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Old 07-18-2017, 04:52 AM   #30
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
...because no other place in the world speaks English? *scratches head*

Besides, translations are worth discussing in their own right. It broadens the conversation, it doesn't narrow it. And the question was what books we studied at school - not what books we studied in English Literature class. (In Australia, English and English Literature are two separate subjects in upper school.)
Perhaps it works differently in Australia. In Britain - at least in my schooldays in the 1970s - English Literature classes were the only ones in which we studied books. We too had "English Language" and "English Literature" lessons, but we didn't read books in English Language.
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