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**ehib8yPc** · 03-25-2009, 01:06 AM

As I wrote on another thread:

Goody gumdrops, a few others have joined the chorus, so it doesn't look as if it's just poor little me, who is too dumb to understand the genius of this novel, and erroneously think it's crap without even having read it.

Now, at last, those who say it's crap but have read it are coming to the fore. My prejudices will be confirmed by every review like this one:

http://www.tnr.com/story_print.html?...1-bd6bcae5f5e2

This Ruth Franklin carefully analyses the novel and draws the conclusion that it is one of the most repugnant books she has ever read. Keep it up Ruth! Mirabell has already replied. Mirabell: I love my own prejudices, don't you?

JPS, when you pay me two-hundred dollars, and give me the book for free, and pay the postage, I might consider the offer.

03-25-2009, 01:06 AM	#31
ehib8yPc Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 564 Senior Member	As I wrote on another thread: Goody gumdrops, a few others have joined the chorus, so it doesn't look as if it's just poor little me, who is too dumb to understand the genius of this novel, and erroneously think it's crap without even having read it. Now, at last, those who say it's crap but have read it are coming to the fore. My prejudices will be confirmed by every review like this one: http://www.tnr.com/story_print.html?...1-bd6bcae5f5e2 This Ruth Franklin carefully analyses the novel and draws the conclusion that it is one of the most repugnant books she has ever read. Keep it up Ruth! Mirabell has already replied. Mirabell: I love my own prejudices, don't you? JPS, when you pay me two-hundred dollars, and give me the book for free, and pay the postage, I might consider the offer.
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