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Les Miserables in 4 Pages a Day
Created on 2008-12-01 00:31:22 (#17355174), last updated 2008-12-05
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BioThis is one high school student's quest to read Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. I will read 4 pages a day, and then write a little something about them. What will that something be? I have no idea.
Rules:
Read exactly four pages of Les Miserables a day. If, for some reason, it is absolutely impossible to read my four pages that day, I can catch up the next day. However, I can't read anymore than 8 pages a day, so if I miss several days it will take me several days to catch up. If a sentence doesn't end perfectly at the end of the page, I can read to the end of the sentence on the next page, but no more.
FAQ:
Why not read it in longer amounts and finish it faster, like a normal person?
Because that wouldn't be as much fun to blog about.
Why are you blogging about it, anyway?
Blame a certain librarian I know.
Why four pages a day? Why not 5, or 2?
Four pages will allow me to finish the book in roughly a year. A year is a nice, round amount of time.
What edition of the book are you using?
I'm using the Signet Classics unabridged paperback, translated by Lee Fahnstock and Norman MacAfee. It is 1463 pages.
Rules:
Read exactly four pages of Les Miserables a day. If, for some reason, it is absolutely impossible to read my four pages that day, I can catch up the next day. However, I can't read anymore than 8 pages a day, so if I miss several days it will take me several days to catch up. If a sentence doesn't end perfectly at the end of the page, I can read to the end of the sentence on the next page, but no more.
FAQ:
Why not read it in longer amounts and finish it faster, like a normal person?
Because that wouldn't be as much fun to blog about.
Why are you blogging about it, anyway?
Blame a certain librarian I know.
Why four pages a day? Why not 5, or 2?
Four pages will allow me to finish the book in roughly a year. A year is a nice, round amount of time.
What edition of the book are you using?
I'm using the Signet Classics unabridged paperback, translated by Lee Fahnstock and Norman MacAfee. It is 1463 pages.
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