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Saturday, August 5, 2006

Of all the books I’ve read, the general plot is usually what’s left in my memory as time goes by. I sometimes remember the various characters if their traits has been extensively explored in the story, but seldom I remember specific sentences.
In the book I’m reading at the moment, there’s a passage that stroke me.
I don’t why but I’m pretty sure this will stay in my memory for awhile.

“A poor black cat had been mistaken for coals and shovelled on the fire”

it’s a Virginia Woolf novel.

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