1
Not I; I never read novels; I have something else to do.
2
She had read novels innumerable; she had received tender confidences from friends.
3
A great many children go to school to learn to read novels.
4
It's one of the reasons among several why we like to read novels.
5
He was not in the habit of reading much,-neverread novels.
6
That was when she read novels in bed until two or three o'clock.
7
Some read novels, but my Book was far better than any of these.
8
And, if you do not read novels, what do you read?
9
I can't read novels myself, and I daresay it's trash anyhow.'
10
He read novels and poems and plays, which also were the story of mankind.
11
We walked, we sat in the shade, we lay in hammocks, we read novels.
12
The boys were not allowed in most families to read novels, even on week-days.
13
They don't even read novels, preferring encyclopaedias and scientific journals.
14
I thought, one day when I reach that post I too would read novels.
15
We get it, you read novels and wear a monocle.
16
He was big and good-natured, and read novels when he should have studied arithmetic.
