Quote by James Joyce

Buy a book in brown paper From Faber and FaberTo see Annie Liffey trip, tumble and caper.Sevensinns in her singthings,Plurabelle on her prose,Seashell ebb music wayriver she flows.

Buy a book in brown paper From Faber and FaberTo see Annie L

Summary

This quote is a playful invitation to purchase a book from Faber and Faber, a publishing company. It mentions "Annie Liffey" who is portrayed as a lively and dynamic character, possibly symbolizing the joy and excitement of reading. The reference to "sevensinns in her singthings" and "Plurabelle on her prose" suggests that the book may contain diverse themes and artistic expressions. The phrase "seashell ebb music wayriver she flows" creates a vivid imagery of the book's contents flowing like a river through different experiences and ideas. Overall, this quote eloquently highlights the enchanting and captivating nature of books.

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