A SENTENCE BY CLEMENT MOORE

December 25, 2010

When, what to my wondering eyes should appear, But a miniature sleigh, and eight tiny reindeer.

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DUCKS

December 12, 2010

Mrs. Duck enjoys a frigid early morning dip in the lake. Mr. Duck, who generally sleeps in until noon, reluctantly accompanies her. Hey, they’re on vacation, and whatever the missus says, goes.

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A SENTENCE BY VICTOR HUGO

December 11, 2010

With the reader’s consent we will endeavor to imagine the impression he would have received with us in crossing the threshold of that great hall amidst that mob in surcoats, cassocks, and coats of mail. In 1831, the year The Hunchback of Notre Dame was published, it was not against the law for an author […]

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LAMENT

December 5, 2010

alas, autumn we hardly knew ye

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A SENTENCE BY DOUGLAS ADAMS

December 4, 2010

The ships hung in the sky in much the same way that bricks don’t.

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YES, VIRGINIA

December 1, 2010

Yes, Virginia, it’s December today, and winter is upon us. Even our fabulous hole-in-the-ground looks lovely under its blanket of snow.

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A SENTENCE BY JOHN STEINBECK

November 27, 2010

She seemed to know, to accept, to welcome her position, the citadel of the family, the strong place that could not be taken. Ma Joad, Jane Darwell’s role of a lifetime

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THE CALM BEFORE

November 21, 2010

This cloud advance scouting party looks innocent enough. Looks are often deceiving, as some guy once said. The full out attack was soon to commence, and now snow trudgery is upon us.

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A SENTENCE BY ALDOUS HUXLEY

November 20, 2010

Alpha children wear grey. in the Brave New World

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A SENTENCE BY GEORGES PEREC

November 13, 2010

Yes, it could begin this way, right here, just like that, in a rather slow and ponderous way, in this neutral place that belongs to all and to none, where people pass by almost without seeing each other, where the life of the building regularly and distantly resounds. Life: A User’s Manual tells the stories […]

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