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From: Johamar <johamar@mi.is>
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Subject: Re: What is the deeper meaning of 'The Man Who Was Thursday'?
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 09:45:23 +0000
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On 13.2.2004 13:19, in article
8fa1deb3.0402130519.474b80aa@posting.google.com, "Igor" <wolfchen13@wp.pl>
wrote:
> I've just read the book. I enjoyed it a lot.
> For me it is a great criminal story with loads of twists in the plot.
> But i'm not quite sure of the deeper meaning of the book.
> Maybe it opposes the pessimism? What'd you reckon?
good catholic.
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