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Line 10: Famous for its [[~~Door Stopper~~Doorstopper\|massive size]] and [[Contemplate Our Navels\|alleged unreadability]]. Note: Due to a version of [[Spell My Name With an S]], translations over the years have listed the character names with minor differences in spelling, and this is reflected in some examples on the wiki. For example, Maria=Marya, Nikolai=Nicholas, Andrei=Andrew, and so on. Line 54: * [[Dissonant Serenity]]: Prince Bagration at Schongraben, despite his army being massacred, has this odd calm to him. Captain Tushin is more [[Psychopathic Manchild]] and doesn't seem to realize he should have retreated hours ago. * [[Distant Finale]]: About eight years after the final events of the main novel. * [[~~Door Stopper~~Doorstopper]]: This is a '''big''' book. It clocks in at over 8,000 pages, the versions you'll see in the store have smaller [[Useful Notes/Fonts\|fonts]] so it can cram more in per page and still be bound in a single volume. To the point that it is often the memetic example for 'longest book'. Often used in ''[[Peanuts]]'' for example. The audiobook version clocks in at 7 parts of 8+ hours each, for a grand total of roughly 55 hours. By comparison, you can get done with similarly noted doorstopper Moby Dick in under 24.

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