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He read how his idol Winston Churchill took up brushes and oils after leaving office and tried it too.
He read "How to Pay for the War", by John Maynard Keynes; it was the annex on national income that most tickled his fancy.
King was intrigued when he read how people who underwent this surgery behaved differently than other people.
He read How to Draw the Marvel Way and he studied the pencils of Gene Colan and tried to mimic the melodrama of Jack Kirby.
He could read how far he was from shore, and its direction, by the feel of the swell against the hull.
He had read how much she loved music, how important it had been.
There he might read how elephants cannot bend at the knees, or that they have no interest in sex.
He has read how people choose their mates on smell and some sixth sense, a pheromone whiff off histocompatibility complexes other than their own, but recognized.
He had read how Mormons had swept into two other towns that played significant roles in the church's founding — Palmyra, N.Y., and Nauvoo, Ill.
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