From: ip208@bille.ii.uib.no (Magnus Alvestad) Newsgroups: alt.pub.dragons-inn Subject: Re: Music hath charms.. Message-ID: Date: 12 May 92 13:10:01 GMT References: In article <1992May12.035925.3003@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu> mgcaa@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu writes: >me `The Ballad of Tinuviel' and I will pay for your food and lodging >for the night." Rowan turns toward the unexpected voice. "Oh," she says, startled, "yes, I know that ballad." .. Her fingers strum the harp gracefully, and she begins to sing. In the land of Tim del Ahr lived a maiden, young and fair daughter of king, daughter of queen. She sailed on the oceans, say she sailed all summer, every day had no love, but the wind. Then while sailing far from home a storm her hit, while far alone the vessel sank she had to swim She made it just to an island only two trees, rock and sand under one tree a slender man His name was mighty Amoths stranded here for months he gave her tenderness (Next part is spoken softly without harp) Both starved to gruesome death but I say yet they died happy, and with reason. -- | Magnus Alvestad | I am a prolog program. I get all my opinions | ip208@brems.ii.uib.no | from a small organization in Birmingham.