She dared not actually speak - the combined presence of the deranged monk and the nasty little man with his body full of dead people dried up her voice and made her tongue stick to the roof of her mouth.
Can you say "ew"? It was meant to be "cart full of dead people" -- don't even ask why.
“I missed you,” Mary said, her voice muggled in the woman’s shoulder.
I didn't realize that "muggling" was a verb...How exactly does one "muggle" in any case? Does it have anything to do with mugging, or Muggles?
Mary’s heart was beating face.
That was supposed to be "fast." Does anyone else have an image of a disembodied heart beating someone around the head?
Mary looked at him in surprise. He did not speak of Meg with anything like the contempt that most of the clergy bestowed upon her foster mother - if anything, he sounded almost respectful. He caught her lip and grinned, looking suddenly much younger and friendlier.
*giggles* Apparently Mary has detachable lips which she throws at random young men. Nice to know...(seriously, what is it with this novel and the detachable body parts?)
Meg, bless her, was making as much noise as possible so that she didn't interrupt them at an awkward moment, and Mary gently disengaged herself from Tom's army.
BWAHAHAHAHA...I know Mary has a big heart and all, but I didn't know she was hugging an entire army. Also, where the hell did Tom get an army? Was he promoted to general while I wasn't looking? Last I checked he was supposed to be a blacksmith...
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