Osmunda swept a curtsey, that yellow hair falling cloudwise to her feet, then turned swift to disappear in the shadow of the turret stair.
By the 1940s, most menstrual education was taught in the classroom, often with educational materials produced by the femcare industry (Houppert, 2000). The shift may be explained in part by women's own reluctance to teach their daughters […]
It was a concert of some sort. Five or so blokes were on stage in a TV studio; … The blokes didn't look like any pop group as I knew them. They were multiracial, knotted of brow, their garb was distinctive, involving a lot of what I later found out to be cheesecloth and kaftans along with ripped, faded denims.
And Ywain looked down in his wheeling, and there was the city of Dœdala very far beneath him, and it smallened and darkened continually, so that save for the moonlight upon the towers he had soon seen it no more.
