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message 1351: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Joyce wrote: ""Not even four months."

The Lake House by Kate Morton"


Next?


message 1352: by Marc (new)

Marc Todd p. 123, 6th sentence

Like you, a voluntary exile from France; like you, driven from it by its distractions, oppressions, and miseries; like you, striving to live away from it by my own exertions, and trusting in a happier future; I look only to sharing your fortunes, sharing your life and home, and being faithful to you to the death.

A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

Next: page 23, first full sentence


message 1353: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments "That was in the papers," she said.

NYPD Red by James Patterson
(sorry about my last post)

Next: page 214, sentence 7


message 1354: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "Visiting around in little rooms."

The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich

Next: page 117, sentence 7


message 1355: by Marc (new)

Marc Todd Despite two decades of reform, the Russian military remained far behind the armies of the other European states.

The Crimean War: A History by Orlando Figes

Next: page 100, sentence 3


message 1356: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments No, it makes no sense, but insofar as the Negro is concerned, nothing makes much sense.

Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin

Next: page 185, last complete sentence on page.


message 1357: by Joyce (last edited Feb 03, 2021 01:32PM) (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments She lay on the sofa in her living room, intending to doze for a short while, but somehow slept until the following morning.

Every Breath by Nicholas Sparks

Next: page 48, sentence 2


message 1358: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments He lowered the paper.

Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin

Next: Page 85, sentence 3


message 1359: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments As Todd slowed the car, he said, "It looks like one of those old black-and-whites of Auschwitz."

The Rooster Bar by: John Grisham

Next: page 98, sentence 5


message 1360: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments It astonished Candide that he never held an ace in his hand, but Martin was not surprised.

Candide by Voltaire

Next: page 122, sentence 3


message 1361: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments "You know, Detective, I'm getting really tired of your mouth."

Punctured by: Rex Kusler

Next: Page 44, sentence 6


message 1362: by Marc (last edited Feb 13, 2021 08:02AM) (new)

Marc Todd 'Unsleeping Daughter of aegis-bearing Zeus,' she said to her, 'here is a sorry state of affairs.

The Illiad Of Homer by Homer

Next: Page 188, first full sentence on the page


message 1363: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Elizabeth lifted up her eyes in amazement, but was too much oppressed to make any reply.

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Next: Page 211, sentence 3


message 1364: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments In his lap, a small white dog was sleeping.

See Me by: Nicholas Sparks

Next: Page 119, sentence 4


message 1365: by Joyce (last edited Feb 19, 2021 08:06AM) (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments Gamma Net or Neptune, or whatever, was effectively shielded under the inpenetrable web of "military secrets."

The Broker by John Grisham

Next: Page 240, sentence 8


message 1366: by Marc (new)

Marc Todd After firing an estimated 50,000 rounds to little real effect on the coastal batteries, the allied fleet weighed anchor and sailed away to count its losses: five ships badly damaged, thirty sailors killed and more than 500 men wounded.

The Crimean War: A History by Orlando Figes

Next: Page 5, sentence 5


message 1367: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "We are not in a way to know what Mr. Bingley likes," said her mother resentfully, since we are not to visit."

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Next: page 89, sentence 3


message 1368: by Marc (new)

Marc Todd Gurowski maintained that European history until the present time had known just two civilizations, the Latin and German, but that Providence had assigned to Russia the divine mission of giving the world a third, Slavic, civilization.

The Crimean War: A History by Orlando Figes

Next: Page 5, sentence 6


message 1369: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments But what she got, settled for, was the one word that mattered.

Beloved by Toni Morrison

Next: page 204, sentence 7


message 1370: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments "This is going to be fun."

NOS4A2 by Joe Hill

Next: Page 37, sentence 2


message 1371: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments He heard the mice, skittering pleasantly behind the plaster and reed insulation against the roof.

The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich

Next: page 85, sentence 5


message 1372: by Marc (new)

Marc Todd Huge as it is, however, naturalists worry about how the Serengeti will maintain all those uncountable gazelles, let alone elephants, if everything surrounding it turns into farms and fences.

The World Without Us by Alan Weisman

Next: Page 37, sentence 3


message 1373: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments He heard a car drive up, then the buggy his father still kept.

The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich

Page 143, sentence 4


message 1374: by Eyvonne (last edited Mar 03, 2021 04:15PM) (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments Since I'm wearing a brand-new Prada jacket, bought with my second month's pay, that's fairly irritating.

Believe Me by: J.P. Delaney

Next: Page 111, sentence 11


message 1375: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments There was even a faint smile on her full, red lips, and in her shining eyes.

Passing by Nella Larsen

Next: page 187, second sentence in third paragraph.


message 1376: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments They read books in German and Italian, attend gallery openings.

The Appetites of Girls by: Pamela Moses

Next: Page 128 - last sentence


message 1377: by Reader (new)

Reader (yourmomchoselife) | 975 comments "Our car was a 1960 Chrysler Imperial."

In Everything Give Thanks by: Terry Barnes

Next: Page 100, sentence 8


message 1378: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments She cocks her head in the way she has since she was a small girl and knew she was in trouble.

Shanghai Girls by Lisa See

Next: page 59, sentence 3


message 1379: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "No man of common humanity, no man who had any value for his character, could be capable of it."

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen

Next: Page 181, sentence 7.


message 1380: by Reader (new)

Reader (yourmomchoselife) | 975 comments "Of course I meant God---- the One who gives and takes away."

Unholy Hunger - By: Heather James

Page 60, sentence 5


message 1381: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments She leans back into the bench and tilts her chin upward to the sun, closing her eyes.

Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah

Page 121, sentence 6


message 1382: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments We reach Daluo, on the border between Yunnan and Myanmar.

The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See

Next: Page 44, sentence 3


message 1383: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments He needs to put a shirt on.

Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward

Next: Page 87, sentence 5


message 1384: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments Though there aren't yet enough longitudinal studies that directly compare children and adults, research in the past two decades is painting a more coherent picture of curiosity in children.

Why?: What Makes Us Curious by Mario Livio

Next: page 152, sentence 8


message 1385: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "What were you saying about Flora Ackroyd?" asked Caroline, after a moment or two devoted to the game.

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie

Next: 131, sentence 4


message 1386: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments "We hoped to be out by the time Swenson and that whole gang arrived."

Race Across Alaska: First Woman to Win the Iditarod Tells Her Story by: Libby Riddles

Next: 167, sentence 2


message 1387: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments She was on a wheeled cart with railed sides, flat on her back, staring at an acoustic-tiled ceiling.

The Funhouse by Dean Koontz

Next: Page 23, sentence 6


message 1388: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "Well," said Handesley, "give me time, and I'll try."

A Man Lay Dead by Ngaio Marsh

Next: Page 113, sentence 4


message 1389: by Joyce (new)

Joyce (arscott53) | 15517 comments The front door slammed, and a minute later, the car left the driveway.

On Herring Cove Road: Mr. Rosen and His 43Lb Anxiety by Michael Kroft

Next: page 202, sentence 9


message 1390: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments And now, said Mooshum, on the day we gathered to celebrate his birthday, there is food aplenty.

The Round House by: Louise Erdrich

Next: Page 126, last sentence


message 1391: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Fresh water could indeed have direct adverse effects, since starfish have no kidneys and are thus unable to regulate their inner salinity levels.

Ocean Outbreak: Confronting the Rising Tide of Marine Disease by Drew Harvell

Next: page 200, first sentence of third paragraph.


message 1392: by Natalie (new)

Natalie Tyler (doulton) "S'all right, thanks, I've got some shandy," said Darren and drank it.

Page 116, 3rd sentence


message 1393: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Natalie wrote: ""S'all right, thanks, I've got some shandy," said Darren and drank it.

Page 116, 3rd sentence"


Make sure you add the name of book and its author.


message 1394: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "She hasn't told me."

A Man Lay Dead by Ngaio Marsh

Next: page 186, sentence 4


message 1395: by Kinsey Breland (new)

Kinsey Breland .: avid_midnight_reader :. (kitten_amos) | 9653 comments I can't bring myself to do it, though.

The Cousins by Karen M. McManus

Page 121, second paragraph, third sentence


message 1396: by Eyvonne (new)

Eyvonne | 5212 comments As the cold, bleak days of January crept by, Zola fell into a deep and understandable funk.

The Rooster Bar by: John Grisham

Next: Page 35, first sentence.


message 1397: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments "Although you're a foreigner, which can't be helped, and therefore it ain't loikely that you'll be used to our ways, all the same we welcome you."

Mystery Mile by Margery Allingham

Next: page 123, sentence 4.


message 1398: by Kinsey Breland (new)

Kinsey Breland .: avid_midnight_reader :. (kitten_amos) | 9653 comments The way her voice hardens on my name decides it for me.

Next: page 164, sentence 7.


message 1399: by ☯Emily (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Kinsey wrote: "The way her voice hardens on my name decides it for me.

Next: page 164, sentence 7."


Please name book and author.


message 1400: by ☯Emily (last edited Jul 21, 2021 09:53AM) (new)

☯Emily  Ginder | 115446 comments Austen had read scenes in Fanny Burney's Evellina and Cecilia in which vulgar older women say things that make their heroines wince;
but they are not mothers.

Jane Austen: A Life by Claire Tomalin

Next: page 93, sentence 3.


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