/lit/ - Literature

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>Eugene Onegin (pic rel is a stanza that struck me when I read it tonight), Discourse on the Method, and Phaedrus
>Holding up well; classes have started off pretty well save one. My Junior Composition class is shit, plain and simple. The professor is the worst in her department and I didn't have the mind to check her ratings online before signing up. On the flip-side, my Greek class is amazing: I am the sole student and my professor and I are reading some of the New Testament. The class has been very rewarding so far, really getting me involved with the language in a more organic, direcr way than in the past. Have a small tinder date on Tuesday that I'm looking forward to, this is the first time someone has actually seemed interesting to me on that cesspool. Overall, feeling pretty good!
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How is Melmoth? It's been mentioned by a couple 19th century authors I like but I've never seen anyone talk about it on /lit/.