31.   At one point, Stotter said he does not expect the judge to read every word he submitted.

32.   Before you read another word here, do the world a favor.

33.   A helper showed off the quilt to the crowd, who began to understand what was going to happen once they read the words on the border.

34.   A youthful Asian man lowered his hymnal, so a gray-haired white woman could read the words.

35.   Agree or not, nobody could read those words and feel that their author was anything less than a man of deep and enduring principle.

36.   But I read every word of this story.

37.   But Michael Leon Carr had read the words above the entrance to Wallace-Rose Hill.

38.   But reading the words and listening to her sing them are two different things.

39.   But reading the words of a Southern Baptist Conference official, to some conclusions we are impelled to jump.

40.   Does a melody immediately pop into your head when you read these words?