“Bruce worked very hard on an obscure document about prophecy and how some people could experience events that were later realized. Scientists did not find any rational explanation for this but often called it a process of intuitive repetition. Bruce also read about second thoughts, often quite unlike the original. They came to some people like a flash, in the middle of the night. Finally, he read a combination of intuitive repetitions and that blazing nights could, as the result of revelation, find of great importance. He read that it was one of those big inventors’ ways of approaching a new unknown. These were difficult concepts to understand, and Bruce fell asleep while reading.”

“Jumping Rabbits played against Stinky Frogs and the winner took on Purple Rats immediately after. Blazing Night had constructed ...”

“However, he either could growl without meaning, like a monster, or stay silent and keep his ideas to himself.”

“Heat and dryness frightens me, like skeletal shapes of war, two of them look doomed and challenge the peace blazing.”

“Fred prepared a board game he had created for the entire family to play. And they did.”

“The hall door, beside which Rob worked that dreary noon, looked very old; its weathered brown paint was carved by long black lines left by leaks in the porch.”

“Sunday was a day when players could not dispatch their doubles. Instead, clones went to the garage, where they studied educational ...”