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."