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Not sure that is Dicken's best-*known* book - A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist are probably better-known due to the movie adaptions.
True, but A tale of two cities is Dickens' only novel with a number in the title.
Load More Replies...Roman Arendt: British royalty, American TV, reggae, some guy I've never heard of called Adam Levine... 🤷 I got 5 wrong - which I'm happy with, what with all my wild guesses. I mean, why would I know how many boroughs there are in NYC?
Load More Replies...Not sure that is Dicken's best-*known* book - A Christmas Carol and Oliver Twist are probably better-known due to the movie adaptions.
True, but A tale of two cities is Dickens' only novel with a number in the title.
Load More Replies...Roman Arendt: British royalty, American TV, reggae, some guy I've never heard of called Adam Levine... 🤷 I got 5 wrong - which I'm happy with, what with all my wild guesses. I mean, why would I know how many boroughs there are in NYC?
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