Dunsany's work, that Nature at least will recover, and that human doings will prove inconsequential in the larger scheme of things. Otherwise, these are meditations from out of Hell, by a man who has been there. Included, too is the "Dirge of Victory," which was published in the Times at the moment of the War's ending, when Dunsany, of all authors then living, was chosen to speak for the entire British nation.
The Book of Wonder
Lord Dunsany
bookUnhappy Far-Off Things
Lord Dunsany
bookUnhappy Far-Off Things
Lord Dunsany
bookSelections from the Writings of Lord Dunsay
Lord Dunsany
bookThe Kith of the Elf-Folk
Lord Dunsany
bookTales of Three Hemispheres
Lord Dunsany
bookThe Tents of the Arabs
Lord Dunsany
bookPlays of Near & Far
Lord Dunsany
bookHow Nuth Would Have Practised His Art upon the Choles
Lord Dunsany
bookPlays of Gods and Men
Lord Dunsany
bookThe Prayer of the Men of Daleswood
Lord Dunsany
bookThe Long Porter's Tale
Lord Dunsany
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