What is "graydon"

Usage examples of "graydon".

Graydon accepted that deathlessness as fact Studying Kon, he could not doubt that the science which had effected that monstrous blend of man and spider was entirely capable of performing the lesser miracle of indefinitely prolonging life.

Also he had a sense of humor, and somehow Graydon was quite sure Huon had none.

Graydon spent with Huon and the Fellowship and found them gay, witty, and delightful companions, the women of perilous charm.

Like Huon, she was curious about death, and that part of his evening he spent at her side Graydon did not find so gay.

Graydon spent with Huon and certain members of the Fellowship, as he had the day before, all of them eager to know more of that world which had grown up outside the Hidden Land.

And now Graydon discovered why none of the Indians died in ways that would have given Huon the enlightenment he sought as to the varied guises of death.

Graydon gracefully pushed up into a sitting position, squinting across the wide expanse of green to where Lily and Sir Margate were seated.

Graydon lifted Sir Seaborne Margate off the ground and, with all of the other picnic-goers avidly watching, tossed him into the Thames.