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Topic: whose read The Wind in the Willows? (Read 1166 times)

mikey6

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whose read The Wind in the Willows?

on: June 07, 2007, 12:40:44 AM

kestion - does anyone understand the chapter entitled "The piper at the gates of Dawn"?
I mean here, we are following how they're trying to smarten up Toad, then he escapes and now we jump to a story about Otter's son and a mythical horned creature. Does this pay off somehow? I haven't finished it yet, but I just found it a very odd chapter. Me thinks I'm definitely missing something.

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pianistimo

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Re: whose read The Wind in the Willows?

Reply #1 on: June 07, 2007, 03:04:05 PM

will have to re-read this chapter 'the piper at the gates of dawn.'