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    On Reading, Writing and Living with Books

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      Virginia Woolf's essay on reading is sublime (I'm not normally a fan). Leigh Hunt is wonderful as always. E.M. Forster says intelligent things about the London Library and the civilization that books impart. Dickens' contribution is brief but is perceptive. Only George Eliot's effort disappoints.

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      from Lirmac

      Virginia Woolf's essay on reading is sublime (I'm not normally a fan). Leigh Hunt is wonderful as always. E.M. Forster says intelligent things about the London Library and the civilization that books impart. Dickens' contribution is brief but is perceptive. Only George Eliot's effort disappoints.

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