Tie this rope in a knot for me, please.

San Manuel and the neighboring towns around Mount Banahao, in Laguna, are famous for lanzones. The story goes that it used to be a wild fruit in the mountain that nobody attempted to eat because the locals knew it was poisonous.

For quality control, Parliament in 1503 required all London-made pewter to be stamped with the maker's symbol or touchmark.

“Count Phebon,” Ivan said, in his driest and most pedantic voice, “dislikes warriors but likes antiquitaries.[…]”