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You can borrow mine. It smells like heaven. Camilla Send a noteboard - 28/02/2011 11:07:01 AM
Love this book so much.


Do you have the 1945 version?

I think my experience of it was the same as yours, so I suspect it's more non-Catholic as opposed to Atheist.


Quite possibly. I think anyone who does not see embracing catholicism as an unqualified good will feel a little unhappy about the ending.

I am not terribly surprised I did not remember Aloysius from the first time I read it, though. From your descriptions I had expected him to be much more central (hence my budding doubts about whether I had actually read the book, after all). But he is lovely.

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