War and Peace

He just finished War and Peace the last time I was over at his house. Oh, did he? Did he? He said he read it in a day.

Their workshop boasted that you could read 5 to 7,000 words per minute and you could get through war and peace in 18 minutes.

Their workshop boasted that you could read 5 to 7,000 words per minute and you could get through war and peace in 18 minutes.

Their workshop boasted that you could read 5 to 7,000 words per minute and you could get through war and peace in 18 minutes.

This is why, what's the point of war and peace? War and peace is really a theory of great leaders in the war.

There's any English PhDs, I'm sure they'll tell me that's oversimplified version of what Tulsa was doing, but you learn the theory in a narrative way.

So this is a classic idea throughout human history.

Put War and Peace on her head and she goes out like a light

I'm reading War and Peace.

I would recommend one of my favorite novels of all time, which is War and Peace. It's a huge investment of time and it's absolutely worth it.

You could read War and Peace and it wouldn't take you that long.

He also took War and Peace and read that.

Stendhal's Le Rouge et le Noir, Tolstoy War and Peace.

when Alexander the Tsar of Russia and Napoleon meet on a barge and plan to invade India together in 1810. 1812 is the retreat. So 1889, 1812, war and peace opens with before Tilsit. That's book one of war and peace.

By the way, if you've ever read War and Peace, the moment when Pierre sees Natasha, everything stops.

War and Peace

I know that you're also a huge fan of Russian literature why people should read particularly in this in this respect Tolstoy again and I think we need to allow people to work in class once but you can find satisfaction you can find a fulfilling life in being a farmer being a good husband being a model of these kind of things it doesn't always have to be saving the world also psychologically we take 18 year olds that is how you saved the world precisely one community at a time but now we take 18 year olds and we tell them the world is going to end no wonder that we have such high degrees of attempted suicide and depression and these kind of things what we're doing to young people as well as a consequence of this

Well, you know, I read war and peace. And English, I think it was the same translation each time.

I have read War and Peace in English... I've read it now three times. And what I find so fascinating about War and Peace is that each time you read it, it is like you have lived another life.

in War and Peace, and I'm paraphrasing, of course, because you can't remember Tolstoy word for word, there's a sequence where a young man who'd been at a battle, I think the Battle of Borodino, is in Moscow in a drawing room telling these very attractive young ladies about his war experiences.

In fact, recently someone was in there reading a copy of War and Peace, which I assume means they're going to be staying for a long time.

In fact, recently someone was in there reading a copy of War and Peace, which I assume means they're going to be staying for a long time.

This is like the fucking war and peace

And one will be preloaded with War and Peace, the novel, and would somehow inject it into your neurosynaptic memory banks.

Oh, like you read War and Peace. Like what was your favorite part? No one would ever ask you that.

This is not the war and peace of selfhelp.

So that's how I wrote the book because I don't think people, including me, have the patience to read War and Peace ever again.

war and peace the DJ at Rob I'll make sure he plays it tonight as he walks to the seat