Another admonition reads, "Don't give to your characters — as a sign of villainy, as a damning characteristic — a desire to make money".
Signed "Lots of love, Daddy," it spells out each syllable of DNA's full chemical name, "des-oxy-ribose-nucleic-acid," with the admonition to "read it carefully".
"Burn the witch," we are invited to chant, until the accused is finally let off with an admonition to read less.
Many younger readers of poetry forget the admonition to read the shortest lines of poetry the slowest; in Snowflake, Myles puts a crystallizing pressure on each immanent sound and transparent image that even the stingiest reader is compelled to honor.
At the investiture ceremony the Admonitions are read in turn by the prelate and chancellor of the order and several insignia are offered on a cushion to the Sovereign by Garter King of Arms, Black Rod, and the secretary of the order, in turn, so that the Sovereign may perform the ceremony of investiture.
He was standing right at the edge of Barsuglia's "Social Pool," next to an admonition in red letters reading, "Please respect and preserve the artwork".
A frequent admonition is "never read the comment section," otherwise you might notice postings like, "Emma is ISIS.
And as for abolitionism, he asked Lincoln to "openly direct me to make the correction" to this part of his proclamation, as if willfully reading Lincoln's kindly previous admonition as ambivalence.
Mr. Paladino's money trail and cozy relations are worth remembering when reading on his Web site this admonition to the Legislature: "Don't let contributors and lobbyists influence your votes".
(Have any of us stateside stopped writing or reading our own "insular" fiction following the Nobel's admonitions that we should a couple years ago? If our current darling, "Freedom," is any indication, the answer is no).
