Re: Page 17 of Your Current Book

On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:06:26 GMT, "Annie C"
<chernow2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>(What are the first four sentences at the top of page 17 in the book YOU are
>currently reading?)
>


Her pride, the way she meets the rising chop, the bearing that would
always be hers - each conveys acceptance. She seems to embrace the
water that holds dear its secrets and its dead, the water that has
entered to know her as it never could before.

The crew light cigarettes; they drink from flasks they'd known they'd
need, ask again if only by their inability to meet each other's eyes.

It is an act of mercy..... Isn't it?


Echo Bay by Richard Barre

Chris
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