Merle,
Nope. I'm stubborn, and not in a hurry.
I am going to make the bookstore and Universe come through for me.
And I will not pay over $2 US (the book will therefore have to be in nicely bad
condition, barely salable. I had a copy in 1973-4. Maybe I'll find the same
edition. "Signet", I think it was; nice illustration on the cover).
I've already read the book. I never thought it was so great anyway. I just
want to see if I was right, and to read it again also for nostalgia purposes.
I don't think it was one of Huxley's proudest efforts, anyhow. Hence, not TOO
motivated, here. I think I'll enjoy it again, though.
But the store will eventually get a copy, and I might be there at the right
time to adopt it, read it, and sell it back to them at a loss. Or maybe I'll
just peruse it in the comfortable store and decide I don't need it again.
There are lots of tasty choices when we don't pick and choose.
"Abiding nowhere, let the mind work."
--Joe
> Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> okay go on line..amazon... second hand..or go to local library..merle
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