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Re: Harry Potter Lego Line
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 11 Jul 2000 17:09:26 GMT
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mcambron@*stopspammers*pacbell.net
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Lorbaat wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Eric Joslin writes:
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> > Err, not to pick nits, but I always do.
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> Damned absolute statements.
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> This should read "I always try to remember to do so." I tried to avoid
> spoilers for HPatSS, if I missed and let one slip somehow I apologise.
No, you did great! I know because I have only read the first few chapters
of HP&theSS and what you synopsized was right on the money. BTW I didn't
stop because the book didn't appeal to me-- quite the contrary! (This
coming from someone who thought reading the Hobbit and about half of Lord
of the Rings was one of the worst tortures I remember from junior high.)
Santa brought the first three books to my six-year-old not realizing that
the vocabulary and syntax were still a little too advanced for him (we had
to switch to The Indian in the Cupboard for bedtime reading, but we'll try
again in a few months!). It has been hard for me not to read ahead on my
own, but so far I have managed to control myself!
Maggie C.
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| (...) Damned absolute statements. This should read "I always try to remember to do so." I tried to avoid spoilers for HPatSS, if I missed and let one slip somehow I apologise. eric (24 years ago, 11-Jul-00, to lugnet.general)
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