I read that too.

I read that too. Written by Emmeline (1/24/2006 5:22 a.m.) in consequence of the missive, When I first read...., penned by Reeba

]Some said they couldn't sleep at night.

]I tried finding this now, and couldn't.

And I tried to find it in the introduction. But then on the back of the book I saw:

His friend, the poet Thomas Gray, wrote that he and his family, having read Otranto were now 'afraid to go to bad o'nights'.

Two comments Tate (1/24/2006 11:17 a.m.)
- Some thoughts on # 2. Mandy N (1/24/2006 7:03 p.m.)
the prefaces Emmeline (1/23/2006 2:31 p.m.)
- First edition- Otranto as a medival relic. Mandy N (1/23/2006 5:21 p.m.)
  - When I first read.... Reeba (1/23/2006 5:33 p.m.)
    - I read that too. Emmeline (1/24/2006 5:22 a.m.)
      - Thank you, Emmeline. Reeba (1/24/2006 6:09 a.m.)
    - Yes, I read ... Mandy N (1/23/2006 7:07 p.m.)
    - On the other hand... Reeba (1/23/2006 5:43 p.m.)
      - Scary indeed ! ;) Mandy N (1/23/2006 7:36 p.m.)
- 2nd preface very annoying Margaret H (1/23/2006 3:01 p.m.)
It does seem stagey doesn't it? Laraine (1/23/2006 1:07 p.m.)
- I kept making comparisons to Hamlet Kelley B (1/23/2006 1:36 p.m.)
  - The Count of Narbonne Robbin (1/24/2006 1:58 a.m.)

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