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Biblioklept 
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“There are only three things to be done with a woman. You can love her, suffer for her, or turn her into literature.” Henry Miller
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When a woman reads like this, everybody else must also be reading – her.
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Another gem.
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[…] 1884Beatrix Whistler, Woman in an Armchair Reading a Book, 1892Woman Reading — André DignimontWoman Reading — Felix VallottonWoman Reading — Felix VallottonWoman Reading — Ellen DreibelbisWoman Reading — Utagawa […]
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