The Last Sentence

Final thoughts are more meaningful than first impressions

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It's not as bad as you'd think.

"One-Night Bonce" by Sloane Crosley

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"Well," I said, fighting a smile, "I feel uncomfortable and I'm going to go home."

"The Ursula Cookie" by Sloane Crosley

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And for the first time, I found God.

"Christmas in July" by Sloane Crosley

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From now on I will make a conscious effort to remember--should I find myself face-to-face or pipe-to-skull with the end of my life--that the real proof that I have tried to love and that people have tried to love me back was never going to fit in a kitchen drawer.

"The Pony Problem" by Sloane Crosley

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Sometimes they favor large, steely glasses that are hard to destroy.

American Nerd by Benjamin Nugent

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Surely its ancient origins are why it enthrals generation after generation of readers?

"Jane Austen" by Doris Lessing

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I hope I have a chance to explain all that to them before I'm murdered at age ninety-six by a scorned lover.

The Ridiculous Race: 26,000 miles, 2 guys, 1 globe, no airplanes by Steve Hely and Vali Chandrasekaran

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When did my skirt pocket get so heavy?

Alice in the Country of Hearts vol. 5 by Soumei Hoshino and Quinrose

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Your new game begins now.

Alice in the Country of Hearts vol. 4 by Soumei Hoshino and Quinrose

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To complete the picture, using the same wash and a 1/2 inch flat, drybrush over the boards to indicate wood texture.

Easy Landscapes by Jack Reid

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I take a deep breath and join him, watching the word Larry recede into the blackness of the sky.

The Gospel According to Larry by Janet Tashjian

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Because everyone LOVES precious Alice, right?

Alice in the Country of Hearts Vol. 3 by Soumei Hoshino and Quinrose

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"Never mind, my dear," said Ozma, with her charming smile, "no one can go far astray in the Land of Oz, and if Button-Bright isn't lost occasionally, he isn't happy."

The Scarecrow of Oz by L. Frank Baum

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Presently she was sound asleep.

The Road to Oz by L. Frank Baum

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"Like all your songs, dear Rinkitink, the sentiment far excels the poetry."

Rinkitink in Oz by L. Frank Baum

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"Yes; and it is true!" replied Ojo, gratefully.

The Patchwork Girl of Oz by L. Frank Baum

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"I'm better already, my darling," said he.

Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum