#classicnovel
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I’ve been seeing several people online tackling The Count of Monte Cristo, so I’m joining in. This is also one of my assistant’s favorite classics. Have you read it? What’s your favorite classic novel? #ClassicNovel #Bookish #Editor #Curren
I read an unabridged translation of Les Miserables, which means I began my experience with a fifty page meditation on a character who goes by the name “Father Bienvenu, as his parish refers to him. Father Bienvenu, the Bishop of a diocese b
I’m going to be spending some time on the sadder themes of Les Miserables, but I want to note this novel is immensely popular, and the storytelling balances the harrowing with the triumphant, so it isn’t all misery. Here are some quotes to
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