I was going to ask you about that. For instance I have this comment on one page:
He rounded the corner past Hale and the great structure came into full view. It had been planned that way, every angle considered by the architects so that it would be a presentation of magnificence from every side, causing the observer to stop and admire its beauty. Had people once criticized the addition of the red brick when they ran out of stone? What fools. It was perfection, the symmetry and elegance unlike anything else. The kirkbride structures were unique in many aspects but of them all only Worcester was u-shaped, its wings spiraling back on itself, reaching inward as they went outward. The detail allocated even the steps to the ____________
Description of buildings here
He thought that he could close his eyes and now exactly how many steps were between each ward. He had run the corridors and paths, skipped across them, strolled down them, crept over them in the dead of night. He knew where some of the walkways had been dug up to allow for an expansion of the road and the creation of parking lots. He knew why the triangular patch existed.
Now obviously that's no way to get a word count, but is it allowed? I did that in several places when I felt I didn't have the info necessary to write a part.
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Date: 2012-11-06 02:36 pm (UTC)He rounded the corner past Hale and the great structure came into full view. It had been planned that way, every angle considered by the architects so that it would be a presentation of magnificence from every side, causing the observer to stop and admire its beauty. Had people once criticized the addition of the red brick when they ran out of stone? What fools. It was perfection, the symmetry and elegance unlike anything else. The kirkbride structures were unique in many aspects but of them all only Worcester was u-shaped, its wings spiraling back on itself, reaching inward as they went outward. The detail allocated even the steps to the ____________
Description of buildings here
He thought that he could close his eyes and now exactly how many steps were between each ward. He had run the corridors and paths, skipped across them, strolled down them, crept over them in the dead of night. He knew where some of the walkways had been dug up to allow for an expansion of the road and the creation of parking lots. He knew why the triangular patch existed.
Now obviously that's no way to get a word count, but is it allowed? I did that in several places when I felt I didn't have the info necessary to write a part.
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