I just read your mind.

I have just read this book.

I could just read this out.

So I will just read ahead. (Laughter)

Let's just read it.

Just read it, man!

It was just something I read in a newspaper.

I'll read you the poem I wrote just now.

It's just poetry. I read it line by line.

I just think I need to read one more story. Matt

I've just read this book.

And I'll just read one.

The first I'll just read.

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

I guess you just have to read a lot, right?

I was just trying to show you how good I can read.

And it read I'm just going to read a key sentence

I read.

You just read it for yourself, sir. I took the paper from him and read as follows

You read it? I read it.

Just go and read her book.

So I'll just let you read.

You just have to read it.

And I read it, and it was just it was crap.

No. I don't remember it. I just read about it in the papers.

But then I read on, and I read this

I told him that I had just read a novel called American Psycho (Laughter)

Some read books just to pass time.

I'm just going to let you read.

Just read where those guys are from.

They just help me read the number.

So I just always read a lot, weird stuff, political stuff, everything.

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

I can read.

I read books.

I read books.

I read this.

I read 13341.

I read the letter. You read the will.

To read and write code! I just think you have to start small.

I read a diary of this poor senator who just keeps coming back,

What do you know about him? Just what I read in the papers.

My brother, Steven, read Aladdin, and I read encyclopedias.

We can just about read each other's minds.

You just sit tight and read your book.