Gisborne . . .
‘Vasey and Gisborne arrived in Nottingham together, with papers from Prince John purportedly in the name of King Richard.
'Vasey and Gisborne arrived together . . .'
‘Vasey and Gisborne arrived in Nottingham together, with papers from Prince John purportedly in the name of King Richard.
'Vasey and Gisborne arrived together . . .'
The abbey’s soaring barrel-vaulted roof and its handsome wooden pews should have sustained me but as I knelt for what seemed hours, my hands knotted together, no vestige of relief came. Only a biting cold that soon had me shivering. As well that I shiver, I thought. It approximated the incipient fear that was beginning to stir. How dangerous it would be to work in a house that would entertain the high-born of far and wide. Prudence, you place yourself in peril.
From http://butnotyet.wordpress.com/author/thefondimpossibility
This really brightened a day of writer’s block . . . from butnotyet.wordpress.com/author/thefondimpossibility and all because I write very occasionally about Richard Armitage’s alter egos in the form of fan-fiction. She says there’s no sunshine like men who wear black. To which I might just add . . . leather!