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Even China,” she says with amazement, “We were not expecting China to say that aloud.

That line so outraged the dad at E-Z Car Rental that he repeated it aloud on Wednesday afternoon.

Did you know Jane Austen loved Pride and Prejudice as her ‘own darling child’ and read it aloud at home?

Instead, he picked up the Bible on the nightstand and began “reading passages from Scripture aloud to them.”

Sometimes they find themselves in agreement with conservative arguments and say so aloud.

And he immediately became flippant, not aloud, but secretly, to hide himself from himself.

But aloud he said, lightly: "Perhaps you may find it expedient to do the same thing, Miss West."

Because I am a fool; he did not say this aloud, but in his own heart he knew it was true.

"The flowers, .25," figured Mrs. Thorne aloud, writing it down as she did so.

Was it possible that he had unknowingly uttered them aloud and Iris was now slily poking fun at him?