I'm not sure if you're just waxing poetic or actually can't bring yourself to finish, but I'd highly recommend you do. As Calvino points out in "Why Read the Cl

I'm not sure if you're just waxing poetic or actually can't bring yourself to finish, but I'd highly recommend you do. As Calvino points out in "Why Read the Classics?" [0] >Hence, whether we use the verb “read” or the verb “reread” is of little importance. Indeed, we may say: >Every rereading of a classic is as much a voyage of discovery as the first reading. > Every reading of a classic is in fact a rereading. Definition 4 may be considered a corollary of this next one: > A classic is a book that has never finished saying what it has to say. [0] https://archive.is/aQdHv https://archive.is/aQdHv