... of white grey clouds over an endless deep grey blue sky, like angry foam crashing on a stormy sea, rising and falling in such a slowed down motion it became almost an abstract illusion.  The ...beneath on the road to goodbye. “And now…” the minister smiled sadly.  He was approaching his sixties, tall and stocky, his shoulders wide and bulky beneath his cassock.  Slowly, his hands pressing together ...

The House on the Cliff. – Pt. I.

... carefully brushed the faded silvery hair from Vincent’s face, hair that had once been as black as a stormy night. “You’re looking a little long in the tooth yourself.” “I know. I tried to die. I... to him when he said he wanted something isolated. Apparently the idea that an old fart in his sixties would want to live far away from other people was too difficult a concept for some realtors to grasp....

Ownfic: "The Prisoner's Remorse" (1/2) for mctabby

Title: The Prisoner's Remorse (1/2) Author: Recipient: mctabby Characters/Pairings: Remus Lupin, Gellert Grindelwald (with implied Remus/Sirius and Dumbledore/Grindelwald) Rating: PG-13 Warnings (highlight to view): Angst, mind-fuck. Wordcount: ~ 14 000 words Summary: After Sirius Black's betrayal, Professor Dumbledore finds work for Remus Lupin as a prison guard in ...

The Bedford

... hub of this part of South London ever since. A spit and sawdust gig venue during the sixties and seventies, the pub boasts early shows for The Clash and U2 on its CV of famous nights.... affair with Gully. The fun and games didn’t stop there however, as four months into a stormy marriage, Charles was mysteriously poisoned. Police enquiries in the case revealed Charles's behaviour towards his wife ...

The Concert

It was a dark and stormy night... no really. It was. I really hate when I'm not running the program, and I'll get back to that later... meeting the snow tops and eroding down the mountains into the glacial lake. The Father entered, a quick-witted British man, mid sixties, exclaiming how there were many people stuck under the Britania Hotel awning and would have come if the storm wasn't so violent. ...

And woven together with such great skill that they.

...-edged ridges of brittle igneous rock rivaled the Alps in size. Their peaks were about a thousand feet beneath the stormy surface of the North Atlantic. Before the late sixties submarines could barely approach the peaks much less probe their myriad valleys. Throughout the seventies Soviet naval survey vessels had...

delsatroc

...and crawled forth."What the flaming--!" For the moment his voice died away in his throatas his eyes took in the tableau. "Hold on! I'm not dead!" he cried out,coming up to the group with stormy countenance. Sun he go down--talk-talk;sun he come up--talk-talk; all the time talk-talk. What name that fellatalk-talk?"Oh, nothing much." He shrugged his shoulders. "They were trying to buyBerande, that...

lahmvidarq

...and crawled forth."What the flaming--!" For the moment his voice died away in his throatas his eyes took in the tableau. "Hold on! I'm not dead!" he cried out,coming up to the group with stormy countenance. Sun he go down--talk-talk;sun he come up--talk-talk; all the time talk-talk. What name that fellatalk-talk?"Oh, nothing much." He shrugged his shoulders. "They were trying to buyBerande, that...

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... or so you said. A shift of fourpoints into the south-west, coming just at the right time as theyentered upon Caribou Crossing, drove them down that connecting linkto lakes Tagish and Marsh. In stormy sunset and twilight--theymade the dangerous crossing of Great Windy Arm, wherein they beheldtwo other boat-loads of gold-rushers capsize and drown. "She sank to the floor and threw her arms about ...

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