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A Silly Book Game Part 30Join LibraryThing to post. 1hemlokgangEdited: Dec 13, 2011, 4:05pm 
Easy Rules*:
1. Grab the book you're currently reading.
2. Find a quote which answers the question in the post above yours.
3. Tell us what book you're quoting (include author's name).
4. Find another quote from the same book (a question this time) for the next poster to answer.
Hint: It's good if both your answer and question are related, but that's not absolutely necessary.
*Newbies welcome!
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From AHS-Wolfy:
"That poor priest, they took the head off him."
Priest by Ken Bruen
"Are you moving in?"
"A day will come when I will pour myself into you; but till then you must be patient." Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh"When will that day come?"
"Abu-'Ali's father was her great-grandfather's brother. And of course, his father, Abu-'Ali's grandfather was my great-great-grandfather's brother." In an Antique Land by Amitav Ghosh"You remember Shaikh Mussa's son, Hasan?" 6LynnBDec 16, 2011, 7:02am
Great stuff! I'm reading a novel in French, so can't play for a while but am enjoying these last dozen or so posts a lot! 9DeltaQueen50Edited: Dec 16, 2011, 6:53pm
"I don't see why. It's all so exasperating!" Mr. Darcy's Daughters by Elizabeth Ashton "Don't you think the twins should be better controlled?" 11SylviaCDec 16, 2011, 10:13pm
"Peter says he doesn't care provided the boy is either learning or earning." Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher "What are you doing for Christmas?"
"I came from these parts."
South Riding by Winifred Holtby
"Do you remember the blacksmith's shop at Lipton-Hunter?" 18SylviaCDec 19, 2011, 12:07pm
"It's only two days, and then he'll be in hospital." Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher "Why should you bother about a stupid old duffer like me?"
"I've seen many a Christian trying to buy his way into heaven, but I've never come acroiss one who worked as hard at it as you do." Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh"But Baboo Nob Kissin, she said, if there is anything you wish to say to me, surely it can be said all in the open?" 20riidaDec 19, 2011, 2:06pm
"watashi wa kira desu!" (i am killer)
DeathNote Black Edition Vol1 by Tsugumi Ohba
"L, do you know gods of death love apples?" 24SylviaCDec 21, 2011, 10:50am
"Get it swept and scrubbed and the skylight cleaned," Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher "Where'd you want me to start, Mrs. Phipps?" 26jnwelchDec 21, 2011, 4:13pm
"I see Karen in there. She put you up to this?" Blue Heaven by C.J. Box"Did he know she had moved back to town?"
"You see, Charles, I didn't tell you last night - but the truth is - I'm afraid." Crooked House by Agatha Christie"Wouldn't it have been simpler to go to old Leonides and ask for help?"
"When the flying bombs went over here, he used to turn green - really green." Crooked House by Agatha Christie "Why do men always think that a caveman must necessarily be th only type of person attractive to the opposite sex?" 36morwen04Edited: Dec 22, 2011, 11:25am
"As he walked up that hill, on which stood the smoldering ruins of the mill (they were not extinguished until the dew and fog settled on them that night), von Francois realized that every step he was taking was historic." August 1914 by Alexander Solzhenitsyn"Were they really marching into it or were they dreaming?"
"Nor should we forget the imperturbably efficient German supply services, who saw to it that, despite all the sudden changes in plan, the German troops lacked for nothing." August 1914 by Alexander Solzhenitsyn"Did you know that old Moscow was not built to any plan?"
"He clenched his teeth and grimaced in disgust." Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llosa "A family without any women--what kind of family is that?" 41SylviaCDec 22, 2011, 10:47pm
"I was a bachelor schoolmaster. Romance did not fly my way." Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher " 'Oo's going to do the carrying, I'd like to know?"
"The man in the white trench coat." Mean Streets by Jim Butcher and others. "You drink that for fun?" 43NarilkaDec 23, 2011, 3:04pm
"I said to the man, 'What kind of fruit drinks do people drink around here?' and this is what he gave me." Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett"Can you give me a clue?"
"The documented pathway of the tattoo is not always clear." The Tattooed Lady by Amelia Klem Osterud (nonfiction) "Where did the tattooed lady come from?" 45arrwaDec 23, 2011, 11:29pm
"Well, Sir Henry, your uncle had a letter that morning. He had usually a great many letters, for he was a public man and well known for his kind heart, so that everyone who was in trouble was glad to turn to him. But that morning, as it chanced, there was only this one letter, so I took the more notice of it. It was from Coombe Tracey, and it was addressed in a woman's hand." Sherlock Holmes: The Complete Novels and Stories, Volume II (The Hound of the Baskervilles) by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle"I hope your visit has cast some light upon those occurrences which have puzzled us? 49SqueakyChuEdited: Dec 25, 2011, 2:43pm
"She really thought she might be a nymphomaniac." Turning Angel - Greg Iles"What did you think?" 52HelenoelDec 26, 2011, 10:28am
" A good time for a drink, perhaps?" Something Rotten by Jasper Fforde "In a good way or a bad way? " 53LynnBDec 26, 2011, 10:34am
"You can't expect a hundred and fifty blokes to work their asses off sixteen hours a day without some sort of respite." Hotel Babylon by Imogen Edwards-Jones"Please tell me there was no physical contact?"
?Nothing to be frightened of." The Westing Game by Ellen Rasking "How about you, Angela, what do you want?" 55HelenoelDec 26, 2011, 11:14am
" I want to see some sort of semblance of....of reality in my life. " Something Rotten by Jasper Fforde " You do this to me every time. Have you no conception of stealth and subtlety ? "
"In winter the snowstorms rages in the street, frost gripped the houses and the French used to run up to our window, where my mother stood baking loaves, and they would shout and jump around, banging on the glass and asking for warm loaves." My Childhood by Maxim Gorky "Good morning, sir. ... Now, answer me, and don't be angry. How are you?"
The microwave clock tells me forty minutes have passed... Turning Angel - Greg Iles"Happens all the time, doesn't it?"
"I could have imagined it only happened in books." Brat Farrar by Josphine Tey "How are the coming-of-age preparations coming on?"
" This is all quite a caper, don't you think? Much more fun than hunting elephant, wrestling lions to the ground and returning tribal knicknacks stolen by unscrupulous foreigners. " Something Rotten by Jasper Fforde " And what do the 'devotees' get in return?"
"Not unless you've suddenly passed the lieutenant's test with flying colors and been hired by the CPD." The Teaberry Strangler by Laura Childs"What does this place charge per night?" 66jnwelchDec 29, 2011, 11:16am
"Perhaps it's best to let that connection die." Ghost Ship by Sharon Lee"Has she broken any furniture from boredom yet?"
Two chairs lie on their sides, possible signs of a struggle. Turning Angel - Greg Iles"Was that what I heard when I called you before the board meeting?" 69jnwelchDec 29, 2011, 5:18pm
"Your uncle takes unnecessary chances, which endanger more than his liberty." Ghost Ship by Sharon Lee"What do you want? You've been following me for blocks." 72SqueakyChuEdited: Dec 29, 2011, 9:17pm
"I can't discuss that here." Turning Angel - Greg Iles "Are you going to come clean with the cops?"
" Going to the Florida place is the important thing. " Wings by Terry Pratchett " Is there any food around?"
"There's nothing like milk of magnesia for all that, he said, but I was feeling too depressed to laugh." Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter by Mario Vargas Llosa "Have you had an extremely rich love life, many love affairs?"
"I did not realize how vital the approbation of one's butler is in allowing for nocturnal autonomy." Heartless by Gail Carriger"Is that possible do you think--vampire porcupines?"
"A well-to-do neighborhood of London by any account of the time." Mayflower Bastard by David Lindsay "Should he not have time to relax a little after a night in the stocks?"
"You are rather more civilized under my dear Alexia's tutelage." Heartless by Gail Carriger"What do you think about the whole arrangement?"
"But I still did not know how to leave her more cannily without showing that I had noticed her distress." Poor People and A Little Hero by Fyodor Dostoevsky "Why don't you want to sit on my lap?"
“... ’tis unmanly grief, It shows a will most incorrect to heaven,” Hamlet by William Shakespeare. “Wherefore should you do this?”
"I don't need to tell you what a temptation such an amount of money must be for these destitute peasants." Silence by Shusaku Endo"Was the father of a severe nature?"
"He was named the new pastor, despite his raving insanity." Mayflower Bastard by David Lindsay "And what do you think he found there?"
"Every man's got a burden. "Doesn't matter what name he goes by." Eden by Olympia Vernon"You ever caught the Holy Ghost?" 98NarilkaJan 4, 2012, 3:07pm
"Dunno, sir." Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett "Has he been eating his bedding?"
"It seemed to have been cooked two or three days previously, but in his present mood he would have been glad to eat leather to fill his stomach." Silence by Shusaku Endo"Lord, why are you silent?"
"Every man hates remembering failure." Heartless by Gail Carriger"Must you make a scene here in the public street?"
"Of course he does! His life depends on it!" Mayflower Bastard by David Lindsay "Shall we drink our wine and say no more of it?"
"He listlessly drained his glass of the bubbly beverage and listlessly exchanged kisses with the count, who ordered him henceforth to address him simply as Hippolyte." The Winter Queen by Boris Akunin"Have you ever tried smoking opium?"
"It's terrible, Fred. Terrible!" Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett"I've got a silver mail vest which I promised my family I'd wear, but is anything else good for werewolves?"
“There are a hundred things you have to know, which we understand about, and you don’t as yet. I mean passwords and signs, and sayings which have power and effect, and plants you carry in your pocket, and verses you repeat backwards, and dodges and tricks you practise;” Toad of Toad Hall by A. A. Milne. “And what does that tell you?”
"I'm not a psychiatrist or a witch hunter and I'm not going to start now." Cannery Row by John Steinbeck"Hi, Doc, can I come in?"
"Just do as I say and don't question me or I'll send you back to your parents' shop to sell quince jelly galore." The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon"Are you doing research for a new version of 'Away in a Manger'?"
"Actually, it's more of an ... observational project." The Thirteen Treasures by Michelle Harrison "What are you hoping to find?"
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I was getting them all mixed up. Smooth, braided hair, dark eyes, black stockings. Mrs. Mike by Benedict Freemont "I am curious, Mrs. Flannigan, what made you choose Anne?"
"Well, thank you for your insight, but it isn't what you think. Trance by Linda Gerber "Are you even listening to me?".
“Of course not, silly,”
The Eye of Kish by Kenneth Ireland.
“The point is, how can we wreak vengeance on him for his rash remarks?”
" I don't know. I always heard that if you don't change the things you don't like, you have no one to blame but yourself." Trance by Linda Gerber "Didn't you say that sometimes people are more important than the truth?."
"The policeman's a scoundrel, but our friend shouldn't tell his name." The Charterhouse of Parma by Stendhal"Didn't that officer come to put me on a list of prisoners?"
"He didn't know if she would ever really trust him if she'd known the full story, and the longer they have known each other the less inclined he has been to reveal it." Stay Awake by Dan Chaon"Did you have a bad dream?"
"I took the message and with it were a dozen handkerchiefs, so I sent a proper answer to his mother who had obviously sent them to somebody called Juan de Lorenzana." The Swindler by Francisco de Quevedo "Turnips today?"
"You see, it's an involuntary muscular contraction - we have no say in the matter." The Cardboard Valise by Ben Katchor"How many tickets did we sell tonight?"
"We took the books back to the store and divided them up by topic - history on the left wall, literature on the right wall, philosophy in the back alcove - and somehow, all of a sudden, they weren't John Clive anymore." Ex Libris: Confessions of a Common Reader by Anne Fadiman"How they speak of the thousand thumbs that have turned over their pages with delight! Who would have them a whit less soiled? What better condition could we desire to see them in?"
"I like it this way --- " Jones talked too much then because he knew he had made a social blunder and he wasn't able to stop. Cannery Row by John Steinbeck"How much they cost?"
"Just a little: ten rubles maybe." The Duel by Alexander Kuprin"After this, he had found himself on the other side of town -- and then maybe it really had been a dream?"
I knew this wasn't a dream. I had no imagination. I could never dream up something this weird. The Lightning Thief Can you imagine that for a moment, never dying, never fading?
"It's all so complicated." Shanghai Girls"Won't Old Man Louie notice that our clothes are gone?"
"No worries on that count." Gardens of the Moon by Steven Erikson "Who're you waiting for, Captain?"
"Me, said Mack. "And maybe you guys. Here we are," he said earnestly, " the whole God damned shabby lot of us...." Cannery Row by John Steinbeck"Why aren't you in school?"
"My parents are away until tomorrow afternoon." This Beautiful Life - Helen Schulman "Is there a better cause for celebration?" 158NarilkaJan 27, 2012, 10:12pm
"Make one mistake and no one lets you forget it." Gardens of the Moon by Steven Erikson "Are you counting on my help in that?"
" Arrows, possibly, If some were in there, lying carelessly Around. (One) wouldnʻt want just anyone To pick them up." Philoctetes by Sophocles tr. by rolandperkins ". . .your answer might surprise, --but can I -- Count on your loyalty?"
She reached for his whiskey, took a sip and pulled a face. "Horrible." The Last Sunrise by Robert Ryan "Did you go to the hotel the other night?"
"As long as possible, Gregorius's eyes clung to the last houses of the city." Night Train to Lisbon by Pascal Mercier"Was it possible that he had only been in this city for two days?"
"Tears can't help us/only the sword/ or if it exists/something even more pitiless than the sword." Tales from Ovid by Ted Hughes"Where is Itys?" 167LynnBJan 29, 2012, 4:06pm
"In the ground." Monoceros by Suzette Mayr "Why not run away in a car or a bus or a train?"
"Amadeu Inacio de Almeida Prado." Night Train to Lisbon by Pascal Merciere "Given that we can live only a small part of what there is in us--what happens with the rest?"
Alexia gave him a withering look and brushed down the front of her green taffeta gown, checking for bloodstains. Soulless by Gail Carriger "Why do you dismiss me as though I were a child?"
"She . . . did something. To the crowd. Brainwashed or glamoured them or whatever it's called. They all calmed down and stopped protesting. It was so eerie." Cinder by Marissa Meyer"She saw you? Are you sure?" 179beddaFeb 4, 2012, 1:08pm
"Princess Alyss Heart is dead!" the tree said louder than ever, but added in a whisper, "Redd's Glass Eyes are everywhere. It's dangerous to talk. The princess has not returned." The Looking Glass Wars by Frank Beddor"Is a guinea pig bad? Do you consider a guinea pig the representation of all that's evil?"
"Of my own free will I will sacrifice myself to the Lord." Sister Teresa - Barbara Mujica "What would it matter to anyone if I died?"
"I figured that since you knew her, were a close friend, she might listen to you." Monument to Murderby Margaret Truman"But what does a photo have to do with anything?"
"A vineyard country, Pepasethus, is My home and destination." Philoctetes by Sophocldes tr. by rolandperkins" Do they rely on rhetoric Or will they use force?"
"The soul is more important than the body!" Sister Teresa - Barbara Mujica "Have you been all right?"
"I can tell you, but I don't know whether you'd be interested in doing anything about it." The Coroner's Lunch by Colin Cotterill "Cyanide?"
"she wrote me like this: 'you like ruts, because ruts are a sign that work is being done. you'd love this rut.'" Crossing to safety by Wallace Stegner'oh, my land, did you wreck?'
"Oh my God!" She'd been on the plane, then came the bang and the smoke, the screams, the falling, the exit doors opening, and the sensation of tumbling through the air and landing in a mound of warm sand. Beauty Queens by Libba Bray "They will be coming to rescue us, right?"
" . . . Doesnʻt it Disturb you that the entire Army might Object to that?" (This one was played on 194). Phioctetes by Sophocles tr. by rolandperkins"What can I call this but a Past That you are digging up?" 199LynnBFeb 11, 2012, 2:23pm
"To anyone whose personal cast of mind is too inflexible to accept these facts, I have this to say: That's how it was; there can be no retreat from the truth." Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie "We're friends, Mary, aren't we, you and I?"
" . . . Iʻm not Some far-away opponent! Iʻm your guide For "Phiocteteʻsʻ tour of what the Flat Country looks like" . You donʻt have to LIKE the tour; You only have to go on it." Philoctetes by Sophocles tr. by rolandperkins". . .Odysseus . . . left!? Can that have been his voice I heard? . . ."
'he reads everywhere--in the subway, between the acts at plays, at intermissions in Symphony Hall, on dates.' Crossing to safety by Wallace Stegner 'why doesn't my goose sing as well as thy goose?' 207LynnBFeb 14, 2012, 6:04pm
"Man, you know I couldn't do it!" Midnight's Children by Salman Rushdie "How are we to understand my too-many women?"
"Now I see why you look like hell and are talking about running away." Where the Buffalo Roam by Michael Zimmer "Where are you headed to?"
"India, where in ancient days civilization flowered on the banks of the Indus." Deep River by Shusaku Endo"Excuse me, but so that we can get to know each other better, when you ask a question, could you please state your name?"
"Claire? Claire? Are you there? It's Babs." Old Filth by Jane Gardam"Have you any luggage? I hope you'll be staying the night?"
"Just then Uncle Lou asked me if I'd like to sit on the windowsill and look at the scenery with him." Vertical Motion by Can Xue"Was I telling him about a real incident or was I making up a story?"
". . . Goodbye for now, and may the god Who is the Prince of Thieves watch over us, The way Athena watches over Athens. They call her ʻNikeʻ, after all; and may she Reward our treachery with ʻvictoryʻ. " Philoctetes by Sophocles tr. by rolandperkins "And the advice I gave you: is it firmly fixed WIthin your memory? "
This has got to be the best game in the universe. Thank you.
"We all come with our own set of skills, I need you because you know about computers." The Untied Kingdom by Kate Johnson "Now what? Are you just going to leave me here?"
"I don't want to be rude. It's a subculture of its own." Disgrace - J. M. Coetzee"Why? Do you need a new dog-man?"
"You know we could never replace you, Little Brother. You're a legend." Thirty-three Teeth by Colin Cotterill "You bring me something?"
"There was laughter and then tenseness on her face." In The Skin of A Lion by Michael Ondaatje "Are you an artist?"
"Everyone gets low. Life's a seesaw, Up, down, brief level bit if you're lucky The Broken Shore - Peter Temple"Bit like putting in twenty mile of fence, I suppose, You just think about the bit to the next tree"
“It need not even be that. The vicar may have had a morbid fancy for something else – a passion à la Plato for an aspidistra, or a strange, covetous longing for a cactus.” Busman’s Honeymoon by Dorothy L. Sayers. “No mention of killing or murder?”
"I want you to give me a good reason for your serial killer doodles, Noah. And not just, 'Oh, I like to look for random patterns!" Sadie Walker is Stranded by Madeleine Roux"You think I killed the little girls?"
"They were my mother's favourite flower." Two Corinthians by Carola Dunn "But it grows cold. Have you no bonnet?"
"Thank you; but it is quite a matter of indifference to me." Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen"And pray, sir, what do you think of Miss Morland's gown?" 241hemlokgangEdited: Feb 25, 2012, 11:05am
"After half an hour the powerful matriarch removed her large coat from which animal pelts dangled and she passed it, along with her strength, to one of the minor characters." In The Skin of a Lion by Michael Ondaatje"Are you from the movie company?"
"Give me but a little cheerful company, let me only have the company of the people I love, let me be where I like and with whom I like, and the devil may take the rest." Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen"May we go up every staircase, and into every suite of rooms?"
"We must get going, Miss Sutton, if we are to explore the palace." Two Corinthians by Carola Dunn "Whatever possessed you to sham a swoon?"
It`s a tradition, or an old charter, or something. The Antipope by Robert Rankin 251mysterymaxEdited: Feb 28, 2012, 7:09pm
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"I expect it's the coffee (isn't it?)" (250) is more or less a question, -- by being somewhat short of
a firm statement.
okay, lets go from there!
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She put the drink down very quickly. It made her gasp - or gave her an opportunity to gasp. The Big Sleep by Ray Chandler "Suicide?" I asked.
"Of course. I thought you'd figured that out long ago." Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb "Do you play a musical instrument?"
"No, no, I was just examining the various landscaping styles of various properties in various neighborhoods and so on and so forth." Midnight in Austenland by Shannon Hale"Mom, please. Can't you remember being fourteen?"
"I downed the drink and felt it burn it's way down from my throat to my chest." Remember Me, Irene by jan Burke "Are my nose and cheeks as red as yours?" 269LynnBMar 4, 2012, 3:20pm
"Miss Milner says you're brighter than anyone else in the class." Fault Lines by Nancy Huston "What a perfectly idiotic thing to do -- whose idea was it, anyway?"
"No idea," Karlsen said. "But there's nothing wrong with them except one chromosome too many." Don't Look Back by Karin Fossum"What's that above her mouth?"
"He was sweating and the irregular gusts of air dried the little drops of perspiration and occluded his soul." 2666 by Roberto Bolano"So how the hell am I supposed to interview him?"
"If they drop a shell on the barn you'll be fine, as long as you've got a blanket round your head." The Siege by Helen Dunmore "You know they called for volunteer reinforcements?"
"None of your business," she says, but her eyes fill with tears. Countdown by Deborah Wiles "Who's Ebenezer?"
"No. The girl might have told you. But now she's gone, too." The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz "Can I offer you some tea?"
"She was unable to speak." The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz "Who told you all this?"
"I will tell you what I know," he says to all of us, "which is that no one really knows what's going on. The worst thing we can do is panic." Countdown by Deborah Wiles "Do you still say your prayers?"
"I thought I'd get in the spirit for St. Patrick's Day. I've got a green sweater with little shamrocks, a pair of green slacks, even green shoes." St. Patrick's Day Murder by Leslie Meier"And will there be entertainment? Will your lovely wife sing those charming Irish tunes she sang at the wake?"
"I like Schubert. I suppose you don't." The Young Victoria "Why don't you leave, and take your 'Irish tinker' with you!?"
'i have skedaddled, physically, once in my life, from one person, and that was a Montenegrin woman.' Over my dead body by Rex Stout 'it's too complicated for you, the Balkan history?'
"When you work on something that involves the killings of women in Santa Teresa, you end up scared of everything." 2666 by Roberto Bolano"Do you want to know why?"
'i want just one thing. i want you to conduct Mr. Goodwin to Madame Zorka.' Over my dead body by Rex Stout'what if she's skipped town?' 300Hope97Mar 15, 2012, 7:49pm
'he called suddenly for salts, which a lady, politely handed to him.' Evelina by Frances Burney'why then, miss, i suppose you would n't know him?'
"It was this game. I remember. Exactly." The Tattooed Woman - Joyce Carol Oates "You don't believe me?"
//303 i burst into delighted giggles at the title. marvelous! 'my impulse was to hoof it around a couple of corners to 48th street and get the roadster, but it was parked only a few yards from the entrance to Miltan's, so i voted unanimously for discretion and hopped into a taxi.' Over my dead body by Rex Stout'did a cat come in here?'
He gave a quick nod, and appeared to confer with himself over whether to say more. A Lady Awakened by Cecilia Grant "Will you take a look, please, and confirm that it's yours, or tell me whether I must carry it about to some other neighbors?
"Looks like he got your ear." Round Mountain - Castle Freeman Jr. "What happened?" 309mabithMar 16, 2012, 11:24pm
"Quite a lot - I thought it would be dishonest to take them out." Cards of Identity by Nigel Dennis "Can you never tell when people are trying to say a friendly thing?"
'i suppose i can. i'll try it some time.' Over my dead body by Rex Stout'do you suppose the attack on Ludlow was the eagle clawing the lion?'
"Every Jewish girl, Zeidy says, is a bas melech, a daughter of a king." Unorthodox - Deborah Feldman "Are you Jewish?" 313LynnBMar 17, 2012, 2:16pm
"You don't know the first thing about anybody." Natural Order by Brian Francis "Why don't you want your father to know?" 315LynnBMar 18, 2012, 8:04am
"Such details as how much her daughter spends at the hairdresser, or that her daughter's boyfriend might be transferredto Shanghai." The Fat Years by Chan Koonchung"Should I send an e-mail to Little Xi?"
"Tell him that if he comes back tonight and I'm alone, I will shoot him." Round Mountain - Castle Freeman Jr. "What did you say to me?"
I believe it is time to carry this game forward onto a new thread.
It was a crucifixion without nails
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