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LETTERS WRITTEN TO FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BY ACTUAL PEOPLE

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

James Joyce | Ulysses | 1922

Dear Leo Bloom,

Bialystock, a mess. That guy is just filled with scams and schemes. He doesn't want you for your brain, not really, and also....oh. Never mind. Wrong Leo Bloom. My mistake.

Apologies,
Jason

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