60 The Miller
 
  By Hourhouse
Mon, 09 Aug 2010    
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    The sails turned lazily in the faint breeze, swishing beneath the summer sky. The old grey wood creaked with the shifting stresses. The miller’s heart sang as he watched. This was where he belonged and he would never leave. He had not left since these same sails had caught him unawares, killing him instantly, a hundred and fifty years ago.
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Hi Hourhouse, You have set
    Permalink    Submitted by skinner_jennifer on   
  Hi Hourhouse,
You have set me a challenge, I am going to have a
go at this 60 word story.
I like your description in this story.
Jenny.
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that's a really clever idea
    Permalink    Submitted by insertponceyfre... on   
  that's a really clever idea Hourhouse, and well done for managing to fit a plot into 60 words. I don't think I could. I might have a go though
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Hi Hourhouse, Well
    Permalink    Submitted by skinner_jennifer on   
  Hi Hourhouse,
Well congratulations on the cherry, well deserved.
Jenny.
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Hi Hourhouse, Just to let
    Permalink    Submitted by skinner_jennifer on   
  Hi Hourhouse,
Just to let you know, I had a go at writing a story,
in no more than 60 words. It's called the "Merlin
and the Sparrow." 
I would love it if you read it, just tell me what you
think.
Thanks.
Jenny.
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Hi Hourhouse, A great
Hi Hourhouse,
A great beginning, a terrific middle and a twist at the end, all in 60 words - brilliant.
I will certainly give this a go - will have to curb my tendency to verbosity though.
Kheldar :--)

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New hourhouse well deserved
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  New hourhouse
well deserved cherry! on 60 words (IP)
Short story, and plot grafted so well
from beginning to end. life story.
julie  (:-
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