When Reed describes Victor as "a stronger man", he creates a square jaw emphasizing that.

While he was in the 10th grade, Reed's parents, who Reed describes as hippies, divorced.

And when Reed describes his midlife conversion to Christianity, she takes him at his word.

Reed described his struggles to keep Cope's men away from his own hunting grounds in regular correspondence with Marsh.

Although Reed would later jokingly describe his work for the family firm as "drudgery", in reality he was enthusiastic about the trade and worked hard to master it.

The Knicks were unable to overcome what Reed described "a well-played first quarter."

Reed described the initial meeting as positive.

Reed disarmingly describes himself as 'nearly six feet tall and 13 stones when I'm at my best', but the banners appeared in force all the same.

Reed described the convent as a prison, where young girls were forced into Catholicism, with grotesque punishment for those who refused.

"Landon said that Reed described them as bloated, covered with sores, bleeding from the orifices."