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diana s. zimmerman the secret of the mists part 1

Adventure
English
360 Words
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ash Inside of The mist

Fantasy
English
1311 Words
No Age Recommendation
221
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Do you know what feels like to be able to turn into a wolf? What making mist come [more]

Keywords: mist, girl, extraordinary, interesting, book, mist, world, wolf, fate, waterfall, small, pond, girl, secret

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Eden Phillpotts Children Of The Mist

Art
English
54136 Words
Ages 18 and up
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Phoebe Lyddon frowned, and, as an instant protest, twin dimples peeped into life at the left corner of her bonny mouth. In regarding that attractive ripple the down-drawn eyebrows were forgotten until they rose again into their natural arches. A sweet, childish contour of face chimed with her expression; her full lips were bright as the bunch of ripe wood-strawberries at the breast of her cotton gown; her eyes as grey as Dartmoor mists; while, for the rest, a little round chin, a small, straight nose, and a high forehead, which Phoebe mourned and kept carefully concealed under masses of curly brown hair, were the sole features to be specially noted about her. She was a trifle below the standard of height proper to a girl of nineteen, but all compact, of soft, rounded lines, plump, fresh of colour, healthy, happy, sweet as a ripe apple. [more]

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Eden Phillpotts Children Of The Mist

Biography & Autobiography
English
46095 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Phoebe Lyddon frowned, and, as an instant protest, twin dimples peeped into life at the left corner of her bonny mouth. In regarding that attractive ripple the down-drawn eyebrows were forgotten until they rose again into their natural arches. A sweet, childish contour of face chimed with her expression; her full lips were bright as the bunch of ripe wood-strawberries at the breast of her cotton gown; her eyes as grey as Dartmoor mists; while, for the rest, a little round chin, a small, straight nose, and a high forehead, which Phoebe mourned and kept carefully concealed under masses of curly brown hair, were the sole features to be specially noted about her. She was a trifle below the standard of height proper to a girl of nineteen, but all compact, of soft, rounded lines, plump, fresh of colour, healthy, happy, sweet as a ripe apple. [more]

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Eden Phillpotts Children Of The Mist

Fiction
English
173244 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Eden Phillpotts (4 November 1862 – 29 December 1960) was an English author, poet and dramatist. He was [more]

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Madeleine M. Maggie of the Mist

The Maiden's Fighter

Fantasy
English
60227 Words
Ages 12 and up
232
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Her family was cast out to the highlands of Tírbogha. Shamed. Claimed dangerous - even deadly. His family were power hungry nobles in the lowlands of Curta. Honoured. Self-appointed Royalty - godlike. Maggie is the niece of a blacksmith once married to a McGregor. Keith is the oldest son of the second Tine'la prince. Both have the skills to kill. Both have secrets that can tear the other's world apart. But each needs the other to hold the world together. ***** Follow Maggie, Keith and the others as they set off on an adventure that was set in motion long before their own time, but one that will definitely test them and change their world as they know it! [more]

Keywords: Magic, Secrets, Fighting, Dreams, Coming of Age, Honour, Responsibility, Slightly Romantic, Some Music

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H. Rider Haggard The People of the Mist

Fantasy
English
145481 Words
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73
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The January afternoon was passing into night, the air was cold and still, so still that not a single twig of the naked beech-trees stirred; on the grass of the meadows lay a thin white rime, half frost, half snow; the firs stood out blackly against a steel-hued sky, and over the tallest of them hung a single star. Past these bordering firs there ran a road, on which, in this evening of the opening of our story, a young man stood irresolute, glancing now to the right and now to the left. To his right were two stately gates of iron fantastically wrought, supported by stone pillars on whose summits stood griffins of black marble embracing coats of arms, and banners inscribed with the device Per ardua ad astra. Beyond these gates ran a broad carriage drive, lined on either side by a double row of such oaks as England alone can produce under the most favourable circumstances of soil, aided by the nurturing hand of man and three or four centuries of time. [more]

Keywords: The People of the Mist, H. Rider Haggard, The People of the Mist By H. Rider Haggard

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