/lit/ - Literature

>>15921278
OP is a fag

>>15921278
>thither

>as we shall see in the next chapter

>>15921278
>As stated above

>>15921278
>It should, however, be noted that

>You will understand what I'm referring to at a later time

>With regards to the aforementioned information

>as it is clear
>it is evident
>needless to say

>>15921650
>as we have already written in a previous work and will not address again

>our reader already knows that

>>15921676
>to anyone without mental deficiencies, it is obvious that

>by this point it is obvious that

>it would be simply ridiculous to believe that

>>15921278
>a point that will become evident for the reader later

>as of late, it has come to my attention that

>>15921278
>As we all know,

>which, will be discussed in greater detail later in this work
>*never discussed*

>it seems to us that

>the reader will draw his own consequences

>You should N. Very B. that...

>>15921278
>it should not go unmentioned that

>for now it is enough to know that

>the reader is not able to understand that

>It goes without saying
>needless to say

>>15921278
>but i digress
>(he didn't actually digress)

>further explanation is not needed

>QED

Habeeb it

>>15921482
>>15921686
this is based

You can dance if you want to.

>as I have written in my other books

>>15921278
>the

>>15921278
>dear reader

>>15921278

Moreover, notwithstanding this last, whither the author's
*at this point the present footnote spills from the verso onto the facing recto, having evidently run out of available space on its originating page*
historical inspiration?

>be that as it may

>unequivocally

>hitherto

>>15925504
looks like one faggot comments himself constantly. npc.

>the proof is trivial

>prima facie

>that, that

>>15926013
Hello, if you look carefully you can see that there are two counters one for posts and one for posters.

>>15921278
>The Sword of Truth is the greatest fantasy epic ever written.

>that topic is, however, beyond the scope of this book

>unbeknownst to

>the proof is left as an exercise for the reader

A tour de force

>As it is quite impossible to prevent this conflict of reason with itself-so long as the objects of the sensible world are taken for things in themselves, and not for mere appearances, which they are in fact-the reader is thereby compelled to examine over again the deduction of all our a priori cognition and the proof which I have given of my deduction in order to come to a decision on the question. This is all I require at present; for when in this occupation he shall have thought himself deep enough into the nature of pure reason, those concepts by which alone the solution of the conflict of reason is possible, will become sufficiently familiar to him. Without this preparation I cannot expect an unreserved assent even from the most attentive reader.

>hal notes that

>...by in so which that to be. Now...

>>15921285
/thread

>surmise to say
>insomuchas

>>15926724
i fucking hate this shit and am glad i pirate every textbook i'm required to get

One must note that

and but so

> μεν ... δέ

>But enough about this subject, let us move on to the next.

>>15921278
>introduction
>*spoils the plot*

>>15928894
Harold Bloom's for Blood Meridian. What a twat.

>non modo...verum etiam

>>15921525
>>15921482
>>15921811
>>15926341
heidegger

>>15921698
Based, using that line in my thesis.

>>15928894
>Readers should be warned that

>>15921278
>And the remainder of the proof is a mere trivial result

>>15921278
>The time has come, friendly reader, for you to prepare your heart and mind for the most impure tale ever written since the world began, for no such book may be found among either the ancients or the moderns.