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He patted the gray stone beside him-the Graygem or Graystone of Gargath, the artifact that long ago transformed all Krynn and brought chaos and change into it.
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I looked around and saw Duggin holding the faceted gray stone between his wrist stumps, aiming it at the guards.
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Slowly, noting every dismal detail, he walked toward a gray stone arch inset with a mosaic of darker pebbles spelling out TIPTOP INN — 1903.
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Even Caemlyn, one of the great cities of the world, had never seen the likes of their party before, and once inside the fifty-foot walls of gray stone they attracted notice as they crossed the New City along wide, slush-filled streets bustling with people and carts and wagons.
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Darted swiftly from bush to plowshare to midden to house, and plastered himself against the gray stone wall, breathing hard—and breathing in that delicious, savory aroma.
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At the end of the driveway was a gray stone house.
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In another minute this road cast us forward into a gravel parking lot next to a two-and-a-half-story, white stucco and gray stone house that seemed to have been set there, on its small promontory, by helicopter.
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From the water, Belle Morte reminded one of a sleepy old miser, perched up ahead on either side of the stream, its gray stone houses curvy and slumped as if they had used up all their energy just being built at all.
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Edoran looked at the gray stone tower, collapsing into rubble as flames shot from its roof, and tried not to smirk.
bilby commented on the word gray stone
They might even be furniture.
February 21, 2009
awils1 commented on the word gray stone
Don’t pick one of these up in NetHack before kicking it to see if it skates across the floor.
February 21, 2009