NEVERENDING STORY
GROUP ADMIN : NABANEET BARUAH
Join me in creating an epic adventure. Post a randomly chosen line from a randomly chosen book as a comment in the discussion space to make up a story that’s never been told before.
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Tanya Sharma / Joseph Hailey / Ankit JunejaCOMMENT
NABANEET BARUAH
The story begins...
Toward noon a dark coastline appeared, and before three o'clock there stood out against the north the bulbous domes and fantastic spires of the onyx city.
Tanya Sharma
Maybe it's in that wind out over the sea that's bringin' with it loss and wreck...
Tanya Sharma
She recognised the colossal indifference of nature, not hostile, even kindly and friendly, so long as the human ant-swarm was submissive, working with it, hurrying along at its side in the mysterious march of the centuries.
NABANEET BARUAH
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...
Joseph Hailey
Presently I heard the steps of a horse, and, to my astonishment, Mr. Uxbridge rode past. I was glad he did not know me.
NABANEET BARUAH
Give him honor, my lords! Salaam karo, my children. Make your salute to Toomai of the Elephants!
Tanya Sharma
Oh! this life Is nobler than attending for a check, Richer than doing nothing for a bribe Prouder than rustling in unpaid-for silk.
Joseph Hailey
When the dress is the same the distinction vanishes. I'm proud to receive in my house a lady of evident refinement and distinction. Allow me to introduce myself: Tarleton: John Tarleton
Tanya Sharma
The man from Honolulu - miserable, leering creature - communicated the tale to a rude knot of beach-combing drinkers in a public-house, where (I will so far agree with your temperance opinions) man is not always at his noblest; and the man from Honolulu had himself been drinking - drinking, we may charitably fancy, to excess.
NABANEET BARUAH
He was maundering; yet it seemed as if he were maundering with some design, beating about the bush of some communication that he feared to make
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