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Spam as Literature No. 2

Literature Egotistical
by Sophie Whitaker
And by a strange irony it was he who at various moments of crisis in my life stood in the breach. I am trying to capture and hold it before it dies away.

I suppose I ought to leave with her but I dont intend to.

She’s gone to Aspro in Piedmont with Giulio.

It is an Italian song she is singing, it must be an old song. I may not have time to tell you anything else and I don’t suppose I shall see you again.

I catch his eyes resting on his daughter and note her answering smile.

The glistening part that little fishing-boat is just sailing into.

What wouldn’t I give for her to be going as far as Paris!

So is Mrs Vendramin, though twenty years younger than her husband. Richard thought his father looked exhausted when he went up to his room to fetch him for dinner. What would be the use till you made up your mind?

Perhaps it would kill him, then I should have done a wicked thing. I want to see Myrtle Vendramin again very much.

She would be called a fashionable figure,elegant, distinguished. It seems to methat if it is at all as I see it, she must feel it too.

Have you forgotten Anna and Mary Lee Clare?

The wine revived him; his exhaustion made him feel its effect immediately. She begged him to show it her, but just then the waiter returned with the champagne.

When a thing is perfect what is the use of saying divine, lovely ? But you said you would have to arrange something for your wife.

I hope Elinor didn’t mind your coming to see me.

He leaves her there and sits down on the other side of Myrtle Vendramin and pulls out a fresh cigar.

For an instant Richard did not realise the significance of her remark. I telephoned afterwards but I couldn’t understand a word. I have an introduction to her from the pianist Cadajos.

Book it

A book that changed your life.
If You Want to Walk on Water, You’ve Got to Get Out of the Boat by John Ortberg made me want to change my life, but I’m not sure I actually changed anything.

A book you’ve read more than once.
I’m sorry to say I read “Gone With the Wind” about 20 times when I was a teenager.

A book you’d want on a desert island.
A collection of great short stories. Or a survival guide. I’m not very good with the outdoors, so that would be the practical choice.

A book that made you giddy.
I know there have been books that have made me at least very giggly, but I can’t think of any right off hand.

A book you wish had been written.
Rockford needs to use the computer, so I don’t have time to think about this right now.

A book that wracked you with sobs.
“The Lovely Bones.” I couldn’t speak for a few minutes after I finished it.

A book you wish had never been written.
That “Lost” book. I’d prefer the TV show to stand alone.

A book you are currently reading.
I’m between books. I just finished “Might As Well Be Dead.” I’ve been on a Nero Wolfe kick.

A book you’ve been meaning to read.
See the sidebar.

A meme found at Doppelganger’s 50 Books.