An article from the last will & testament of Reggie Chamberlain-King ( Read more... )

In literature and slang, those interchangeable modes of expression, they sometimes call the cemetery the bone orchard ( Read more... )

As Reggie’s hair, I take a certain pride. It was opined by Mr. Casey that I was the contributing factor in Mr. Chamberlain-King’s instant recognition; my rigid set and style, when seen even in face-on silhouette (or is it from behind?), marks him more than his height mocks him. There is a waft and weave to me, a Pre-Raphaelite wave that breaks ( Read more... )

The effects of applying water to the back of a duck, ideally from above, are nonchalance on the part of the duck and redirection in many parts of the water. This may not be true of another birds of the family Anatidea, those being swans and geese, for reasons as yet unverified. The liquid applied will follow the natural contours of the down and ( Read more... )

One ( Read more... )

Answer one question from both sections or both questions from each. Try to be concise and, if you can’t be concise, be careful ( Read more... )

Eleven percent - Became boring through repetition ( Read more... )

Brittaine lay languorous on the park bench, lolling gently in a mild distress. “Molloy,” she muttered softly. “Crack my skull for me ( Read more... )

Love is a burning thing ( Read more... )

The gourmand is too frequently represented as male and aristocratic, but this is only because such people have the riches to waste on such richness. The baroness, however, was so-called because the mine of her resources was empty, but for rocks, and her pathways of generation blocked and squeezed by her gluttony ( Read more... )