The Abbey Grange: For Harry, England, and Riding Saint George

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Title: The Abbey Grange: For Harry, England, and Riding Saint George     
Author: gardnerhill                        
Word Count: 60                     
Rating: G
Warning: Postulation in progress.
Summary: Next time, make sure your lover is familiar with Henry V.

***

“Come, Watson, come.” Holmes’ voice was low, imperious. A warm hand on my shoulder. “The game is afoot.”

I chuckled, not opening my eyes. “Game, is it?” I rolled onto my stomach and parted my legs. “All right, darling, let’s play – but I shan’t be very active as I’m still half asl–”

“No, you dolt, we have a case!”

The Abbey Grange: For Harry, England, and Riding Saint George

[gardnerhill]

Title: The Abbey Grange: For Harry, England, and Riding Saint George      
Author: gardnerhill                         
Word Count: 60                      
Rating:  G
Warning: Postulation in progress.
Summary: Next time, make sure your lover is familiar with Henry V.

 ***

“Come, Watson, come.” Holmes’ voice was low, imperious. A warm hand on my shoulder. “The game is afoot.”

I chuckled, not opening my eyes. “Game, is it?” I rolled onto my stomach and parted my legs. “All right, darling, let’s play – but I shan’t be very active as I’m still half asl–”

“No, you dolt, we have a case!”

Canon Discussion: The Adventure of the Abbey Grange

[alafaye]

This week we are reading The Adventure of the Abbey Grange. It carries the themes of unhappy marriages and heroes.

( Three_Gables )

Canon Discussion: The Adventure of the Abbey Grange

[alafaye]

This week we are reading The Adventure of the Abbey Grange. It carries the themes of unhappy marriages and heroes.

( Three_Gables )

The Abbey Grange: Of Course She's Back

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Canon Story: The Abbey Grange
Title: Of Course She's Back
Author: Mouselet
Rating: G

Dr Watson’s account leaves much to be desired as to a description of dear Inspector Hopkins.  His features are neither delicate, which would not suit a man of action, nor pronounced, but show to perfection his courage and his commitment.  His limbs are strong; his grey eyes are firm, but compassionate; altogether he is the true perfection of a man.

[Ocelot’s Note: Just be grateful Mouselet was restricted to 60 words!]