***International Book Week
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1dchaikin
It's international book week. The rules: Grab the closest book to you, turn to page 52, post the 5th sentence as your status. Don't mention the title
note1 - I just copied this from elsewhere, hence the "status" part crossed out.
note2 - I have no clue whether this is actually real in anyway, just seeing it posted in a lot of places, generally dated Sept 15 or 18, 2012
in any case:
"Missing now from these first families is only the adored Rachel, who died in the desert giving birth to Benjamin and was wrapped in strips of linen and buried in sand."
note1 - I just copied this from elsewhere, hence the "status" part crossed out.
note2 - I have no clue whether this is actually real in anyway, just seeing it posted in a lot of places, generally dated Sept 15 or 18, 2012
in any case:
"Missing now from these first families is only the adored Rachel, who died in the desert giving birth to Benjamin and was wrapped in strips of linen and buried in sand."
2RidgewayGirl
Nelson and I had passed many pretty country villages crowded with tourist couples shopping for maple products.
4deebee1
"And the grape goes as far as Andalusia, to the Greek islands that I know well, to the Madeiras, and it seems that it even reaches to the land of the Moors, although they do not make wine from it because that is prohibited by the Koran."
5SassyLassy
"Get lost," someone said.
Note: this does not reflect my thoughts in any way!- SL
Note: this does not reflect my thoughts in any way!- SL
7rachbxl
They were usually bestowed by the government in the name of Kim Il-sung as a reward for extraordinary service.
9torontoc
Above all, these photographs give you an idea of the smell,sound and sight of his studio when the twentieth century dawned-wooden turntables rotate on iron wheels, pulleys creak as a statue is hauled into place, the dust of marble settles on the parquet flooring, in a corner you can see Bourdell in his indigo blue costume labouring away at a detail in his statuary; students in white blouses try their hands amid piles of decorative stone; and who is that young woman model looking so contemporary but born a century ago?
(Now that is a long sentence!)
(Now that is a long sentence!)
10avidmom
It is no secret that James Webb, NASA's voluble, aggressive, extraordinarily competent administrator, was dead set against it, and had so ruled.
11detailmuse
"I sat at his feet in the garage on my own little bench, a bench he had made and painted pink for me, his only child."
13rebeccanyc
"These things gave her the least trouble."
15janemarieprice
Well the first book I picked up page 52 was full page Ronald Searle illustration, so I had to go with the second.
"Surrounded by family, money, status, and an appropriate social circle, she moved through a predetermined life to the defined goal of marriage, and eroticism played little part in either the journey or the destination."
"Surrounded by family, money, status, and an appropriate social circle, she moved through a predetermined life to the defined goal of marriage, and eroticism played little part in either the journey or the destination."
16C4RO
(US Customs) In valuation of merchandise for customs purposes, deductive value is the resale price of imported merchandise in the United States with deductions for certain items.
17stretch
Obviously these contrasting viewpoints with respect to the nature of diastrophism will profoundly influence certain geomorphic interpretations.
18duanewilliams
"Ah, but the quantum uncertainty associated with your bone is dwarfed by the practical uncertainty involved in measuring it."
It's international book week. The rules: Grab the closest book to you, turn to page 52, post the 5th sentence as your status. Don't mention the title. Copy the rules as part of your status.
It's international book week. The rules: Grab the closest book to you, turn to page 52, post the 5th sentence as your status. Don't mention the title. Copy the rules as part of your status.
19bragan
This could be very tough to guarantee, from the point of view of MAV engineering systems alone, putting aside the possibility of bad weather on the appointed take-off date.
21baswood
That's insinuating that the European painters conquered the way we look at the world - and that's all there is to it.
22dmsteyn
'There is no trusting to Squire Jar,' Grandmother Trott said crossly, 'and though the good steward makes all things seem easy to us, both here and hereafter, yet that cursed Squire - a man who reaps where he has never sown - may suddenly break into our house, like a thief, and take away the key of the field and give it back again to Uncle Tiddy.'
25DieFledermaus
"When Keke was interviewed Hello! magazine style in 1935 in the Soviet press, Stalin furiously reprimanded the Politburo: 'I ask you to forbid the Philistine riffraff that has penetrated our press from publishing any more 'interviews' with my mother and all other crass publicity."
26dchaikin
{not a excerpt}
#24 - LOL. I had to look up diastrophism.
This thread...it's all so random and curious.
#24 - LOL. I had to look up diastrophism.
This thread...it's all so random and curious.
27stretch
>24 detailmuse: and 26: At this point I've read more of the dictionary than the book.
28khairu.r.dhanani
" Of course, I could not do this more than once at any one house, but there were many large, fine houses in Warsaw."
29dchaikin
A lot of new names in this thread. Welcome to Club Read, and, for some, welcome to LibraryThing.
30barbaralsj
"His face was even harder to figure."