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Carn sat on the front step of the house and nodded.

Carn dropped back and walked along with the bulk of his soldiers.

On either side, Carn and the other warriors did the same, brandishing their weapons.

The spilled carn is beginning to catch fire, and I wanted us clear of any danger."

Roran pointed at the men he had picked to join him, and Carn asked each of them their names.

"Carn Carby isn't exactly on the bottom of the rankings."

"They worked Carn with knives, like they wanted him to tell them something.

"Eighteen of us can take what we choose from the village of Carn," he said.

"I bet Carn wasn't the only one graduated early."

The two armies met on the common of Carn Coch.

Inland to your right is the big hill of Carn Llidi.

It is a small area which makes up part of the Carn Brea parish.

Redruth is also home to Carn Brea, which has most historical interest.

The rocky outcrops on the southern side of the island, such as South Carn, are smaller.

Beside him, he heard Carn muttering phrases in the ancient language, and he smiled.

Leaning close to him, Carn said, "Why did you refuse the shield and helmet?"

Bean walked back down the corridor to the room that had been Carn Carby's until today.

The Carn lifted his hands to his lips and blew a soft humming note.

This battle is said by some sources to have taken place at Carn Brammit, a site which can no longer be identified.

Carn went on to learn to play the piano, the clarinet, and the bassoon, mastering all three.

In another article from the same newspaper, Carn James declared it as one of her most exuberant songs.

A grim smile appeared on Carn's face.

"We're lucky they're on foot," murmured Carn, indicating the red column of soldiers marching toward the village.

Carn nodded as he reached them.