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[Sir C]

anything less than sublime in both conception and execution you will be roundly ****ed off in front of the whole board.

I have seen it compared to Iain Pears' An Instance of the Fingerpost, and whilst I don't believe it's quite up that high mark, it's not far off.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

I have seen it compared to Iain Pears' An Instance of the Fingerpost, and whilst I don't believe it's quite up that high mark, it's not far off.

Good Lord, a whole five pounds on kindle! I'm used to paying 99p for a Dickens or Wodehouse.

I shall report back.

[Ash]

Good Lord, a whole five pounds on kindle! I'm used to paying 99p for a Dickens or Wodehouse.

I shall report back.

99p for a Dickens? You've been ripped orf, my son. One used to be able to get the complete (illustrated) works of Dickens for £1.99. Though that was some years ago.

[Burney]

99p for a Dickens? You've been ripped orf, my son. One used to be able to get the complete (illustrated) works of Dickens for £1.99. Though that was some years ago.

Being out of copyright means the Dickster's stuff is dirt cheap everywhere.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

Being out of copyright means the Dickster's stuff is dirt cheap everywhere.

well 99p must be considered dirt cheap even for a parsimonious tight-wad like you b.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

99p for a Dickens? You've been ripped orf, my son. One used to be able to get the complete (illustrated) works of Dickens for £1.99. Though that was some years ago.

Don't be absurd a. How can a Kindle have pictures?