Hmmmm .... which parts of E. M. Forster's masterpiece Howards End did its previous owner like the most?
Why, ALL of them, of course!
(Somewhere, Forster is very, very happy)
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6 comments:
Gadzooks!
Remarkably sharp corners on the book, too--it was clearly read with great tenderness and solicitude.
Clearly, a reader after my own heart.
HAH! Oh, Rohan, I laughed so loud when I saw your extremely obsessive, deeply demented post-it noting that I actually woke up my basset hound!
Yes, clearly, a reader after your own heart. God help us all.
Poor hound! Yes, it's a fine line between thorough and obsessive, isn't it? :-)
Yes, it's a fine line - and it looks like you crossed it years ago and haven't looked back since! Different notes TRACKING different characters throughout the book? Oh my.
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