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This is what I call SOVL 04/23/24(Tue)17:36:55 No.23317834
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This is what I call SOVL Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)17:36:55 No.23317834 Archived
>Charles Dickens’ novels were hugely popular even among the illiterate poor. They would pool their money to hire a reader, and then gather together to listen to the stories.
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Anonymous
04/23/24(Tue)17:45:02 No.23317857
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)17:45:02 No.23317857
>>23317834
never read dickens. which ones should i read before i die?
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04/23/24(Tue)18:06:58 No.23317927
Anonymous 04/23/24(Tue)18:06:58 No.23317927
>>23317857
Arguably all the novels except for Barnaby Rudge and The Old Curiosity Shop (although I'm partial to it myself), as well as his Christmas stories. If you want a shorter reading list then I think Bleak House, Great Expectations, David Copperfield are among his most admired.
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04/24/24(Wed)02:38:54 No.23319279
Anonymous 04/24/24(Wed)02:38:54 No.23319279
>>23317857
Start with Tale of two cities, it's his best. Then go to David Copperfield, the one he considered his best.
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