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Mark André
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Reading for the 3rd time
read in April 2018
Mark André said:
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A delightful and charming, warm and friendly, life-affirming novel. The perfect summer vacation book for anyone who likes to read.
"
progress:
(page 7 of 207)
"'What is Bazarov?' Arkady smiled. 'Would you like me, uncle, to tell
you what he really is?'
'If you will be so good, nephew.'
'He's a nihilist.'" — 22 hours, 14 min ago
"'What is Bazarov?' Arkady smiled. 'Would you like me, uncle, to tell
you what he really is?'
'If you will be so good, nephew.'
'He's a nihilist.'" — 22 hours, 14 min ago
progress:
(page 14 of 60)
"HAMM: I once knew a madman who thought the end of the world had come. He was a painter - I had a great fondness for him. I used to go and see him, in the asylum. I’d take him by the hand and drag him to the window. Look! There! All that rising corn! And there! Look! The sails of the herring fleet! All that loveliness! (Pause.) He’d snatch away his hand and go back into his corner. Appalled. All he had seen was ashes." — Feb 18, 2026 09:20PM
"HAMM: I once knew a madman who thought the end of the world had come. He was a painter - I had a great fondness for him. I used to go and see him, in the asylum. I’d take him by the hand and drag him to the window. Look! There! All that rising corn! And there! Look! The sails of the herring fleet! All that loveliness! (Pause.) He’d snatch away his hand and go back into his corner. Appalled. All he had seen was ashes." — Feb 18, 2026 09:20PM
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progress:
(page 24 of 82)
"I was thinking about you," she said after a minute's silence. "You are
so kind that I should be a stone if I did not feel it. Do you know what
has occurred to me now? I was comparing you two. Why isn't he you? Why isn't he like you? He is not as good as you, though I love him more than you." — Feb 19, 2026 10:38AM
"I was thinking about you," she said after a minute's silence. "You are
so kind that I should be a stone if I did not feel it. Do you know what
has occurred to me now? I was comparing you two. Why isn't he you? Why isn't he like you? He is not as good as you, though I love him more than you." — Feb 19, 2026 10:38AM
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