Grab the book closest to you, turn to page 44 what does line 4 say?

[Arcane]

If I had a gun on my hip, I might have shot a couple of those bucks

 

[meekthoughts]

"So here I am, stuck. I made a friend, a wonderful person with whom I may share my greatest pains with. Except my greatest pain of all."

 

[RyanEhf]

Time was not time anymore and never would be. The day was not the day, nor the night the night.

 

[Maoke320]

"this is sick and yet prosperous, in peril and prosperous"

 

[Adrolak]

But no actions indicates anything which is behind itself; it indicates only itself and the total series.

 

[Thea.Bay]

"boy had such delicate feauters that he couldn't be called"

 

[Thomas]]

"It stresses both the importance of careful research planning and the close link between theory and method"

 

[lomojojo]

Solution

 

[zaney]

enjoyment.

 

[gelnn]

armour. He have removed his helmet, revealing his face with a broad

Book: Grey Knights Omnibus
Author: Ben Counter

 

[Chasm]

m i the only 1 who hit a table on this? LoL
"Espionage or tresspass ----------- Unauthorized access and/or data collection"

 

[Okiedokes]

"family! You have to fix this! You have to tell them we are inno-"

 

[Rayri]

The fallen Venice became a symbol of faded grandeur, a place of melancholy, nostalgia, romance, mystery, and beauty.
.The City of Fallen Angels by John Berendt

 

[blkrb0t]

existing social organization. The Buddha and his followers

 

[Winterlong]

to the south, several shots were heard, was a sign?

 

[Lonely in BC]

"...he knew it was kind of a scrawl, but he could do it."

The Hammer of Eden- Ken Follett

 

[WishingWell]

44. What is the meaning of selah?

 

[Gutted]

I just see an empty page as the closest book is my notepad, lol.

 

[ladyforsaken]

"important. Really all words are important, even small words"

- Seriously...I'm Kidding by Ellen Degeneres

 

[Sarah_Lbnz]

"mysterious space they saw deaf people inhabiting". Baynton, D. "A Silent Exile on this Earth", in The Disability Studies Reader by Davis, L.J. (2010)