Eyre, it just that it is soooo looong I keep putting it off), so please use some friggin spoiler tags with classics.

In the context of other 19th century novels, such as those of Dickens, Trollope, George Eliot, Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky, Balzac and so on, Jane Eyre is a quick read. It was a selection in the old MRBC, IIRC, so you could always post in the discussion thread once you’ve read it. As for your other point, given that you don’t even hang on to major plot points of books you’ve read, I can’t see that it would be difficult to forget anything you inadvertently run across before you stop reading a comment about a book you haven’t read and plan to read - especially if you’re not going to pick it up tomorrow, say, or at least this week.
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