The Giver by Lois Lowry Chapters 3-5

FATHER, chancing to chastise His indignant daughter Sue, Said, "I hope you realize That this hurts me more than you." Graham, Harry

"I would a great deal rather he grew angry," said Gabrielle, petulantly. Werner, E. T. C. (Edward Theodore Chalmers)

Conscience is the principle underlying my moral convictions. Williams, C. M.

Here in these woods, fair dealings and human relations are not regulated by statutes, but by the golden rule of conduct. Straus, Oscar S.

At night we always lodged in some monastery, invariably receiving a pleasant welcome. Bierce, Ambrose

In those early years, Mr. Yellin worked primarily in painting and collage, but he eventually gravitated toward sculpture. New York Times (Jan 13, 2012)

While his physical rehabilitation may be done, getting back into the flow of the game is another challenge altogether. Washington Post (Mar 8, 2012)

Every event in their whole existence is governed by cut and dried rules. Duffield, J. W.

Then all this stuff has got to be condensed and tabulated and put on cards and filed away. Porter, Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman)

Her eyes were closed; through her parted lips only came the gentlest breathing; on her serene brow there rested a look of absolute peace. Meade, L. T.

"Even Mother gets tired of us sometimes," confided Jean. Rankin, Carroll Watson

Broken and angular fragments of rocks underlying alluvial deposits. Webster, Noah

The consequence was that she was never agitated, disquieted, excited, anxious, troubled. Paul, Mother St.

And no matter how firmly we have decided to go to the dentist, we are a bit reluctant about starting. Edwards, Albert

Traditionally, the department has only gone after well operators for rule infractions. Scientific American (Oct 13, 2011)

These general descriptions, are, after all, very vague. Willis, N. Parker

Other researchers are more enthusiastic about aspirin’s prospects as a cancer treatment. New York Times (Mar 26, 2012)