It struck me on Arthur's birthday that the old man was a little
shaken: he's eighty-three, you know. It's really an unconscionable
age. It's only women who have a right to live as long as that.
--George Eliot, _Adam Bede_
It struck me on Arthur's birthday that the old man was a little
shaken: he's eighty-three, you know. It's really an unconscionable
age. It's only women who have a right to live as long as that.
--George Eliot, _Adam Bede_
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ambitiousjuvenile
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6:09 PM
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-- Andrew
2 comments:
It's really unconscionable that I don't encounter the word unconscionable in my readings anymore. It is all usually about piss nowadays.
-phil
for a split second, i thought you were talking about arthur robins
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