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Read this for the first time when I was thirteen or fourteen, and felt great to read it again now, many years later. So many great parts: d'Artagnan's triple dual, the machinations and intrigues of Cardinal Richeliu and Milday, the picnic in the enemy bastion during the siege of La Rochelle.
Also real Adam West Batman vibes re-reading this and realizing it's not the matter of high seriousness I once took it as, but actually it's quite intentionally funny. And also none of the history matters. In ...more
Also real Adam West Batman vibes re-reading this and realizing it's not the matter of high seriousness I once took it as, but actually it's quite intentionally funny. And also none of the history matters. In ...more
I have watched this story in so many movies.
After all these years I have finally read the original version, and must say it was action packed, with wonderful characters. Most know the story -so I will not get into it.
Much like The Count of Monte Cristo, there is so much more on the written pages.
After all these years I have finally read the original version, and must say it was action packed, with wonderful characters. Most know the story -so I will not get into it.
Much like The Count of Monte Cristo, there is so much more on the written pages.
Oct 10, 2014
Bokeshi
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Nov 20, 2015
Bokeshi
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it was amazing
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Oct 28, 2016
Bri
marked it as to-read
Sep 06, 2020
Rosenblue(promoting non-biased,honest reviews & a dislike button on GR)
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