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Opening lines of book. gbq

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oarsman | 12:22 Mon 03rd Sep 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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q79. Which not particularly appropriately named novel in the circumstances begins "He was driving along the road in France from St Die to Nancy in the district of Meurtle; it was straight and almost white, through thick woods of fir and birch. He came across the grass track on the right that he was looking for. It wasn't what he expected. Nothing ever is, he thought?

Anybody recognise these opening lines?

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this is from 'the only problem' by muriel spark

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If you do GBQ you have given away the answer to a very hard question which, thanks to you, most people have got right.

If you don't do GBQ, can I respectfully suggest you either mind your own business or actually subscribe to the quiz and thus use your superior knowledge for your personal benefit

oarsman - I refer you to your previous post where you said you didn't do the quiz, you were helping a lady friend. The last post from you was that she had asked you not to use this site.

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The lady in question no longer enters Great Brain Quiz.

I recently found out that you can download this quiz from the website so I thought I would see how I got on doing it myself.

I haven't actually entered the quiz yet as I am finding the questions very difficult and I haven't really got the time needed to complete all the answers so I thought I would see if other people knew some of the answers I was missing.

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