To: jocon307
4. Moby Dick, Herman Melville: If you havent managed this one yet, consider that William F. Buckley, Jr. did not actually read this until he was 50, remarking then to friends: To think I might have died without having read it. Ha, me too. I learned way more about whale penises than I cared to know.
5 posted on
02/03/2014 2:18:17 PM PST by
DManA
To: DManA
Almost everything I avoided reading from early American Lit in college.
(...every and I mean every female novel authoresses)
24 posted on
02/03/2014 2:32:10 PM PST by
Recon Dad
(Force Recon Dad)
To: DManA
Moby Dick was my favorite book when I was a young teenager. I tried other Melville stuff but could never get through them. Actually I first encountered Moby Dick when it was read to my 3rd grade class in 1954 by the teacher. We had an hour each of 3 days a week that the teacher used for reading to the class. She was good. No one cut up or went to sleep. Of course class was only a dozen kids at most.
78 posted on
02/03/2014 3:08:42 PM PST by
arthurus
(Read Hazlitt's Economics In One Lesson ONLINEhttp://steshaw.org/economics-in-one-lesson/)
To: DManA
Is “Moby Dick” a social illness?
119 posted on
02/03/2014 3:32:07 PM PST by
davisfh
To: DManA
I speed read Moby Dick once. It’s something about a whale.
153 posted on
02/03/2014 4:17:35 PM PST by
wolfman
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