Just read it.

I just have time to read a more recent poem to you.

But I just read...

Then just read it.

Just read the speech!

Just read the dedication.

You won't have to read his column tomorrow, Eve. You just heard it.

I guess we'll just have to read your story in the Leader tomorrow.

You're going to like reading, and just read and read.

And I'll just read one.

I just read about it.

I've just read your T104.

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

They read Vogue magazine too. They just don't happen to have so much money.

So I'll just let you read.

So I'll just let you read.

Just read the facts, my friend.

Just read the headlines, that's all.

Just pretend that Marion can read.

Quiet, please. Just read the letter.

Couldn't I just read myself to sleep?

Just read these scripts. See how it's done.

Just read it like you normally would. Okay.

You just read the book. He wrote it.

Oh, I'm just dying to read your books.

I could just as well read Don Quixote.

You will read! There's just one more night.

I have just read an article right here on the editor's desk about your husband and that dancer.

I can't read the rest of the speech... the lights have gone out... so I'll just have to talk off the cuff.

It must have seemed so new and fresh to you, so exciting, to have your lines read just as you wrote them.

Then you could have read what I read.

I just read something neat. About a bus conductor.

This present statement must be read in conjunction with those earlier statements and documents which I have just mentioned.

I'll read just one more. I don't usually say that.

Just the way I saw it when I read it.

You know what you've just read in the paper, dear.

All this time at HQ, I just sat and read.

Just because you read a lot of high brow junk...

Just think, it wasn't sealed! And I read it thoroughly!

Have you ever read...

Have you read them?

Have you read them?

Have you read them?

Have you read it?

Have you read Strindberg?