1.   At least one reader took exception to my recent column about the ongoing and seemingly endless presidential sex scandal.

2.   A prologue to a tale was posted and readers took it from there, weaving a story, one reader picking up where another left off.

3.   But another reader would take away the wonder.

4.   But there is also the clarity that a reader takes away from a story, and it proceeds less from cumulative detail than from revelation of motive.

5.   David Payne is a writer whom readers take personally, a novelist who speaks to their lives, whose books become part of their experience.

6.   De Waal is an original thinker and writes with such a light hand that the reader can take a stimulating ride through his imaginative philosphical course.

7.   Far from tapping into anything real, the author seems intent on delivering an upright and safely predictable past in which his readers can take comfort.

8.   Generous readers often take the time to share with me a few hints of their own.

9.   I realize some readers will take this as a heresy.

10.   In Medicine Hat, Alberta, the readers take the Medicine Hat News.