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That's because at ASDA, we believe in passing on the pennies wherever we can to help you save the pounds.

Now that's good honest value.

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In 1994, Yale literary critic Harold Bloom created a massive list of the works he considered the standards of Western literature, beginning with the Bible.

In 2016, to overly educated autodidacts, one a professional, the other and interested layman, set out to read every book on the list.

Thus was born, the Cannonball, a podcast attempt to read every book in Bloom's List,

and along the way explore the whole notion of a canon to begin with. From Dante's Inferno to

Ibsen's dollhouse, from Don Quixote's extremadora, to Elizabeth Bennett's Hertfordshire,

join Daniel and Claude as they provide critical commentary, analysis, and from the gut, personal reactions for all of the books you are too lazy or hungover to read an undergrad. That's the cannonball.

This podcast is a Royfield Brown production. Find others on iTunes.

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Mr. Pop.

That's the only thing we have to fear is feel itself.

Four score and seven years ago.

When in the course of human events.

And so, my fellow Americans,

ask not what your country can do for you.

Ask what you can do for your country.

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