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The idea Stein has written anything remotely close to Emma has put me off this altogether.
The nineteenth century British novel was an unfortunate dead end in literature in which many conventional novels are still trapped.
Paul wrote: "The nineteenth century British novel was an unfortunate dead end in literature in which many conventional novels are still trapped."
These are the kind of hot takes I want from you, Paul, love it!
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The idea Stein has written anything remotely close to Emma has put me off this altogether.
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The nineteenth century British novel was an unfortunate dead end in literature in which many conventional novels are still trapped.
Paul wrote: "The nineteenth century British novel was an unfortunate dead end in literature in which many conventional novels are still trapped."These are the kind of hot takes I want from you, Paul, love it!
