Re: In search of User Perspectives on Catcher in the Rye

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 <A HREF="file://C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\blank.htm">Click here: The Catcher in The
Rye;  Book Report Website</A>
After sifting through the recent argument about J.D. Salinger and assessing
his work in test or question format, I thought I'd delight you with this
wonderful webpage I happened upon.  Note the way the theme is so condensly
(word, yes, no?) expressed.  I dont know, not saying anything bad about the
creator of the page, I just found it humorous (in my own pretentious being).
Live free or die. 
                                                                             M
athew. 

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