The Roof of the Maidens lay halfway up the still brightly lit east wall of the canyon, a garden-topped rectangle of grayish stone doubtless larger inside than it looked.
Beyond the pool the grayish white stones of the graves loomed out of the darkness.
He grunted in reply, admitting neither that he was wrong nor she was correct A chill evening wind moved across the front of the Citadel, the grayish stone turning black in the evening light.
Unlike the oddly green-veined rock of the other side of this stretch of country, they were facing normal grayish stone as might form a jutting prominence of any normal height.
The grayish stones of the shores, Lindsay realized suddenly, were water ice.
When it came time to use the Name and the Word I called them both loudly, thrice, and waited. . . Upon this hilltop there were many grayish stones.
Both die original structure and its wings appeared Co be of the same smooth, grayish stone as the wall, and all three were so high that throwing the limb onto the roof of any appeared quite impossible.
Among the larger water-worn stones on the beach itself we found an ammonite embedded in a round, grayish stone streaked with quartz.
Kharl had to blink, and when he could see, where the man in green had stood there was but a small pile of whitish ash in the midst of a black greasy smear on the grayish stones of the pier.
The outer facade has two levels, with most of the surface covered in tezontle, a blood-red volcanic stone, with chiluca, a grayish white stone, to frame windows and doors.
