The Arlington Central Library online catalog shows that it does have Moby Dick; all physical copies are currently checked out, but it's available as a downloadable ebook. Likewise The Piazza Tales and Bartleby, the Scrivener.
Typee, Omoo, Redburn, The Confidence-Man, White Jacket, and Israel Potter are available as ebooks, though not physical books.
If I fault them for anything, it's that Billy Budd is available only as an audiobook
Why the intrusive apostrophe (it’s) when it is the possessive form being used? I would expect better. A Hunter Powell.
Probably my typo?
Although I find George Will’s ideas interesting, his stilted prose style is grating, which is a shame for someone so steeped in literature.
You know you can get DC, MoCo, FFX Co., and Alexandria library cards from Arlington.
Oh interesting thank you
Will was also able to write a wonderful book about baseball, Men at Work, because of his immersion in literature and keenly observant mind.
The Arlington Central Library online catalog shows that it does have Moby Dick; all physical copies are currently checked out, but it's available as a downloadable ebook. Likewise The Piazza Tales and Bartleby, the Scrivener.
Typee, Omoo, Redburn, The Confidence-Man, White Jacket, and Israel Potter are available as ebooks, though not physical books.
If I fault them for anything, it's that Billy Budd is available only as an audiobook
I want physical books! This is Melville!!