Gosh, this is wonderful. Easy to see why Lord Dunsany was such an influence on people like Neil Gaiman and Charles de Lindt. Beautiful, lyrical writing and subtle humor. A joy to read. Typically Victorian in its slow pacing and wordiness, requiring the modern reader to slow down a bit.
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The Charwoman's Shadow
The Charwoman's Shadow
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She is performing the commonest of tasks. But she has no shadow. And therin lies magic, and wherei lies magic, there also is beauty.
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She is performing the commonest of tasks. But she has no shadow. And therin lies magic, and wherei lies magic, there also is beauty.
ISBN: 366545
Publication Date: 2/19/1973
Pages: 213
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Publication Date: 2/19/1973
Pages: 213
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