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Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 21, 2016 06:46AM
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Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 25, 2016 06:02PM
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Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 24, 2016 07:21AM
Lindegard
is on page 452 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 21, 2016 06:45AM
Lindegard
is on page 392 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 18, 2016 03:52PM
Lindegard
is on page 342 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron! Some of the events in the MW sections have bearing on the MS sections. SPOILER: For example, we should know about MW's suicide attempt before learning of daughter Fanny's suicide.
— Feb 15, 2016 12:01PM
Lindegard
is on page 342 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron!
— Feb 15, 2016 11:58AM
Lindegard
is on page 297 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive. Confusion is compounded by both authors being named Mary and having friends or relatives named Jane and Fanny. Even the biographer shares a name with Lord Byron!
— Feb 13, 2016 03:44PM
Lindegard
is on page 297 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive, though I can see the reasoning that led up to this device. Looking forward to reading 50 pages a day, at least, unti the book must return to the library, no renewals permitted.
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
— Feb 13, 2016 03:40PM
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
Lindegard
is on page 212 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive, though I can see the reasoning that led up to this device. Looking forward to reading 50 pages a day, at least, unti the book must return to the library, no renewals permitted.
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
— Feb 12, 2016 12:23PM
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
Lindegard
is on page 175 of 649
Like other readers, I find the alternating chapters confusing and disruptive, though I can see the reasoning that led up to this device. Looking forward to reading 50 pages a day, at least, unti the book must return to the library, no renewals permitted.
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
— Feb 10, 2016 04:41PM
The end of Chapter 8 (the future life of Mary W's one-time student) was one of the most positive revelations I've read in a long time.
