1882 Stories

This Young boy fare haired. He has Malfoy and Peverall roots. This story set in 1882. We meet a young Dumbledore but only for a few scenes. The villain has deep and controlled past. This story is very complex a lot like the harry potter books. Many names and objects are from the books by J.k Rowling. This is a script.

White Horses on the Bay is an 80,000 word literary fiction spanning two eras in one extraordinary seaside town. The main narrative follows six days in the life of Fisher Sullivan, a young grave digger and church custodian struggling to find meaning and acceptance in his isolated world. The unusual but true story of a famous opera star, now buried in the historic cemetery Fisher maintains, echoes throughout the book. Twillingate, Newfoundland in the spring of 1964, is the setting for the whirlwind of events that challenge Fisher to think beyond his self inflicted solitude. The late 1800's and the beginning of the 20th Century is the era of the opera star who left the same quiet fishing village for the grand theatres of Europe. Fisher Sullivan and Georgina Stirling live in separate times yet their need for love and their ties to home remain constant forces in their journeys. Fisher's grandmother, Norma Sullivan, awaiting her own death in Twillingate's Memorial Hospital, has lived through both eras. Her last days are filled with memories of the way things used to be and perhaps still are.

The feud between the Hatfield's & the McCoy's continues, & the world around them is moving forward as two Northerners take up residence in the area. There is something strange at work here, & Cap finds himself being dragged into a feud that is more dangerous than just a family grudge. A decision must be made about which path to walk, but can he leave Clarice behind? Cap/OC

Trusts, conceived with noble intentions to foster advancements in sciences, literature, and other commendable causes, serve various purposes such as mitigating scarcity, facilitating education for the underprivileged, and extending medical support. The formal process of Trust Registration involves officially enrolling a trust under the Trusts Act of 1882.

PB never wanted to be an outlaw. But when she was orphaned at a young age, she had to learn how to become one. After her adoptive parent's death, PB decided to make a living for herself and move to New York. Now, 6 years into the future, she comes back to Demon's Butte as a new woman. When the town doesn't accept her the way she expected, she needs to face the truth and get into a little trouble to find her way in the wasteland she once called home. Jelly was raised to be an outlaw. In fact, she was raised by the toughest outlaws in the Wild West. Suddenly everything changes when her sister unexpectedly returns after 6 long years. Still angry at PB abandoning her when they were 16, Jelly wants nothing to do with her- but as tensions and feelings start to rise, she must dig deep and break down her walls before she loses the only family she has left.

Bibliographical Information: Dickens, Charles. "Dicken's Dictionary of Paris, 1882: An Unconventional Handbook." London, England: Macmillan & Co., Bedford Street, Strand, Dec 31, 1882. ALERT TO ALL WRITERS CONCERNED WITH HISTORICAL ACCURACY: This book is your key to success! While it is very specific, if you write in this time-period (I'm looking at all my fellow Phantom of the Opera fanfiction writers...) this is a necessity for all of you to read and consult when writing. I am posting this book under Public Domain laws in the United States.

Hector était sur ses gardes depuis la mort prématurée de Madame Dubois. Pour se consoler, il allait, avant d'aller sur les banc de l'école, voir sa voisine habitant une chaleureuse demeure. Mais, aujourd'hui allait être un jour spéciale et ses origines seront remis (ou pas) en question.

This novel is based on a true story. The true story about the light bulb! Let me tell you about the love of my heart. A hero by most people's standards. The world should have loved him as much as I do. But they didn't. He deserved it.

Josie didn't even want to go to her brother's Civil War reeanctment--let alone dress up for it. But going to the bathroom while wearing a hoop skirt is the least of her worries. Somehow she and Russ get thrown back into time...which would be cool if it wasn't in 1882, and if they hadn't gotten separated on their trip back...and if Josie hadn't found herself in the middle of a feud. Now, stuck in the Hatfield household, she's got to find a way to get to her missing brother without offending the frightening Devil Anse or his suspicious uncle, Jim Vance. She's got five days to stay with the Hatfields before Election Day, an event she's told no one can miss. Maybe, just maybe, she'll be reunited with Russ. And maybe she would've gone home, too, if she hadn't found herself completely swoony over Cap Hatfield.

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