Almost certainly yes.
First of all, let's look at a few quotes from the previous chapter, just to set the scene:
Winston was gelatinous with fatigue. [...] He had worked more than ninety hours in five days.
Before he starts to read Goldstein's book together with Julia:
The clock’s han...
After reading through The Federalist Papers, I've come to the general conclusion that Hamilton's essays are, by and large, a stream of consciousness. I don't know if I'd be able to say exactly why, but after running the Papers through a word counter, it turns out that the average sentence length ...
Throughout my days in school it seemed children all the across the country were reading the same things : The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, To Kill a Mockingbird, The Chocolate War, Lord of the Flies, etc., etc.
Now I am sure all these works were popular or at least critically ...
In my experience, chat feed bots — the ones that post feed messages into the chat directly — are usually pretty fast. Our bot on RPG Stack Exchange reliably has posted new Meta posts to the chat after about 10 minutes.
Recently however they seem pretty slow:
We're noticing board game's Metagam...
I am asking specifically about the plots or stories of the works (rather than the music).
Example question about an opera:
Had people related the work of Gogol before "The Nose"?
We all have come to know that J.K. Rowling considers herself bad at maths. She has even admitted it freely;
ES: How many wizards are there?
JKR: In the world? Oh, Emerson, my maths is so bad.
Has Jo ever confessed to be being "bad" at anything else?
To possibly limit the "broadness"...
