Sercq

/ sɛrk /

noun

It would be a very small child on Sercq who did not know that much.

She was a Guernsey woman by birth, but had lived on Sercq for over twenty years.

The boat was gone and Paul Martel with it, and neither was seen again in Sercq.

And that is how he came to frequent Sercq and made the acquaintance of Rachel Carré.

During the day he went over to Little Sercq in hopes of snaring a rabbit.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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