LB, page 165, 2nd full sentence: Not because he and I are one, but because we are opposites, I take to me the services which thou hast done to him, for I and he are of such different kinds that no service which is vile can be done to me, and none which is not vile cannot be done to him. (whew! )

HHB, page 44, first full sentence: Shasta thought they should go up the river above Tashbaan and cross it where it was narrower.

HHB, page 44, first full sentence: "When Bree had finished they all went to sleep."

TSC, page 90, third full sentence: "Then the silent Knight and the Lady started walking their horses up the slope of the bridge with a great clatter of hoofs."

TSC, page 90, third full sentence: "The Prince led them, aiming always in the direction of the glowing red light but a little to the left of it."

VotDT, page 31, ninth full sentence: "Caspian is very clever at helping and thinks I don't see!"

VotDT, Page 31, Ninth full sentence: "All the others pretend to take no notice of this, either from swank or because Harold says one of the most cowardly things ordinary people do is to shut their eyes to Facts."

Hey, not too far from yours, LuvNarnia!

The Last Battle, Page 169, Fourth full sentence: "My sister Susan," answered Peter shortly and gravely, "is no longer a friend of Narnia."

The Last Battle, Page 169, Fourth full sentence: The difference between the old Narnia and the new Narnia was like that.

LWW page 165 first sentence: "Do I look it?" he said.

LWW page 165 first sentence: "Oh, children, children. Here you must stop.

lol

Horse and His Boy, page 131 first sentence: How dreadful! How perfectly dreadful!

HHB, page 131, first full sentence: If the oasis is due North of Tashbaan, then I'm afraid this may be longer.

LB, page 110, first full sentence: Ginger disappeared further up into the tree.

LB, page 110, first full sentence: He spoke of Moonwood the Hare who had such ears that he could sit by Caldron Pool under the thunder of the great waterfall and hear what men spoke in whispers at Cair Paravel.

VOTDT, page 161. First full sentence: It wouldn't shut.

VDT page 161 first full sentence: Luce followed the great lion out into the passage and at once saw coming toward them an old man, barefoot, dressed in a red robe. Wow! totally different.

LB page 126 second full sentence: "Silence," said Rishda Tarkaan.

LB page 126 second full sentence: It was a splendid position.

PC page 139 first full sentence: Even Lucy was by now, so to speak, only one-third of a little girl going to boarding school for the first time, and two-thirds of Queen Lucy of Narnia.

(I like that sentence)

PC, page 139, first full sentence: "Now, child," said Aslan, when they had left the trees behind them, "I will wait here."

VDT, page 171, first full sentence: The stars were all in quite different positions from those they had last noticed.

VDT, page 171, first full sentence: "She's a-saying," remarked the Chief Monopod, "as how we looked very nice before we were uglified."

MN, page 57, last full sentence: And both thought it was; but they had never been more mistaken in their lives.

MN, page 57, last full sentence: The doors were dead black, either ebony or some black metal which is not found in our world.

LB, page 13, first full sentence: There was no one with him that spring morning except his dearest friend, Jewel the Unicorn.

LB, page 13, first full sentence: A good deal of Puzzle's gray nose and face could be seen through the open mouth of the lion's head.

VoDT, page 6, second full sentence: You may imagine that they talked about it a good deal, when they got the chance.

VoDT, page 6, second full sentence:After her Edmund was lifted up, and then the miserable Eustace

SC, page 24, first full sentence: Even Eustace cheered up and admitted that it was "something like"