A short story in which every word has the letter "Q" and by property of association, "U". |
Quite quintessentially, baroque quills quelled Queen Quinn's quiet quivering. Conqueror Quentin quizzed Queen Quinn, questioning Quinn's equine quips. "Equestrian equipment quality quickly qualified quorum quotient," Queen Quinn quoted. "Quite, quite, Queen Quinn," Quentin squealed. "Quail quiche?" Quinn eloquently queried. "Quickly, Queen," Quentin quivered. "Quest, Quincy," Queen Quinn equivocated, "Quentin requires quality quail quiche." Quickly, Quincy acquired quail quiche. Quincy squatted, quietly quivering. "Queen Quinn, Conqueror Quentin, quail quiche?" Quincy squawked. Queen Quinn equivocated quietly, "Quincy's hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobic equilibrium requires quite quick quip queues." "Quite quarrelsome, Quincy's hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia's quandaries eloquently squeak 'Squalor,' " Quentin quibbled. "Query, Queen Quinn, Quincy's qualified qualitatively?" "Queerly," Queen Quinn squeaked, "Quincy's quite qualitatively qualified, Conqueror Quentin." Quincy quibbled quietly.Quivering, Quincy squawked, "Queen Quinn, Quincy quits!" Queen Quinn quivered, quietly querying Quincy's quintessential equivalence, quite quizzically. QUIT This piece is 17 sentences long because Q is the 17th letter of the alphabet, and is the first of a set of alphabet sentences and paragraphs. |