I'm reading The Coast Road by Paul Gogarty. It's borrowed from the library and contains the scribbled thoughts of a fellow lender in the margins...
Page 5
- Gogarty says: "There are more castles in Kent than in any other country"
- Scribbler says: "Cumberland and Northumberland?"
Page 16
- Gogarty says: "A sliver of new moon is rising"
- Scribbler says: "The new moon sets"
... Why would someone do this?
Monday, 6 February 2006
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