@An Everyday Penguin, I was much too lazy to grab a bible as well. Luckily, lies take nearly 0 effort at all.
I think it even says that in the bible somewhere, I know I skimmed over a part about lying.
"I'm afraid i broke some furniture. The chain snapped and, well... I'll pay for it, of course. Some of the walls are scratches, too." (Skulduggery Pleasant, Mortal coil. Book 5)
There were bodies strewn about: the four men who tried to throw him in the fire, were dead, one a charred meaty skeleton, the others with holes the size of hands in their backs.
"Tyler got me a job waiting tables, and now he's sticking a gun in my mouth and telling me the first step to eternal life is you have to die" (Palahniuk 1).
"A part of him noted that he had taken similar weapons off Gestapo officers at the end of the war." The Adept by Katherine Kurtz. What's that supposed to mean about my life?
Robb Stark seemed puzzled. "Is this some trap, Lannister? What's Bran to you? Why should you want to help him?"
Uhhh. Google says no translation to love life
If f is continuous on a closed interval (a, b), then f attains an absolute minimum value f(c) and an absolute minimum value f(d) at some numbers c and d in (a, b).
Henry Clay, hoping to keep all Americans in the union, rejected annexation for contrary Whig reasons, the Whigs alliance against Texas almost killed expansionism
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The book closet is WAY too heavy.