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π£-pest!!"
You thought you'd lost me!"
No, I never think that. I figure you come down
from YOUR perch with the proper inducements.π

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*Was"
π£-pest!!"
You thought you'd lost me!"
No, I never think that. I figure you come down ..."
And you induce me to "come down from my perch," as you put it, by making a grammatical error?

π€π€π€β€β€β€π"
*Was"
π£-pest!!"
You thought you'd lost me!"
No, I never think that. I figure y..."
Your inducements is another way of stating
your radar.
π- I sense an error, must rectify.

I SAW THAT!! Y'all are too funny!

Hannah, you tease.π
Incidentally, we are experiencing tropical depression
Hannah."
Oh Hannah ! Whatever has caused you to be tropically depressed?
Seriously, I am praying for your safety and protection, Hannah!
Pamela

Hannah, you tease.π
Incidentally, we are experiencing tropical depression
Hannah."
Oh Hann..."
Oh, it's okay Pamela! Ruth was just teasing - they're going through a tropical storm right now and its ironically named Hanna.
I'M JUST WAITING FOR STORM DORRY!! πππ

Hannah, you tease.π
Incidentally, we are experiencing tropical depression
Ha..."
Misspell something and she'll materialize.π

Pamela - First instinct O.Henry
Ruth - Definitely NOT Longfellow. But probably O.Henry
Emma - Knows too much
Meg - O. Henry
Dorry - Still stuck on grammatical errors
Allyson - Nobody knows

Pamela - First instinct O.Henry
Ruth - Definitely NOT Longfellow. But probably O.Henry
Emma - Knows too much
Meg - O. Henry
Dorry - Still stuck on grammatical errors
Allyson - Nobody knows"
No probably about it.

Pamela - First instinct O.Henry
Ruth - Definitely NOT Longfellow. But probably O.Henry
Emma - Knows too much
Meg - O. Henry
Dorry - Still stuck on grammatical errors
Allyson ..."
All you gotta say is, Hay Dorry, win are yu going tu post yer anser?

Pamela - First instinct O.Henry
Ruth - Definitely NOT Longfellow. But probably O.Henry
Emma - Knows too much
Meg - O. Henry
Dorry - Still stuck on grammatical er..."
I can hear her cringing.π

Pamela - First instinct O.Henry
Ruth - Definitely NOT Longfellow. But probably O.Henry
Emma - Knows too much
Meg - O. Henry
Dorry - Still stuck on grammatical er..."
Hahaha, good idea!!

Hannah wrote: "π€¨ I am suspicious of your confidence, Ruth."
It is fact, O'Henry referred to himself as a citizen of
the world.

That's a surprise! π²

That's a surprise! π²"
Yeah I know! π First she said to tell everyone she had no idea and not to wait for her, then she changed her mind.

That's a surprise! π²"
Yeah I know! π First she said to tell everyone she had no ..."
π

I'm curious Meg, for the one who only read one short story of his, how did you guess?


I'm curious Meg, for the one who only read one short story of his, how did you guess?"
Honestly I would never have thought of him if Pamela hadn't said it, then I just thought it made sense. π

I actually really did know the answer before anyone else put theirs... I just had some help...


Now, I'm going to think of a question for the next quiz! I do hope I don't goof up!
Pam

I was search for the book on my G.R. shelf
and noticed I forgot to add it, it has his brief
history in the introduction and the referral
to himself as the citizen of the world.

Now, I'm going to think of a question for the next quiz!..."
That's the one I've read too, Pamela. I was only about 11 at the time, but it stuck with me.

I was search for the book on my G.R. shelf
and noticed I forgot to add it, it has his brief
history in the introduction and the referral
to himself as the citize..."
But how did his referral of being a citizen of the world clue you into the fact that his real name was William Porter.

I was search for the book on my G.R. shelf
and noticed I forgot to add it, it has his brief
history in the introduction and the referral
to himself ..."
I already knew without that info. Actually, I would not have known if the qestion had been strictly about his being a citizen of the world.

I was search for the book on my G.R. shelf
and noticed I forgot to add it, it has his brief
history in the introduction and the referral
to himself ..."
It didn't. I just added that as extra info.
recalling how he saw himself.
That's all.

What caused Louisa May Alcott to have ongoing health problems for the rest of her life after she served as a nurse in Washington D.C. during the Civil War?

What caused Louisa May Alcott to have ongoing health problems for the rest of her life after she served as a nu..."
Hmmm, it was some kind of drug, I can't remember what though!


What caused Louisa May Alcott to have ongoing health problems for the rest of her life after she..."
Meg, you are onto something, but what is it?

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Authors mentioned in this topic
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