Scenes from Children of the Night

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. . . we can stop at Pippin's and have some pizza.            He took a seat on one of the steps by the boat launch and waited for

                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Adam Limus. 

    The tiled mural always seemed to capture the sunlight Years ago, the building was known as the First National Bank Center and was a

that danced on the wings of the angels and transformed                                                         source of civic pride in Chicago.

the wall into something more akin to heaven.

     Finally, he spotted Adam seated in an alcove            , . . . but most of my classes were at Lake Shore; I didn't spend much time at

almost hidden from the view of anyone else walking along the sidewalk.                                        Lewis Towers

As Jacob followed Kazmarek through the vaulted archway into

        the main dining entrance of the Cathedral Hall dining room,

he was reminded of the boarding school he attended on the

East Coast, in a simpler time.

    Jude and William pulled up to 830 Green Bay Road at ten o'clock on a bright,

Sunday morning.  An iron fence enclosed the estate; in the background they

could see the house, which was surrounded by a lush garden and large oak

trees.

    Richard made out the shape, holding a flaming sword, and pointing to figures walking in front of him, their faces averted.  After staring at      the picture for some time, noting the radiance at the angel's back, and the darkness looming in front of the two figures, man and woman, Richard realized that he was looking at a reproduction of the expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden.

    Miriam Elliott sat at a table overlooking the central plaza in the Northern Sicilian town of Taormina. The sun was beginning to sink toward the horizon, and the central plaza was bathed in a reddish light, which reflected off the white-washed church and steeple to the left of her table.