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Thomas Covenant Series: Help !


water dancer
August 26th, 2000, 05:51 AM
Years ago I read the entire 6 book series and loved them. There is a passage in one of the books where a wedding takes place and I was deeply touched by the words and would like to use them for my upcoming wedding in 3 weeks.

I can not find where I saved the passage and can't seem to locate the ceremony in the books.

Can you help me!!! I don't remember who go married, only that it was under a tree and the words were about a circle....

thank you for your help!

Ravenlock
August 31st, 2000, 07:12 AM
I can't tell you where it is at, but I think that I can help narrow it down. I just barely finished reading the first series and I don't remember anyone getting married, so unless I completely missed somthing in my reading, I would say that it is somewhere in the second series. I know that's not a whole lot of help, but it is some.

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Eventine
August 31st, 2000, 12:43 PM
I can't remember a wedding taking place in the series at all. And if it wasn't in the first series, I can't really think of anywhere in the second series where a wedding might take place under a tree, due to the nature of nature in those three books.

Keyoke
September 1st, 2000, 03:23 PM
I've read the first 5 books of the series, and I dont recall any wedding scene.. So, I'd assume it'd be in the third book..

Thinking of it, I really should re-read the last 3..=)

Cadfael
January 5th, 2001, 05:02 PM
Could this have something to do with Sunder and Hollian?

 

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