The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The MAN Who MISTOOK HIS WIFE for a HAT and Other Clinical Tales." by Oliver Sacks.

"Grounds for doubt are lacking."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Salvage" by Tom Stoppard.

OGARAV: "I'm exhausted."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Rebels of Ireland" by Edward Rutherfurd.

"I swear Father."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "1921" by Morgan Llywelyn.

"That is't funny."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Catalog of Cool" Edited by Gene Sculatti:

(...well... Actually there's a graphic on page 44 so I had to cheat and use page 45...)

:`)

"Some fly like turkeys."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Howl and other poems" by Allen Ginsberg.

"This is the flower of the world!"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Cooper and his Trade" by Kenneth Kilby.

"The staves would then need to be jointed on the jointer."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Lost Nation" by Jeffery Lent

"Winter, altogether vacant from the land save for the gnarled trees and the bitter bite of spring water, river water, lake water."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "A Treasury of Curious George" by Margret and H.A. Ray

"What a commotion!"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Collected Poems of W.B. Yeats." edited by Richard J. Finneran.

"The tale drove his fine angry mood away."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Lion of Ireland." by Morgan Llywelyn.

"He would take their side against his own race, and I tell you he is no longer fit to rule Munster!"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters." by J.D. Salinger..

"Just then, I felt a minute extra added discomfort."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Letters From the Front. New Yorkers at First Bull Run" Compiled and edited by R.L. and Tammany Murray.

"- We were exposed more than any other regiment, but lost no men at all; for which we can thank Col. Quinby."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Pride and Prejudice And Zombies." by Jane Austin and Seth Grahame-Smith.

"She had obtianed private intelligence that Mr. Darcy did not wish for cards; and Mr. Hurst soon found his open petition rejected."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Last Days Of Krtpton." by Kevin J. Anderson.

"His attitude startled and perplexed the Council members, who couldn't concieve of anything "more important," but that only increased his mystique."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Night Warch" bt Terry Pratchett.

"There was a clink of metal."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Wicked Albany. Lawlessness and Liquor in the Prohibition Era." By Frank Y. Bailey & Alice Green.

"Even as law enforcement officers kept an eye out for rumrunners who were bringing in alcohol, they were aware that the route between New York City and the Canadian border was also attractive to drug dealers."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "A Deepness in the Sky." by Vernor Vinge.

"Ezr was overcome with relief and the shakes all at the same time."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Barnum's Own Story: The Autobiography of P. T. Barnum. Combined & condensed by Waldo R. Browne.

"But I could not find the situation I coveted."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Twenty Years A-Growing." by Maurice O'Sullivan.

"There is, and my people will likely be anxious about me for they don't know where I am."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Shadow of the Wind." by Carlos Ruiz Zafon.

"Every time she heard such blasphemy, Bernarda would make the sign of the cross five times over."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Seven DADA Manifestos and Lampisteries" by Tristan Tzara:

"enclosed in a chinese lantern you'll see you'll see you'll see the belly dance in the massachusetts saloon"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Tao Te Ching (The Way of Life) by Lao Tzu" as translated by R.B. Blakney.

"But when a man does learn to live and work by the Way, by its Virtue, he becomes a wise man, one of the "realm's edged tools," effective because his moral character is complete."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Tom Swift and His Megascope Space Prober."

"Greatly elated, he demonstrated the model to his father."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "Revenge of the Lawn" by Richard Brautigan

"Please," the river said with a voice that was now only the shadow of a whisper.

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "The Dubliners" by James Joyce:

"-Where?"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of: "True History of the Kelly Gang." by Peter Carey:

"Who's that?"

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of "How Green Was My Valley." by Richard Llewellyn:

"I did not want to come, but now I am here I will give you what has been in my mind these months."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of "Bog Myrtle and Peat." by SR Crocket:

There was a bright and laughing charm about the whole which drew my heart, and I longed to spend a lifetime in these white and foliage-fringed places."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of "Shaun O'Day of Ireland" by Madeline Brandeis:

"And as they talked together on the shore in the drizzling rain, they heard a cry."

The4thSentanceOnPage44 ...of "The Tunnel: selected poems by Russell Edson":

"The road absorbs everything with rumors of sleep."