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Don Quixote

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PanzerIV

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I started reading it this morning and I'm really enjoying it. I'm only on page 32 but I look forward to the rest of the book.
Anyone else pick it up and make it through (pretty long)? Thoughts and impressions are welcome. I know a couple of you can read in ATOT so enlighten me. 😛
 
Originally posted by: Skoorb
I saw the play back in Junior High. I don't read so much I"m not the good at it or the rightings.
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LMAO. Skoorb, I think I made out from this cryptic response that you don't like to read so you haven't ever had the desire to pick it up. Was I right? 😀
 
you reading the english version?

i've read the spanish abridged version and then most of the original spanish story .. i stopped because i had no more time to read it.
 
Originally posted by: PanzerIV
I started reading it this morning and I'm really enjoying it. I'm only on page 32 but I look forward to the rest of the book.
Anyone else pick it up and make it through (pretty long)? Thoughts and impressions are welcome. I know a couple of you can read in ATOT so enlighten me. 😛
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The original unabridged spanish version takes 2 huge volumes. I started reading it in translation, but ran out of time to finish the second book. The whole story is very sad, but definitely a great reading. I'm thinking about rereading it again.
 
It's the English version but it says complete and unabridged on the cover. No way I could read it in Spanish.
 
Originally posted by: PanzerIV
It's the English version but it says complete and unabridged on the cover. No way I could read it in Spanish.
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Haha, yeah, Spanish version would be tough. I read it in Russian, since it's my primary language, and they translated it keeping the style, colloquials and the form of "old" language. So, it was a hard read even in translation. This time I'm thinking about trying an English translation - see how that goes.
 
They had some 72 hour reading of it at my university a few weeks ago for it's something-year anniversary... our spanish class went and sat in for a period.

They had people reading it in spanish and english for 72 hours *straight*... I can't comprehend the reasoning behind that...
 
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