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Monthly Archives: September 2008
Excerpts From a Journal #9 — The Merchant of Venice Review
The following entry from my journal contains a review of a production of William’s Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Even more than my previous words, this review is quite inaccurate. Nevertheless, I include it for completion’s sake. I must also … Continue reading
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Tagged 2000, england, london, theater, theatre, walking tour
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Excerpts From a Journal #8 — The Millennium Dome
The following “excerpt” from the journal I kept during my trip to London in 2000 is actually a rather long entry. This was my entry following my visit to the Millennium Dome. I have kept all grammatical and spelling errors … Continue reading
Excerpts From a Journal #7 — St. Paul’s Cathedral
Given the extraneous commentary within my words and length of this entry, the text I present will probably be the most abridged so far of the excepts. However, all errata (and ignorance) within the words will remain.