Game thirty three book three, lines
Lines are in
1:A dirty drizzle seeped from Ankh-Morpork's skies, adding not at all to the city's non-existent loveliness.
2: The Shades were almost too quiet.
3: It was a warm spring night when a fist knocked at the door so hard that the hinges bent.
4: The hammer had no malice, it just rose and fell, which did nothing to make it less dangerous.
5:Dawn flowed over Ankh Morpork.*
6:In the depths of the Circle Sea the fish flicked and something thought.
7:Ragnar Hammerbeard spent every Sunday night in the dusty halls of the Dwarf Bread Museum, sharpening the scones.
But which is the real line?
1:A dirty drizzle seeped from Ankh-Morpork's skies, adding not at all to the city's non-existent loveliness.
2: The Shades were almost too quiet.
3: It was a warm spring night when a fist knocked at the door so hard that the hinges bent.
4: The hammer had no malice, it just rose and fell, which did nothing to make it less dangerous.
5:Dawn flowed over Ankh Morpork.*
6:In the depths of the Circle Sea the fish flicked and something thought.
7:Ragnar Hammerbeard spent every Sunday night in the dusty halls of the Dwarf Bread Museum, sharpening the scones.
But which is the real line?