Type the current line you're on in the book you've

>CitR
>underageb&/10

I won't bother posting, no one will ever guess it.

>>7567881
I'm actually re-reading it at the moment because I remember reading it back in the day.

Keep in mind that I was never some edgelord who agreed with Caulfield, I always knew he was a faggot.

Translating a translation, so it's probably pretty off:

Never on my travels had I come as far as Aldema.

>>7568283
Adelma, actually

>>7567871
>THE HOMUNCULUS. Take another flight around

Good luck.

>she was laughing, but she was also indignant.

Could be almost anything, desu.

Vandalism of the environment is but a sidebar to humanity's refusal to look into the jaws of existence.

They are in love. Fuck the war.

>>7568346
idiot

Schacht was just looping the d in mail fraud when Jim Troeltsch's pseudo-radio program, backed by its eustacian-crumpling operatic sound track , came over 112 West House's E.T.A.-intercom speaker up over the classroom clock.

>>7569083
No way me too

He felt a piece of nourishing and possibly even intoxicating meat in the back of his throat but elected not to swallow it but swallowed it anyway,and was immediately sorry he did; and when his father's bloody-rubbered fingers folded his teeth back to retrieve the tongue he'd swallowed he refused absolutely to bite down ungratefully on the hand that was taking his food, then without authorization he pushed and bit down and took the gloved fingers clean off, (sentence keeps going for a while I didn't want to type it all)

Also
>Implying you can swallow your own tongue
Shoddy fact checking Mr le suicide man

>>7569122

It's delirium :^)

Nasty-ass Tony Krause.

"When I got there, though, I didn´t see her around anywhere."

>>7568527
ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyypyyyyncn

>>7569083
>>7569122
>>7569133
>the eyes were of particular interest
made me lel

"it means reverence and the shame that holds men back from wrongdoing, but it also means the feeling a prosperous man should have in the presence of the unfortunate - not compassion, but a sense the difference between him and those poor wretches is not deserved."

"I will now refer you to Langsdorff's Voyages for a little circumstance point, peculiarly interesting to the writer hereof."

>>7569012
Yes

>>7569306
HAVE YE SEEN HIM?
HAVE YE SEEN THE WHITE WHALE?!!

>>7569306
i hope you have an edition with explanatory endnotes anon

>>7568283
lmao reading this right now; it's invisible cities

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>>7569320
Correct!

>>7569328
You bet I do, it's too bad the art on the cover fucking disappears.

>>7569342
In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex by Nathaniel Philbrick makes up for Moby Dick's essential lack of plot, though the prose are bog standard, the history/story of the Essex is pretty awesome. The film is surprisingly accurate but still shit.

>>7569145
Sounds YA-ish.

"Violar mujeres y luego matarlas le parecía más atractivo, más sexy, que enterrar la verga en el agujero purulento de Farfán"

"Life is the death of the gods, death is the life of the gods; the divine is the rising through thought above mere nature which belongs to death."

>>7569420
How much did this inspire Sicario?

>>7569426
Lectures on the History of Philosophy.

>>7569447
A LOT

A morphine addict has one piece of good fortune, which nobody can take away from him - the capacity to spend his life in total solitude.

>World-consummator: as that which comes down as rain over the earth and upon the waters, falling carelessly, at random, inevitably rises again, invisible and joyous, out of all things, and ascends and floats and forms the heavens: so our precipitations rose out of you, and vaulted the world with music.

"I sensed something terrible yesterday... it was as though the look in his eyes had revealed his whole destiny."

"Creeping through the casino at six in the morning with a suitcase full of grapefruit and "mint 400" t-shirts, I remember telling myself, over and over again, "you are not guilty.""