“The teach turned into complete of guys: a long lengthy chocolate educate with cream facings.” It’s like randomly throwing magnetic words at a fridge.
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“I didn’t suggest to, honour vibrant. It became only for cod. I’m sorry.” i’m trying to explain to my daughter why this is one of the most famous novels in the English language... She’s not even sure if it’s language. We’re laughing hysterically.
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“That was a long term ago then out on the playgrounds within the nighttime light, creeping from factor to point on the fringe of his line, a heavy chicken flying low via the gray mild.” Chickens don’t fly you drunk Irish lunatic!
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What book is this all from?
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I need to know so I steer clear.
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My guess is Finnegan's Wake, which I never read, but I know enough about it (and that Moly said the writer was Irish) that it's the best guess I got. If that's correct, though, it's not really correct to call Finnegan's Wake "famous," I would say.
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My guess was Ulysses.
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Kind of like when you go to certain parts of the UK where when people speak, the words sound like they are in English, but it doesn't make any sense put together?
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Finnegans Wake?
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