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pantryslut) wrote2014-01-02 09:29 am
pantryslut) wrote2014-01-02 09:29 am
Reading Wednesday, time-transposed due to holiday
Les Mis progress:
We need to allow time for Cosette to grow up by having another large digression. In fact, I am beginning to think that characterizing them as digressions is really neither fair nor accurate. They are the main substance of the book. We are distracted here and there, and our interest is held like a magnetic pointer, by the digressions of the plot.
Anyway, at some point soon I am going to learn all about Marius. Having some Anne Rice damage in my past, I can't help but giggle every once in a while while contemplating his name.
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We need to allow time for Cosette to grow up by having another large digression. In fact, I am beginning to think that characterizing them as digressions is really neither fair nor accurate. They are the main substance of the book. We are distracted here and there, and our interest is held like a magnetic pointer, by the digressions of the plot.
Anyway, at some point soon I am going to learn all about Marius. Having some Anne Rice damage in my past, I can't help but giggle every once in a while while contemplating his name.