In particular, Plotz's notion that adventures used to be (and need to be) driven by practical considerations, such as opening trade routes, strikes me as daft.
Piotz believed that adventures should have a practical purpose.
Piotz thought having a good time should not be used for practical reasons.
Two people sleep in the grass.
Two women are making tea.
The section sets procedures for auctions.
I need to see how things go. Drew left to go meet Nye.
The fire power against them is actually excellent!
Thatched and tiled roofs line the horizon of the district of Higashiyama.