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gargoyle
1. like what would happen if a frilled lizard had mated with a gargoyle and then covered its resulting
2. She was a gargoyle from a medieval church, looking down on sinners
3. Those items are hard to see because they are made from gargoyle hide
4. After the last delegation from the seventeen dwarven nations of Kletiuk had sworn, a female gargoyle appeared beside Somonik, gestured him down, and whispered in his ear
5. With a moment’s study, it was seen to be a smoothly coordinated bustle of activity, apparently directed by a gargoyle who steadily rotated while hovering six meters in the air above the center of the floor, keeping an eye on everything
6. When the hovering gargoyle spotted them, he bowed to them in mid-air, and loudly called out in a magically augmented gravely baritone; “All hail Prince Mark and Princess Talia, Monarchs of Hilia, Keys to The Just Alliance!”
7. ” the gargoyle said as he pointed with an index finger
8. ” The gargoyle said as he pointed, and caused one of the canvas mounds to glow blue by means of a spelled ring he wore
9. His race was being decimated, the demons having arrived in the heart of gargoyle territory
10. ” a gargoyle said without looking away from the wound she was examining
11. Ogres weighed as much as an average unicorn and came equipped with skin that was tougher than gargoyle hide, and they were capable of fighting with almost undiminished capacity after sustaining wounds that would reduce most warriors to thrashing and screaming
12. ” He chuckled again as he touched the other two Sylvan with the stone in quick succession, then released the three from their paralysis as he turned to the nearest steward, a gargoyle who waited attentively for an opportunity to serve or assist
13. With a moment’s study, it was seen to be a smoothly coordinated bustle of activity, apparently directed by a gargoyle who steadily rotated while hovering twenty feet in the air above the center of the floor, keeping an eye on everything
14. They greeted Corwin without much surprise but were somewhat shy about the gargoyle who was sending dark deadly glances at the two youngsters
15. He sent Murphy out to look for any signs of a hidden camp and was doubly surprised when the gargoyle returned with negative news
16. The unicorn gathered my ashes and made me into the gargoyle, bonded me to Raven’s life
17. She died on earth but before she did, she created a gargoyle and bonded it to the boy
18. “I need to use the chamber pot,” she announced and the gargoyle nodded and rose to follow her
19. The gargoyle launched himself into the air and in mere moments had become as small as a bird
20. His own natural skills at climbing the heights were only enhanced so it was with some shock that he looked up and saw the gargoyle flying silently overhead
21. The inside was not empty, the gargoyle observed many servants but of the redheaded woman Corwin had described, he saw no trace
22. “I am a gargoyle,” Murphy snarled and reverted to his imposing stone, winged seven foot monster with red eyes and fangs, gray skinned and leathery wings
23. The gargoyle suggested that the presence of the creatures above had scared off or killed the former occupants
24. They flared briefly as Murphy pushed through them but as before, they had no effect on the earth magic of the gargoyle
25. “I was to warn her when you returned, gargoyle
26. The gargoyle nodded, leaped into the sky and was gone in a flurry of wing beats
27. “You’re a gargoyle
28. They all came inside the bedroom and the gargoyle told them of his search and of the Red Witch’s troop movements which were current news
29. Will you come with me, my Lord Corwin?” The gargoyle asked
30. The sky was a blue so pure that following the bird seemed almost as if following a ghost yet the gargoyle never faltered
31. “You don’t need to eat, shower or rest, Murphy?” Flauvel asked and the gargoyle shook his head
32. “I’m not sure if he can leave this Shadow,” the gargoyle hesitated
33. Through the bars peered a face like a fiendishly mocking carven gargoyle – Shukeli the eunuch, who had followed his stolen keys
34. Now facing her, a grimacing gargoyle seemed to mock her, attracting a smile on her face
35. try to give these bastard gargoyle chacma instruction
36. I’m not scared of many things in life, but that canine gargoyle is an exception
37. The neighbours were treated to a free rendition of the Afrikaans Haka performed with gargoyle immitations and grotesque tongue wagging, all at ear perforating decibel levels
38. The rabbit was busily hopping up and down and all around the kitchen floor, while the calico cat was serenely perched on top of the refrigerator, keenly watching all she surveyed, and resembling something of a feline gargoyle up there
39. “I just thought he was a gargoyle,” Hal said
40. That’s what it was remembered for in your own history books: the Gargouille, as it was named, a bit like gargoyle, the name of carved statues that have water spouts
41. Wretched gargoyle? How could the magnificent creature standing before him even refer to herself in such a manner? The minute she emerged from her chambers it was all the prince could do to keep from throwing her to the ground and taking her right there in front of everyone! He had dreamed of her body, of her, so many times since their first meeting that he thought he knew for sure what she looked like unclothed
42. in a slow, descending circle, landing on the head of a gargoyle that
43. After a few seconds, the memory of Susan being carried away by the freaky gargoyle came back to me and I started to panic
44. him turn from Gandhi to gargoyle in the blink of an eye
45. He was most resembling of an adolescent, albino gargoyle as one could truthfully imagine
46. She looked up at the gargoyle and then at Indio and Jaron
47. Jaron ignored him, “Ari, who’s Hakeem and what,” he pointed at the gargoyle, “is that?”
48. “This is a gargoyle
49. The gargoyle tilted his head and took a few steps towards Jaron, nuzzling its chin against his knee
50. I squatted there like some goofy gargoyle, looking up and down the silent street, seeing nothing, but still hearing that strange sound, like a long, slow exhalation that wasn’t followed by an inhalation