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- Geo-B
- I'm a retired English teacher, printmaker in Chicago, born in New Jersey in the late 1940s, grew up in Maryland.
I felt this with Proust more than with anything else I’ve read.
ReplyDeleteI’d like to say that I just finished The Man Without Qualities, but there remain the chapters Musil took back from the printer, drafts, &c.
I was thinking of that book as you were excerpting it. I just finished Knausgaard's 1200-page 6th volume of My Struggle.
ReplyDeleteWow. I suppose that reading experience must make everything else seem a little minor by comparison.
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