I love Two Cities. It is one of Dickens' best, I think.
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I love Two Cities. It is one of Dickens' best, I think.
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I love the Dickens. <3
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Hey, where is Kilted? He might like to discusss Two Cities with us too!
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Granted but thats the problem... I always get queasy its so vivid I can smell the blood in the streets... and thus I throw up, first time I read it it took me 2 years.. Ive reads it since and I guess its less bad every time but stillOriginally Posted by Scheherazade
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"It is not that I am mad; it is only that my head is different from yours.”
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Me too though Lucy Manette (sp?) was quite an annoyance for me. And also wouldn't like re-reading it when I have already read it twice.
I am confused what to vote for as I am not even a little bit sure if I would be able to get the book. By the way, is any of these available online?
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Two cities is available online!
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so is Deirdre of the sorrows... Pensive this is one of teh plays i was telling you about a few weeks back.
I'm also amongst the group of dont want Two Cities....
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I voted The Tale of Two Cities.
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Oh yes, now I remember it. Thanks for the reminder, Niamh. I really want to read it, doesn't seem like it would be choosen but still I would most probably try it on the weekend.so is Deirdre of the sorrows... Pensive this is one of teh plays i was telling you about a few weeks back.
I'm also amongst the group of dont want Two Cities....
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Solid. My subliminal messages are working!!
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