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Saturday, 13 September 2014
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ReplyDeleteKid, re: my previous comment about Kenneth Grahame - I've just bought an e-book of WITW for 71 pence on Google Play so it didn't break the bank even if I don't like it. There was one version costing nearly £30 and that had been reduced from £45 - 45 quid for an e-book !!!!!
ReplyDeletezing! nailed it.
ReplyDeleteCJ, I tend to call most people 'sir' anyway. True enough, some of the women aren't too happy about it, but you can't please everyone. Does your e-book have illustrations?
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She sure is a corker, Joe.
Kid, my e-book of WITW is just the basic text with no illustrations but you can't expect much for 71p I suppose - never mind, it'll be another classic I've finally read. Talking of Pussy Galore - wasn't she supposed to be a lesbian in Ian Fleming's original novel ?
ReplyDeleteShe was - and, in fact, it's slyly hinted at in the movie - until she finally succumbs to Bond's charms, that is.
ReplyDeleteAs for TWITW, once you're a few chapters in, the magic should begin to take effect.