21.   He slipped a sheet of paper out from under the blotting-pad on his desk, then put on a pair of spectacles to read from it.

22.   He also enthuses about the extraordinary steam trains he has recently seen for himself, reading from a journal which he has been writing while away.

23.   You can also read from a file which has been opened using OPENOUT.

24.   A statement which will assign to variables values read from the DATA statements in the program.

25.   RESTORE can be used at any time in a program to set the line where DATA is read from.

26.   As far as the programmer is concerned, data can be written to and read from a file a data item or a character at a time.

27.   The file may be read from or written to.

28.   Read from the file opened as fnum into the variable var.

29.   Reading from an empty area of a sparse file will return garbage.

30.   And I heard him read from your notes that you were an only child, with no brothers or sisters.