SC, page 24, first full sentence: Staring at the blue plain below her, she presently noticed that there were little dots of brighter, paler colour in it here and there.

VoDT, page 97, last full sentence: "It's a very clever dragon but it may be a liar."

VoDT, page 97, last full sentence: It was so unusual for the Mouse to advise anyone not to fight that, even in that terrible moment, every eye turned to him.

HHB, page 100, first full sentence: "And to think," said Lasaraleen, almost crying, "that if only you had sense you could be the wife of a Grand Vizier!"

HHB, page 100, first full sentence: "Everyone's crazy about him."

MN, page 194, first full sentence: "Oh, shut up," said the miserable Digory, still in the same voice.

MN, page 194, first full sentence: "But we're not quite as bad as that world, are we, Aslan?"

LWW, page 53, middle full sentence: "It was less than a minute, and she pretended to have been away for hours."

Note: if there is an odd number of full sentences on the page, the middle sentence is the one with an equal number of full sentences before and after it. If there is an even number, than it is the one with 1 more sentence after it than before it. Mods, feel free to delete this if it breaks the rules.

LWW, page 53, middle full sentence: "It was less than a minute, and she pretended to have been away for hours."

"That is the very thing that makes her story so likely to be true," said the Professor.

(Oh, weird. it's like it's telling the story, if you put it next to yours, Dinode! LOL)

LB, page 64, 7th full sentence: '"So you never used the rings?" said Tirian.'

~Riella

LB, page 64, 7th full sentence: "No," said Eustace.

(We must have several of the same or very similar sets.)

MN, page 134, first full sentence: "It was a hard cruel country," said Strawberry.

MN, first full sentence, page 134

"The stats were the queerest to watch, fir of course the antlers came up a long time before the rest of them, so at first Digory thought they were trees."

LWW, first full sentence, page 51

"That is a point," said the professor, " which certainly swerves consdieration; very careful consideration"

LWW, first full sentence, page 51

"My dear young lady," said the Professor, suddenly looking up with a very sharp expression at both of them, "there is one plan which no one has suggested and which is well worth trying."

HHB, first full sentence, page 165

"And I was the lion you do not remember who pushed the boat in which you lay, a child near death, so that it came to shore where a man sat, wakeful at midnight, to receive you."

HHB, page 165, first full sentence: Presently, however, two more practical people arrived in the little wood.

SC, page 147, first full sentence: But as the chair broke, there came from it a bright flash, a sound like small thunder, and (for one moment) a loathsome smell.

SC, page 147, first full sentence: They were made to go on board her and led forward to the bows where there was a clear space in front of the rowers' benches and a seat running round inside the bulwarks.

VoDT, page 55, first full sentence: Caspian gave them no time to think.

VoDT, page 55, first full sentence: And then all the young men came to see what the young women were looking at, so that by the time Caspian reached the castle gates, nearly the whole town was shouting; and where Gumpas sat in the castle, muddling and messing about with accounts and forms and rules and regulations, he heard the noise.

VoDT, page 145, second full sentence: "Invisible enemies," muttered Caspian.

~Riella

VoDT, page 145, "What!" said Edmund. "Is there a way into Aslan's country from our world too?"

Prince Caspian, page 33, first question "Eh? What's that?"

PC, page 33, first question: "So there really is a castle, after all?"

SC, page 65, first full sentence: "You've got to learn that life isn't all fricasseed frogs and eel pie."

SC, page 65, first full sentence: "The owls were talking to him, explaining everything, but she was too tired to listen."

LWW, page 65, first full sentence: "I know what it is' said Peter; 'it's a beaver."

LWW, page 65, first full sentence: "I-I wonder if there's any point in going on," said Susan.

HHB, page 150, first full sentence: "Of course it is," said Hwin.

~Riella