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Old 08-26-2021, 03:12 PM   #17
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And as far as length, I've read and enjoyed A Tale of Two Cities and the EPUB page count (818) is less than the Jane Eyre (1071). And Great Expectations comes in at 1048.
But then there’s David Copperfield, Bleak House, Our Mutual Friend, Nicholas Nickelby etc., and that’s just Dickens. But read Great Expectations instead, by all means; it’s my favorite Dickens.

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I see you voted for it when it was chosen; I thought your MO was to vote and read. My mistake.

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And vice versa? If everyone knows the classics, and there is no need to do spoilers, surely they have been discussed to death and any new discussions will add nothing new other then how people "feel".
Part of the appeal of the classics is that there’s so much depth to them; there’s always the possibility of new insights and greater understanding. However, I don’t take your comment seriously.
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