101.   Frequent Bible readers are the same population who tend to fill pews.

102.   Good readers are good thinkers who tend to do well at everything in life.

103.   Harrison writes with such assurance, such matter-of-fact sympathy for her characters, that readers are slowly but surely induced to succumb to the spell of her hothouse world.

104.   Greenman routinely refuses to let the reader be on stable ground, which is both blessing and curse.

105.   He ended up abandoning it after six installments because too few readers were willing to pay for it.

106.   He noted, for example, that the library had expected that readers would be interested only in electronic versions exploring computer topics.

107.   He said Italian readers would be more interested in a similar memoir of New England.

108.   He may think the reader is not interested in him, but the reverse is not true.

109.   He was assured readers would be grateful.

110.   I know by the email I get that readers are confused about where I stand on SUVs.