I can't take it anymore
Unlike some of youse highbrow connoisseurs of fine literature, I tend to read whatever's lying around, like a clearance copy of 1916 by Morgan Llywelyn that Alex had picked up from work, on a whim I'm sure, because of it's subject matter.
I'm on page 177. On page 175 was this sentence : "He's a mathematics teacher from County Limerick. Name's Eamon de Valera. He's half Irish and half Spanish, but I heard somewhere he was born in America."
The main character's Ned, a scrappy young lad who survived the Titanic just to be subjected to clunky, expository dialogue such as this. Oh the humanity!
I'm on page 177. On page 175 was this sentence : "He's a mathematics teacher from County Limerick. Name's Eamon de Valera. He's half Irish and half Spanish, but I heard somewhere he was born in America."
The main character's Ned, a scrappy young lad who survived the Titanic just to be subjected to clunky, expository dialogue such as this. Oh the humanity!
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