51.   He produced a typed statement that was read with passion.

52.   He wrote a book about him which he did not finish, but the fragments he left are read with fascination.

53.   Here you can read with liberty.

54.   He was a quiet child who went to the library once a week to collect arm loads of adventure books which he read with rapturous attention.

55.   His mother, who is attending college part-time, says she can tell when she reads with her son each night that he is improving.

56.   I find I read with more speed and comprehension now.

57.   I have actually never played it, so I read with interest an article on how to play at www.family.com that provided tips for playing with kids.

58.   I read it with admiration and appreciation because it took time, unlike the few seconds of clicking on the keyboard that creates an electronic letter.

59.   I read with disappointment your article about Olympic team training sites.

60.   I stopped reading with a sudden mental jolt.