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"I like to think of myself as droll but in an edgy sort of way" - The Half-Life of Linoleum by -me
"'So,' she says, 'have you given any thought to my proposition?'" - The Half-Life of Linoleum by -me
"It is a town perceived as an aging beauty, wearing a fabulous fur coat that smells ridiculously of spilt martinis and tater tots" - The Half-Life of Linoleum by -me
"'May I kiss the bride?' he asked shyly" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"It's a mug's game to me. Where's it all going to get you?" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"He was furious because he could feel his face burning" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"And he had forgotten what they were laughing at after a while" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"In spite of the raincoat he was soaked" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"Now then, mind telling me who you are and what you're doing here?" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"I'm missing my friends too" - Cuckoo in the Nest by Michelle Magorian
"She thought she had all the answers now" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"There had to be a story" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"You scared the hell out of some folks today!" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"My imagination was just big enough to get me in trouble" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"Most of them are hidden in gauzy wrappings that look like shrouds" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"Or they will chase each other, racing up and down stairs or pounding along the halls" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"Somewhere along the way she'd found time to put on a little makeup" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"There was a moment or two of silence" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"Quite! Enough! Photographs! For one day! Thank you!" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"Once in a while he talked" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"She cupped her palms over her eyes and waited" - Lisey's Story by Stephen King
"He was several inches shorter and better dressed than most of the other men"- An Honest Exit by Dinaw Mengestu
"Let me help you while you're in this town" - An Honest Exit by Dinaw Mengestu