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This particular edition is difficult to read (a doorstop of a book, very heavy to hold, with long lines (as many as 17 words across) and very small type, and crude design. I chose this so-called "Gold Edition" because it advertised illustrations, but these turned out to be a handful of random images scattered in the beginning pages of Indians in teepees, tropical vistas, exotic horsemen, etc. having no apparent connection to the novel. This seems tantamount to a scam.


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The Way We Live Now Barnes Noble Classics Anthony Trollope Karen Odden 9781593083045 Books Reviews

A great book
A lengthy story but you can really get involved with the characters and want to know how their lives turned out.
This particular edition is difficult to read (a doorstop of a book, very heavy to hold, with long lines (as many as 17 words across) and very small type, and crude design. I chose this so-called "Gold Edition" because it advertised illustrations, but these turned out to be a handful of random images scattered in the beginning pages of Indians in teepees, tropical vistas, exotic horsemen, etc. having no apparent connection to the novel. This seems tantamount to a scam.