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The Tenth Man
W. Somerset Maugham
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George Winter.
[With a laugh of relief.] Is that all?
Catherine.
For years I’ve been tortured by the horror of it. Each pearl you’ve given me—and you’ve thrust them upon me—I’ve asked myself if it was honestly come by. And that’s why I want to escape from you—not only because you’ve been odiously cruel to me, even now when you’re trying to persuade me to return to you, and because you’ve flaunted before me one vulgar intrigue after another—but because I feel that all this wealth rests on lying, and swindling, and roguery.
George Winter.
[Banteringly.] Well, you must confess that so far I’ve been eminently successful in not getting found out.
Catherine.. . . Read More
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“And God created great whales.” —Genesis.
And Melville created a great American novel!
What a classic of American literature. I was postponing this review because at the same time there so too much to be said about this complex work and yet I feel it’s quite hard to grasp the core of its brilliance.
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Love it or hate it, whenever someone asks if Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick is worth reading I always enthusiastically say yes you should, yes it's worth it, yes, yes like some weirdass library Molly Bloom. An epic seafaring quest—one that is a prime example of how a major theme in literature is Don’t
قد تعتبره دكتاتورا غبيا استعبدته فكرة واحدة للنهاية
او تعتبره مجرد"غلبان"آخر فاقد الإيمان و الرضا
انه كابتن إهاب العنيد البائس..مرهوب الجانب ذو الساق الواحدة
الذي وهب حياته لقتل الحوت الأبيض العظيم الذي افقده ساقه
هى قصه أخرى عن المصير الذي تدخره لنا الأقدار
“Where the White Whale, yo?”
Ah, my first DBR. And possibly my last, as this could be a complete shit show. Approaching a review of Moby-Dick in a state of sobriety just wasn’t cutting it, though. So let’s raise our glasses to Option B, yeah?
I fucking love this book. It took me eight hundred years to