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| i can teach you  HSC: 2005 Gender: Female
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| what's a girl to do?  HSC: 2003 Gender: Female Location: Sydney
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29 Jul 2007, 1:16 PM   | My notes on ethics for College and "Blood Canticle" by Anne Rice.
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18 Nov 2009, 12:12 AM | Schoolish: "The Anatomy of Satire", Gilbert Highet, Princeton, 1967.  , and John Clarke, The Howard Miracles. God John Clarke is an absolute genius.Non-schoolish: picked up a copy of Oliver Twist/Great Expectations/ A Christmas Carol from a nearby shelf for an idle read, so it appears to be Dickens time.
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25 Apr 2004, 12:37 PM
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16 Oct 2007, 10:12 AM | Finished George Eliot's Middlemarch last night... left me sobbing. I hate the day/s after you finish a really powerful book, because I generally need to read before going to bed at night, and I don't like to start a fresh book when my mind's still turning over the previous one. So I'll spend the next few nights flicking through already read pages of Middlemarch and reminiscing before I can bring myself to start another book... |
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25 Apr 2004, 3:21 PM
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3 Mar 2008, 9:03 AM | I'm reading Australin political institutions, absolutly thrilling. Other than that the Theban trilogy by Sophocles and the Emperor series by Conn Iggulden (sp?)
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14 Mar 2008, 11:31 AM | hmm i think there's already a thread like this in entertainment umm currently, frankenstein o_O for uni.
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Btw, I'm reading Frankenstein too. The introduction in my book takes upapprox. 1/3 of it and it's really boring me! ------------- I'm also reading LotR and Dragon of Autumn Twilight, the first book in Dragonlance Chronicles. | |
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i cringe wen i read it, its like i can feel her burns 
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| dirty trick  HSC: N/A Gender: Female Location: The Ludovico Centre
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5 Nov 2008, 9:39 PM | For school: Patrick White - trying to find a book from his that ISNT boring Non-School - English Patient (Michael Onda....something) - The Penal Colony (Kafka) - Nietschze - The Vicious Circle - Catch 22 - Joseph Heller zZzz...
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| emptiness HSC: 2003 Gender: Female Location: westie
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