The Landlord does not make the blackness. The blackness is there already wherever the taste of mountain-apple has created the vermiculate will.
So what does vermiculate mean? Vermiculate basically means wormy So what the guide is saying is that
the blackness is wherever the taste of mountain-apple has created a wormy willThere are other meanings for vermiculate like being wormlike in shape or appearance, having wavy or winding markings like worms or worm tracks, and moving like a worm.
That's all for now.
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Hey there! This is Brittany (the author of Sam, who currently has no chapters posted :-P), and I noticed your comment at the Romany Epistles site. Thank you, guys! I'm glad you're enjoying them. :-)
By the way, am I commenting to one sister or to both? If you guys share the same site, I think that is really sweet. A site shared by two sisters. How fun!
~Britt
Grrr... You got me. I'm afraid I must admit that I didn't know what vermiculate meant. :) Ah well, new things learned every day! :)
Glad to see you're back up and running!
Hmm... Now there is a word that you don't hear every day. :) I am going to have to come up with a way to use it. :) By the way, this is Rachel Rossano from the Romany Epistles site. I am the author of Wren. Thank you both for the encouragement. :)
Hello, this is Haley Crenwelge, author of Aquila Romany and I wanted to thank you for taking the time to read our writings and for the encouraging word.
Hey Everyone!! Thanks for the comments! :)
Brittany: Yes, this blog is both mine and my sisters. We both have are own as well. I think you can find them off of our profiles.
Pete: Ha! That's funny. I'm glad I could find a word you didn't know! :)
I'll try and post more when I have time. At the moment I'm working on a college application.
Rachel & Haley:
I'm glad we could encourage you guys!! (Or maybe I should say girls!:)) We enjoy reading your stories.
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