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December 1 - 24 dancing dwarves

Story Summary

Today's writing "mathom" is: twenty-four dancing dwarves *** Write whatever you feel like – a drabble, a poem or a short story.

Chapter List

Ch#	Title	Words	Updated
1	Devious Dwarves - by Gwynnyd	118	03 Dec 05
2	Dec 1: twenty-four dancing dwarves	146	04 Dec 05
3	Reeling - RiverOtter	17	14 Dec 05
4	When in Aglarond -by Lady Masterblott	125	15 Dec 05
5	Celebration by Aranel Took	95	18 Dec 05
6	24 Dancing Dwarves in Doriath - by Dean Maia of Este	444	21 Dec 05
7	Bree-land News - Special Edition - by Agape4Gondor	134	10 Jan 06
Appx. Word Count		1,079

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Story Information

Author: HASA Workshop

Status: General

Completion: Ongoing Serial

Era: Multi-Age

Genre: Other

Rating: General

Last Updated: 01/10/06

Original Post: 12/03/05

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Playlists Featuring the Story

Yule Mathoms 2005 Collected - 24 stories - Owner: Yule Mathoms Challenge 2005: Thanks to Juno-Magic and Aranel Took, HASA members were presented with 24 cues to use to create presents of stories, drabbles, and poems for the Yule season in 2005. Many members contributed many wonderful "mathoms" for you to enjoy. Find them all collected here.; Included because: The first set of mathoms.

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