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Matt: 21:28: But what think ye? A certain man had two
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Matt: 21:29: He answered and said I will not: but afterward he repented, and went
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Matt: 21:30: And he came to the second, and said likewise
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Matt: 21:31: Whether of them twain did the will of his father? They say unto him, the first
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Matt: 9:2: And, behold, they brought to him a man sick of the palsy, lying on a bed: and Jesus seeing their faith said
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Matt: 9:3: And, behold, certain of the scribes said within themselves, This man blasphemed
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Matt: 9:4: And Jesus knowing their thoughts said,
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Matt: 9:6: But that ye may know that the Son of man hath power on earth to forgive sins, (then said he to the sick of
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Matt: 9:7: And he arose, and departed to his house
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Matt: 22:36: Master, which is the great commandment in the law?
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Matt: 22:37: Jesus said unto him, Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with
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Matt: 22:38: This is the first and great commandment
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Matt: 15:17: Do not ye yet understand, that whatsoever entereth in at the mouth goeth into the belly, and is cast
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Matt: 15:18: But those things which proceed out of the mouth come forth from the heart; and they defile the man
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Matt: 11:15: He that hath ears to hear, let him hear
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Matt: 13:9: Who hath ears to hear, let him hear
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Matt: 13:43: Then shall the righteous shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father
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smothering dented tins of matt
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cheeks of his best friend Matt Turnil
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his friend what had happened, mainly because Matt
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Half a year younger than Petr, Matt was the same
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stirrup and pulled himself up behind Matt on the
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Matt turned Bess on the road and they started the
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inner turmoil from Matt and continued with his
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This time Matt did fall backwards, off the horse, in
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Huff stuck out his small hand to Matt, ‘Matt for
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Matt slowly and hesitantly offered his own hand
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to give Matt a chance to recover from his fall
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will surely have us arrested,’ said Matt
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in two the minute he sees you?’ asked Matt
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Matt swallowed hard but said nothing
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way it always will be!’ Matt crossed his arms and
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Matt felt anger rising in his chest and would have
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Matt lead Bess at
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Matt fried some of the sliced
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‘It was brave of you,’ Matt finally said
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Matt smiled too with relief, ‘How did the chase
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Matt stared into the flames of the fire
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Matt felt as though he had only just closed his eyes
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Matt warmed his hands on the dying fire
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Matt looked back up the pass and was glad to see it
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‘How’s the wound?’ asked Matt
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the horse,’ said Matt
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Matt wearily sat back and massaged his tired legs
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Matt considered the gypsy
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Matt stood and held the bridle, stroking Bess’ nose
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This time Matt took the satchel
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Matt could hear him softly chanting in the confines
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It was either a prayer or lament, Matt
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‘What’s the matter?’ inquired Matt
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Matt caught up with him, ‘What up?’ he whispered
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Matt looked ahead, and could see nothing but
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Matt sat on the door-step and leaned against the
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Matt appeared in front of Petr and extended his
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Behind Matt several Gypsies were sitting on the
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‘That won’t be a problem, friend Matt
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Their footsteps echo off matt blue walls as they pass wards and treatment areas signed in white lettering on blue metal
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Matt was carrying
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Petr and Matt entered the circle of monoliths,
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scampered toward the men, as Petr, Matt and
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‘The what?’ exclaimed Matt, looking more than a
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without me!’ screamed Matt, pulling his arm away
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With a sigh he turned and went to find Matt
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Matt was sitting on a large boulder, near to where
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Matt turned his head a quarter turn and shrugged his
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Matt turned his head half way around, ‘They did?’
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‘How did you cope?’ Matt turned his shoulders
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Matt looked down at his feet, ‘I wanted to cry, but
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‘Where are the townsfolk?’ asked Matt
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floor of the house, closely followed by Matt
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Matt stood beside the
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Kassim and Matt had heard
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worse than this?’ Matt almost shrieked
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Matt stood ready with short sword and knife to
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Matt wiped sweat from his brow, ‘It’s over, that’s
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they come over?’ asked Matt
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Matt was staring idly into the flowing waters of the
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Matt stared ahead oblivious to all, lost in his own
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Petr slowed his horse and waited for Matt to catch
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Matt smiled at the thought, ‘Grennal loves a good
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‘Not likely,’ scoffed Matt
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Matt was smiling again
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‘Why only the summer?’ asked Matt
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“Thanks for helping me out back there, Matt,” Julia said
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Nearby, he could see some of his friends; Matt, Andrew, Jack, Monica and Julia walking past a podium
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Although Matt would never admit it to his friends, he too found himself quite taken aback by the view
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Matt was so very happy to find somewhere he could just lie back and do absolutely nothing
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Andrew, Jack, Monica, Julia and Matt were, more or less, normal kids who lived in what was, more or less, a normal village, but the lives they lived had been so far anything but normal
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You can’t fight City Hall,” Matt retorted
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“Yeah, good luck with that,” Matt said and rolled his eyes
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“I’m glad you share our concern for the future of the Nevermore Forest, but don’t be all doom-and-gloom just yet, Matt
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I understand that you intend to tear down Nevermore Forest so you can build your Office Blocks there,” Matt said
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“Yes, I understand, money is nice,” Matt said, “However the Nevermore Forest holds important cultural significance to the villagers of Trouble Valley, and they are against you chopping down all the trees
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“But anyway, we’ve dragged way off-topic here; my main point here is that you shouldn’t destroy the Nevermore Forest!” Matt said
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Matt said, and then angrily stormed out
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Much later, Matt opened the door again with much fanfare, as a Red carpet rolled out for him to walk out on
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Matt twirled his evil moustache
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Then, Matt twirled his evil moustache again
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“Thank-you for saving the forest, Matt,” Monica said
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She gave Matt a kiss on the cheek, then walked off
