You're left astonished at the devotion of the readers who will follow King down his labyrinthine pathways of plot, through the thickets of ALL CAPS paragraphs, only to emerge from a story within a flashback.
SignificantOther agreed: "This book has one of the best and most beautifully-written last paragraphs of all the novels I know".
At the end of all this comes the following paragraph: According to the conclusions of the forensic photography expert, the man entering A. S. Politkovskaya's building before her arrival and leaving the building immediately after her shooting is 167 centimetres tall.
In all the paragraphs of "Train Dreams," one feels vaguely unsettled; one feels the seams of history might unravel at any moment and the legends of the woods come slipping through.
The claims themselves each consist of a conclusory recitation of the applicable legal standard and a general "reference [to] all allegations of all prior paragraphs as though fully set forth herein".
In marked contrast, 75% of the GEPT-A reading items on the form analyzed had moderate, broad, or very broad scope, requiring test takers to extract the necessary information from most or all of a paragraph, more than one paragraph, or more than half the passage, respectively.
It's an eerie meditation on the instability of identity, and spans all of five paragraphs.
On Friday, June 16 , 1933 when Roosevelt signed it into law, The American Banker gave the news all of three paragraphs.
It takes all of three paragraphs for a reader of Martin Clark's first novel to determine that the author, a circuit court judge in Virginia, has produced something other than a conventional legal thriller.
Ms. Roach devotes all of two paragraphs to the fabulously strange career of Dr. John R. Brinkley (whose exploits are the subject of a much more entertaining new book devoted to sexual eccentricities, "Charlatan," by Pope Brock).
