I have several books at my desk, so I picked my favorites. All are page 23, 5th sentence:
Urinetown (Greg Kotis and Mark Hollman) - "Say a few words, Hope darling."
Hairspray (Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan) - "Who would've guessed that Baltimore girls were all such skags?"
Entries From a Hot Pink Notebook (Todd D. Brown) - "Everybody laughed and Mr. Henderson's mouth dropped open." (PS - If you've never read it, buy it at Amazon NOW)
The Salmon of Doubt (Douglas Adams) - "The law descended on me."
Kept Boy (Robert Rodi) - "A little candlelight, a little champagne, and - well."
The God of Small Things (Arundhati Roy) - "She hugged it and it hugged her back."
Social Disease (Paul Rudnick) - "Guy was not sure exactly which weeknight."
Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress (Dai Sijie) - "He was of slight build, thin, wrinkled, but brimming with energy."
Amsterdam (Ian McEwan) - "Even though it was reckoned to be worth more than the other pieces in the Tallis home, which were mostly junk collected by Cecilia's grandfather, Jack Tallis wanted the vase in use, in honor of his brother's memory."
The Corrections (Jonathan Franzen) - "He was herding the parental luggage from the elevator when his apartment door swung open and Julia herself stepped out."
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
Updated On: 6/28/04 at 05:30 PM