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[Anonymous No.17630240]

The only novel I have read that is over 200 pages is Don Quixote.

[Anonymous No.17630247]

very well Manuel.

[Anonymous No.17630251]

Do you expect a based? A chad? Is this how you derive pleasure anon? Inane trifles such as this are what keeps you going? What keeps the toaster from entering your bath? Literal excrement presented with pride and an undertone of irony is all it takes? May you ever suffer from diminishing returns.

[Anonymous No.17630256]

dare I say, based???

[Anonymous No.17630308]

Based, Chad and Manuel.

[Anonymous No.17630319]

>>17630251
Cope pulp novelist reader

[Anonymous No.17630321]

>>17630240
Based, Chad, and Manuelpilled

[Anonymous No.17630338]

>>17630240
Of all the novels over 200 pages, the only one you were able to get through was Don Quixote? Not gonna lie, I am genuinely baffled.

[Anonymous No.17630341]

>>17630251
>t, read some 1,000 fantasy or genre shit and is seething over having wasted their time

[Anonymous No.17630352]

>>17630319
>>17630341
Insult this book again and I will come for you

[Anonymous No.17630372]

>>17630352
>The Man Without Qualities (German: Der Mann ohne Eigenschaften; 1930–1943) is an unfinished modernist novel in three volumes and various drafts, by the Austrian writer Robert Musil.
>It has a particular concern with the values of truth and opinion and how society organizes ideas about life and society, though the book is well over a thousand pages long in its entirety, and so no one single theme dominates.
>though the book is well over a thousand pages
>a thousand pages
wew lad

[Anonymous No.17630379]

>>17630372
>over a thousand pages
>unfinished
somebody get this man a fucking editor, holy shit

[Anonymous No.17630393]

>>17630372
Stop.

[Anonymous No.17631481]

>>17630251
a shakespearian post, god sir;

[Anonymous No.17632544]

>>17630240
>Don Quixote.
Stopped reading right there