Following an exhausting journey fraught with harrowing difficulties, Patty comes face to face with: a. Debbie Boone. b. the magic lollipop queen of chocolate cakes and cookies. c. Zandor, Purveyor of Dreams. d. the meaning of life.
Be still, my heart Behold the freckling leaves Midnight ripped asunder by the gentle afternoon I waver, uncertain, balanced on one leg I eat the cookie It is good
The vile camel spat on the wall. It broke wind. It belched. ‘The meeting will now come to order,’ it said. The flunkies, grins cemented in place, nodded enthusiastically. The vile camel wiped its lips on the shoulder of nearest seated flunky. ‘Anybody have any objections to anything I say or do?’ asked the vile […]
If it is I read the book (reed) and I read the book (red) Why isn’t it I knead the dough (need) and I knead the dough (ned)?
Raymond Burr is preparing to: a. meet with his congressman. b. discuss the rent increase with his landlord. c. chop veggies for the stir fry. d. enter a monastery.
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
