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Posts: 1963 (Sun, 20-Apr-08 23:27:34) Super Turnip |
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brijak |
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Posts: 621 (Mon, 21-Apr-08 09:21:07) |
First line.
The sea lost nothing of the swallowing identity of its great outer mass of waters.
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brijak |
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Posts: 627 (Tue, 22-Apr-08 11:24:37) |
No takers?
This book is the third of a great quartet.
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brijak |
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Posts: 632 (Wed, 23-Apr-08 13:07:32) |
Still no takers? Here's a couple of the books characters.
Magnus Muir. (The Latin teacher)
Dog Cattistock. (The brewer)
There now, I've given it away.
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essexgirl10 |
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Posts: 1976 (Wed, 23-Apr-08 23:39:57) Super Turnip |
Is it Weymouth Sands?
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brijak |
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Posts: 634 (Thu, 24-Apr-08 09:10:34) |
She's got it! By George, she's got it. Well done Chris.
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essexgirl10 |
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Posts: 1978 (Thu, 24-Apr-08 23:41:26) Super Turnip |
That was a hard one - try this
When he was nearly thirteen my brother Jem got his arm badly broken at the elbow |
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brijak |
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Posts: 642 (Sat, 26-Apr-08 09:59:19) |
I'm sure that I've come across this somewhere before Chris, but it wont come to me.
Gis a clue. |
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rpken2000 |
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Posts: 694 (Sat, 26-Apr-08 17:51:50) Super Turnip |
To Kill a Mockingbird! (I think this was one of Gregory Peck's finest performances!)
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essexgirl10 |
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Posts: 1985 (Sat, 26-Apr-08 23:30:55) Super Turnip |
That's the one Rosie (It was a brilliant film - I saw it again about a year ago and it still holds up as a classic)
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Posts: 695 (Mon, 28-Apr-08 10:32:32) Super Turnip |
'James Macfadden died in March 1905 when he was forty-seven years old; he was riding in the Driffield Point-to-point.'
Book and film |
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brijak |
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Posts: 648 (Mon, 28-Apr-08 10:57:25) |
A Town Like Alice was a good read, and, the film was a huge success.
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rpken2000 |
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Posts: 696 (Mon, 28-Apr-08 18:26:58) Super Turnip |
Good lad! Correct - and over to you!
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brijak |
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Posts: 651 (Tue, 29-Apr-08 10:57:21) |
It was the afternoon of my eighty-first birthday, and I was in bed with my catamite when Ali announced that the archbishop had come to see me.
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julesnsand |
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Posts: 2590 (Tue, 29-Apr-08 11:15:47) Super Turnip |
Earthly Powers by Anthony Burgess
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brijak |
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Posts: 653 (Tue, 29-Apr-08 12:33:34) |
Well done that man, did you ever read it? I found it to be rather a chore.
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julesnsand |
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Posts: 2592 (Tue, 29-Apr-08 13:05:45) Super Turnip |
I have half finished three of his books........(yawn)
how about.... It was March and Constable Jack Sprat was standing on the doostep of Number Ten................. |
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essexgirl10 |
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Posts: 1996 (Wed, 30-Apr-08 00:12:43) Super Turnip |
Number 10 - Sue Townsend
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julesnsand |
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Posts: 2594 (Wed, 30-Apr-08 08:55:58) Super Turnip |
<David Frost voice>
THE clooooos are there...........
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essexgirl10 |
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Posts: 2000 (Thu, 1-May-08 23:22:19) Super Turnip |
His name was Gaal Dornick and he was just a country boy who had never seen Trantor before
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