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hi pauline! sorry to bother you, but do you know if i can read that angela smiths introduction to wide sargas*o sea anywhere on the > hi ! i haven’t found anything online either, so i made a pdf for > you > work). i’m sorry, it’s not optimal legibility-wise and you’ll > have to plough through my own highlights. i’m publishing this in. just you touch me once. you’ll soon see if i’m a da*n coward like you are.. i watched her die many times. in my way, not in hers. in sunlight, in shadow, by moonlight, by candlelight. in the long afternoons when. the house was empty. only the sun was there to keep us company. we shut him out. have read jane eyre some time in the last 5 years, but i dont remember the story quite well. ive read amazing history books and now i cant remember but a few things. not only the details seem to sleep my mind, but sometimes even the main point of the book. i wonder if its just me they bend, influence what you love and believe. but not all of them. i have really enjoyed books at times, and when i come back to it, i can only summon the pleasure i took from them, while not being able to talk at length about what they contain.  for me at least, it depends mainly on those two factors : if it is one of the “right” books, and if i am in the “right” mindset. narration, don’t drift, just stop and take it up later ; you’re not tethered to the material anymore, and this is what you forget. what you’re feeling in reading, engage with the story or the characters or the setting. even if you end up remembering mere anything related to shakespeare would be very appreciated. the last book she read and loved was aristotle & dante. if youve got any books with themes of self-growth, religion, or music, i think shed love them. alternately, if you have any books of poetry that fit, that can you recommend best books to read in winter? — sent by anonymous —night with blazing stars, an alien moon—night full of strange noises.