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>put unrelated references at the start of each chapter so everyone can see how chungus erudite you are
What a pseud.
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Anonymous
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Many such cases.
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Anonymous
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>unrelated
niquedouille
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Anonymous
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No.25241044
Stendhal does this in Armance and Le Rouge et le Noir but they usually have something vaguely to do with each chapter
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Anonymous
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No.25241059
But everyone loves this when Eco does it?
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Anonymous
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No.25241459
>>25240940
But is it good?
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Anonymous
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They're called epigraphs.
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Anonymous
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>>25240940
that was the norm when the reading public wasn't completely retarded
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