Game 7, Book 4 Vote
The lines are in,
1. Maud almost committed the greatest crime against literature since Prospero drowned his books.
2. Afterwards, she was never quite sure why she'd picked that particular topic to research.
3. The British Library remains unheated on Saturday mornings.
4. The final letters had come from France, he realised, France.
5. The university library would only be open for another hour.
6. Mother had always forbidden her to write in any book, so it was with a sense of trepidation, guilt, and sinful pleasure that Maud carefully penned her own name on her new copy of Wuthering Heights.
7. Roland believed in very little, but he did believe in books.
8. The book was thick and black and covered with dust.
9. There are so many cliches about the American scholar in Oxford.
Poll
Deadline: 5pm GMT Thursday
1. Maud almost committed the greatest crime against literature since Prospero drowned his books.
2. Afterwards, she was never quite sure why she'd picked that particular topic to research.
3. The British Library remains unheated on Saturday mornings.
4. The final letters had come from France, he realised, France.
5. The university library would only be open for another hour.
6. Mother had always forbidden her to write in any book, so it was with a sense of trepidation, guilt, and sinful pleasure that Maud carefully penned her own name on her new copy of Wuthering Heights.
7. Roland believed in very little, but he did believe in books.
8. The book was thick and black and covered with dust.
9. There are so many cliches about the American scholar in Oxford.
Poll
Deadline: 5pm GMT Thursday