Benny learns that Neville's daughter has not read her father's books

Benny met Neville's daughter last Saturday night and asked which of her father's twelve books she liked best; she confessed she had not read them, apart from the little one dedicated to her.
Date (happened)
16 March 1968
unresolved
  1. 16 March 1968 stated · preferred
    Source Persistent Assumption ¶38"last Saturday night", told in Persistent Assumption (nid 1340)
Place
Persons
Told / reported
  1. 18 March 1968 stated
    Source Persistent AssumptionPersistent Assumption (nid 1340), telling 1340-4, told 1968-03-18
  2. 18 March 1968 estimated
    Source Persistent AssumptionPersistent Assumption delivery date.
    Reasoning The anecdote is narrated in node 1340, whose independently corroborated delivery date is 1968-03-18.
Sources

Source

  • Persistent Assumption ¶38 (Benny said to my daughter last Saturday night, “Well, I finally have seen you. Now tell me, of all your father’s books which one do you like the best?” and she said to Benny, “I haven’t read them.”)