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Ulysses (July-September 2016 Tri-monthly Read): Part II: The Odyssey, Episodes 4-9
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Ulysses (July-September 2016 Tri-monthly Read): Part II: The Odyssey, Episodes 10-15
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This definitely reads like a first novel in the beginning, but picks up momentum as Dickens becomes more comfortable with his plot and characters. By the book's end he seems to have found his distinctive voice and moved beyond his episodic humorous sketches and begins to explore themes he would develop more fully in later novels. Pickwick rewards patient reading.
The Recorded Books narrative by Patrick Tull is a particular joy, which Tull creating distinctively voiced characterizations and enlive ...more
The Recorded Books narrative by Patrick Tull is a particular joy, which Tull creating distinctively voiced characterizations and enlive ...more
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