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Post the fifth line from your book! Here’s mine:

 Abbie was sitting on a mossy stump, watching bees as they swarmed the petite white blooms of a blackberry bramble, and anticipating the bountiful harvest she’d enjoy in the coming months.

from Fae Child ( bit.ly/faechild )
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    “Come on, Kai. I’m not going to get stuck mucking stables again because you can’t get up like any regular faoii for chapel.”

    hmmm... Think I like the 5th line from the excerpt better:

    "An arrow from the east caught him first and he toppled off the roof. Kaiya grinned."

    I guess while I’m here I should tell you to click HERE and read the rest of it. ;)
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      "I’m going to be here for a while. Mostly alone. But I’m okay with that. Research keeps me occupied and the views are amazing."

      Mine starts as a log entry, so I had to search to find the proper 5th line that wasn’t "Log entry xyz"

      You can find the context here: https://www.inkshares.com/books/space-cat
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        5th line from NaNo WIP ’STEEL’S EARTH’ (didn’t realize this is a paragraph, oh well haha)

        Now, any gelatinous being of mostly-non-Newtonian-fluid would assure one that referring to its limbs, or proboscises as some might have, or joint-less appendages, as a paw or other such soft sounding descriptors is preferable to hand or claw, beings of physicality’s of a less-than-solid nature take insult if any word that sounds dense describes any part of their entity. At least this is a deeply, socially fundamentally important truth, stated as such, by some like Consul Reok Forx, who is a researcher for the University Galactic Board of Naming Conventions and Other Such Proper Titles and Pronouns.

        There’s nothing special about STEEL’S EARTH on my profile, I’m just really excited about the story compared to my others :)
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          "To someone looking out from within the newborn temple of applied beauty, I must resemble a before picture: hair spiking wildly around the edges of my cap, Chucks worn down at the heels, raccoon circles ringing my tired eyes." - from HOW TO KISS LIKE A MOVIE STAR 

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            Fun! 5th Line from The Walls are Closing In

            The top, which I cannot see from where I’m standing, even though I stare until my eyes start to burn in the bright sunlight.
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              From Far Flung:

              The scientist directed the readings to Third Mind, allowing the more analytical part to catalog the data. First and Second Mind looked at the more immediate problem – determining how this ship had appeared instead of the target, and what to do with it.

              (A tiny bit past the 5th sentence, but couldn’t resist)
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                Technically my fifth sentence is "Oliver couldn’t remember a time without his."

                Which sort of needs context (his what?) so here:

                "
                Fairy-companions weren’t unheard-of. Unusual, but not unheard-of. Rare. Legendary, even.

                Oliver couldn’t remember a time without his." :-)
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                  Love this idea! From The Talkers are Talking:

                  "What a swan song."

                  This is in the voice of the cannibal (for context- talking about losing control of his bowels if he dies), so the sentences are much shorter. Enjoyed reading your lines everyone =)
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