The Ballad of Sprikit The Bard And Company
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Started reading August 27, 2024
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murky, brown water.
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No comma
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he thrusted his hand
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thrust
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The coals of the blacksmith’s forge, smouldering away, was
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coals... were
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a lean-shaped, wooden building
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which annoyingly towered Sprikit by a half foot.
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topped OR towered over
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“Down here sir,”
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A comma should always come before a term of address. I won't comment on all the instances; there are too many.
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Hello Eloquence.
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“Okay young fellow,
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when Ferg had paid a pittance?
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been paid
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don’t have all that much sir!”
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after all that.” Felix pried.
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that,"
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“Right Gentle-Brutes;
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You, Ferg is it?
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a table which was large and stocky, as were the chairs, to compensate for both human and Brute patrons.
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"compensate" is not the right word here; "allow" or "provide," maybe.
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“Ah madam,
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curly, blonde hair
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Isn’t that right lads?”
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But you Bard,
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of course.” Krog started.
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course,"
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“Come brothers,
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Being four-feet short
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by standing on the table the Bard found himself a good half a foot taller than Torg.
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The tables are 4.5 feet high? (Previously established that Sprikit is 4' and the Brutes are 4' taller than him.)
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All eyes affixed themselves on Eader,
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fixed
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Keeping his eyes affixed on the fight,
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fixed
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Broam may have had the muscles of a mountain,
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might
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his arms wailing on her.
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whaling
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Tallew stayed on her back,
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Doesn't this mean she should be counted out?
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Tallew The Swift, Champion Of The Clash!”
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No capitals for "the" and "of".
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He had as much right, well almost.
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well,
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the crowd were convinced of the victory and, more importantly, so would Raggel,
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so would Raggel be
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Vern almost brought the sword out of his hilt
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sheath
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“Well here, Captain.
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Well,
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Tallew The Swift, true to her new namesake,
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name [a namesake is someone or something you share a name with]
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“That’s a nice courtesy my wife is doing for you Master Bard.”
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the most unique situation he had ever found himself in.
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There are no degrees of being the only one of its kind (though this is a common enough usage that it's probably a lost cause now).
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the Bard inquired. smacking his lips after taking a swig.
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inquired,
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very good story Bard,”
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See you in a bit fellows.
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None of it seemed to phase Tallew in the slightest.
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faze
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“Gentle-Brutes this is–”
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But you had to let him stay didn’t you?
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stay,
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twenty-thousand
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No hyphen (only for numbers twenty-one to ninety-nine).
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He was as trapped as that stuffed fox he saw in Marney’s Wares.
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had seen
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He may very well get lost,
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might
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As he gained on the tunnels,
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gained the tunnels ["gained on" would be if the tunnels were running away, and he was chasing them]
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“Y-yes dear,”
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Sprikit winded around the tunnels
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wound
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He knew this was a stupid idea!
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He'd known
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no pardon necessary m’captain lady,”
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over, Bard.” she said,
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Bard,"
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