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17523591

Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:03:04 2021 No.17523591 [Reply] [Original]

Is 23 too young to start reading In Search of Lost Time?

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:04:23 2021 No.17523596 >>17523591 No.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:05:35 2021 No.17523600 >>17523591 Try reading and see how you like it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:12:27 2021 No.17523641 >>17523591 Read about 10 pages a day and you'll finish it in a year if you're reading that edition anon

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:13:38 2021 No.17523648 >>17523591 whats it about

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 05:15:57 2021 No.17523658 >>17523648 Remembrances of things past.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 06:16:58 2021 No.17523913 >>17523591 No. You won't be 23 when you finish it anyway, many people read it over at least 5 years. Spend months reading a volume, take a break, come back when you feel like more. You can't force Proust.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 06:18:55 2021 No.17523919 not at all but you must read in french!

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 06:18:57 2021 No.17523920 >>17523913 >You can't force Proust. Yes you can. He was obviously a bottom.

>>	I2 Supremacist Fri Feb 12 06:20:30 2021 No.17523923 >>17523591 Its far too old, your formative years are behind you. You should be locked into a post-learning career by now.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 06:21:04 2021 No.17523926 I started at 23 and finished at 24 with no major issues. You can always reread it when you are older anyway.

>>	Anonymous Fri Feb 12 07:47:41 2021 No.17524350 >>17523648 Madeleines and shit.