Bunsen chapter 1

As northy sees familiar faces around the pub, northy sees a new person sitting at the fireplace drinking their beer and watching the embers of the flame travel up through the fireplace.

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FlounderAway: Old Scents

Something stood up amongst the fireplace and the head was turned. eyes made contact with her as she shivered and remained still; glaring at her in return without hesitation and the falling silence that came with it.

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Parth's tale #1

"no heatin' just teh fireplace." he said by way of explanation as he piled the wood strategically and grabbed the matches and starter log, very soon a fire was blazing merrily in the fireplace. "so...uh tis be my home." parth said uncomfortably.

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WIP

Some desks and books on the left were all finnaly lit by the big fireplace infront fo the bed. infront of the fireplace lay a red rug- two red pillows laying on top of the deep black coverings.

A Father's Love, Chapter Three

"now just hold still, look just above the fireplace" he said. i nodded. for the next half hour everything was silent but for the sound of the clock ticking and mr. bridshaw's pencil scratching on the paper.

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Meeting Master

I gustier to a sheep skin rug infront of the fireplace. "please sit", i say before starting a fire in the fireplace with my flame breath.

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A Werewolf's Touch: Part 3 - Frozen In Terror

There was no one else; geoffrey had left to retrieve lumber for his fireplace. she stared at her hands. they had ebony nails, fairly long and sharp. they had grown during the hunt.

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Big Brother's Room

The cheery turning maple leaves; and getting to wear my neatest bulky sweaters; nuts and pumpkins and roasted apples and cranberries to eat, and porridge in the mornings and cocoa after sledding; the high, exciting, smoky smell and the bright crackle of fireplaces

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Out of Lube

He hooked one end of a handy chain to the d-ring built into the plinth base of the fireplace, and the other to the lion's collar. the horse bent, picked up his phone, and started to walk away.

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The Chronicler of the Library

Many of the librarians mourned each book tossed into the fireplaces, yet it was done.

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What is this thing we call love?

The panther seated near the fireplace coughed as he heard the question and brought a paw to his chest as he tried to regain his composure.

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Raspawtin

If the fireplace had been lit, it meant that the room would soon be used.

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