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Thread: BABEL by R.F. Kuang

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    amyb is offline
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    BABEL by R.F. Kuang

    I am into this long tale of a young boy, Robin Swift, from Canton China with an ear for foreign languages he has picked up and mastered while struggling to survive on monies earned on the docks and waterfronts for translating the many foreign tongues he hears…English, French, Portuguese, etc.

    He is taken to London in 1828 by an Oxford language professor , and the saga unfolds as the British Empire expands and his intense tutoring in languages commences. Well written.
    Remember Yesterday, Dream About Tomorrow, But Live Today.

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    cec1 is offline
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    Re: BABEL by R.F. Kuang

    Great name for the story!

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    GramChop is offline
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    Re: BABEL by R.F. Kuang

    Sounds perfect for your Lurin lanai lounger.
    The waves of the sea bring me back to me.

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