On (06 Dec 96) Fred Runk wrote to Maureen Goldman...
 FR> I've got a copy of Wilkie Collins' THE WOMAN IN WHITE.  Will settle
 FR> down with it during the semester break, along with Lord of the Rings.
 FR> Have you read Collins' book?  I've heard it's supposed to be a good
 FR> one.  I enjoy reading 19th century novels during the winter
 FR> break--even though we don't get much of a winter here.  But, it seems
 FR> appropriate somehow.  And, atmosphere is important, right?
 I've had a different one of Collins' books for years.  Will
 probably never read it.  Right now I'm reading a mystery by
 Robert Barnard writing as Bernard Bastable.  The detective is
 the 65-year-old Mozart, whose life went in a different direction
 when he was a a child so that he ended up being raised in
 England.  It's kind of fun.
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