Read it once more.

He read the letter over and over.

I read this again.

He read the poem again.

So she had it read again, she wanted to have it read again, and her doctor fired her.

Read it again, the last part.

I had Franz's letter with me, and I read it over and over again, though I knew it by heart.

And I stood there. And I reread my essay.

Better. Read about every book there is, I guess.

Not at all, I've read it so many times I practically know it by heart.

I read each one a dozen times... and then pasted them in the scrapbook.

All right, read it. Read it for me.

Read it. Read the scene just before she has him killed.

He read the letter she mailed to him over and over again, but still did not understand it.

I would like to suggest that, in my view, the way paragraph 7 is drafted now is clear. I read it several times.

You should read it.

Read them line by line.

And he said, She read it once and then she read it again.

Read it and you'll understand everything

I say it again and again and again.

Then you could have read what I read.

He watched again and again.

I read some to her, she reads some to me.

Read a book.

Well, here it is. Read it. I'm sure you'll adore it.

Sure. She started reading. She read one sentence.

On second thought, I think I would like to read those letters.

Read them when I'm gone.

I beat him and beat him.

The same scene over and over.

50. Before turning over a new leaf one must have read the old one.

50. Before a new leaf can be turned, the old leaf must be read!

We can go do it over and over again.

And we checked again and again, sir.

Slowly and again and forever and ever

I've tested this card through and through.

You might as well read a novel instead of staring at the ceiling.

The same old story went on again and again, and I had an opportunity to hear it.

I used to take the dog walking over and over again.

I can hear it two, three, five times.

Same with this it's a movie review, an art review, a book review where the reading is in case you want to go.

On all sides, Sergei Kuzmich ...

Read one sentence each.

Let me read it.

You can snap through it in maybe two years if you read eight hours a day.