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First Line Friday is a weekly feature and simple to do - grab the book nearest you and post the first line. Carrie hosts this over on her blog Reading is my Superpower.
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The ship was spotted March 21, 1860 - Wednesday, four hours before dawn - by the crew of the J.R. Mather, a schooner hauling molasses to Philadelphia.
Happy Reading!
Sarah
Sounds like an interesting book. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteit was fantastic, I really liked it.
DeleteI'll see about adding it to my 'Last' set of books.... [muses]
DeleteYes! Take some of my books for YOUR TBR :P
Delete"On Sunday morning, 28 June 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand awoke in the Hotel Bosna with a sense of relief that he would soon depart."
ReplyDeleteJuly 1914 - Countdown to War by Sean McMeekin
I've seen this one before but haven't added it to my TBR yet.
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