Friday, May 28, 2010

500 Words XXXIX - This Week's Sentence

This week's sentence is taken - for no particular reason except that I loved the name Mrs. Runkle - from Henry James' 'Pandora.'

It is 'Then she has got her sister staying with her: Mrs. Runkle, from Natchez.'

Have fun with it, and please get your homework in ready to post before next Thursday morning.

8 comments:

Scout said...

Ooooooo, a southern line. That could be interesting. I might have to play this week.

Not to suggest all of your sentences aren't interesting.

dive said...

Ooooh, a southern writer! I rather think you should play this week, Robyn.

Vanda said...

Can I have a request? I'd love a Graham Green line some day.

dive said...

A splendid idea, Vanda. I'll see what I can do.

pilgrimchick said...

I'll think about it. Thursday for homework? Wow...pressing...

dive said...

Hi, Pilgrim.
It would be great if you decided to join our little writing group. Don't worry about deadlines; late stories always get posted.

neetzy said...

Runkle is a common name around here. I might get to do some homework after school lets out! (June 7th)

dive said...

Neetzy: Really? Runkle? I thought it was a made-up name and it made me giggle. Apologies to your local Runkles.
Yay for end of term!