babylon dutch continued / вавилонский голландец длительный

Jun 04, 2009 00:53


Two: The Island

The proud dark ship slipped into the harbour like a cold hand stealing into a glove - waiting for the soft surroundings to warm the tense flesh. Around the shallow inlet there were tropical leaves and petals from a dozen different varieties of flower and tree, layer upon layer, the sunset splashed red and rich and so the dark ship ( Read more... )

memory lane, fic, babylon dutch, вавилонский голландец

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mr_stapleton June 4 2009, 05:09:46 UTC
wonderfully waved :) i keep enjoying!
thanks a lot! :))

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wytchcroft June 4 2009, 05:21:12 UTC
thank you Sir for your continued encouragement, i'm most grateful:))

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stoshagownozad June 4 2009, 20:22:00 UTC
wow intriguing

and the old lady... seems like we all had a chance to meet her.
I had once - in my childhood dream. So I recognize her.Or at least I put my childhood visions on the top of your character :))) and they seem to match!

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wytchcroft June 4 2009, 20:27:25 UTC
that's so great because i dreamt about this old lady after reading your Dutch story (the woman with the shawl)!!:)))

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wytchcroft June 4 2009, 20:32:55 UTC
ps - the other great thing was this link from Alex K:
http://www.ljplus.ru/img/b/u/burrru/Two_Alices.jpg

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stoshagownozad June 4 2009, 20:35:08 UTC
oh two like one!

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betsycontent June 5 2009, 14:00:18 UTC
wonderful! loved the conversation between mari and the old woman! gripping. am hooked now. :))) i found one appropriate typo i have to share:
"she cod hear the glad voices" !!! lol!

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wytchcroft June 5 2009, 16:03:55 UTC
LOL! oh that's a classic!:))

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wytchcroft June 5 2009, 16:14:05 UTC
and thanks for reading, i hope that means you are feeling a bit better?:))

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betsycontent June 5 2009, 19:15:48 UTC
a little, thanks, still feverish, aching, coughing . . . but definitely good sign i can read a bit again :)) but thanks for asking, sweetie. :)))

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aliasse June 5 2009, 19:09:23 UTC
You really are a master and also a mistress of atmosphere. Only a slight change in the language demand and this would be a great story for children. I saw someone here on your LJ that you do story-telling for children - is that right?

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wytchcroft June 5 2009, 19:33:31 UTC
hey! - thank you indeed!:))

yes, i do story-telling, in a small way, occasionally. There are a couple of stories for children in my lj somewhere.

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stoshagownozad June 5 2009, 20:20:27 UTC
and a very good ones :)))

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yry! wytchcroft June 5 2009, 21:10:59 UTC
you're so nice!:)))

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