Pronounced "louwering brows", (lao-ring), not "lowering brows". lower "to look dark and menacing," also lour, from Middle English louren, luren "to frown, scowl" (early 13c.), "to lurk" (mid-15c.), from Old English *luran or from its cognates, Middle Low German luren, Middle Dutch loeren "lie in wait."
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That Texas boy sure could write.
It really is too bad that he had so many personal demons.
And this was pulp fiction. Americans were better educated back then.
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😮A true master of the writer's craft. Many imitations but none to match REH. RIP
That was entertaining, thanks for sharing 😊
Great, intriguing, exciting, heroic and very interesting! Loved it!
The movie had plot holes but Howard was a great writer.
Quite the adventure
I did not know he created Solomon Kane as well.
sang like an arrow in the darkness.
Pen dipped in power.
Most excellent ❤
Glad you enjoyed it :)
17:48 found the candle and LIT it, not LIGHTED it
Only four good things that have come out of Texas are Fritos, Dr. Pepper, Willie Nelson and Robert E. Howard.
I picture Daniel Day Lewis as Solomon, maybe because of The Crucible
the village that was set back.
an observer would have been stricken.
Pronounced "louwering brows", (lao-ring), not "lowering brows".
lower "to look dark and menacing," also lour, from Middle English louren, luren "to frown, scowl" (early 13c.), "to lurk" (mid-15c.), from Old English *luran or from its cognates, Middle Low German luren, Middle Dutch loeren "lie in wait."
Besser-Visser!
Howard had written better stories .
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We only put an ad break at the beginning and end because we don't want the story to be interrupted by ads.