''"Used to," you're right there. Not any more.''Well, not my business. Actually, there is something I wanted to ask you about, an idea I've had for th... bar. You remember how those school disco nights used to pull in the crowds at that straight club in Hammersmith? Hundreds used to turn up, all wearing school uniform. You must have seen them.''Yes, there was a real craze for dressing up as school kids, and not only at Hammersmith. Pubs all over the place were having school disco nights.''Well,. I immediately saw the car containing the two thugs sitting on the corner, just idling. It was a black 1971 Buick Riviera, I’d seen it with one of our clients last week, Mr. Albrecht, and he’d known exactly what kind of car it was. He described it as an American Classic and had happily admired it until they drove off.This was the second day this week that they’d showed up while we were working, and we hadn’t worked Tuesday. I had a feeling that they were going to be ramping up their harassment,. ..” All of the people listening to the radio frequency can hear the fear and the determination to overcome that fear in her voice while she sings the hymn; all of the verses, then she repeats it, and repeats it, again, and again. All of the Swords draw courage from her singing. She’s a perfect example of why they’re here and what they’re fighting for - their people!When the hostile fire erupts huge waves of Dareed troops rise up to charge across the fields. Granite watches and he waits with a. Men spun to the ground or were jerked back as if pulled by strings. Some lay still, but others squirmed and waved their arms. More shells were fired from the fort, and their distant explosions mixed with the continuous crashing and crackling of rifle fire. Seth grasped the sapling before him with aching hands. He felt sick. Above it all, he could hear cheers from those who had waited all day for this show to begin.Messengers came running back to the fort, and soon more soldiers were moving.