The Pan-Literature Game
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Re: The Pan-Literature Game
The University had been in existence for thousands of years and the average Archchancellor remained in office for about eleven months, so there were plenty of statues.
Page 2 sentence 5.
Page 2 sentence 5.
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Re: The Pan-Literature Game
the battlefield upon which this mimic warfare takes place is called the chess-board
page 45 sentence 5
page 45 sentence 5
The smoke wafted gently in the breeze across the poop deck and all seemed right in the world.
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'i shouldn't know you again if we did meet,'
page 37 sentence 9
page 37 sentence 9
Get your bake on. 

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Glasgow. Begin with Black's end of the board
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Page 180 sentence 3
The smoke wafted gently in the breeze across the poop deck and all seemed right in the world.
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A pale light began to shine around her.
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Page 35 sentence 7

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He was clearly annoyed that he had had to kill the young man, but annoyance seemed to be all he felt.
page 45, sentence 4
page 45, sentence 4
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'i suppose the yorkshire folks are rather rough and uncultivated; that's all.'
page 129 sentence 11
page 129 sentence 11
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If you are interested in advertising in any particular magazine, call the local representative of the magazine and say that you are definitely a candidate for any remnant space and that you should be phoned when it is available.
Last page of the book, last sentence
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There is a general index to chemistry all over the world on http://www.ch.cam.ac.uk/ChemSitesIndex.html
First page, first sentence.
First page, first sentence.
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Re: The Pan-Literature Game
When April with his sweet showers has
pierced the drought of March to the root,
and bathed every vein in such moisture
as has power to bring forth the flower;
when, also, Zephyrus with his sweet breath
has breathed spirit into the tender new shoots
in every wood and meadow and the young sun
has run half his course in the sign of the Ram,
and small birds sing melodies and
sleep with their eyes open all the night
(so Nature pricks them in their hearts):
then people long to go on pilgrimages,
and palmers long to seek strange shores
and far-off shrines known in various lands,
and, especially, from the ends of every shire
in England they come to Canterbury,
to seek the holy, blissful martyr
who helped them when they were sick.
page 3, sentence 2
pierced the drought of March to the root,
and bathed every vein in such moisture
as has power to bring forth the flower;
when, also, Zephyrus with his sweet breath
has breathed spirit into the tender new shoots
in every wood and meadow and the young sun
has run half his course in the sign of the Ram,
and small birds sing melodies and
sleep with their eyes open all the night
(so Nature pricks them in their hearts):
then people long to go on pilgrimages,
and palmers long to seek strange shores
and far-off shrines known in various lands,
and, especially, from the ends of every shire
in England they come to Canterbury,
to seek the holy, blissful martyr
who helped them when they were sick.
page 3, sentence 2
"How is it that hardly any major religion has looked at science and concluded, 'This is better than we thought! The Universe is much bigger than our prophets said, grander, more subtle, more elegant. God must be even greater than we dreamed'? Instead they say, 'No, no, no! My god is a little god, and I want him to stay that way.'" - Carl Sagan
"To doubt everything or to believe everything are two equally convenient solutions; both dispense with the necessity of reflection." - Henri Poincaré
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The car, a battered old Plymouth with sagging pipes, had seen its best days ten years before.
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Page 600 sentence 21
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Yet some part of her was still her.
page 166, sentence 6
page 166, sentence 6
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TwistedSister wrote:The car, a battered old Plymouth with sagging pipes, had seen its best days ten years before.
Edd wrote:Yet some part of her was still her.
I like this combo.

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PKMKII wrote:When April with his sweet showers has
pierced the drought of March to the root,
and bathed every vein in such moisture
as has power to bring forth the flower;
when, also, Zephyrus with his sweet breath
has breathed spirit into the tender new shoots
in every wood and meadow and the young sun
has run half his course in the sign of the Ram,
and small birds sing melodies and
sleep with their eyes open all the night
(so Nature pricks them in their hearts):
then people long to go on pilgrimages,
and palmers long to seek strange shores
and far-off shrines known in various lands,
and, especially, from the ends of every shire
in England they come to Canterbury,
to seek the holy, blissful martyr
who helped them when they were sick.
page 3, sentence 2
What's that from, it's beautiful...not the Canterbury Tales is it?
back to topic:
All hail to the Empress of India and Great Britain's Queen!
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The smoke wafted gently in the breeze across the poop deck and all seemed right in the world.
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Re: The Pan-Literature Game
Total the debits and credits in the unadjusted trial balance to make sure the sums are equal, then put a double underline beneath each sum.
page 52 sentence 7
page 52 sentence 7
Get your bake on. 

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