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message 251: by ☼Marian☼ (new)

☼Marian☼ (mgdc) Lady Chatterley's Lover

What's the use of generalising? I only know my case


message 252: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie She played along.

All The Pretty Girls


message 253: by Cassie (new)

Cassie | 487 comments "I doubt it, Doctor."

The Plague


message 254: by Kristina (new)

Kristina (klonk) "That's silly, I could read all them myself, even Alice with her oldfashioned words".

Page 56, sentence 5 of the book Room.


message 255: by Anna (new)

Anna | 124 comments "The bowl of his pipe was made or meerschaum clay, and it had a flexible stem about three feet long so that the bowl rested on his lap."

From Boy: Tales of Childhood


message 256: by Jessika (new)

Jessika Hoover (jessalittlebooknerd) | 212 comments "He had taken extra care to prepare, because today he would have to persuade them he had come to protect Dante."

From The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl


message 257: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie And with that thought came the knowledge of exactly what was apt, the suitable, in fact the only gift.


Afternoon of an Autocrat-Norah Lofts


message 258: by Kristina (new)

Kristina (klonk) "Of course they did; for I felt their eyes directed like burning-glasses against my scorched skin" (Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë).


message 259: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie bell-weth-er (bell'weth'er)n (ME) 1. a male sheep, usually wearing a bell, that leads the flock.

Webster's New World Dictionary


message 260: by Megan (new)

Megan  (trixiekitten) | 46 comments "Now she walked over to the kitchen trashcan and dropped the bone into it."

LOL How random! Fun game :)Until Forever


message 261: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Harris "The murderer held his bloody blade up by his face and grinned at us."

Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal by Christopher Moore


message 262: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie In the garden-scene it had all the tremulous ecstasy that one hears before dawn and the nightingales are singing.

The Picture of Dorian Gray-Oscar Wilde


message 263: by Julie (new)

Julie (julie1014) | 313 comments Kristina wrote: ""Of course they did; for I felt their eyes directed like burning-glasses against my scorched skin" (Jane Eyre - Charlotte Brontë)."

We must have different translations, lol!

"Then the scanty supply of food was distressing: with the keen appetites of growing children, we had scarcely sufficient to keep alive a delicate invalid."
Jane Eyre


message 264: by Helen (new)

Helen (helenpage) | 58 comments He explained that he had studied medicine and acupuncture in Taiwan but had completed his medical training in America. (in Gone by Maragret Wilcox)


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message 267: by Nicolette (new)

Nicolette (cocopuff09120) "Finally he took off his T-shirt, which read, "Cascades 10K run June 4,1978," and wiped his face and neck with it.

"A Thousand Acres" by Jane Smiley
(Interesting thought, this probably sounds like a romance novel but it isn't! This is a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy "King Lear")


message 268: by QueenAmidala28 (new)

QueenAmidala28 You see, I close my eyes and think: if everyone has faith, where does it come from? The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoyevsky


message 269: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "I saw in the security videos much later that it was actually lying on the floor behind me, soaking up blood."

Hate List by Jennifer Brown


message 270: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie The Prince also had blood covering his own hands, and he saw a bloodied knife on the grass beside them, resting against the roots of the tree.

A Monster Calls-Patrick Ness


message 271: by Misty (new)

Misty "Don't just stand here. Haul ass!" One for the Money


message 272: by Misty (new)

Misty And because I have two books sitting beside each other and this is fun....

"He reached out and knocked on the air just to the right of Barbie's handprint." Under the Dome


message 273: by Stephanie (new)

Stephanie "there werre hot springs to the north of our city which we piped to heat our glass houses."

Far North-Marcel Theroux


message 274: by June (new)

June Shaw (goodreadscomjuneshaw) | 19 comments Without looking back at the young woman, Dane said, “But I didn’t kill that gator sunning near the canal since I knew he wouldn’t bother anyone.”


message 275: by June (new)

June Shaw (goodreadscomjuneshaw) | 19 comments From INSTRUCTIONS FOR LOVE, by June Shaw, a free Kindle romance today and tomorrow here:
http://www.amazon.com/Instructions-fo...


message 276: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "(That she'd been subpoenaed, one observer said, raised the question "of whether it is subversive for a Southern white woman to treat a Negro child with kindness.")"

from Elizabeth and Hazel: Two Women of Little Rock


message 277: by Quinn (new)

Quinn (quinn69) | 2 comments "Why was Inside always heated?"

from Inside


message 278: by Rebekah (new)

Rebekah (bekalynn) Whole chateau breathed a relieved sigh when the Cowley had cleared the poplar avenue (known as the Monk's Walk).
Cloud Atlas


message 279: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "He was squinting out the window as he said this, as though something more interesting had caught his eye."

from A Thousand Splendid Suns


message 280: by Joy (new)

Joy (joy85) | 94 comments "Finnick stands among them, looking dazed but gorgeous."

Mockingjay


message 281: by Robbie (last edited Aug 22, 2012 06:42PM) (new)

Robbie | 6 comments The corners of her mauve lips drooped as she tapped her neon yellow nails on her keyboard, clicked the computer mouse, and squinted at the screen.

Bruja Brouhaha


message 282: by [deleted user] (new)

An infield road course had been constructed inside the oval for sportscar racing, and that's where we came in

The Man in the White Suit: The Stig, Le Mans, the Fast Lane and Me


message 283: by Petra (new)

Petra I well knew the cause.

The Bondwoman's Narrative


message 284: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "Other leading founders, better book educated than he, quicker and suppler of mind, found it easy to condescend to Washington, though rarely with his knowledge and never in his presence."

from So Help Me God: The Founding Fathers and the First Great Battle Over Church and State


message 285: by Halinka (last edited Oct 03, 2012 04:44AM) (new)

Halinka (halinka_panzera) | 2 comments "Not dinosaurs or 'sensitive new age guys' but men who can think for themselves and are willing to bring something new to the companies they work for"

What’s that Super Model Doing in my Workplace?


message 286: by Lauren (new)

Lauren | 9 comments In her leisure hours, she drank her ever increasing amounts of wine, read her novels, visited with friends, and was a happy, satisfied person.

The Witching Hour, Anne Rice


message 287: by Katie (new)

Katie Doughty (katiedoughty) | 43 comments Without Vitamin C, many different neurotransmitters oxidize and become inactive while in storage in the vesicles



From Your Brain on Food by Gary L. Wenk


message 288: by Jennifer W (last edited Oct 11, 2012 04:54PM) (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "Sometimes he fancied he could hear a faint squeaking or creaking sound coming from his right arm."

The Girl in the Steel Corset


message 289: by Nancy (Colorado) (last edited Dec 29, 2012 09:03AM) (new)

Nancy (Colorado) The study was at the top of a tall tower,a peculiar structure at the heart of which was a spiral staircase that led off the main corridor, while its outside walls bore the traces of as many generations as the city could remember.

The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon


message 290: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "Seeing those deaths shook him up pretty good."

Anna Dressed in Blood


message 291: by Mikela (new)

Mikela "I have detached other rectangles from the album and held them next to this one."

The Tin Drum


message 292: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "For some women, the journey is more important than the end result, and therefore their companions become like family to them."

Everything I Needed to Know about Being a Girl I Learned from Judy Blume


message 293: by Jennifer W (new)

Jennifer W | 2175 comments "It was not the first time I'd been cast out of a lodging; nor the first in the middle of the night."

The Whiskey Rebels


message 294: by [deleted user] (new)

"Ouch. Stinking"

The Little Stranger


message 295: by Tiffany (new)

Tiffany PSquared (tiffanypsquared) | 28 comments "The man was either a pervert or a policeman."

The Poet by Michael Connelly


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