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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 6

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Dieter Van Bueren held up a calming hand as he spied the two animals. He and his father had been on patrol around the small Dutch community. Always there were strangers and strange people coming to Reading at night. But this was the first time a pair of horses showed themselves.
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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 5

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

They slowed their horses to a crawl. It had been a while since the last gunshot had sounded, more than likely the posse had given up the chase. At least the sheriff and his men would have, Captain Williams on the other hand, would find some way to continue. At least they [...]

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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 4

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Sheriff Richard Calloway saw the small object drop to the ground at the base of the bridge. He had his suspicions what it might be, and then he looked again as he saw the small spark of the wick. “Dynamite!” he shouted and pulled on the reigns of his horse. Several [...]

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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 3

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Pania watched as Johnson began the chase, trying to head the Black Mask off at the pass. But she had already out maneuvered eight riders bearing down on her, slipping past one was no problem. The pale elf grinned and offered a wave as Black Mask raced passed, and then she waited, [...]

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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 2

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

“If you will please give generously as the collection plate is passed around,” the preacher said with a kind smile. The service was drawing to it’s end, as the well known rituals were conducted. “Please don’t forget, we will be holding a small picnic this afternoon, so I do hope that you [...]

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Between Raisin’ Hell An’ Amazin’ Grace Pt. 1

Posted in Black Mask and Pale Rider, tagged , on August 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, August 16, 1863
The citizens of Harrisburg attended to their usual Sunday rituals. It was a warm summer day, and picnics had been planned after the church services. The pace was slow, fitting for the day, as people walked down the streets from their homes, or rode in horse drawn carriages [...]

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