Comments on: It’s time for a book meme thing! http://www.wesoteric.com/blog-archives/08-03-2006/its-time-for-a-book-meme-thing/ The eldritch domain of Wes Fri, 21 Nov 2008 20:09:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: agustinaldo http://www.wesoteric.com/blog-archives/08-03-2006/its-time-for-a-book-meme-thing/#comment-3080 agustinaldo Sat, 05 Aug 2006 15:42:37 +0000 http://www.wesoteric.com/blog-archives/08-03-2006/its-time-for-a-book-meme-thing/#comment-3080 "Alejo Alejandrovitch remained in the house for one more hour. After that time passed, he got up, walked near his wife and asked her if she wanted to go back home with him. She, without even looking at him, replied him that she stayed for dinner. Then Alejo said goodbye to everyone and left. *** The old driver of the Karenina, a tall and thick man who spoted a new and shiny trenchcoat, barely held the horse, beautiful sample of a pure breed of a beautiful grey color, that stood at the entrance of the palace, very excited because of the intrense cold." That's what it says in my copy of Leo Tolstoi's Anna Karenina, the first book I found in my room. "Alejo Alejandrovitch remained in the house for one more hour. After that time passed, he got up, walked near his wife and asked her if she wanted to go back home with him. She, without even looking at him, replied him that she stayed for dinner. Then Alejo said goodbye to everyone and left.

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The old driver of the Karenina, a tall and thick man who spoted a new and shiny trenchcoat, barely held the horse, beautiful sample of a pure breed of a beautiful grey color, that stood at the entrance of the palace, very excited because of the intrense cold."

That's what it says in my copy of Leo Tolstoi's Anna Karenina, the first book I found in my room.

]]> By: the Jax http://www.wesoteric.com/blog-archives/08-03-2006/its-time-for-a-book-meme-thing/#comment-3055 the Jax Thu, 03 Aug 2006 22:27:08 +0000 http://www.wesoteric.com/blog-archives/08-03-2006/its-time-for-a-book-meme-thing/#comment-3055 How did you do that?? I always port to Wesoteric from Google at work (hides my browsing tracks a little better) and I just noticed that when you Google "Wesoteric" you get "about 666 matches". Cool! I have no blog, so I use yours vicariously. The girl whose desk I am covering has a Danielle Steel here: "And now she looked as breezy as could be, as though she'd gone into town to go shopping with her sisters. "It's not fair to me, Cass," he said quietly, "I was worried about you all afternoon. You don't know what it's like, thinking of all the horrible things that could happen." How did you do that?? I always port to Wesoteric from Google at work (hides my browsing tracks a little better) and I just noticed that when you Google "Wesoteric" you get "about 666 matches". Cool!
I have no blog, so I use yours vicariously. The girl whose desk I am covering has a Danielle Steel here:
"And now she looked as breezy as could be, as though she'd gone into town to go shopping with her sisters. "It's not fair to me, Cass," he said quietly, "I was worried about you all afternoon. You don't know what it's like, thinking of all the horrible things that could happen."

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