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Entries from July 21, 2010

Baerd didn’t speak, and Devin could think of…

July 21, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

Baerd didn’t speak, and Devin could think of nothing to sayThe informer was a paunchy, balding man of middle yearsHe didn’t look especially evilHe looked like a man surprised on the way to his favorite tavernDevin wondered if he’d had a wife and childrenThey hadn’t asked Rovigo’s man about that; he was just as happy [...]

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It appeared, incredibly enough, that there could…

July 21, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

It appeared, incredibly enough, that there could actually come a time when her being here might matter Tomaz, the gaunt, aged Khardhu warrior had said that it would be necessary for one of them to stay hereTomaz, who was very clearly not from Khardhun, and just as clearly unwilling to say who he really wasAlienor [...]

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Slowly, her hands beginning to tremble, Dianora…

July 14, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

Slowly, her hands beginning to tremble, Dianora walked off the path and under an arch of trees to stand before that pale, elusive creature of legendShe was so near she could see the green hair shine in the soft morning lightThe pale eyes had shadings to them, and depthThe riselka lifted one hand, its fingers [...]

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When downsizing became the “in” thing lo do,…

July 13, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

When downsizing became the “in” thing lo do, millions of workers | found out their largest so-called asset, their home, was eating them alive, j Their asset, called a house, still cost them money every monthTheir car, another “asset,” was eating them aliveThe golf clubs in the garage that cost $1,000 were not worth 51,000 [...]

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The commanders of the First and Second used that…

July 12, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

The commanders of the First and Second used that same week to formally present, purely coincidence of course, their new wage demands and to casually remind him of past promises of land for the mercenariesStarting, it was suggested delicately, with their commanders He’d wanted to order the two of them throttledHe’d wanted to fry their [...]

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When he had heard her named, that first day, as a…

July 11, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

When he had heard her named, that first day, as a woman from Certando, the dim, allowed spark of his mind had flickered and burned, for he knew, he knew what she had come to do Then, as the months passed and the years, he watched helplessly with his rheumy eyes from under the crush [...]

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Tomasso shivered at the invocation of the ancient…

July 10, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

Tomasso shivered at the invocation of the ancient words”Your oath and honor are sureties beyond measure,” he said, and meant it “They are indeed, bar Sandre,” said Nievole, taking a heavy step forward from the fire”And I will dare to say that the word of the Nievolene has never been valued at lesser coinThe dearest [...]

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Night Walkers, the one-legged old man had saidThe…

July 9, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

Night Walkers, the one-legged old man had saidThe vanguard, the secret army of the sectChosen in some way that no one knewBut now he did know, they had shown himIt occurred to him that he might be in danger now, having been granted this knowledge, and indeed, the bigger, bearded man seemed to be holding [...]

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They could scarcely grip their swords, or flee,…

July 8, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

They could scarcely grip their swords, or flee, or even stand upright before their foes who advanced untouched, unharmed, exalted, under that dread, sun-blighting sorcery, and began to carve and hew them with hard and deadly wrath Everything, thought Brandin of Ygrath, of the Western Palm, weeping helplessly on his hill as he looked down [...]

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She was sixteen in the late summer, he turned…

July 7, 2010 · No Comments · Uncategorized

She was sixteen in the late summer, he turned fifteen in the fallShe made a cake on his naming day, for the apprentice, the one old woman, her mother, her brother and herselfThey had no guests; assembly of any kind was forbidden throughout that yearHer mother had smiled when Dianora gave her a slice of [...]

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