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Tristram is like a fine, old bottle of madeira, port, or cognac: best

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tinear

In Reply to: RE: No, too melodramatic and that in the " American " way--- posted by patrickU on August 29, 2007 at 05:08:37

savored in measured amounts over a period of time.
Sterne is as clever a being as I've ever read and, more rarely, erudite and wise. On top of all that, he's knee-slappingly hilarious, as well.
I'd rather share a glass of beer with him than just about anyone else, with Borges and Henry Fielding rounding out the group...

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RE: Tristram is like a fine, old bottle of madeira, port, or cognac: best - patrickU 00:16:27 08/30/07 (0)
Well o well after trying to see the film, and stopping in the middle of it, boringly so, And then there was this book that I have had contact a long long time ago, so I decide to order it and after that give another go to the film.
Am I not courageous?

Or a good Rhum! I once bought a bottle in Geneva, 1890 or so, boy that was the revelatiion of the decade.
Why are we not millionaires?

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