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11. "The Haunting of Hill House"? Just a guess. I read it long ago.

Wed Jan 31, 2018, 10:30 PM

Jan 2018

I haven't seen the movie, and if it's something else I'd love to know so I could see it!

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Memorable Last Lines from Books. Identify? [View all] Wolf Frankula Jan 2018 OP

I only recognize the second one, Sidney Carton's final lines Glorfindel Jan 2018 #1

I just finished rereading that Doyle story. dchill Jan 2018 #3

"Darling," it said. dchill Jan 2018 #2

Stephen King's "Pet Sematary" - maybe the scariest last line ever! Glorfindel Jan 2018 #4

That's why I remember it. dchill Jan 2018 #5

Here's a good one, too long for a post title. longship Jan 2018 #6

"The Haunting of Hill House"? Just a guess. I read it long ago. Glorfindel Jan 2018 #11

The 1963 Robert Wise production "The Haunting"!!! longship Feb 2018 #15

After all, tomorrow is another day lunasun Jan 2018 #7

The first one is from "Gone with the Wind" (optimistic Miss Scarlett!) Glorfindel Jan 2018 #10

"Well, I'm back", he said. First Speaker Jan 2018 #8

"The Return of the King" Glorfindel Jan 2018 #9

For some reason, I find that line about the most moving thing... First Speaker Feb 2018 #14

The Answers are Wolf Frankula Feb 2018 #16

The title is in the final paragraph. No need to identify. Aristus Feb 2018 #17

The End malthaussen Feb 2018 #18