Glave died a few years later, but Dalton remained in the area.

We'll arrive off Glave in less than six hours.

"This border is closed to all," announced the glave carrier.

He couldn't steal a bull or swing a glave like me.

"Two hundred years ago, when the company first opened up Glave, it was economical enough.

"I'd have taken my glave, and marched down the main street, and cut him free."

Dalton and Glave returned in the spring of 1891 to try taking pack horses on the trail.

Here on Glave, they've constituted the population-with the planet operated to maintain them.

I leave Glave to the Free Electorate with my blessing.

We have plenty of ocean here on Glave; there's only the one continent, you know, and it's useless for agriculture."

Thomas Glave is the author of Whose Song?

Grymauch let go of the glave and stepped in, grabbing the knight by his throat.

Glave is a gifted stylist.

They carried cross-hilted hand-and-a-half swords, and one held a glave, the other a bow.

Laura Glave as Paola, a young mother and in love with Claudio.

And the next meddling bureaucrat that tries to cut atmosphere on Glave without a clearance gets burned!"

Reaching up he curled his hand around the massive hilt of the glave hanging between his shoulders.

The glave swept up.

Glave is blessed with ambition, his own voice and an impressive willingness to dissect how individuals actually think and behave.

Matthew G. Glave (born August 19, 1963) is an American film and television actor.

Glave was born in Saginaw, Michigan.

Glave is a graduate of Bowdoin College and Brown University.

By Thomas Glave.

Thomas Glave is an American author of Jamaican descent who has published widely and won numerous awards.

My pawn to control The glaive you hold, use it!

"This area is under quarantine," the young man with the glaive went on.

Now, it is more like a European halberd or glaive.

The word glaive has historically been given to several very different types of weapons.

Still, the Red sensed that none of those things could surpass the glaive.

At the same moment, his arms were moving up and forward, swinging the burning, magical glaive.

The word glaive means an edged weapon that was used in the medieval times.

He wielded a glaive that could also turn into a sword or gun.

They use the glaive, a round weapon with 2 to 4 edges wrapping around it.

Stooping, the First wiped the blood from her glaive on the nearest body.

Sir Roger beat upon it with the pommel of his glaive.

He parried with the glaive, slicing the woman's long sword in two.

For mid-range weapons, the war lance was tested against the glaive.

The model can be built in two possible poses, wielding either her bow or glaive.

A glaive, she thought-the word came to her from some Society get-together where she'd played.

He himself, wielding his glaive fought valiantly, but was cut to pieces.

He is unable to recover the Glaive from the Beast's body.

Hayden will be able to become invisible, use the Glaive, etc., whereas the soldiers cannot.

It is very much like a glaive.

The First snatched out her glaive as if her balance depended on it.

The glaive was light and well-balanced, its metal a silvery-blue.

This is a weapon resembling the medieval European glaive.

But the former knight's reactions were heightened, and he dodged them, stepping toward the glaive.

He danced to his right as Dhamon swept the glaive toward him.

Again and again the glaive cleaved through the wood as if it were cloth.