Grab the book that is closest to you and turn to page 22....?

Question

what does it say on the third line down?

Answer 1

they didn't exactly get barred, frankie told him.

Answer 2

"The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle" By Avi:

I'll write the whole page:

When i noticed something that looked like a pillow and a blanket, I realized it was meant to be a bed.Then,when Mr.Keetch held up the light i saw something crawl over it."What's that", I cried. "Roach miss, Every ship has 'em." As for the rest of the furnishings, there were none save a smallbuilt-in chest in the bulk head wall, the door of which droped down and seved as a desktop. There was nothing else. No porthole. No chair. No so much as a single peice of polite ornamentation. It was ugly, unatural, and as i stooped there, impossible. In a panic I turned to Mr. Keetch, wanting to utter some new protest. Alas he had gone-and had shut the door behind him as though to close the spring on a trap. How long I remained hunched in that tiny, dark hole, I am not sure. What aroused me was a knock on the dorr Startled I gasped, "Come In."The door opened. Standing there was a shockingly decrepit old sailor, a tattered tar-covered hat all but crushed in his gnarled and trembling hands. His clothing was poor, his manner cringing. "Yes?" I managed to say.
"Miss, your trunk is here"
I looked beyond the door to the trunk's bluky outline. i saw at once how absurd it would be to even attempt bringing it into my space.

And that's the whole 22nd page :) This is such a AWESOME book!!!!

Answer 3

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Answer 4

"when i reflect on the matter,i feel myself distracted on both my hands by this thought,that in mt old age i should be obligated to take the field in defense of my right and liberties, and that of my children"

From the book Behind the lines. A book that contains war letter from Foreign and American troops. circa civil war to now. great book

Answer 5

Turned out to live on the fourth of fifth floor. After a couple

Answer 6

THE CELL By Stephen King-fell back to the sidewalk,throwing both arms out melodramatically: Look,

Answer 7

I stole a pair of sneakers

(im reading in rhe book HOLES by Louis Sachar

Answer 8

"was studying to become a rocket scientist, a guidance systems expert to"

The funny part was that I actually had my bookmark on page 22

Answer 9

At the end of the century, del taco was offering a "macho" meal that weighed four pounds.

Answer 10

Hi Mrs Sparrow. Your husband is easy on the eyes.

Answer 11

the closest book to me was a dictionary and it says, "ag.ri.busi.ness, n. the business of producing, processing and distributing agriculural products."
lol = ]