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October 01, 2011 02:57:05 PM

Rereader / rewatcher?:

Yes

Why:

I have read Moby Dick 5 times in my life. Roughly once each decade. Each reading brings new insights into myself, Melville, others , and literature. I love that book and read the whole thing aloud to my wife while visiting her comatose mother. Now she loves it too. I will read it again in four years.

First name:

Stu

From:

Lancaster PA

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