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Little bird, little Sarah Jane I don't understand what's happening today, Everything is all a blur… All I can see is a happy girl The sweet lady that you were, Sarah Jane Sarah Jane… Little bird, little Sarah Jane You were always such a pretty little thing You always were my closest friend… Brave and smart and affectionate What a sweet little bird you were, Sarah Jane Sarah Jane…

Book 1: The Sign of the Sparrow Chapter 10 Outskirts of Rateg, Romulus Aeryrn splashed some water over her face as she knelt at the riverside. Thewater was freezing cold as she cupped another handful and wiped it through her black hair. "I am really sorry to hear about your parents, Aeryrn," Bel Tovik said. "If it's any consolation to you, I lost my parents to the Cardassians during the occupation of Bajor..." "You don't need to apologize," Aeryrn said stiffly. "The Tal'Shiar takes somebody away every day on charges of treason. It was bound to happen sooner or later." Tovik put his hand reassuringly on her shoulder. "I'm sure it wasn't,

Book 4: Chain of Memories Chapter 7 Servants' Quarters - Dawn Sunlight streamed into Kaolea's room through the blinds over her window. The girl opened her eyes; the first thing she saw were the bands of golden sunlight crisscrossing the hard wooden floorboards on which she slept. Her soft, comfortable futon was the only thing between her and the floor. She sat up, yawned and stretched. Any minute now the caretaker would be giving the wakeup call, calling all servants and slaves to their usual duties. Kaolea was used to getting up early; her mistress was a morning person anyway. The girl stood up and wandered into her bathroom to fix her h

Chapter 6 "Tasha! TASHAAAA!!!" Riker shouted, trying to haul some of the fallen rubble out of the way. "Data, help me out here!" Data began to heft some of the bigger rocks away. "Sir, considering the length of time it took for the tunnel to cave in, there is a chance Tasha might not—ˮ Riker silenced Data with a wave of his hand. "Mr. Data, I don't even want to think about it." ***** Tasha slowly opened her eyes. She found she was lying on her side in a huge cavern. A few slits of sunlight came in through crevasses in the high ceiling. How did I get here? She wondered. She moved her head to one side to get a better look at her

                                            "The Raptor's Codex"               Based on Star Trek: The Next Generation created by Gene Roddenberry Prologue The Romulans where followers of a Vulcan dissident named S'Task, who had a different view than his teacher, Surak, the father of modern Vulcan civilization. Surak was teaching the Vulcans his philosophy of logic, while S'Task remained true to the old ways of honor. Soon the two philosophies began to clash, and S'Task decided to leave the Vulcan homeworld with his followers to save it from being torn apart between them. S'Task departed with eighty-thousand people in seventeen ships, an