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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I bought this thinking that I would save money. But using this is a pain. The tubes got stuck in the cartridge and in trying to pull them out I bent them. Do not buy this instead buy a cartridge. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I like the book called Grasshopper on the Road. Grasshopper wants to go on an adventure. He finds a road. He finds one that goes all around town. In his adventure he meets some bugs along the way. I would give it a 4. I like the pictures and story but I didn't like all the dark colors that the illustrator used. Dark colors are gloomy. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I mostly use the light to read paperbacks in bed since my regular night lightbothers my husband who is sensitive to light at night. I find the thing so unwieldy.The clip is pretty wide to begin with, so you need to attach it to lots of pages andit slides around and falls so easily. It is so dang annoying. I no longer use it and havegiven it to my son to use as an evening flash light. Answer:
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This was Ford Madox Ford's attempt to lay out the panorama of literature from ancient to modern times for the general readership. It's largely forgotten today, and I was pleasantly surprised to see that it's still in print.Ford was a champion of new, experimental work in his time. That would be the poets and novelists of Modernity as we see them now. Beyond the writers of his day, he also felt that there was importance in both the popular and obscure works of earlier generations. This book lays out his opinions and insights on many centuries of (despite the subtitle) mostly western literature.This is probably not the preferred "general survey of world literature" today, but for literature folks this is a wonderful glimpse of our culture's, and Ford's personal, take on literature before the second world war. You'll certainly disagree at times, and some of his stances have not aged well, but what is here is well reasoned and interesting. Answer:
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