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UTUSN

(70,672 posts) Wed May 23, 2012, 09:45 PM May 2012

I'm going to read Don Quixote again, although I got lost a couple of times. n/t

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I'm going to read Don Quixote again, although I got lost a couple of times. n/t (Original Post) UTUSN May 2012 OP

That's one pipi_k May 2012 #1

The 2003 translation by Edith GROSSMAN is supposed to be the best UTUSN May 2012 #2

pipi_k

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1. That's one

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Wed May 23, 2012, 09:48 PM

May 2012

I missed. Don't know how, but I did.

So I recently downloaded it to my Kindle for near future reading enjoyment.

UTUSN

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2. The 2003 translation by Edith GROSSMAN is supposed to be the best

Reply to pipi_k (Reply #1)

Thu May 24, 2012, 10:28 AM

May 2012

When I say I got lost, I finished reading it two or three times, but after the first parts with the familiar bits of the windmills and such, it goes on into some kind of rambling (to me) structure and too many characters. This time, I'm going to work at it actually, concentrate.

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