And then, in a scene between narrator and father, in a lake in the woods, Hampsey skillfully guides the reader into the twilight one more time.
In novels you have to guide the reader into a scene, show them the curtains, the sconces, the thickness of the snow falling outside the window.
At the very least, these few simple rules might guide the reader into a more sincere and structured review and satisfy the author or publisher with the assurance that the reader has taken the trouble to offer an honest appraisal.
Very brief directions guide the reader in how to use the tables.
By contrast, in the main interpretive thread followed here, skeptical arguments were a cognitive tool that Descartes used in order to guide the reader of the Meditations into the right cognitive frame of mind for grasping the first truths of metaphysics.
His new book, aptly titled "Proust's Way: A Field Guide to 'In Search of Lost Time,' " learnedly guides the reader, familiar with Proust or not, into the deeper moral and philosophical dimensions of the writer.
The Star ends with a depiction of what is seen in this vision God's face in the form of the star of redemption and then guides the reader out from the setting of such vision back into everyday life.
Back then, Doyle's narrative cunningly guided the reader with a trail of crumbs that took a meandering route before forking off into the torture chamber.
Chapter 2 guides the reader through the process of creating user-centered spaces in academic libraries.
This structure provides narrative anchors to guide the reader through the horrors to come.
