That course of the story can be found from pages 35-40 and sources who have read the book say that page numbers for the scene where the woman burning herself together with her books, in close proximity, can be read on pages 36-37.
Set in the 24th century, Fahrenheit 451, written by Ray Bradbury tells the story of the protagonist, Guy Montag, in charge of burning books in a grim, futuristic United States.
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Even if you have lots of experience in reading books, you will likely come across books that are just difficult to get through. You may find the reading slow because of the subject matter, the language, word usage, or the convoluted plot and character elements.
Here are some tips on how to read difficult books, shared by classic literature expert, Esther Lombardi, of About.com.