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Turn to page 7.

What is the sentence starting nearest line 7?

"But the noises never woke me fully and I was always able to slip back into the dream I'd been having before".

Prizes for anyone who can name the source of any quote.

whats a book?

Who are those hooded hordes swarming

torie manefesto

lol  :)up

Isn't she a spanish porn star?

And thus the account should be ended. but no true account can ever end. And nothing can ever be safe or sure so long as cunning men plot to steal or destroy....................................

I have this down as "Bitch" by Alex Garland

" Almost two years,' Spencer said answering his own question. ' Two years of kindness , long walks , chasing frisbees on the beach , reguler meals ... and still sometimes you think i'm going to hit you .'

This is my face:

 ;gobsmacked;

well done that man. omg

Dean Koontz' dark rivers of the heart.

not much of a speller, is he? ;) (and a terrible book bTW)

"Conscience and cowardice are really the same things, Basil. Conscience is the trade-name of the firm. That is all"

Edit - will add the next line too to make it a little more guessable.

"What are you dying from?"

"Pain".  A rupture, an explosion, a slow, tortured death.

actually that's the top of page 7 but someone might recognise it ..and I'm pretentious enough to let it stand :)

'We sat around talking to each other, comparing conditions in different prisons in much the same way as I once discussed the pro's and cons of various first-class hotels.'

Trap 6 MOONA MOE PILOT (W)                Miss K Searle                     David Mullins
(Runs 42)   (1sts 11)      (2nds 6)

 rotflmfao

You win at tournament poker because of two important factors

Pride & Perjury, (Jonathan Aitken)?

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Bleak House?

this book will safe your life by AM Holmes  not as good as Music for Torching,.

The waste Land - TS Eliott?

A life saver of a book

If thats a joke because you know, funny, if that a serious guess I am not sure you could be any further away, and again very funny.

"Thus for France to lose Milan all that had to happen the first time was that Duke Ludovico should rampage on the borders, but for France to lose it a second time the whole world had to oppose her, and her armies had to be destroyed or chased out of Italy; and the reasons for this I gave above".

(And in case you were wondering, France did lose Milan both times :) )

very impressive  ;applause;  Do you have a photographic memory?

Nice to know someone else reads pretentious crap like I do

:)
Machiavelli's the Prince

A serious guess!

Continuing with the theme, how about "A Prison Diary" (Jeffrey Archer).

Surprised noone got mine yet...it's a classic FFS by Englands best ever writer

Spot and his dad are on the farm.

Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde

Heck..some of you lot have some wide pages to fit all them words onto.


mine is


Looby loo held Andys hand

Wild stab in the dark, but it's not Mr Nice by Howard Marks is it?

lol, know what you mean, a Balamory book was a very close 2nd for me :D

A huge leap towards the correct answer - but still a miss.

Tommy had to join in. What you did to that poor unfortunate girl is a disgrace to the Irish race and you should be ashamed of yourself.

my wife says the Looby loo held Andys hand this was Andy Panby or something like that

 :)up :)up

You worry me, what else do you keep in your attic?  ;)

Angela's ashes..better film

give that man a medal of some sort..nice job Guv'ner

Cool :D  It just seemed familiar!   Great book.

Well in that case, thw Author has to be Ian Allen.

http://www.ianallanpublishing.com/catalog/

Agreed - great film.
Great read.

"A sheet of paper is laid on a plate which has been prepared with a mixture of tallow and wax ground"

.....non fiction

a virtual prize to anyone who is close to the title.

well done , finding it very hard to get into but i will not give up lol

Dean Koontz'

Is he the guy that finished off the Richard Laymans last book due to his death.

Richard Layman.. now he wrote some weird books ..read many of them whilst choo chooing along..

How are you guys getting on with your Google competition?

LOL it's like the quiz all over again!!

If anyone gets this one I'll buy you a pint :)


"preach "loyalty", constitutionalism and religious liberty"

OK Boldie, here's another (I don't know what it is with page 7 line 7 and death references in my books!)

The man who was going to die was on his knees

and one more.....

even the small measure of spontaneity she craved seemed anathema to him.

Michael Barrymore's autobiography?

 rotflmfao

 ;carlocitrone;

"move knob in all four directions to adjust"

(It was the book nearest to me)

SKLANSKY!!!!!!

this was actually just a bit further away from me than the peugeot 206 handbook

Is it a peugeot 206 handbook??

"So how do we shape up a novel thought into something of quality, without the equivalent of the guiding hand that shapes up a lump of clay into a pot."

"Once you get used to the various patterns, the use of short vowels becomes less of a problem"  .  Taken from a really old and dusty Arabic phrase book on my desk . 

But have you worked out a way of incorporating the lessons learned into your poker game yet ;)

Page 7 is the first page so the book starts:

"I had been making the rounds of the Sacrifice Poles the day we heard my brother had escaped."

Easy Google fodder.

Sizes for structural elements for certain reseidential buildings and other small buildings of traditional construction.

Guess what that is.....

 mines is pretty easy as well , in fact im not going to bother typing it in , ill find another book.

 the one i had mentions the 2 main charatcers in the book in this one sentence , Suge and Tupac.

I better not.

the nearest book to me is the Viz Profanasaurus (for work purposes).

Arse like a wind sock sim. A well-bummed shitter.

honestly , it's for work

Page 7 of my Viz Profanisaurus is 'Babia majora' - A gaggle of flange.

No explanation neccessary....

my text doesn't start til page 13 so I've gone in 7 pages

Babia Majora is page 22 in my new edition.
lots of profanities have been added

Page 7, Line 7 is:

"Brownlee Harris was his number two, he remained....."


Easy one I think.

"From his squeaky chair in the warm office, the big man sipped coffee and squinted through the bright morning light toward the far end of the pier"

 ;carlocitrone; read it.....

Love in the present tense by Catherine Hyde....
Pay it forward was better..though it made a TERRIBLE movie.

How brains think

I dont think I've ever cried so uncontrollably at anything in my life than when i watched this movie. :'(

The Cold moon..and the Stone monkey is better....

I read the book after I saw the movie...loved the premise of it just thought the movie was a bit much..the book is truly top class.

Think that will be my next purchase then ( the books are always so much better than the movies)

Spot on, ifm got me on to Jeffery Deaver, finished "the coffin dancer" and loved it and this is the next installment and am half way thru and it ain't disappointing yet