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I'm currently reading Stone Blind and the last line I read was "And then she was lost for ever on the ocean waves." Greek myths aren't a bundle of laughs!
Kate wrote: "I'm currently reading Stone Blind and the last line I read was "And then she was lost for ever on the ocean waves." Greek myths aren't a bundle of laughs!"Definitely a very dramatic line, Kate!
- Wait and hope.
- For the first time in 85 years, number 12 sat empty.
- And well past sunrise.
Catsalive wrote: " - For the first time in 85 years, number 12 sat empty."
I like this one!
Last line I read' "And number three, you know the rules! we don't talk to guys for romantic reasons without our parents' permission." From Huda F Wants to Know?
"Next, the tile of the great hall ..." - from Rhialto the Marvellous by Jack Vance.
“Well done, Daughter, breathed the voices of my ancestors. Oh, bravely done.“
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If you haven't finished the book yet - was was the last line you read?